The more you listen, the more you'll know. It's Brian Kilmeade.

You know, I would just be happy if we never adopted them again.

It was clear that lockdowns, if they were going to protect anyone,

it was only a certain class of people. The rest of us,

there were many of us who couldn't afford to lock down.

I mean, I actually, I was in the class that could have afford to lock them.

Most of the people in the United States weren't in that class.

They had to work. They were called essential workers.

They got exposed. They got sick and died anyways.

The lockdowns were never going to protect the most vulnerable people.

We're the elderly and some of the, and other folks with severe disease.

Well, we locked down the whole country as did many countries.

And now we find out and we knew with then,

Johns Hopkins revealed a study that we were only 0.02 percent safer.

In the lockdowns, we look at the mental illness that was accompanied it.

They're livelihoods that would destroy the domestic disputes that took place.

The divorces that took root, the careers that were basically eliminated.

They never made sense.

Denmark and the UK have sobered up.

Sweden never tried it.

Why didn't, when's the US going to do it?

I hope it is now that all plays into the theme of Dr. Todd Rose,

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