Speaker 1: Hey, this is a really strange video.
Yesterday, radical Republican Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene, visibly struggling
to breathe on the floor of the House, ranted about mask.
Now you might be saying, David, hold on.
Are you saying masks or masks?
I'm saying mask.
She was ranting about mask.
I don't know why she was saying mask.
Singular, she was.
Everything about this video is very, very strange, and look at the amount of disinformation
she packs into just a 90 second rant.
Speaker 2: Georgia seek recognition.
Speaker 3: Mr. Speaker, I'd like to address the House about how children feel about Mask
Speaker 2: Geneva, Speaker 1: suspend how children feel, how
children feel about mask, what Speaker 2: the gentlelady is seeking unanimous
Speaker 3: consent unanimously addressed to address the house for one minute
Speaker 2: without objection.
Gentlelady is recognized.
Speaker 3: Thank you, Mr. Speaker.
I'd like to talk about how children feel about mask.
Speaker 1: What now?
I know that a lot of the stuff she does is her accent and people say, David, you shouldn't
really talk about that.
Like when she says mental as opposed to mental, that that's her accent.
But does that include?
I want to talk about how children feel about mask.
That doesn't seem like an accent that just seems bizarre.
Speaker 3: You see, while they're watching television since Super Bowl games where adults
are filled filling stadiums without mask, Speaker 2: and it's
Speaker 1: why is she out of breath?
I mean, just none of it makes sense.
Speaker 3: Join themselves while they see.
Concerts happen, they see people go to work, they see adults going many places all over
this country without mask.
They are forced to wear a mask every single day at school.
Speaker 1: They they are forced to wear a.
All of them.
Speaker 3: And it's wrong.
Actually, it's child abuse.
Now I know that sounds like strong words, but it really is because children are not
at risk of COVID 19.
Speaker 1: Now that is a lie.
That is a lie.
The truth about kids and COVID is that when the pandemic started, it did seem kids were
less likely to contract it.
Remember, that was the big thing and that if they did, they had mild illness.
But as the pandemic has progressed, that has changed.
It's still true that most kids will have only mild symptoms, but most people who get COVID
have mild symptoms.
We are seeing more and more children's hospitals across the country with surges in pediatric
COVID hospitalizations.
We have seen some specific conditions that are side effects of COVID that seem to almost
only affect children.
So it's very much this whole thing about kids don't have to worry about COVID is very much
untrue.
Speaker 3: Filtering are at the lowest risk.
But do you know what's harmful to children having their faces covered all day long at
school, not being able to see each other's faces, not being able to see their teachers
faces, not being able to learn properly speech emotions and having that connection, seeing
each other's faces and learning from adults seeing each other's faces.
Speaker 1: This is sort of like you didn't read the book, and all of a sudden the teacher
calls on you to tell us what was in yesterday's 20 pages that we were assigned like this.
She seems very unprepared for this in more ways than just the heavy breathing.
Speaker 3: Now, while Democrats are going on with the masks for they and not for me,
kids have had enough and they're going to be future voters and they are sick and tired
of being forced to wear masks.
It needs to end.
Masking children is child abuse.
Speaker 1: Now, of course, masking children is not child abuse, but anybody who's been
paying attention knows that the masking is ending.
First of all, the kids don't really seem to mind the masks that much.
I think I mean, the masks more more than the kids, to be perfectly frank.
But the masking is ending.
The masking is anything we've heard from New Jersey that they're going to end the masking
in schools.
California is moving in that direction.
New York is talking about it.
We're clearly moving, rightly or wrongly, into the endemic phase of how we are accounting
for this virus and the masking is ending.
And again, why is she out of breath?
Why is she saying mask singular?
We may never know.
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