and we need to make sure the u.s. cdcas the people in place, the assets, the tools they need to respond to those urgent calls. thinking more about, moving towards leadership and accountability, steve referenced the importance of this administration and future administrations and congress being on the same page. we called for a highest level dialogue about the future of cdc. the purpose of the recommendation is to recognize, as steve said, the power for much of the change that is needed in cdc rests in congress and hhs leadership and the white house. if we want cdc to do big things going forward, to think about its mission and accelerate and strengthen operational capabilities, they will need help from power centers in washington. we have called for that dialogue. cdc is a critical participant but it can't do it alone. thinking about the experience of the last few years, one thing i think cdc has been criticized for is its guidance development process. one thing we talked about in the report is the importance of cdc being

i want to thank the cdc, dr. walensky the team there who contributed a lot of science to go deep in some of the data to help the report group understand some of the nuances that was going on behind the scene, in a really honest and candid way laid out a appraisal of what they have learned from their internal review on what was going on in the agency. several conversations with senior leaders, which included dr. walensky, we could not of had a balance report if we did not have a broadened perspective. the big picture here, we all see the need or a reset of the agency. some of the reset has to be structural, some of it needs to be activities that only congress can really manage. that has to do with healthy budget structure is decided and the -- that has to do with how the budget structure is decided and modernization. looking at how the cdc can take advantage of the data science and the opportunities to build a better data system. and really completely trimmed directories that they have already started. i do want to

we've talked about the cdc. what gets me pissed off more than anything is the real health stuff they missed, but then they chase the attention seeking media issues like gun control, racism, and climate change. >> think about how many people we have dedicated to this. we have cdc. fauci is not cdc, infectious and disease control, then you have the surgeon general, rachel levine. you have all of these federal health people, none of them seem to be synchronized, and it just continues to grow, right? and yet you have one job and you blew it so now you've got this other -- by the way, any time you see more than two federal acronyms in a story, reach for your wallet. all right? because you know where this is going, right? so what do they do? they come out and say we don't have enough. we've got to make this thing bigger. we need more computers. more people. and then, oh, by the way, let's move it to d.c., because that's a great idea, nothing ever goes wrong inside the beltway. they never come in and say make it more ag

i don't have to extend to the cdc that level of compliment they are or have been transparent. at do you make of the incidents of stroke that have signaled to the cdc time to say something. >> good morning, will. this is vaccine safety data link that they have and it's important and we haven't talked about that where the people report complications they have and this is from the other end and they're looking. they didn't see this signal or possible medicare or medicaid data but they're seeing it here and if you're over 65, the question is is there an association 21 days after you get the pfizer vaccine. they have to figure that out and have to figure it out fast because that's a high risk group and right now i ask them and tell them, what about moderna. the other thing that doesn't show that by the way and the other thing they've got to do and the fda has to get novavax approved quickly for this situation and there's another option and this is clearly something we have to take seriously and something that's got to be investigated and it's not unusual though to find things later

you don't hear that from the cdc here or your media. lways recommended? latest i saw was for babies up to 6 months old. will: this is not an issue of the vaccine. when you try to rush an emergency vaccine you know there's potential for problems. you allow people at highest risk to make their personal choice about whether they take the vaccine. donald trump said we have a global pandemic, let's do what we can, here's the vaccine, are you ask of the cdc is give us the data you have in real time as fast as you can so i can make a decision for my own life. the real sin is the mandate, always has been. forced to take the jab. rachel: to get this at the emergency permission they needed, the authorization they had to say other treatments like hydroxychloroquine didn't work so they didn't have the option to take these that we are learning did work and how many people died because of that? we will never know but the cdc is not being transparent and don't deserve our trust. when they say we are seeing this but don't worry, it is probably nothing,

the cdc wants you to call them people or persons who are incarcerated or detained. ty is the soul of whit. addicts or drug users. cdc people who inject drugs or persons who use drugs. i'll just stick with the term i've always used gutfeld. what about homeless people? well, that also has been changed for people experiencing unsheltered homelessness. so if they are sleeping in tents on the sidewalk we are just going to call them campersment and don't each think about saying poor people in 2023. they are now called people with self-reported income in the lowest income bracket. say that 10 times fast. how about mentally ill or insane. no. the center for disease control says persons experiencing high stress or anxiety, so the naked guy in times square singing about space aliens is just a little depressed. he needs a massage. he is not hearing things or has a split personality. he's just a little anxious. now, there's also a cdc ban on the terms illegal aliens or illegal immigrant. the cure in call them non-u.s. born persons. and on the bright side, the cdc hasn't totally

the cdc is trying to down play it. ed it out in other databases like the medicare database which is a database of billing codes. not designed to look at clinclinical events. that's not a far stretch. in september we had a big study come out that severe events were 1 in 800. i am not saying pull vaccines in the market. we pulled vaccines with adverse events that are less than the covid vaccine. the swine flu had 1 in 100,000. there is something there. the fda's only analysis found that there was an incident of embollism 50% higher than baseline from the covid vaccine. they said don't release this data to the public because it will hurt public trust. the way to increase public trust is to be honest and transparent. the cdc said we ran other tests and we didn't see the complication play out. you don't just run test after test until one shows that the signals goes away. you run the proper tests which is yet underlying data set should be public information. >> tucker: of course. i don't understand recommending a vaccine not

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breaking tonight: the cdc says the safety concern has been identified in pfizer's new booster vaccine that could increase the risk of stroke in people over 65. but wait until you hear the cdc's recommendation. a national supermarket trade groups as shoplifters have become more violent and employees more terrified. grocery stores may soon lock up their items. we began with a white house insisting that it's being transparent over the investigation into classified documents found in president biden's personal space. white house correspondent kevin corke is live for us in the nation's capital with more on this. >> good evening. critics argue that the white house's definition of the word transparent is decidedly different than, say, merriam-webster's definition which says it means among other things free from pretense or deceit, to be frank or obvious, readily understood or characterized by visibility or accessibility of information. all right, that all sounds simple. critics say none of that is how they would describe the process that saw the white house make a major discovery back on the

the direct editing of official cdc guideline drafts by special interest, ftas bypassing it's fictional advisory committees when authorizing boosters and the subsequent resignation of senior officials. the vilification of the unvaccinated, and the delay delay in concluding that natural immunity is at least as productive as vaccine immunity. and many other questions. but even within our scope of investigating the pandemic response during 2020, he questions have been entirely overlooked, such as, what was the origin of the virus that causes covid-19? why was the united states the only eligible nation in the entire world without a representative to the executive board of the w.h.o. when the pandemic began in china and we were desperate for information. why did the fda delay review of vaccine data and leave the elderly to die without protection for an unnecessary month? why did candidates, during the presidential election, along with much of the media, instill distrust about lifesaving vaccines then in development by our administration. finally, i would make the point that there is a critic

what is concerning in the cdc is looking into it. as a practicing intern which of my patients to quit marc summers over 65 that high risk of complications of covid a month and have some immunity whether they got from that from unity which the government completely denied at beginning or they got up from recent vaccinations. that is a high risk group. someone have a conversation and add this now to the conversation that the cdc is investigating this. tough to pretend that they're not. then the patient gets to decide what to do. not a politician not dr. fauci not me and by the way mormon thing they want to shot in the word about this they can take them adjourn a shot where this wasn't found. >> for my view they have not been very transparent. not like any time with a slight inclination that some could go wrong through media reports but here they have in this case and i'll save didn't happen in medicare ranting and other countries wise and it happening? spoke of the vaccine data safety link is the best we got so not sure sure that this w

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the cdc. busy report only focused on pfizer, but it raises many questions. why else with the investigation find, will the results be made public? who benefits from the mandatory vaccine program? and most importantly, all we being told the truth about the cove. it vaccine. the western, a pharmaceutical industry report winning for social media cover. it's a sensor activist, them on in the low cost cove, in $19.00 vaccines seeing the crises, an opportunity for massive proper permits. that's according to a new batch of twitter files. the global lobbying plates include direct pressure on social media companies by on tech, which develop viruses vaccine reached out to twitter, requesting it directly since he uses tweeting at them, asking for generic vaccines at lower costs, or who are until a new investigation. pharmaceutical loving firms were involved in content moderation, regarding coven information, even making millions of dollars from censorship. they're from census shipping their campaigns. now the inquiry also shows that a massive push to a sense of coven inf

will target twitter because twitter reinstated f former president trump and government e-mails show the cdc demanded facebook sensor content about the pandemic, this is the facebook files how did the clintons help the rise to power of alleging crypto fraudster sam bankman-fried more on the supreme court saying they cannot identify who leaked its roe v wade decision. i'm elizabeth macdonald, "the evening edit" starts right now. >> happy friday everybody check your money stocks market up, then out onto dow and s&p of 19% the nasdaq 2.7%, this is a broad tech rally, here's what's concerning the list grows, companies laying off workers, look at the list intel, wayfair, capital one, goldman sachs, google. alphabet, goldman sachs is reportedly cutting bonuses for junior bankers by as much as 90%. working to get you more a president biden claiming he has no regrets leaving the nation's top secret in an unlocked garage or closet as at his thinking. will that hit the special counsel criminal probe, the biden team in the justice department do about these documents before the midterms. we have fox new

the fda and cdc will continue to analyze data from those safety systems. guys, no changes have been made to the covid-19 guidance. eva? >> all right, thanks, mona. >>> for more on this, let's bring in dr. alok patel joining us from san francisco this morning. we heard mona say the cdc is not changing any recommendations, saying it is very unlikely the vaccine poses a true risk. how have they come to that conclusion, and what does this mean going forward? >> well, eva, simply put, the cdc did see this early signal from the vaccine safety data link, which is designed to try to detect these early signals which could be rare side effects. but as we just heard, that was one signal from vaccine safety datalink, which has been around for over 30 year, but from other studies, including data from other countries, there was no link found. so this is reassuring and should actually give the public and more faith in the fda and cdc to look for potential side effects now and moving forward. >> a lot of vaccine skepticism out there. so i have to ask you the question, shou

that should cause the white house and the cdc and the fda to take a step back.which is somewhat irresponsible. i am not coming at this as a person who is anti-vaccine. the politics that surrounded this from day one have been horrible. there are some side effects out there from the covid vaccine. liz: millions of americans got both shots at the same time. the covid czar said this. >> i really believe this is why god gave us two arms. one for the flu shot and the other for the covid shot. liz: we have the cdc data base red flagging the potential stroke risk for senior citizens. to your point, all these questions and studies popping up about the problem with covid vaccines. then this lawsuit turning up government emails showing biden's national security council was working with the cdc and other agencies to do crackdowns on information about covid vaccines. so misinformation. we are not allowed to ask any questions about the covid vaccines whatsoever. >> they want us to be sheep and follow blindly. they have gotten used to the last few years telling us what to do.

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media or in academia and science and any effects of the covid-19 vaccine and you've been pushing the cdcor curiosity and data and information needed by the american public. >> let me put this in perspective and in 1976 during the swine flu vaccine program, we missed about 45 million -- administered about 45 million doses and that program was shut down when about 4 to 500 cases of guillron beret noted and more than 60,000 adverse events reported and this has been an issue and i've been raising this since march of 2021 when we already had chalked up about 4400 deaths and the cdc, our federal health officials are completely ignoring this about the covid cartel and bind administration and federal health agencies and big pharma and mainstream media and big tech social media giants ignored this and about time that somebody starts paying attention to this but it's long overdue. will: why are they ignoring this and pushing this? >> they don't prevent infections or transmission and nobody will admit they were wrong because the body count is way too high. they sabotage early treatment and mishandl

in a statement this afternoon, the cdc says although the totality of the data currently suggests thatnal in vsd represents a true clinical risk, we believe it's important to share the information with the public. cdc says the vaccine surveillance system has not about flagged a similar issue with moderna's current covid booster. they're not changing their recommendation for americans who are eligible to get the updated booster. cdc officials point to recent data suggesting people who have gotten the new boosters are three times less likely to be hospitalized than those who have not vaccinated without the new boosters, and nearly 19 times less likely to die from covid compared to those who haven't been vaccinated at all. neil? >> neil: thank you. dr. anthony fauci joins us. good to see you. happy new year? >> thank you, neil. good to be with you. >> neil: you've been pushing people to get vaccinated. they should get their booster shots. we're told even ahead of this news. whatever you make of it, doctor, that only 16% of those eligible to get it have gotten it. i'm wondering, if news li

dr., the cdc investigating this strain of strep, but what makes it so severe? blem is it produces severe illness every year. most parents know it as a class of strep throat, where it harms the tonsils, but it can also cause more invasive disease such as scarlet fever, was called necrotizing fasciitis, toxic shock syndrome. the cdc worried about this directing in invasive streptococcal diseases that could also result in dramatic fever. it is not just in the united states. it is also happening in europe and australia, so there's concerned we are seeing a worldwide increase in this illness. >> as we mentioned, at least two children in the u.s. have died. it is shocking to think that strep throat could be fatal. how do you characterize the risk? >> the point is we can treat it. the treatment is usually oral amoxicillin or penicillin. we actually have an amoxicillin shortage right now. you can get an injection of benzedrine penicillin, so the point is these cases should be preventable with early diagnosis and treatment. parents are not often aware of it, but if you s

now the cdc is investigating a potential link. and we'll talk to a trustworthy physician who has looked at. the data on this. that's straight ahead. special edition , tucker carlson tonight. >> we'll be right back . people told me not to run for republican leader against mitch mcconnell. he said i wouldn't win. >> i knew it was going to be hard, but we got to start somewhere. >> look, we're on the road to socialism and republican are just a speed bump. we can't keep doing this same old thing. it's time for republicans to be bold, speak the truth and stop caving in. >> help us change our party. >> join us and rescue america. .com, i'm rick scott. i approve this message. >> are you over the age of 50 are considering buying an annuity in the next 60 days. i have some important news for you. don't buy an annuity until you understand the pros and cons of annuities. paul , now for this free book on maximizing your income in retirement. annuity do's and don'ts for baby boomers from leading financial firm jadi mellberg. that's right. free

as jonathan siri tells us the cdc is investigating fighters covid vaccine booster the head of fighter issuing a warning about the politicization of science as the cdc investigates possible problems with its newest booster shot. ceo albert bourla did not directly referenced the investigation in his remarks to the world economic forum, but claims politics and regulations have been the biggest roadblocks to drug makers since the start of the pandemic. i think the vaccines covid and the ability to use them or not became severely politicized. and became a political statement last week, the cdc flagged a possible link between fighters by violent booster and strokes in those over 65. but the agency says the risk is quote very unlikely. and they're recommending no changes to the current vaccine guidelines. as the investigation ramps up only 21 days after getting this by vaillant, and we don't know if it's real or not, yet, that's what they're trying to figure out a report from the center for strategic and international studies a bipartisan think tank says the cdc needs a reset, claiming the a

it is true the cdc says there is always mold around. but when it is left unchecked the insurance information institute says mold is destructive to your home and possessions. and worse? the damage it causes generally isn't covered by homeowners' insurance. specifically, floods. fema says mold growths or colonies can start to form on a damp surface within 24 to 48 hours. >> if your home was flooded and you were not able to dry your home, including furniture and other items, within 48 hours, you should assume you have mold growth. >> reporter: let's look for mold. but where? everywhere the water went. the cdc says mold grows on all of these things. to prevent rapid and possibly destructive mold you have to thoroughly clean all hard surfaces such as flooring, molding, wood and metal furniture, countertops, sinks, with water and dish detergent. >> or a bleach solution of no more than one cup of bleach in one gallon of water. >> reporter: here is the cdc shopping list. the basics a bucket, brush, and soap. but also safety tools like gloves, go

is going to investigate what you finding. >> the cdc had a concern because of certain threshold wasdeeper review based on the surveillance that they have of 11 hospitals in the country and basically suggested the pfizer valid vaccine the recent booster could be associated with stroke they were over 130 strokes in half a million people over 65, soon after the fda put this out, the washington post reported that the fda was trying not to let the data get out to the public because they were concerned i fuel vaccine hesitancy and scare people not to get the vaccine. the deeper journalism that we see in medicine, they say they use a different methodology and found no association but we would like to see the actual data and making ourselves as researchers. >> you're saying no to the majority vaccine because of fears of a higher risk of myocarditis, i think he reported that places like denmark and sweden, there was a lot of talk about a study led by nine fda scientists that signal a potential risk of pulmonary embolism in the lungs of vaccines like pfizer and moderna but it's not clear whet

. >> coming up at 1130 eastern, a look at recommendations for ways of the cdc can respond to outbreaks, such as the covid-19 pandemic. at 3 p.m., fcc chairman jessica will talk about the importance of u.s. leadership in implementing 5g technology. senator bernie sanders will talk about the state of america's working class. that is live at 7 p.m. eastern at c-span also live on our free video app and online at c-span.org. are launching a series taking a look at what republicans call the commitment to america. aspects of policymaking, now that republicans are in charge of the house. jael holzman with axios joins us. what was the general policy when it came to energy? guest: republicans are in favor of an energy structure that has more room for renewable energies wind, nuclear. at this time, they are looking to decouple our country from china and the industrial supply chain. host: when it came from the specifics of commitment to america, you talke about building energy from friendly sources and environmental protection committee to make construction easier? guest: as a legislative tactic,

lman, discuswhat a bombshell adm the cdc and the fda. covid they see a possible linksh between pfizer's covid shot and strokes. dr. marc siegel tackles thatne in. plus, a new study suggestss th parts of chicagog men in and philadelphia are more deadly to young men than the fron t lines of iraqhe wor and afghanistan during the worst parts of the wars. that's coming up next.st war. >>ried in buried in receipt's s and other paperwork that's preventing you from doing what matterments ans most to get thel new eps and rapid receipt. smart organizer to scan,stress gdigitize, and organize your documents and receipts. >> receipt es go ixtractn, the s goes away. >> it's the only solutions. andt on the market. specif designed to extractickbos and digitize key data trapped on receipts and invoices. and it integrates with financial software like quick bookarranties and turbo tx transform paper documents like contracts, tax records, warrantees, wills, even recipese into searchable pdf. up to so 1 the information is always right at your fingertips, saf

anthony fauci agrees. >> so although we feel and the cdc feels obligated, appropriately so, to let theublic know about it, it is more likely than not that it's not going to be a relevant signal. and that's the reason why they're saying we're not changing any of the recommendations. >> cdc officials say the pfizer concern was not detected in moderna's updated code booster. they continue to recommend new boosters from both companies to reduce the chances of covid related hospitalization and death. bret? >> bret: jonathan, thank you. unnext, severe weather pounds parts of the south leaving several people dead. we will take you there for a live report. some of the fox affiliates covering tonight. wsvn in miami as take 25 haitian migrants into custody and stop dozens of others after part of a group that reached the south florida coast on a sailboat lands along the northern tip of virginia keys. it has seen 650% increase in migrant landings in south florida since the first of october. fox 29 in philadelphia as a 20-foot juvenile whale washes up about a half mile from the u.s. coast guard sta

but the cdc scientists looked at deaths in the united states and said how many are attributable to excessdrunk plays a huge role to things like cancer and heart disease where they play a role but less so. so here is what they came up with. when you look at deaths of people ages 20 to 49, one in five deaths could be contributed to alcohol consumption. now the cdc is not saying that you shouldn't drink. they're just pointing out that there is something called drinking in moderation. so let's take a look at what the cdc defined as drinking in moderation. for men, no more than two glasses of alcohol a day. like a beer or glass of wine. for women it is no more than one a day. and i want to note that you can't add those up. you can't abstain all week and then have seven drinks on a saturday night. that is called binge drinking and that is bad for all sorts of other reasons. >> that moderate list is generous. two drinks a day. >> yes. >> some people are doing the dry january and giving it up altogether. are there benefits to being dry all year. >> there can be benefits. if you've been drive for

what researchers at the cdc said of all the deaths in the united states, how many are attributable tohol consumption, so they looked at drunk driving incidents, and cancer and heart disease where alcohol may have played a role. they said if you looked at deaths of people between 20 and 49, 1 in 5 of them could be attributed to excess alcohol. ages 20 to 64, sort of a bigger age group, 1 in 8 deaths were attributable to excess alcohol. you might wonder what is excess. let's look at what the cdc says is moderate alcohol intake. so what they say is for men, it's no more than two drinks a day. for women, it's no more than one drink a day. that's what they call moderate. that's not excessive, that's what they would call moderate intake. victor, i want to make a note here, you can't average these all out. you can't, you know, abstain from alcohol all week and on saturday night drink seven drinks at once. that has binge drinking and has health problems of its own. >> two a day is moderate. good to know. >> i know. it's surprising. it seems like a lot, but that's moderate. >> seems heavy. oka

and the cdc says the risks posed by the booster are outweighed by the dangers of covid for older adultshe cdc's acknowledgement of concerns like these are likely to amplify unproven claims the vaccines are leading to deaths from other causes. we've seen this false narrative spring up reclement i recently as celebrities have suffered heart issues. lisa marie presley died. it's a tactic that outrages cnn's dr. jonathan rainer. here he is. >> really a whirl winld of conspiracy theories that people are die because of covid vaccines when, in fact, we have safety data from over 600 million people in this country who have received these vaccines showing they've been incredibly safe and well tolerated. and the use of these public tragedies to promote ant anti-vaxing, i think, are just despicable. >> sports journalist grant wall died while covering the world cup in qatar, and accusations flew on social media that covid vaccines caused his aneurysm. his wife felt compelled to write an opinion column to refute those complaints. the loudest was when damar hamlin collapsed after a seemingly routine

the cdc has since issued an advisory warning of the surge of strep a among kids ages 5 through 15.his i'm joined by dr. peter hotez. he's the co-director of the texas children's hospital center for vaccine development and dean of the national school of tropical medicine at baylor college of medicine. it's great to have you here. the cdc is investigating this strain of strep. what makes it so severe? >> it produces every year. it can cause more invasive diseases such as scarlet fever, what's called necrotizing fasciitis, toxic shock syndrome. we are seeing an uptick in the number of those basic streptococcal infections. it could also lead to rheumatic fever. and it's not only happening in the united states, it's also happening in europe and australia. so there's a concern number sile worldwide increase in this illness. geoff: as we mentioned, at least two children in the us have died. it's shocking to think that strep throat could be fatal. how do y characterize the risk? >> well, i think what's the point is we can treat it the treatment is usually either oral amoxicillin or penicil

the cdc said 40 percent of people who had covid eventually developed long-term symptoms. it's a big issue. most people who died from long covid were white, older and males. unbacked people who became infected may have a higher risk of developing long covid that can last weeks, months and even years after the initial infection and can sometimes go away and come back. long covid can cause difficulty in things like breathing, concentration. chest pain, digestion issues. for more o o o i am joined by a national consultant for covid testing and the president and ceo for premier medical group usa. all was good to see you, doctor. let's talk about this long covid. the cdc set up to 30 percent of people who go on to get covid have long-term symptoms which is a huge number of people. what concerns you most about long covid it is enough being done to research it? >> first, with long covid by the single most important thing we are concerned about. we have not identified any real treatment. when you get covid you start developing long covid. we almost have to pick and spot the treatm

it should not be there in an executive command that control the cdc. and the cdc said it's denied that the more people keep referring to it. a title $42.00, but in the immigration world we know it as the steven miller special. so that tells you right there wasn't about code. it was about immigration and harm. and the weather supreme court has basically done understanding is a procedural question. and the question whether supreme court is, can the state, the 17th, they intervene in this case, the late in the argument. it's procedural. so the decision that we will receive in june is not with regard to the merits of title $42.00 can continue to. but whether these individuals can actually in the case, so therefore higher $42.00 will be around for a very long time. but in this space, it is important to know as miguel with tell you even with how 42 in play. people are still being allowed to the country because there's so many exceptions. but i don't want you to let me ask you to explain to our audience why you labeled this the steven miller bill or the steve

the former chief of the cdc, julie gerberding, she is saying the cdc is not fit for its purpose, hase public's trust and need as complete overhaul. she is well-established in the health community. she is respected. what do you make of this breaking news, sir? >> well everyone is piling on the bandwagon now because it is well-known the dysfunction at the cdc. when you have 20,000 employees and you cannot create a covid map, instead one graduate student at my university, johns hopkins puts up a covid map to track the virus for the world, what does that say about that agency with 20,000 employees. she has real wisdom. elizabeth: coming out center of international strategic studies that is the breaking news. they say it is done, they have to fix it, over. now we have the justice department on behalf of the cdc fighting to reinstate mask mandates for transportation like air travel at the 11th circuit court of appeals. a federal judge already blocked that. the president has said, president biden already said mask-wearing is a personal choice and the pandemic is over of the you see the conf

and the doctor has to decide whether they're going to serve the cdc or the patient.tely an incredible thing that happened. normally you would want the doctor to serve the interests of the patient rather than just public health in general and now, under law, under threat of losing their license california doctors serve the cdc over their patients. >> laura: dr. bhattacharya, isn't it curious that as new information is coming out about the efficacy of these boosters, antibody dependent enhancement, natural immunity, vitamin d, zinc, all the early interventions now we can't talk anymore about this. isn't that curious? >> the thing is, these issues are complicated. there's a lot of differences of opinions among experts on issues. what this new law does is essentially tell doctors if you express your honest opinion you could lose your license. that's the purpose of the law, it's to take qualified doctors out of that conversation so that there's an illusion of consensus on all of these complicated issues when in fact what we need is all minds at the table talking consideri

fauci, to the leaders of the cdc and fda on down have really made this a i do cottist issue. on board or you are not on board with an indiscriminate vaccine nate all of the population message. the reality is it's more nuanced. that the risk-benefit ratio changes when you get down to a young, healthy person. and there's nuances. 9 moderna vaccine has a higher risk of myocarditis restricted in parts of europe and countries in europe like denmark and sweden recommend against the covid vaccine in young people. >> bret: we are hearing more advisers to the fda and some of these board members speaking outs publicly saying they wish they had more of the data that's out there now as they were making the initial discussions. >> that's right. this study of 17 million medicare beneficiaries, why are we getting it now two days ago. two years after the vaccine has been distributed at large? why why not do that interim analysis with 5 million beneficiaries or 1 million? i think there's a frustration that when somebody has a heart attack right after the vaccine, you can't make any statement a

. >> that swiped the doctor is still wearing a mask indoors, especially with new data from the cdc showinge people are suffering from long covid than before, along with masking staying up to the boosters is beneficial. >> the boosters that came out this past fall and winter served us very very well to keep people out of the hospital from the variants that recirculating, and even some of the new ones that surprised us. >> the cdc announced that boosters cut your risk of symptomatic infection in half. the goal is similarly effective. shots are given out on a yearly basis, but until that doctors say it is best to mitigate. >> we are hoping for the day when covid becomes just one more disease that we sometimes have to battle but don't fear. >> we have the tools, we have the technology to lafayette this to live with this, we just want to make sure that covid becomes printable. >> dustin dorsey, pc seven news. >> new details about the body camera footage captured it as a san francisco police officers responded to the attack on responded to the attack on congresswoman nancy pelosi's for back pain

the cdc rapport. busy only focus on pfizer, but it raises many questions. what else with the investigation find? will the results be made public? who benefit from the mandatory vaccine program? and most importantly, all we being told the truth about the coven vaccine. and in another cove, it related twitter funds, revelation the western pharmaceutical industry, reportedly pushed as social media companies to send the activists demanding low cost cove at $19.00 vaccines to see the crisis as an opportunity to wake him. the profits, according to a new investigation that pharmaceutical lobbying funds were involved in content moderation regarding cove it information even making millions of dollars from censorship campaigns. the inquiry also shows the massive post to repress cove. it information was only applied to critics of the industry. doctor roberts, malone, physician, as scientist and inventor of the original and mob renee and dna vaccine platform technology say that format defends its pockets at the expensive people. ah, that is indisputable. and in terms of

the cdc report only focused on pfizer, but it raises many questions. what else with the investigation find? will the results be made? public? who benefit from the mandatory vaccine program? and most importantly, all being told the truth about the co relaxing over to africa now were in between of us. so has been struck by violence again with at least 50 women kidnapped in the northern province of sume by suspects at islam. miss miller since us, according to government officials there and is supposedly the 1st such large scales, kidnapping, in the region. victims were abducted while looking for food and a village near the northern town of r. a. bender, no group has yet claimed responsibility, but terrorist groups linked to the islamic states and al qaeda are 4 years carried out. kidnapped bins in the country. according to local officials, the army has carried out unsuccessful sweeps of the area in their search for the victims. we heard what some local people have to say. this shoes out on saved country east. sure. the kid, not people before, but 50 people

the direct editing of official cdc guideline draft by special interests. the fda bypassing its external advisory committee when authorizing boosters and the subsequent resignation of fda senior officials. the vilification of the unvaccinated, and they delay in concluding that natural immunity is at least as protecting as vaccine immunity. even with the narrow scope of investigating the pandemic response during 2020, key questions have been entirely overlooked such as, what was the origins of the virus you will -- -- why did the fda and pfizer delay a review of vaccine data and leave the elderly to die without protection for an unnecessary month? why did candidates during the presidential election instill distrust about lifesaving vaccines in development by our administration? finally, i would make the point that there was a critical difference between the politicization of the science and political leadership of the scientific agencies. i was named hhs testing coordinator because of the object failures of the cdc and the fda in developing and scaling testin

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