[the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] [the star-spangled banner] will: good morning, welcome to fox and friends this saturday morning. we never gotta show dog. a lot of dogs featured next to the american flag. there was talk of getting a show dog to hang out on set. clean up after you. i don t know why we never got one. rachel: it could be my skippy. he lives in new jersey area. skippy bites. that s not good. pete: who s going to take care of it? will: during the week? we are not here. pete: our dog we show to the audience for 8 hours. will: it just mingles. rachel: a producer who loves dogs was wondering. pete: it to 24/7 show, so there would always be a producer here. it would be an additional duty. will: i am picturing a lab just kind of around. you drop your crumbs, he is happy. rachel: good idea. let s run it by will: i bet steve doocy would take care of it during the week. it would be his dog during the week. let s run it by steve. pete: rachel
And i thought maybe it s just that one nasty study. but i checketi d it. every mask that actually works has this plastic o on it.othe the ones that don t work, justsa eat the cloth ones. they re safefe.but th, but theyu work at all. so the ones that actually workay actually, you re breathing in something eight times more. according to this studeight ticn the epa says it s safe. now, it hasn t been tested s yet.e s hasn t been tested human yet. only in mice. all right. but all right. so here thpomandatess the point. we could be deadlier than covid. i m guessing they giveif they gu you cancer. cancer could kill you. i m saying that mandates could be deadlier than covidou. i mean, if you want to maket a personal choice to wear a mask when you re in a medicatl center or in a tight place, fine. but when the government starts tellink ing you to do it, it s because they don t know what they re talking about and don t have a medical degre e. now, are we going to now have more school closin
Vaccine protection, it doesn t last forever. so whether you have natural immunity or even if you ve been vaccinated and have your booster, you will have some protection. that protection is not long lasting. it s short-lived. that is why, you know, the cdc, the health departments are recommending for those higher risk to get your booster. it can protect you. it s short lived. let s not forget who is at high risk. those who are at high risk are those that have the underlying medical conditions, the seniors, the elderly. when it comes to what they re doing in l.a., the health department, it s their job. it s their duty to monitor and assess, to look for what the prevalence of disease is in their community. it makes sense for them to make these recommendations. we want to keep it at that. keep recommendations and optional for all. a lot of doctors including you say the n-95 masks offered more protection than the regular cloth ones. that is an interesting point there. also, i want to take
What kind of mask should we be wearing? do the cloth ones just not cut it anymore? the cloth ones don t cut it anymore. they are better than nothing, but maybe marginally so. what i m wearing inside, whenever i go indoor, i m using a kn95 or n95, whether i m treating patients or walking into my building. and i think that that is what everyone should be wearing if they can get their hands on them. a cloth mask is certainly better than nothing, but it is not good enough for omicron with its ability to spread being one of the most infectious and contagious viruses that we ve ever met. you work in the e.r. in new york city which is having a bit of a rough go right now. cases have exploded. how are hospitals doing? that is a great question because a lot of people are saying that cases are exploding but case numbers are not necessarily reflective of hospitalizations and deaths. and that is true. we re seeing some decoupling here and omicron will likely not bring the same hospitalizatio