And i have been very cautious, very conservative during the pandemic as far as bubble wrapping our families, bubble wrapping ourselves to use an expression katty and i were talking act before, but we have flown an awful lot. we ve had confident that in the ability of the airlines and the mask mandates to allow us to fly without getting covid, and it s worked for us. and for our families. i m curious, as we get to the end of 2021, and we re moving through omicron, i know you travel a lot. you study this a lot. have what have you found about the airlines and the general safety of flying? is it are we confident at the end of 2021 to say that when you get on a plane, if you follow the instructions, you re really going to be safe from covid? reporter: indeed. in fact, you know, you got to go
Credit some of them did get arrested. i think this is a step in the positive directions. i would like to comment the yale police department for handling the situation as best they can. but, it really is an example of deep rooted when students feel they can do something like this. ainsley: you wrote in op-ed you wrote about bubble wrapping. campuses are bubble wrapping our kids. preventing them from diversity and discomfort. how do you think it is healthy. yale university was born out of intellectual. enlightenment ideas came from intellectual diversity. and students need to be exposed to ideas that are uncomfortable to them to become better leaders. unfortunately yale is becoming saturated by a particular ideology. i think when you become saturated by one ideology it can stunt your emotional growth. ainsley: you didn t like the tactics here. play the video. watch a little bit of this and explain what s going on here. yes, ma am. you came in here.
Well, do you know what, mika oh, i can tell i just go need to clean out my purse. we were wrong. it looks now, mike barnicle, like the red sox will be playing in oakland in that one-game playoff. let s hope that you know, we had chris sale come back last night, they let him pitch for one inning, they re bubble wrapping him for four days. like at this pace sale will be able to go four innings by december. happy days are here again, mike. happy days is sort of here again. i have to tell you as a part-time resident of manhattan i m concerned that the poor yankees will have to go to oakland to play a one-game playoff with the oakland a s and the oakland a s are very good but the yankees i m sorry we appreciate your concern and really the sincerity. you re oozing is the word. we re up two games now only,
And mark high man is here, the author of until it hurts, america s obsession with youth sports and how it harms our kids. first off, do you believe fining coaches for blowing out another team is a good move? no, i actually don t. i think there s an argument that we re protecting our children but i think these days we re overprotecting, essentially bubble wrapping them against the realities of life. the fact is there is losing in life. there is failure in life. blocks and goodñr tools to build character. i think if we re basically saying to kids, you re not saying to kids, you re not winners but you re not building blockñr for character. brian: building character by allowing blow outs to happen. are kids not going to grow emotionally if we don tñr let them get blown out as children?