After a nationwide Covid-19 lockdown, some parts of the country have continued restrictive practices. But more and more studies are finding they don’t work. Sunday on Full Measure, I follow up with Stanford Professor of Medicine Jay Bhattacharya. He was […]
Rethinking Lockdowns; Boys Playing on the Girls’ Team; Deep Ocean Search for Life Read More »
Most people do not identify as “Democrat” or “Republican” when given other choices. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll at SharylAttkisson.com. Only 5% described themselves as “Republican” and nobody described himself as “Democrat.” Eighteen percent (18%) said “Patriot” fits
When given choice of nuance, most do not identify as “Democrat” or “Republican” Read More »
Most people say they are “fired up” to vote in next year’s Midterm elections. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of more than 650 people at SharylAttkisson.com. Sixty-seven percent (67%) said they are “absolutely” fired up. But 16% said
POLL: People are “fired up” to vote in upcoming Midterms Read More »
Rep, Thomas Massie chronicles a maddening journey to try to get CDC’s top scientists on vaccines to correct their important misinformation that critics say could be adding to the vaccine shortage and costing lives.
EXCLUSIVE: CDC Misinformation about Covid-19 Vaccines: The Audiotapes (PODCAST) Read More »
The vast majority of people say they think Trump will be remembered as a top 10 president– “if history is fair.” A collective 92% said Trump’s place will be either “#1” or “Top 10.” That’s according to the latest unscientific
POLL: Most say a fair history would view Trump as a top 10 president Read More »
Most people support a state “seceding” from the U.S. whether the action is peaceful and legal– or not. That’s according to the latest unscientific poll of about 1,700 people at SharylAttkisson.com. In all, a combined 83% support secession. But 15%
Strong majority supports the idea of a state “seceding” from U.S. (POLL) Read More »
Virologist Dr. John Dye of the US Army Medical Research Institute of Infectious Diseases gives the government’s latest thinking on COVID-19, natural immunity, successful emerging treatments, and what lies ahead.
A slip of the tongue provided a momentary respite from the serious politics of the day. Senator Chuck Schumer (D-NY) spoke of President Trump inciting an “erection.” He quickly corrected to what he meant to say: “insurrection.” Watch the clip
Senators will have to decide if Donald Trump incited an “erection” (Sen. Chuck Schumer) Read More »
