>> And then let's not forget about the health care either. You still get some of the health
outcomes and some of these inner cities that these Democrats have run monopolisticly for
decades. And you stand a pretty darn good chance of dying in one of these in inner cities far more
likely than if you lived in areas where they gave a damn about people and their healthcare outcomes.
And then you have education don't
even get me started on that one. >> We won't because as you'll see,
it would just be filled with this information. So that is Dan Bongino who is talking about how
cities that have been run for decades by Democrats have worse outcomes.
And he talked about multiple different areas but one that he focused on there
was health outcomes. He says you're likely to die
far more likely than other places because other places care about your health not there. And
he listed this graphic graphic most unhealthy US cities and you can see there that includes things
like San Francisco and San Diego which I don't generally think of as a particularly blue city.
But whatever Seattle and Portland and Austin and Portland Maine and all that.
And so I thought that was weird because Austin, I think it was a very healthy place but no,
it's been ruled by Democrats so you will die almost instantly if you go there. Except that
there's an issue with that graphic because he actually put wallet hub down as the source for
the information is available in that first graphic and when you go to wallet hub.
You find this a list of the healthiest places to live in the US and that is what
he was putting up on his graph. It is not the most unhealthy, It is the healthiest.
Now in a later airing of the show, they didn't put up that graphic in place of it.
They put B-roll footage of homeless people. So
that's better I guess for Dan Bongino to be doing that. Now, they did say spokesperson put
out a comment saying on saturday night's episode of Unfiltered with Dan Bongino.
A graphic was aired with inaccurate information on the unhealthiest cities in the country.
We regret the error which will be corrected on next week's program. Quick little note it
was known as unfiltered with Dan Bongino, but the graphics did need to be filtered on the
replay of his show. So anyway, look, he made this mistake, Adrian, what do you make of it?
The fact that he would let this slip through
totally unintentionally or whatever. >> So, busy trying to push this agenda
that it's like you didn't even do a basic fact check or maybe just reading. I'm dying to know
who produced that show, who put all this stuff together and the fact that he's sitting here
essentially calling attention to all these cities and it's completely opposite of what he's saying.
It's laughable and if people are still watching that show, that's a them issue.
>> I agree. It's likely that he's just gonna blame some anonymous producer to fire them or
whatever when obviously like these are thought of his healthy places, Portland Seattle Austin. Like
you think of these places where people so like if you understand the like American politics,
American society, you should have had like a warning sign go off in your head.
But the thing is I don't care so much about the graphic problem.
I'll even accept that maybe they did it unintentionally even though that shows
they have a laughable operation over there. I'm more interested in the fact that there's gonna be
a correction because I am not interested in a correction that says we goofed.
Sorry about that I want you to have the courage to actually engage with the error that you made
because you didn't just show that graphic. You chose that graphic to prove a point
and the point was that blue cities don't care about people's health outcome
and they produced death traps for people.
You thought that that was the point you were making the evidence shows the exact opposite some
of these blue places and we can debate some of these examples like I said San Diego or whatever.
Actually turn out healthier people I'm not interested in you just
admitting that. I want you to think about it, why?
Why are people healthier there? Why are they healthier in places that Democrats ruled by
the way, it might have nothing to do with the fact that Democrats rule. It might be a socioeconomic
thing, it could be a regional thing, it could be a demographic thing in a lot of different ways.
I'm not saying that you have to accept the narrative that I might say about it,
but you should actually think about what this represents. Because this is an opportunity
for learning evolution of the sort you'll spend all this week Dan Bongino
praising Joe Rogan on what if you were to do a little bit of it.
What if you were to integrate this into your ideology and maybe learn a bit
Adrian, I do not expect that that will happen, but I do think that it is an opportunity for growth.
>> Yeah, I don't think it'll happen either, but it would be really great if they were in some way
authentic or engage in any kind of journalistic integrity and to actually dissect this.
And to explain to viewers why these circumstances are the case. I think there is a lot,
you could definitely say when you look at the root cause of why these are the
healthiest cities and also if you look at the demographics of who's there and who's not there.
How much they make, the medical community that's there to support it. All of these things
that will essentially undermine a lot of Fox's tropes and show you what disparity looks like,
but also what prosperity can look like. >> Yeah and like think ideologically like
do you want there?
So do we give a damn if you live or do you want there to be mask mandates?
You want there to be vaccine mandates? Do you think we should have smoking bands? Do
you think we should enforce drunk driving rules? Do you think we should encourage
people to eat healthier to have healthier house?
Like all of like, no, you don't believe in any of these things. So why would you be surprised
by these results by the way super fast. And I apologize to these areas and this is a mixed bag.
But the list of the actual top 10 unhealthiest cities, anybody curious about that?
Well it depends where you look. But Becker's hospital review last February said Brownsville
Texas, Laredo, Texas, Gulf Port, Mississippi Shreveport, Louisiana Memphis Tennessee
Montgomery, Alabama. Fort smith Arkansas in Jackson Mississippi which is different than the
list business insider has, which is things like Oklahoma city Detroit. Mesa Arizona Philly, San
AntonioTexas, Indianapolis San Jose Jacksonville Florida Memphis Tennessee Phoenix Arizona.
I think there's some learning maybe we could have there certainly a mixed bag
and it ain't all political by the way. But I don't know like this stuff isn't just a
game. These aren't playing pieces. This is actual data from which we can learn.