same here, kennedy. kennedy: a new survey says 70% of ceos and business leaders expect their workforce back to the office by fall and 50% of workers say they if they can work from home and president biden said the vaccine -- and many are hesitant so is the return to normal round the corner or are we in and covid limbo for yet? let's talk to attorney and republican strategist and a host of "fox nation" to cohost on the "fox news" channel kat timpf and the richard feller show news can facts news contributor richard fowler. welcome back everyone. you have to very important groups of people alexandra 70% of ceos saying nope you are going back to work and 50% of people say you have disrupted our lives and we are going to stay home. what happens from here? >> i think a lot of people got covid comfortable. we all know it's a hassle to arrange childcare and dog walkers and there are some things that are easier done if you are at home with your laptop open. i have full faith that we will hear this out of somethin

kennedy: dr. siegel thanks a much always originate talking to you. >> great talk and you thank you kennedy. kennedy: kentucky senator rand paul and doctor fauci at it again for you know. today they took their senate hearing feud over the origins of the coronavirus two separate morning shows. first doctor fauci said this to gayle king. >> you know gayle, i just don't want to get into that. i just don't understand what the problem is with him. i'm just going to do my job and he can do what he wants to do will see what happens. >> i don't know what his problem is all these questions. the kentucky center is not letting doctor fauci off the hook accusing him of being evasive about possibly finding the virus creation. mcafee is being interviewed by a journalist they would have asked, did the nih commager specific division of the nih give money to the wuhan lab? that is incontrovertible true. what he's arguing in these parsing his words he knows his group gave money. but he is saying it wasn't producing

kennedy: yes. they are the ones whenever you have been a common hamster like this and economic mobility goes out the window, the people who need economic mobility most, the ones who have never had it. when you have an economy that's firing on all cylinders and you have companies that are hiring and investing, that is when people rise up out of poverty and extreme poverty. this just continues cycles of dependency. >> it is so amazing we've got over 8 million jobs over is a truly dollars in excess savings, wages, everything you'd want in an economy began last spring, last summit rather's gotten stronger pretty many places where that housing built a manufacturing boom. we are firing on all cylinders, all cylinders and they want to pass some of these emergency sort of bills. the president keep selling it as if this is april of 2020 or may of 2020 and not may of 2021 pre-things had changed were combated it were coming out of it. we can be a lot stronger. we do not need to go through a dependency type of

kennedy: proud of you. you have to stand up for this because we need uniformity here and i need you to explain because we were told by doctor fauci the country has to achieve herd immunity somewhere between 70% to 80. the house does because 75% of you are fully vaccinated, why doesn't trust the vaccines? >> that's a good question, she's sending the wrong message to america. members of congress were beginning to get vaccinated in december. trust me, these geriatric legislatures shoved their way to the front of the vaccine line and they all had two shots by january so all of them who wanted it. there are folks like me who had the virus, called the antibody test and i am fully vaccinated by nature. it's been proven in studies that's just as effective as the vaccine, i'm not advocating to get infected instead of the vaccine, you should probably get the vaccine instead but we've all either had one or the other. kennedy: you have to count that in herd immunity, it's part of the equation. >> it is and there's no w

kennedy: too easily. this bacteria is i think the government for that we can get away with this bright don't think were ever going to get them back. this is i the latest example. kennedy: blood you brought that up. sawyer conversation with the governor of georgia i thought it was really good i pershing worries coming from and the other governors who are passing legislation through executive orders that were not when a vaccine passports here. for me it's not just about this virus in this vaccine. if you open the door to that sort of government control they are not going to stop there for there also not going to stop -- there going to want to see all of your medical records, just like the irs is going to peace into your bank account the government was a peep into the most sacred aspects of most sacred information that you have as a human. and that is what i do not trust. i think they're going to have, companies have made so much money with these vaccines which is great i love the free market that's all we g

kennedy: absolutely. i know you probably don't like public schools but i did go to ucla, zero student loan debt because i got an academic scholarship at 30 years old. i'm sorry, i don't know why i keep doing that it not okay. make sense of this. >> i'm glad these two are among the 40% who are not upset they went to school or took out loans but let's talk about the 53% who are. that is not surprising. 40% of students who take out loans end up dropping out and that student debt is still stuck on them because of the different set of standards applied to that debt than any other debt taking me nearly impossible to get out of it with bankruptcy but that's beyond the whole root cause of why we are here to begin with, they used to be at price equilibrium in higher education. schools could only charge what students could afford. if they charge more, they wouldn't get students. the federal government came in and saved the day by andrea loan programs which allowed them to charge more because the student paying, at

[laughter] face freedom, kennedy. kennedy: new survey shows americans are losing trust in the cdc and who can blame them. even a child conceived given arbitrary edicts untethered to science or reality purchased last week a 10-year-old florida boy confronted his school board about nonsensical mask mandates, watch. >> it all just seems unfair and it does not make sense. i miss seeing people's face for a miss the way things used to be. i am scared the liver go back to normal. breathing freely does not seemed like something we should have skin the other people for permission for. kennedy: very well written that's fourth grader john provenzano pertaining throwing to fox and friends enjoying the nail even harder on the head help masks have affected kids and all of this, watch. >> is just a simple state of like do we even know any other people? we are dehumanizing. kennedy: are americans finally read stand up to the too radical public health officials or are we going to make her ten -year-olds do it for us? once get into it

kennedy: so can we ditch the masks are not? the cdc facing major backlash for confusing new guidance on pandemic face coverings. nobody in the abided administration could give a straight answer in every state and city seems to have different rules. so what on earth are we supposed to do? especially if we are vaccinated but today i hit the streets defined it with the party people thing, watch this. ♪ ♪'s >> i'm here in times square, new york is coming back. half the people are masked half of them are not. we are going to talk to them and see him getting the vaccine has changed their lives and if they are embracing the hot freedom, let's go. smrekar right so what if he was masked one is not why? slick i just have it on. >> can be been vaccinated? yes i have been. we were the cdc says she knows were masculine vaccine especially outside rates back were in open space you never know. kennedy: had a good is it feel to not wear a mask? i mean i am not aware when thus far. but for the rest of people out there think pretty good. mega

kennedy: why? >> tech but americans have been bullied into lying there is one china, was president george w. bush dealt with president barack obama and president donald trump and president joe biden. to stand up for -- we cannot expect john cena to center for the truth when those people avoidance. kennedy: yes we can i expect him to do more than i do from politicians. is trying to producer a production is about to be sold and try to produce not just him. i ship it was just him it's a fine don't pay me. but there's a million people involved in these movies pretty really do feel for him because i think if america took a coherent stand on china and had our presidents live up to that, maybe john cena would be able to do the same. kennedy: they've all failed but i do not expect anything from them. they are just trying to amass a power he tried to make money guess what he makes money all over the world pretty makes money in saudi arabia, he makes money all over europe and asia. and he makes tons of money

kennedy? >> kennedy: i think in the study, they gave students two terms: subjective scaling and declarative fraction, which are made up. the people who did the best coming up with fake definitions for them where the most intelligent in the class. >> jesse: i like it. >> kennedy: they have no idea what they were saying, but they knew how to sound smart to put enough quick thoughts together. >> jesse: that's our job. >> kennedy: they should come to washington and run for office, right, katie? >> katie: speaking of washington, this explains a lot about the intelligence of people on capitol hill. they try to lie about it, but they are bad at it. i don't think they fit into this study. >> gillian: juan, what do you think? >> juan: i think the five of us is proof that if you can bluff, you can get on tv and be a genius. [laughter] the only problem is when somebody calls your bluff. then you've got to show, you know? >> gillian: jesse, i'm sorry i been riding on you all hour. am going to. >> jesse: p

>> me too, kennedy. i am with you. kennedy: let's move to texas. it's spread let's do it or florida south carolina had a blast down there. as a democrat on this panel i do not have a plot problem with mask mandates for it i have a problem with closing down businesses and restricting indoor dining at all that. turning a corner and the president another 70% goal of adults vaccinia by july 4 what's keep moving in that direction. let's all select common sense prevailed. if your outdoor dining if you're indoor dining, just have common sense. do not close down restaurants, do not restrict ours but empower people. i guess this is a libertarian argument, let people decide for themselves the precautions they want when it comes to things that are directory contradictory to the cdc. kennedy: yes, there are contradictory rules going from one place to another. you can eat in a restaurant without a mask. but you cannot go to to back you cannot dance at a wedding in d.c. now which is silly to me you can have a wedding but there's no consistency. storm not only go

kennedy? >> kennedy: great elses, too. i have a big cancel special coming up tomorrow night on fox business 8:00 p.m. in the east. 5:00 in the west. cancel this featuring inside a guy canceled and fired for cracking his knuckles. it's going to be a wonderful extravagant zelle. cancel tomorrow night at 8:00 p.m. >> dana: you shouldn't crack your number yous. >> jesse: i would cancel for that. >> juan: all right, juan, take us home. >> juan: you heard a barrel full of laughs what happens if you can't get out of the barrel? that's what happened? no laughing matter at all. look at 2-year-old dorian, he is trapped that wooden barrel. it was an antique that he was playing with while visiting his grandparents. his mom took dorian to the emergency room. the doctor did an x-ray of the barrel, then they used a power saw to create a hole in the bottom of the barrel so his legs could come through. once his legs were through they pulled him out the top that was a wonderful thing but no barrel of laughs. >> jesse: scraping the bottom of

kennedy: they are not. but at least she's talked about some of the failures under the administration that stretch back quite a few administrations, including jerry brown. she's talking about lowering taxes and reducing the state footprint which no one has uttered in statewide politics, in years. >> and coming out against the lockdowns which i think probably right now is the most important issue. you know kennedy, i laugh at everyone who's connected to that dumb kardashian show. but there when they get into politics they do more good than any politician in modern american history. but kim kardashian will go to the white house and get some woman who is put in jail for life over a first-time nonviolent drug offense. get her parted for it and then connie made some great points when he went and met with donald trump. so as much as i want to laugh at some of them, you know what? really gets the lockdowns talk what lowering taxes, that is a lot better than what californians have been dealing with. kennedy: she's a

kennedy? >> kennedy: i will watch you. i will tee up my. i am on the fox business network monday through thursday at 8:00 p.m. eastern. when i'm done there head to the biggest harry potter store in the world to get butterbeer. nonalcoholic drink tastes like butter scotch. not only served on tap and in bottles but also a delicious ice cream. so whether you are a skin or a wizard you can enjoy a school frothy butterbeer at hogs. that is going to be a sexy place. can you see it brewed in those special copper pipes. the bottles float all around you in the bar so if you love harry potter as much as i do. butterbeer. >> juan: you know, kennedy so my grandson and i wept down to universal butterbeer at the harry potter place. i had no idea whether a it was. >> kennedy: it's awesome. >> juan: that's it for u ♪ funny how the world keeps turning ♪ look ma, no hands. pete: good saturday morning. thank you for joining us here on "fox & friends." we have a two for for you this morning. it's armed forces day. you saw that we're also live from the prea

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kennedy: that's very possible. new environmental survey shows americans are itching to get back outdoors, speaking of the coveted and might be itching when they get there to put on 35% of respondents were able to correctly identify poison ivy. while the average american said they thought they could survive for 16 days in the wild, only 17% said they felt confident about their ability to start a fire with a flint regardless of their full survival skills a large majority said this pandemic at increased appreciation for nature but are you ready to run into the woods away from societal comforts? how long would it take for you to come crawling back? jimmy, i think here i love reading about survival is in. you know that i love knives and i like gear and i like wargaming. i think people often times estimate their ability to actually survive in the wild placement social media has given everyone a confidence they do not deserve to have. that is the truth. when you're in the wild to do not have google to solve your problems.

>> kennedy: it's interesting. brings up a good point, they are not being punished for violent behavior in places like portland and you see that and when people are operating with impunity, they are just going to be jerks whenever they feel that they have to stand on a soapbox with their fist swinging and joey's absolutely right. it does not give you the right to ruin someone's day and just remember, the woman who assaulted that flight attendant was charged with felony battery and wouldn't be surprised if she gets on a no-fly list in general, so you're really destroying your own chances of future happiness if you do something like this, so just don't. it's actually not difficult to say please and thank you and be a nice person and sit there and watch the stuff you've downloaded and keep to yourself. pack some snacks and a few of those little bottles if you need to but there are certain airlines that are not going to serve. >> up next, items like deodorant, teeth whitener, nail polish flying off the shelves in the g

>> it is because of the media, kennedy. for the last of the media has been insisting that any suggestion that covid may have leaked from a lab is a conspiracy theory. instead of actually asking questions, doing investigations and following the evidence journalists all embrace this knee-jerk dismissal of that idea. but now we know that the leak theory is viable. a bunch of prospective scientists signed a letter stating that. there is a pile of evidence that covid probably came from a lab. a one point is this virology lab in wuhan has a history of accidents. several staffers who work there came doubt the flu like symptoms in fall of 2019 for it this was a lab accident it will be one of the greatest ever in human history. 3.4million people have died of covid. so the question becomes if this was a lab accident, what will be done to hold china accountable for being so irresponsible? and you know, i do not think they will be held accountable. the biden administration will not hold china accountable for its. >> i don't know that a

i'm kennedy. so far right some historians claim cancel culture is an evolved mechanism for keeping humans in check. that may be true. but the rights and social media has accelerated an weapon iced it into an unforgiving cultural wrecking ball. but how did that happen? and how can we fight back? i got a credible panel of cancel culture specialist for their here tonight including reason senior enter an author of panic attack the young radicals in the age of trump, robby soave is here. and the author of cancel this book the progressive case against cancel culture, dan kovalik. even celebrities outlook at this cancel this book i love it i cannot wait to get that about going to cancel i'm going to read it. you're going to tweeted how about that. artless get this party started. gentleman how are you? >> great how are you. >> great to be a thank you. kennedy: this the great topic. a lot of people like to put cancel culture in one convenient boxes that it is just progressive's were trying to cancel everyb

put that guy on ted kennedy. in 1971, a year before this all happened, nixon had actually told his chief of staff, it was caught in the oval office tapes, he told him, quote, i'd really like to get kennedy taped. well, the following year after the george wallace assassination attempt, nixon thought he finally figured out how to get that done, using the secret service to get him taped. to get the dirt on him that he couldn't get any other way. ted kennedy initially accepted the offer of secret service protection. but after about three weeks, he changed his mind and sent them packing. and now that we know from the historical record what the secret service had been sent there to do by nixon, that seems like it was a fortuitous call. in 1973, the following year, after nixon tried to fire his way through the justice department to kill off the watergate investigation, that weekend rash of firings known as the saturday night massacre, the secret service director at the time resigned. the firings were saturday night. the

during the kennedy administration mrs. kennedy requested that the mona lisa one of the most iconic works in the world located in the french lieu of museum come to the united states now mrs. kennedy was a francophile. she studied art in paris. she spoke fluent french, and she wanted to share the iconic painting with american audiences. mrs. kennedy successfully persuaded the french minister of cultural affairs pictured here andre malrow though. the idea was unpopular to many french citizens and art critics who were concerned about transporting such a fragile and important work across the ocean. in fact, the painting had only left france once before and it was after being stolen and smuggled out. still mrs. kennedy used her iconic charm to convince the minister that sharing the mona lisa with american audiences would be a symbol of american and french diplomatic ties and sheer french culture with the nation. in december 1962 the mona lisa was transported via temperature-controlled ship across the atlantic and protected by ar

kennedy, congressman from massachusetts, mr. kennedy was never invited as an official representative nor indeed as the spokesman for the catholic faith. no speaker on that an organization, no speaker on that occasion was identified by his faith. when two days before the dinner occasion, mr. kennedy cancelled his engagement, he expressed his regret and grief but stated since the cardinal requested him not to come, he had no other alternative. therefore it was necessary to destroy the first program and reprint. >> i will state again, the words that i used or quotation from the reverend pollings book, spokesman for the catholic faith, a book which was produced about a year ago which first discussed this incident. my memory of the incident is quite clear. in fact, it's as good as reverend pollings. when the matter was first discussed, reverend polling said that the incident took place in 1950. it's only in the last two months that it's come toward that the incident took place in 1947. thirdly, i never discussed the matter with the c

kennedy presidential library and previously classified kgb records in moscow. serhii is the professor of ukrainian history and the director of the ukrainian research institute at harvard university, aar leading authoriy on eastern europe and russia. he's published extensively on the international history of the cold war. his award-winning books include the last empire, the gates of europe and chernobyl. our moderator is michael dobbs, born and educated in britain but is now a u.s. citizen. he was a longtime report for "the washington post" covering the collapse of communism as a foreign correspondent. he's written seven books including one minute to midnight on the cuban missile crisis which was a new york times bestseller. his latest book, king richard, will be published in mayment now let's hear from certificate hi and michael dobbs -- serhii and michael dobbs. thank you for joining us today. >> well, thank you very much for that introduction. congratulations, serhii, on joining the group of, growing group of cuban missile crisis historians and onle an commen

kennedy: mr. moynihan, was of america one of the biggest underwriters of one of the biggest oil and gas companies in the world? >> i don't know off the top of my head, but we will get back to you with the details. sen. kennedy: i think you were, i will save you some time. wells fargo, where you one of the underwriters for saudi aramco? >> i don't know the answer to the question, senator. sen. kennedy: you were, i will save you some time. how about citigroup? do you know? >> yes, we were one of the underwriters, sir. sen. kennedy: how much did you make? >> i'm afraid i don't know how much that was, sir. sen. kennedy: ok. mr. dimon, was j.p. morgan chase one of the underwriters? >> yes we were. sen. kennedy: how about mr. gorman, morgan stanley? >> yes, we were. sen. kennedy: thank you. i wanted to ask mr. dimon a question. i want to talk economics a second. can we agree, mr. dimon, that firms ought to be taxed where they conduct their business and produce their profits, as a general principle? >> g

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kennedy: while. thanks buddy tell that to a small business owner who has to close because he or she cannot find employees. or single mom pulling your hair out dealing with work and home schooling. anybody with a brain realizes the country is in fact on fire including some republican lawmakers, watch. >> the weight that they've handled any crisis in this country is just disastrous birds. the biden administration needs to take this seriously, this is important infrastructure for country it can impact our economy greatly if they do not respond. fizzle a bit like the 70s and faxed its artsy see gas lines. subjective concern of what's happened incentivizing people not to work in america. need to get people back to work, back-to-school, back to health and back to normal. >> wars the presidents leadership on any crises? >> he's tired. the big question is, is present biden up to the job of fixing all these masses customer must get into it tonight party panel it is glorious of right turn strategies president

♪ kennedy: welcome to it led to do it. all the mistress running covid-19, its origins still the murky is. where did it all come from? a wild animal farm, a wet market bat suit a laboratory if it did come from a chinese lab did u.s. tax dollars help fund the research question because you know the chinese come as governments doing everything to avoid responsibility. they sure as hell do not want to take the blame for a virus that is killed more than 3 million people worldwide. 600,000 in the u.s. alone. what if the u.s. government gave money to chinese government to study the virus for the outbreak began? or help them with so-called gain of function research agenda medically modified violence to make them more dangerous. with that make the u.s. partly responsible customer to and capitol kentucky senator rand paul went after dr. anthony fauci on that very topic, watch. >> you are fooling with mother nature here but you are lying super viruses to be created with a 15% mortality it is a very dangerous there's a huge mistake to

it was working well. >> harris: kennedy. >> kennedy: i know the vice president is concerned, but she has to see firsthand the effects. i think she should be talking with some of these families and children and diss incentivizing this. that woman is at absolutely right. thank god they found them. we don't know what kids didn't make it. if you are sending your 11-month-old alone, imagine how many others are doing the same. i don't understand the thought process. thank god i live in a place where i don't have that level of desperation. i can only imagine what's going on there, but talking about root causes doesn't fix that. having a zoom call here and there with a northern triangle leader doesn't seem to be doing anything about it anyway! you get the kids were suffering and just moving them around. this is some soviet-style propaganda that should not be happening in this country. we need to reform the immigration system. we also need of more sunlight on this. we need to see what's happening to kids in these places, instead of just listening to the vocal gymnastics that this administrati

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here today, harris faulkner, kayleigh mcenany, host of "kennedy" on fox business, kennedy and in the virtual center see, karl rove. emails first reported by "the new york post" showed frequent communication between the american federation of teachers and top officials just days before the biden administration released at school reopening guidelines. in one email a teachers union official rights it would be great to see the insertion of the variation of the following. in the event of high community transmission results, a new update to these guidelines may be necessary. in at least two instances, language suggestions offered by the union were reportedly adopted nearly verbatim into the final text of the cdc document. the aft in a statement to fox news saying the aft represents the 1.7 million educators, health care professionals and public employees who spent the last 14 months serving on the front frot lines of the covid-19 pandemic. so naturally we've been in regular touch with the agency's setting policy that affects their work and lives including the cdc they had in fact, we conta