You see so much, you see so much time, sometimes good to look at the numbers, so we looked into coronavirus deaths who is dying and at what age we discovered something amazing. The median age of death for covid is often older than life expectancy for real. Take a look at Ohio. The median age of people dying from Covid in the state of Ohio is eighty. What is the median life expectancy? It is seventy three, so people expectancy it is seventy three, so people who die from Covid seven years who die from Covid seven years older that which they died, the life expectancy in the U Dot K. Eighty one

again, two years older, every death is sad but keep in mind. We just stopped western civilization because of this virus. In a report from July of last year, the CDC atomized all deaths from February to may two thousand and twenty found the median age of death from Covid was seventy eight. At that point, and for all twelve months of two thousand and twenty life expectancy in the: U Dot, S was younger than that. It was seventy seven, you think they hyped Covid a little bit. They did. The median age of people dying is older than life expectancy, they hyped it, but it didnt slow Joe Biden down today. He said the administration wants to go door to door to make people take the vaccine. You need to go community by community neighborhood by neighborhood and door to door, knocking on doors to get help to remaining people protected from

the virus. Stay out of my house for real Brit Hume is a Fox news, senior political analyst who has covered every bit of this covert story, and he joins us tonight, bring thank you so much for coming on. I mean no disrespect to the people who died from this virus or loved ones, but these are government numbers and again they showed in a lot of places. The median age of death is older than life expectancy. So what does that tell you about the way we have treated this pandemic? The first thing: it tells us that something we believe we have known all along from the very beginning that this was a disease that disproportionately affects the elderly. That was set at the beginning, and lots of things have changed and what has become to be our basic knowledge about this disease, but not that we knew this from the start that the elderly were uniquely vulnerable, the most likely to get very sick and most likely to die, and even though it appears from these numbers that a lot of people who were going to die were probably

close to the age where they were going to die anyway. Obviously you want people to live as long as they can in every death is regrettable, but what we did in this case was we didnt, do a particularly good job of protecting some of the state of New York. Being a conspicuous example, readily people were taken out of hospitals and sent to nursing homes while infected with a disease where they spread to others, and the death toll from that was very high. So we had a high death toll disproportionately among the elderly and what we did to deal with that is instead of quarantine. The elderly can make the most efforts possible to protect them. We quarantine the healthy as well shut down. The economy in the schools, with incalculable damage to children, their education, their mental health and all the rest of it and, of course, the toll from that on terms of mental health issues in field education and all the rest of it. We wont know for some years. We know it is

serious, so this was about as badly handled as any public policy issue. I can remember, because this disease come in. The median is eighty, your 15 year old needs to have Joe Bidens health authorities throughout show up a house with a needle. I honestly think its the greatest gamble of my lifetime. By far I thought the Iraq war was but is much bigger than that. The idea that you would force people to take medicines they dont want or need. Is there a precedent for that in our lifetimes? It seems to me what they are doing is they are trying to make it as easy as possible for people to get the vaccine and for people who are hesitant to perhaps encourage them that they have nothing to fear? However, vaccines do have side effects this, after all, is not yet an FDA approved medicine.

This is under a temporary emergency use authorization. Perhaps it will, in the future, be authorized by the FDA, fully approved, but its not yet, and the people are hesitant to take it, particularly if they are not in the vulnerable category is not an unreasonable thing and it should be respected, so thats. What I would have to say about that.