Open up. right. and a lot of other parents feel the way we do. so we are speaking for them, too. brian: not going to make you feel better but the stats show the masks weren t effective. we have already done some studies overseas beyond our borders and within our country. we have seen the difference in states. we have comparisons and then you are keeping them on kids for their own safety and all you said you understand the risk. but as parents you have your choice, those masks are off, right? correct. we want our choice back. that s it. that s all we are asking. masks optional. brian: milwaukee and democratic governors certainly not helping. thanks so much, guys. hope you get good news about your kids, soon. thank you. appreciate it, thank you, sir. brian: meanwhile we reached out to your school district, we have not heard back. now this story, still ahead. remember that war? vladimir putin telling russia s enemies to, quote: think twice before issuing threats as he su
45% are opposed. so there is a blue america. there is a red america # interest is mask america and unmasked america at o hare as you see. brian: other thing just to bring this forward a little bit. they are not stopping. they are telling you in philadelphia, in new york, and boston, they are not lifting in san francisco, they are not lifting the mask mandates for those cities. so technically. i m in laguardia yesterday. not one person, cliewcketd the tsa said to put a mask on. but, by these rules, they are telling you to do it. tell you to do it long island railroad. i haven t worn a mask there in about a year. no one says a word to me. ainsley: keep in mind you are saying this walking through laguardia you said or jfk? new york, i think there are four or five democrats to every one republican. if you are not seeing masks here, then that polling cannot be accurate. brian: what are they doing? continue to go out of their way to divide. the president can say yeah the courts ruled
Toddlers wear masks on airplanes. brian: unbelievable. let s if we can pivot over to by the way they just did a poll. the they asked president biden s response to the russian invasion of ukraine. they asked the american people how far is he doing? 54 percent said not tough enough. 36% about right. 8 percent said too tough. you stand on not tough enough. i get it but over to what is happening with china. this directly effects it yesterday, in an extraordinary meeting between our secretary of defense and theirs. they warned us that warned us not to do anything because they consider taiwan part of the of china. and they basically told us it would shatter our relationships if we decided to arm taiwan. what should we do? well, brian, we should be doing in taiwan exactly what we should have been doing in ukraine over the last year. before russia invaded. we should arm taiwan even more
Gate insects, sanitize doorknobs and destroy livestock gives them the authority to treat humans like livestock, i object second and doorknobs. the court says no you don t have that authority. the cdc should try to establish its nonexistent authority. instead of nonbeings sis tent legal authority. biden is going to have a lot of battles to fight here the doj. unless one thing brian he has not done. he has not come to congress and asked us to actually pass a law. because of the people don t want this. and it s going to be i mean, it s going to be a shellacking in the mid terms for the democrats if they keep pursuing something that people don t want. steve: and that s just it. do you want masks on planes or not? you know, the cdc says one thing. we re going to leave it up to a judge. if the judge says yep, mask up. there is going to be trouble. ainsley: this judge 11th circuit most conservative court in the country. brian: i see penal wearing shields. i don t judge you. just let u
Happy. keep in mind, the biden administration, they said oh, it s going to be up to the cdc because the doj initially declined to immediately appeal it. clearly, the administration cannot have a loss, you know, six months out before a midterm election. one has impacted every person in the united states of america we are about to play for you a soundbite with jen psaki where she is talking about public polling. a.p. did a poll just before the judge struck down the mandate. 56%. a majority of americans favor keeping the masks on in planes and trains. now, 24% were opposed and 20 said we don t have any feeling for or against, obviously, they don t travel. ainsley: i just don t feel like that s a threat. steve: it breaks down along political lines. 80% of democrats like masks. they favor masks. republicans 33% favor masks and