Julie banderas, host of no interruption on fox nation, tomi lahren and in the virtual center seat, josh holmes, former chief of staff for senator mitch mcconnell. In an exclusive interview with fox s dr. Marc siegel saying he received death threats from scientists for pointing out three months ago that he believed the lab leak is the most likely explanation for covid. Redfield also saying there was a reluctance on the part of other scientists like say, dr. Anthony fauci, to look at the lab leak theory. An alternative hypothesis, that it went from a batch, virus, got into a laboratory were in the laboratory it was taught, educated, it evolved so it became a virus that could officially transmit human to human. My professional opinion as a virologist, that s a hypothesis i support, other individuals like tony fauci for example would say that he prefers to support. Sometimes scientists bite into a bone on the hypothesis, it s hard for them to move on. I guess if i m disappointed about anyt
Shamelessly went with this week. So was january 6th an insurrection or a mob of misfits. There was no insurrection and to call it an insurrection in my opinion is a bold faced lie. You didn t know it was a video from january the 6th you would actually think it was a normal tourist visit. And now they found a new champion to help carry this message deeper into crazy when they purged congresswoman liz cheney of her house leadership role for refusing to fall in line with the republican lie that the election was somehow stolen from donald trump and they elected instead trump s super fan elise stefanik to replace her. What role did these republicans play in the assault on our democracy? that s the question i have and i m sure after hearing those asinine statements you might have the same questions. We may soon get some answers because friday a group of house democrats and republicans reached a deal to establish a bipartisan commission to investigate the insurrection. The proposed commission
accountability in this country. let s get started. america, the land of the free and home of the brave. is it also now the home of a backsliding democracy? a report this week labeled the united states as undergoing a severe and deliberate form of democratic erosion. in joins countries like india and brazil and a quarter of the world s population that fall under the backsliding category. the democracy report says they are seeing an increasing number of democratically elected with tactics. some think the pandemic has made it easier to take this course of restricting civil liberties. and the partisan politics crippling our country. the republican controlled gerrymandering puts them in position to win big in 2022. and president trump is looking like he will be running with a new list the ability to overturn election results. only 35% of democrats say they feel democracy in america is facing a major threat. how can that be possible? maybe they are exhausted from everything we have
when you re working at diplomacy there there is no results. all of this is very bureaucratic that s why the way i am talking to them is absolutely justifiable. i don t have any more lives to give, i don t have emotions, i m no longer interested in their diplomacy that leads to the destruction of my country. greg: whether you go, when cobe first broke out, donald trump use the war metaphor, were fighting a disease is no different than your. this was to get america to show the wear in this thing together as if it were possible to share with nancy sue pelosi. just like in more truth wins first casualty. so now it seems we can use covid as an analogy for war. we want the illness spread? a question he should ve asked cnn plus. [laughs] but also do we want to war to turn into a world war? do the work and spread faster than that rash to keep getting when i don t wipe down my old thigh master. that was graphic. as we saw in covid, texas change the incoming data changes future tac
it s back to reality from president biden. the commander in chief relating to students as he confronts the harsh reality of a vacation summer. he s facing a long road ahead for his 2024 campaign. it doesn t help that adam sandler is throwing serious shade at his record in new hampshire pointing out how americans are suffering under the presidency. the president has a right to be very proud of many of the accomplishments we have achieved in the last three years, but, the reality is that today 60% of our people living paycheck to paycheck. our healthcare system is a total disaster. 85 million people uninsured under insured, the price of pharmaceuticals sky high. and republican candidate nikki haley saying the vote for biden is a vote for kamala. we had a great discussion and he seemed fine to me. at the end of the day, what we have to ask ourselves is what do people stand for? age is an issue, chuck, but there are a lot of broader issues than just that. we cannot have kam