And I also think we have to look at crime in a really important, inquisitive and
civil way.
If you look at counties and cities and states, crime is higher in red and
Republican States more than it is in liberal cities.
Crime is going up rampantly.
So you can talk about, let's talk about where the Jacksonville murder capital.
Can I just address this from an actual factual point?
Not a deflection.
That was almost a useful conversation.
Fox doesn't like to acknowledge inconvenient facts like that.
Red States on average tend to have more crime.
That's simply indisputable.
They don't like to talk about that, but yet it does occasionally crop up.
You saw their women trying to point out, look, we can talk about Chicago or
whatever, but let's be clear these red states and red cities.
She tried to list them, but was shouted over actually have more crime and
they melted down.
They could not accept the the destruction of their narrative.
Now, that doesn't mean that like,
the crime is specifically because of conservative ideology, but
I don't know that maybe there's something there that we could dive into.
We could figure it out because the goal should be less crime,
happier, more satisfied, safe for people with a higher quality of life, but
that's not their goal.
Their goal is the creation and establishment and
continuance of a narrative and they don't like it to be destroyed before their eyes.
That was pure chaos.
And I what's interesting to me about this always is
the word crime is a very broad word, You know?
So it it really to get into, it would then you would need to discuss what
those crimes are like, what what are we talking about here?
Are we talking about gun deaths?
Are we talking about property crime?
Like what, what are we talking about?
And then I would also add like this, this Republican thirst to, you know,
essentially take over the entire country,
which they're already doing every things are red states.
So eventually, yeah, there's gonna be crime in Red States,
man because you may turn everything red to expendable.
After spending months on the front lines of the coronavirus pandemic,
nurses nationwide could face termination as vaccine mandates take effect in our
hospitals.
In Colorado alone, 3800 health care facilities are requiring staff
to get the shot or get fired by the end of october My God,
we could our whole thing could be falling apart our healthcare industry
because now in some areas, health care professionals are being required
to not actively transmit covid to the people there there helping to save.
And we've got not just speculation there from Fox, but
also anecdotal evidence because they eventually went to this segment and
they had their nurses fired over vax mandate segment.
And then they had a nurse who was fired over a vax mandate.
This is Destiny Carpenter who appeared on Fox and friends to lament how she was let
go from the Colorado hospital where she worked after telling her supervisor
that she would not be getting a Covid 19 vaccination despite a clear hospital
policy requiring all health care workers to do so.
So there's multiple issues here.
The first being, she could have just gotten the vaccine and and
honestly, maybe I'm insane.
But it doesn't seem like too much to ask that someone that is like
around people with Covid is treating people for
other things other than Covid might be vaccinated against Covid.
That seems reasonable to me.
What do you think they are?
Yeah, of course there's a thing though.
But also you can, you can tell from the way that whole thing was posed.
It's okay.
So there's 30 800 medical nurses that are potentially going to get,
you have to get the vaccination or get fired.
That's it's it's it's encompassing it.
In this one particular argument that claims they're being fired.
They're choosing to leave their jobs.
They're not being fired just because they're there, you're not following
the same process is you're not following the rules of the, of the employment.
And by the way, that's fine bro, that's your choice.
There's no, hey, no, no, I want to get vaccinated and stay here and
know you're fired because you don't like, you know, no,
you made the decision to not do this thing.
And the results of that decision is you're not working here anymore because it
doesn't fit this.
If you work for a construction company, you're building a you know a new high
rise, you gotta wear a hard hat, you gotta wear steel toe boots, that's safety bro.
And if you don't want to cut steel toe boots are kind of uncomfortable and
you have wide feet or whatever the hell is wrong with you then you're gonna have to
maybe do something else or deal with it.
Which one is it gonna be?
But this is the rules of this employment if you wanna work here or
don't be in construction anymore.
But Fox has ulterior motives.
So first of all to make it exciting like you could presumably have like you know
one of those big graphics TYT.
Host fired over refusing to wear pants like yeah there there are things that
are required of you to work somewhere and that's not new.
We didn't come up with that during the pandemic.
It's been around for a while but that's just one issue.
There's at least two others.
The second is that they have her on here to rail against vaccine mandates
which are a tyrannical overextension of government power while
not acknowledging that Fox news media has a vaccine mandate.
So she came on a show with a vaccine mandate to talk about how those
are dictatorial.
They didn't acknowledge that.
And at no point did Ainsley Earhardt by the way, who you saw in that video
acknowledge that she's vaccinated or that Fox news requires all their staff members
to communicate whether they're vaccinated or be forced to wear masks if they do not.
So peter how how will the White House spin this?
If if it is true as ADP the check,
the paycheck cutter is suggesting it could be a loss of 300,000 jobs.
How is the White House going to put a happy face on that if past is precedent
and usually at the White House it is, he'll come out and
he'll say this is just proof that people need to get vaccinated.
And he'll say that they've still created more jobs in a year than any
president ever.
But that this is an extraordinary time because of Covid and they want to just and
you know what he'll probably also if it goes the way that the last few of these
things have gone push for the build back better plan because they use that
as a catch all, it's going to create jobs, it's gonna lower And
that's the only way to get anything better.
So peter, what vaccine do you get for job loss?
I think it's in the trials.
Okay, good.
Yeah. Fighters working on that is like one of
other than joe Rogan and the view the biggest political
show on the planet Brett and they were like giddy.
Like what's he gonna do with a bunch of people lost their jobs and
younger Doocy at first was sort of keeping it taylor well I think
that they'll come out and say people should give accent and
then I think they would point to the build back better and
did cut field say that it's like rain man to them just kill me.
I get I get the kill me.
Didn't he say that?
Yes.
It is stupid.
That is like saying there's a fire pretty soon.
They're gonna ask us to like put water on it.
Like there's tons of things in the build back better plan that are for
jobs that will create jobs.
Yeah, but very obviously that misses the absolute fantastic payoff of this story.
Exactly, we'll get that one sec.
But he also was like well they'll point out they've got more jobs ever.
But so is that is that true?
Because that seems significant then, like why are you glossing over that?
But anyway, they're just so giddy at the possibility that 400,000 people would have
lost their jobs in the last month.
But of course that isn't what happened Although we did have enough time for
Sean Spicer jumping on this tweeting the White House spin on tomorrow's
jobs report will be fun.
Well was it fun because to jump ahead, the economy actually gained
467,000 jobs in january and the unemployment rate stayed
relatively flat rising slightly to 4% from 3.9% according to the new
monthly blah blah blah from the blah blah blah and here's the thing bret,
we would never cover this if they wouldn't be so weird about it.
Like I don't even, I don't, I never know how much of any of this can be
attributed to the president or the White House or all of it.
So we don't generally cover whether it's good or bad democrat or republican, but
they are so clearly trying to make this into a partisan thing where they can dunk
on the by administration, albeit with the broken eggs of that omelet
being hundreds of thousands of jobs in the fantasy that they've cooked up.
Right? That's absolutely the most hilarious thing
to me is when the economy was in a tailspin.
Thanks to Covid.
And let's not forget the wild mismanagement of the early days
of the pandemic at the hands of the trump administration,
people on Fox were just like so pearl clutching going,
how dare you on the left revel in the success your presidential
candidate might reap as a result of people dying.
Like they would say, you guys are almost giddy!
That bad things are happening.
That is almost giddy.
They are way past giddy.
They are miles past giddy