COVID-19 vaccine

“Getting back to work is going to be much, much more difficult than people think. I think that In the absence of a vaccine, which looks like at best, 18 to 24 months from now, we will never get to a hundred percent of where we were before, or at least the poten…”

“So there's gonna, I think there's gonna be a staged release of vaccines that'll probably believe it or not, start in Q four of this year.”

“If I do think the economy is going to bounce back really strong next year because of the vaccines, right? I think you've got to say that if these vaccines and COVID in the next three, four, five months, 20, 21 is going to be a great year.”

“When you get a you know, a vaccine, if you get one of these vaccines, a 40% to 60% of people are gonna have some sort of reaction, you're gonna have a fever, because these are, these produce a ton of proteins in your body, relative to what you would normally, …”

“The U.S. Has enough supply to vaccinate pretty much anyone that wants to get vaccinated, because we are producing and delivering three to four million doses per day in the U.S. Right now.”

“It feels to me like we're probably May, June, when enough people are vaccinated that we can have, you know, a circumstance where people are going to fly without masks and be comfortable doing so.”

“Besides the statistics on this you know, there is no documented proof that someone was fully vaccinated and transmitted COVID to someone else out of four hundred million total vaccinations globally.”

“At a certain amount of time, you're going to have a variant that that is, you know, basically will overcome all the vaccines we have, will kill enormous numbers of people, including the vaccinated will literally shut the economy down. And that's a probabilisti…”

“There's huge stockpiles of vaccine in the US that are going to waste right now.”

“Delta variant has slipped the vaccine. It still prevents the most serious cases. Generally speaking, we need to see it as a spectrum of protection rather than completely binary. But yeah, absolutely. You can get it and pass it on if you're vaccinated.”

“The vax doesn't seem to eliminate transmission right now.”

“I genuinely think it's a great thing that it got done so quickly. It's a miracle of science, and I think it's helped a lot of people. I mean, all of us. I mean, it's the thing that's going to end the pandemic. Largely already has.”

“Because of all this, it probably is reasonable to take a step back and have a commission that just uncovers all of this stuff.”

“I think they're making 10 to fifteen billion dollars on this vaccine this year.”

“As this virus evolved and mutated, it became pretty evident pretty fast that the rate of Transmission in vaccinated people continue to go up.”

“Had I had the facts that I do now as a young, thankfully healthy male, I would not have actually chosen to get vaccinated.”

“We caused billions of people all around the world to take immaturely tested drugs. They were called vaccines. We found out that they were modestly effective at best, and then some of them were designed in some ways to manipulate our DNA, and we just don't know…”