economic activity raising unemployment and schooling causing political unrest concerning to domestic violence and undermining liberal democracy and the response of the pandemic is the biggest public policy failure in history. and not just an innocent mistake. we knew they were around. right from the start menu lockdowns were ineffective with the stupid class masks but the point of social distancing and those to travel is five times as far. and then to push an old playbook and public health director of santa clara county here in california. with the first lockdown. and governor newsom shut down on california. and then with a bioterrorism attack on mine. and at the federal level pushing the lockdown madness based on experience for aids and they were making up as they went along. then it was controlling the number of cases even though we knew from the start and vaccine mandates. but that they don't prevent infection or transmission. it was about their addiction and the rush of blood to their head. if they thought those rules saved lives they were not constantly break them. and then to feel the spirit. and then the football game last weekend. and now stacy abrams. they know their rules are a joke. but the impact is not funny at all. small businesses destroyed kids education setback by years of domestic violence and child abuse. you did this to america and the media and like the anderson cooper all the rest of you lying and fear mongering pushing misinformation that destroyed millions of lives. you have blood on your hands. please don't try to claim it with the virus we don't know how to respond. that is bs. we knew how long the lockdowns were right from the start as part of the first days of the pandemic. we could see young healthy people were barely at risk and could clearly identify those most vulnerable elderly and overweight. so let's come together. so stop the total shutdown for everyone and those must most likely to need hospitalization with the public health crisis into america's worst catastrophe. >> there is no needs to close workplaces and bars and jim's it was mental. that's why said this at the start. >> with the tv mouthpieces putting a finger over the virus. but working americans will be crashed by it. the cure is worse than the disease. that is the territory we are hurtling towards. and president trump said it himself at night the cure cannot be worse than the problem itself. that we were putting lives that risk. donald trump partly delivered is here and now he is very seriously considering making it much worse and then to do more harm than good. and it was there lockdowns i did more harm than good. so how much time did the media stand covering the john hopkins study? make constantly lecture us about following the data mail was an apology and trump an apology in this man pretty much the oath only governor who followed the data. we have to learn the message of this otherwise it will happen all over again. so never again marked and out-of-control eric can't. like fauci. to invade the regulation that the administration put in place to commission rate close research like begin a function in wuhan that is the most likely origin of the pandemic. never again must we allow out-of-control medical establishments. the lockdown policy should be rejected as the pandemic policy instrument. and then to bury the findings of the media that's why we now must have actually independent 9/11 start commission to investigate total transparency the origins and our response to the pandemic. if you think about how much they did and the lives they ruined and turned on society and turn them upside down. an investigation is not enough. people should be put on trial. >> and while we have talked about this topic often we have the benefit from the studies so take us behind the headlines. what are the details in the background to this report quick. >> good evening, steve. that was an incredible mathematical analysis of 24 other studies looking at the exact question what was the impact of the lockdown? if we want to invoke the boulevard to shut down society and keep everybody in their homes, anyone with scientific objectivity will say we need to do a thorough and regular it on —- rigorous evaluation. it was.2 percent. that translates to 1800 lives on the same time and those that were above the standard rate that we have not yet unpacked. these were not covid death that is about quarter of elaine people that died from declining health status. we told people to stay home they gained 17 pounds so the best intervention was to stay active and healthy and using excess body weight. this is what we needed to focus on and this is what the study looked at and nobody wants to talk about this at this point. >> so we were laying it out here we know who was vulnerable. that is an immediate blackout with those zero minutes spent discussing it "the new york times" and they were literally ignoring it. >> so what is the criteria right now is whether or not a study is the result you like. that doesn't give a result you like it gets very little attention. we did a study on natural immunity out of johns hopkins published in the top medical journal the american medical association showing natural immunity was present in 99.3 percent of people who tested positive for covid and lasted 20 months. but i got no coverage outside of the wall street journal and fox news. this is the new measuring stick whether or not you cover something. not only is it carried issues that guidance even at the source institution putting it out in the realities have a small group of doctors making all the decisions in the united states and there is a number of recent meetings , doctor fauci and others are politically charged and aligned to shut out other opinions and talk about should we end this? like the uk and they have decided against it. should we recognize natural immunity? their own experts were divided so they said no. we should not have that concentration of power to decide what is reasonable information. with blisters doctor fauci said it was dramatic data coming out of israel. when it came out on natural immunity, not a word and did not even talk about it. this is cherry picking science. steve: that is an incredible powerful example you ended with. it is a really serious issue that the people who told us to follow the data to challenge their ideological viewpoint instead of ignoring it. doctor marty makary thank you for joining us. turning point usa charlie kirk. you are with me on the show that night when we agreed it was time. just at the end of the first period of the 15 days. we tried that, let's not do that anymore. it's hurting us more trying to protect the vulnerable. all of this has happened since then. >> no kidding. you deserve great credit and your audience deserves to know that. but even in the center right nobody was talking clearly about the lockdown. they were trending and you looked rationally and said if we are pro- worker and profamily and pro- america where we locking down the people that are not at great risk? you are a leader in that regard and i think it change people's opinions. and he will start to see some people we started to see the increase with alcoholism and drug addiction loneliness. and then you make an interesting point. and then they clutch their ideological agenda. and with that multitrillion dollar wealth transfer to pander the pharmaceutical companies. and unfortunately the lockdowns were used for very specific political purpose and continue to be. steve: that's right one of the most egregious examples that is still going on in getting worse is the part that you know particularly well to have all of these healthy young people with barely any risk that they are pushing today and just insane what you seen happening? >> they are pushing back some of these campuses and ivy league in particular these are orwellian states that call them college campuses. this is the most depressed suicidal drug addicted alcoholic and medicated generation in history. the people in charge are worried about a virus that has such a low fatality rate? how about you worried about the fact you cannot live a full and prosperous life? they cannot properly communicate? everything they hear is about the world ending with a pathogen that they cannot see. you cannot treat the next generation. acting as they will be in the same trajectory which is why i've long called for the lifting of all mask mandates and basking on —- vaccine mandates also time for national recovery program but there has to be intergenerational apology for what we have done. it's never been done like this before. steve: i cannot agree more. what doctor marty makary was saying earlier. so we have to restore the damage. great to see you tonight charlie. thank you very much. so if there is one thing worse from the mask maniacs after the game last sunday it was the excuses that they gave. he held his breath from the entire time that i didn't exhale he said while newsom said he only took it for a brief second that within minutes we have evidence that was another line in fact he had taken it for a brief couple of hours and it's all so infuriating and did get period on my podcast this week. >> they know it is crap. >> and rules and regulations. 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steve: exactly the thing is a joke. if you look at the way weakness spread so what is your assessment right now with russia and ukraine and with the releasing of intelligence. and i use the term of sexing up and then with those to remind people that the run-up to the war in iraq. what dc is going on their? >> very quickly go back to nancy pelosi. and then to understand how infuriating that is. not to stand up for human rights or freedom and to stand up to genocide if we are that worried about our american athletes when they go to compete why are we sending them there in the first place. into their relationship and then the state department podium but if she's that we about the athletes that is ridiculous to tell people. that is the shining city on a hell to speak truth to power. and it is unconscionable to do that with the athletes that with the second question i would love to go around the world with you to talk about russia and ukraine that i could be one i think the intelligence community, they are in a world of hurt after what happened in afghanistan and we saw this play with a briefing and then to the administration that rafael afghanistan. but the biden mid-to-late on —- military commanders and the administration ignored a lot of the information and what a huge spot it was on the reputation so they are probably trying to get out in front of it is my guess. steve: finally finally what is going on with the iran situation? tell us about that. >> this is something we should watch very closely. thank you for bringing this up. in my opinion is not getting enough attention. right now again the biden administration has given concession after concession to the regime forever desk everyone to get back into the jcpoa president trump said it was one of the worst foreign-policy deals ever made. he was correct it was the iranian deal giving billions of dollars of sanctions relief to iran. not for them to have a nuclear weapon. that they would get billions of dollars in sanctions. but the truth is the ideal only kicked the can down the road to another administration to allow them over time to get a nuclear weapon at the very end of the deal. so the trump administration came back and we put the sanctions back and i ran inside peace in the middle east and then we see the biden administration did nothing for it to be capitulating with billions of dollars of sanctions relief again to the regime in iran. steve: with nothing to show for it. thank you. great to see you as always. biden tried to take a victory lap after the historic jobs report. >> our country is taking everything covid can throw at us and come back stronger. i'm pleased to report this morning and america's job machine is going stronger than ever. steve: only it isn't. yes it's true there over 400,000 jobs created in january beating expectations but we are still missing millions from the workforce even with the latest increase our labor participation rate is just 62.2 percent from the height of the pandemic shutdown the lowest in may 1977 with the carter stagnation that's what he loves to brag about it's the devastation from the unscientific lockdown now they are rushing to declare themselves hearing on —- he rose the problem that they themselves created a great booming economy that they try to brag about has the worst inflation 39 years in the worst job market in 45 years. much more up ahead. 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>> i'm getting an amazing response to the videos that i put out highlight where it is going and all the content in the coming days and weeks people are excited to share the content in that there is nothing out there reaching out to these people and social media right now. they are not in mainstream media when black americans are and then from the media sources and the entertainers and rappers so it was shocking to me something like this did not exist until now. but it does. i hope people love it. i love the content please go to douglas society.com. and go to facebook and instagram at douglas society. check us out and see what we're all about. steve: please do that. because it totally fits with what i have been arguing here. the future of the gop and conservativism is a multiracial coalition populism and this is such a positive move i really appreciate you doing it. 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is it any wonder that these people don't look at themselves they are not self reflective at all. after two years of this nonsense with covid-19 nobody believes them morgan ortagus that lack of self-awareness. there's a slightly different topic like dealing with the canadian truckers and go find me. we would never tolerate this on the platform but they are they are. to fund raise on the platform just one year ago. >> of course. and if i want to be positive for a minute this is positive populism, i think they are overplaying their hand so much in getting to the level where the people that are waking up to the tactics are not necessarily conservatives or republicans and they are waking up research. i am jon scott that is how "fox reports" on february 6. trey: thank you for joining us i am trey gowdy, welcome to "sunday night in america." there are new concerns about iran. that country is getting closer to gaining access to nuclear weapons. to revive the 2015 nuclear deal struck between iran and president obama, the biden administration have move something sanctions imposed by the trump administration, including freeing up 30 billion dollars in overseas