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Vaccinated, would you support masks coming off in schools? here s what i m going to do, john. i m going to follow the science. i m going to follow the cdc and the science. if the science tells us that we can take the masks off, i mean, this is what being a governor is about. it s about getting the best information you possibly can, making the best decision to keep your citizens safe. so if the cdc recommends it, that s what i m going to do. telling children to take their masks off is irresponsible. telling students not to get vaccinated for whatever reason, fill out an exemption, that s disqualifying. you shouldn t be governor of the commonwealth of virginia. you can t keep the people safe and schools open. would you support requirements for students as young as 5? yeah. okay. what i ve said, let s get shem ev them vaccinated. what we worry about, john, we get new variables. we have the mu. what if a new variant comes, ....
Would you support vaccine requirements for students of that age? john, i ve always been out front on this. i ll require i would like to see everyone vaccinated who is eligible. the fda says it is approved. it is safe. you re unlikely to die or go into a hospital. john, unless we show leadership on this issue, we get out in front of this, this covid is going to be with us for another couple years. if we can get everybody vaccinated, that s how i keep my schools open. that s how i continue to build a strong economy. youngkin tells college students, you don t want to take it, fill out an exemption for any reason. that s not leadership. that s disqualifying. he said when he is governor, masks come off. i don t want the children k through 12 taking masks off. he said florida is the model. today in florida, 175,000 children under quarantine. 30 schools closed. a dozen teachers have died. if you the death if you got a vaccine requirement for students 12 and older, 100% of studen ....
Don t know. it s this is just red meat, really, to his base. i mean, if he said that to you about, you know, he knew joe biden was was was a legitimate president, was elected. i mean, it makes the lies he is telling all the worse. i mean, if he was a true believer, who was, you know, diluted or just factually wrong. or just believed these things. that would be one thing. the idea that he knows, a number of them, or at least in this case what he told you, is not true. i mean, that just makes it takes it to a whole, other level. it s it s terrible. and, you know, when you look at look at vaccines. look at, you know, he is a united states senator. they have the they have access to more information than you and i do. and to see the efficacy of these things. to see you know, that s the golden ticket to get out of this thing. and yet, he goes on national television and talks about how he is not going to get the vaccine and how people are dying. that s that s that s ....
General speaks, he would have firsthand knowledge of the evidence before he speaks and utters a word about whether or not he is going to charge a crime. but this attorney general failed to do it. and clearly, it is because he thinks of himself as the attorney of the president instead of the people s attorney. and i think that s disqualifying. just to put a sharp point on it, it seems to me that he overruled, he overruled mueller. he said basically he can t exonerate the president on obstruction. i ll do it. and it seems to me that he did that as you pointed out without going into the evidence. he simply arbitrarily made the judgment i m going to exonerate him, even if mueller won t do it. i agree with you. and, look, listen, the report is a report. if you have it in front of you, you will see the cover page of that 400-plus page document. it calls itself because it is a report. ....
That before that attorney general speaks, he would have firsthand knowledge of the evidence before he speaks and utters a word about whether or not he is going to charge a crime. but this attorney general failed to do it. and clearly, it is because he thinks of himself as the attorney of the president instead of the people s attorney. and i think that s disqualifying. just to put a sharp point on it, it seems to me that he overruled, he overruled mueller. he said basically he can t exonerate the president on obstruction. i ll do it. and it seems to me that he did that as you pointed out without going into the evidence. he simply arbitrarily made the judgment i m going to exonerate him, even if mueller won t do it. i agree with you. and, look, listen, the report is a report if you have it in front of you, you will see the cover page of that 400-plus page document. it calls itself because it is a report. ....