Join Charles C.W. Cooke, a sharp political analyst from National Review, and David Wallace-Wells, a climate advocate and author at New York Magazine, as they dive into the real COVID risks facing children. They unwrap the politicization of the pandemic, challenge the effectiveness of masks, and analyze President Biden's leadership blunders. The duo also tackles the contentious issues of transgender athletes in women's sports and the implications of gender identity on fairness. It’s an insightful chat filled with pressing cultural debates!
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Manchin's BBB Skepticism
Joe Manchin's skepticism towards Build Back Better grows as inflation worsens and the CBO scores the bill's potential cost at $3 trillion.
Manchin opposes such large unpaid-for bills that increase national debt, aligning with his constituents' views.
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Misleading BBB Support Claims
Bernie Sanders' claim of overwhelming support for the Build Back Better Act is misleading, focusing on individual provisions' popularity while ignoring the overall cost.
He overlooks that voters consider the total bill's impact, including tax increases and inflationary consequences.
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Biden's Inflation Strategy
Biden should reorient his presidency to address inflation directly, rather than pursuing unrelated bills.
Taking credit for minor gas price drops creates backlash when prices inevitably rise again.
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The Uninhabitable Earth: Life After Warming is a comprehensive and alarming account of the potential impacts of climate change. The book, inspired by Wallace-Wells' 2017 New York Magazine article of the same name, explores various scenarios of Earth's future under different temperature increases. It discusses a wide range of climate-related disasters, including rising sea levels, extreme weather events, extinctions, disease outbreaks, fires, droughts, famines, and increased geopolitical conflict. While the book focuses on the dire consequences rather than solutions, it acknowledges that measures such as a carbon tax, changes in agricultural practices, and investments in green energy and carbon capture could mitigate some of the worst effects. The book is praised for its urgent and detailed portrayal of climate change but has also been criticized for its alarmist tone and lack of concrete solutions[1][2][4].
Megyn Kelly is joined by Charles C.W. Cooke, senior writer for National Review, and David Wallace-Wells, editor-at-large for New York Magazine and author of "The Uninhabitable Earth," to talk about the real risk kids face when it comes to COVID, fear-mongering and messaging problems about the pandemic, the politicization of COVID from both sides, how best to assess risk, the status of therapeutics, whether masks really work, what happens with the Build Back Better bill and Sen. Joe Manchin's next move, President Biden's lagging leadership and strategic mistakes, media trying to cover for Biden, Hillary Clinton's embarrassing reading of her unused victory speech, the transgender swimmer breaking collegiate records, women being culturally pushed out of society, the state of vaccine mandates, and more.
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