A reckoning. We haven't forgotten about it. We need one. We're going to talk about what they're still doing tonight and why they're doing it.

We have Carol Roth. We have Liz Harrington. We have a great light in the mood and more. All that's coming up on our right.

Welcome to I'm Right. It's time to talk about COVID consequences.

You want some money? Like a lot of it. I want some money.

I don't know why you don't have money if you want some money. You know there are banks all over your area.

What's stopping you from going down and robbing a bank? Well, obviously you know the answer there. You're looking at the TV. Like I'm crazy right now, Jesse.

I don't want to get shot. I don't want to get thrown in prison. Oh, so the reason you're not robbing banks is there are consequences for robbing a bank.

You see human history is filled with trying to figure out crime and punishment. They write books about it obviously.

What's the appropriate amount of punishment here? What's the what do we do with this crime here? But nevertheless human history is filled with people trying to figure out how do we get human beings to stop doing X?

Okay, these people want to do this. We don't want them to do this. How do we stop them from doing it?

And part of that as every society has found out is deterrence. The turns that comes with what? Fear. You see fear is a powerful motivator. It just is.

When I get done doing I'm right for you tonight and I go get my truck to drive home. I'll be honest with you. I drive really, really fast. And boy, I'll tell you what even though even though I wouldn't even have to go.

I mean, it's not talking 100 miles here. Maybe 20 miles or so. I'd like to just put the pedal to the metal and go as fast as I want. But I'm not going to do that. And honestly, it's not for any other reason.

Then I don't want to get pulled over. Lose my license. Have to pay a big fat ticket. Consequences. They're important.

When it comes to coronavirus and what the people who leave this country did to this country, well, we're severely lacking right now on the right. And I mean severely lacking.

We have all this relief I see out there. Oh, thank goodness most of those lockdowns are over. Not all of them. I'm going to get to that in a second. Oh, that was terrible.

Remember when they closed down our business that sucked. Oh, thank goodness. My mask is off. Little Billy. What? The people who run your country spent the last two years abusing you, killing you in some cases.

When they get done doing that, if we as a society look around and say, whoo, thanks for stopping. Appreciate you boss. They're going to do it again. If they don't fear consequences, they're going to do it again.

Have you seen this stuff out of the CDC? It's positively horrific. Washington Post of all places actually ran something on it more than four and ten teens say they feel sad and hopeless. One in five have contemplated suicide.

Teenage suicide. Have you seen the teenage suicide numbers over the last two years? I'm need to be clear about something because this is something human beings do. Maybe you do this. Maybe I do this. This is something we do to cope.

When terrible things happen and you maybe feel a little hopeless or helpless, you tend to do things like, whoa, this is terrible. This happened. Oh, I can't believe this happened. No.

These things did not happen. These things were done. They were done by people. People with names. Do you want to know why? Teenage girls have killed themselves at a 50% higher rate than before in this country. Here's a video. Here's why.

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