swan and jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research element thank you for being here ben obviously this declaration is extremely controversial but isn't a covert vaccine supposed to get us to herd immunity. yes it is yes to both of them it's controversial and a vaccine is supposed to give us the herd immunity but it's not the only way to herd immunity unless of course you only listen to big pharma big pharma will tell you that before vaccines i guess there was no such thing as herd immunity and yet now we know of course that that's not true what we know is this the way the human body responds to pandemics because there have been pandemics all throughout human history is to build herd immunity through exposure to a virus what this document is essentially saying is we know and what we do now know about covert that we didn't maybe know 6 months ago is that there is a certain segment of the population that is not very susceptible to coat it the younger you are obviously children teenagers people under 19 years old have you know virtually no susceptibility in terms of gett

away anytime soon so we're going to continue the conversation jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research the west coast offense on thank you both for breaking it down for us. as we've quickly transition. and to zoom and other video calls for morning meetings or a school g.p.u. maker in a video says their new technology can fix some of their biggest bugs using the new invidia maxime platform users can use powerful graphics processor is on these clouds in order to boost call quality fix your gaze cancel noise and they even provide live subtitled translations on top of that it reduces the ban with needed for those of us with spotty wife i connection so at this point you can't by yourself but look to see if major players in the communications world take advantage of this technology. that's all for now catch him bust on demand on the portable t.v.'s available for your apple and android devices or simply check out a portable dot t.v. we'll see you next time. with election day looming it's important to. change the g.o.p. . is there such a thing as trump is the political establishment understand

christiane jeffrey tucker of the american institute for economic research thank you both for that expert analysis as always thank you. and the u.s. food and drug administration has expanded its investigation into an illness in astra zeneca as quote a virus vaccine study now according to a report from reuters wednesday the late stage u.s. trial has been on hold since the 6th of september when a participant in the u.k. became ill with what was believed to be a rare spinal inflammatory disorder regulators in britain brazil india and south africa have already allowed the pharma company to resume trials in their countries according to the report the f.d.a. is investigating whether similar side effects had presented in other trials put on by a team of scientists at oxford university astra zeneca is a partner in developing the potential vaccine the latest inquiry casts doubt on when the trial may be able to resume here in the united states the us government has pledged $1200000000.00 to support the development of the vaccine and secure 300000000 doses for the country if it proves successful so

declaration is named after a town in western massachusetts which is home to the american institute for economic researcha koch brother funded think tank that sponsored the open letter. many other public health experts have expressed alarm over this call to embrace herd immunity. on wednesday, a group of doctors and scientists signed an opepen letterer in the lancet medical journal stating -- "the evidence is very clear -- controlling community spread of covid-19 is the best way to protect our societies and economies until safe and effective vaccines and therapeutics arrive within the coming months." the open letter is being called the john snow memorandum, named after the founder of modern epidemiology. today we host a debate on this contentious issue. joining us from ashford, connecticut, is martin kulldorff, a professor of medicine at harvard university. ofof the three lead signers of e one great barrington declaration. he is a biostatistician, and epidemiologist with expertise in detecting and monitoring infectious disease outbreaks and vaccine safety evaluations. and joining us from boston is dr. ab

joining me now is thomas hogan, senior fellow at the american institute for economic research.got some clear policy differences on the economy. good to see you. i don't know, we did have a lot of discussion about the economy but it was kind of randomly scattered throughout and we had some comments about taxes on the stock market and a little bit about regulations and how they affect job growth but about regulations and how they affectjob growth but we didn't really discuss the economic plans are either candidate very much so it's hard to tell what information voters would have gathered from that. one of the issues that struck me was that joe biden was pushing for more than a doubling of the minimum wage and donald trump saying that if you're going to deal with that at all it should be a federal issue but one for every individual state to work out.|j think that's true. that size are increasing the minimum wage would robbie have serious effects on a lot of state and be very different across the united states, so it's hard to tell what a big blanket policy like that would have in