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"cdcr" Discussed on 990 The Answer
"Goes against even then pushing the vaccines. The CDC has information that says you're more likely be hospitalized and die against the delta variant if you're vaccinated, and they're not telling you that well, they are telling you, but it's in a very small little detail. In the CDCs manual. Nicki Minaj says, Is there something else going on here? That's a very good question, isn't it? Is there something else going on here? An update from the Holy Land Happy on Kapoor. Everybody which is today. Israel sees record high daily infections hence at fourth vaccine dose Highly vaccinated. Israel recorded the highest number of Fauci virus infections per capita this week as the country's health Ministry announced that on average, more than 10,700 New Chinese coronavirus cases are being reported every single day. He said. This is a record that did not exist in previous waves. Reading from the epoch times dot com. Well, that would prove the CDCs data. Correct, isn't it? That maybe the more we vaccinate The more rates are actually going up. With the delta variant. Israel, which was supposed to be the poster child of reopening. Now has the highest daily infections they have had ever Despite mass inoculation, and they are now saying we need 1/4 booster shot. The country began offering Covid 19 booster shots to Children as young as 12 on August 29th. Now does anyone in Israel or the sea ice CDCR NIH kind of want to say Wait a second? Maybe, is it that the more we vaccinate the more rates actually go up as anyone actually thinking about that. The country began offering these shots. Currently, 2.7 million Israelis have accepted the booster vaccine. Salman's ARCA, the director of Ziv, Medical Center in Sofia, who joined Ash during September. 14th meeting said that 50% of confirmed cases on September 13th were among Children, adding that the country is working on the assumption that it will possibly in the future need to deal with 1/5 wave of the Fauci virus. To reiterate. What the CDC says. After the second period, which occurred between June 20th and July 17th. The study noted that not fully vaccinated individuals 4.5 times more likely. To get infected. Two double negative. It's very confusing. Connecting all of this together. We are now seeing All of a sudden this totalitarian regime. Unable to answer questions. Unwilling to actually have a dialogue about what's happening. Unwilling to have discourse. When you don't want to talk, and you just want to say you have a bigger sword, or you have The willingness to use an iron fist. It really does kind of begs the question. Why What's really going on here? Don Lemon says that Cut 80. We have to stop coddling people who don't want to get the vaccine and start mocking them. Cut 80. And so I think we have to stop coddling people when it comes to this and the vaccine saying Oh, you can't shame them. You can't call them stupid. You can't call them silica. Yes, they are. The people who aided and abetted Trump are stupid because they believed his big lie. The people who are not getting vaccines who are believing the lies on the Internet instead of science. It's time to start shaming them. What else or leave them behind? Because they are keeping the majority of Americans behind. Have to start shaming them. Well, that's already begun. Are you holding on the boxes of old home movies to share with friends and family? Can you watch that priceless footage?.
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"You also had a mayor. Ready. Giuliani was there you had a president? He was just in the air for a little bit until they could figure out where they were going to lay and he addressed the nation that night. And you realize That in New York City. A friend of mine noted who lived there when all of this happened. That you couldn't even get two of the three networks because they're broadcast antenna. Was a top tower one But leave it to the media. Well, we are the real heroes. Pats self on back. Where the real hero we were the moral authority. That's disgusting. Man. Someone called him a sentient potato. I feel like that is just over the line of several civility, Right? Sounds like science, though. Is it though I mean anything is science, I identify a science. Why is that not offered to me on Web forms or any kind of like in person? Paper forms? I'm sorry. My preferred pronoun. Isn't on here. What I identify as what do you identify science? Uh, can you create that on there? That's me. You know what I'm just going to identify as vaccinated. Why not? Every if the government can change forms. Government actual federal forms. Only the government is allowed to cheat on government forms. Guys if the government can change federal forms to say that someone with a Penis Thinks that they would like to have a vagina. But And they so they don't so they're going to just say that they do if the forms can be changed. To accommodate that, then surely forms can be changed to accommodate people who are hesitant and have questions as identified as vaccinated, right? I mean, I just watched video of a man beating the hell out of a woman in an M. M. A fight who went through puberty as a man grew up as a man served in special forces as a man. And decides just lately I'm going to fight women and beat up a woman in the ring. Course he won. So if that can happen, I sure as hell can identify as whatever I want Anybody who's hesitant and again. I'm not anti vax. I would like to see the results of that study before I decide to inject myself with the solution. That? I don't know. I don't have a problem with vaccines. I am not a crystal and oils person. I don't give a rat's ass about GMOs. I don't care. I don't care. I don't even eat all organic. Oh, my gosh. Dana, do you know your Granada comes from line down? I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. So not anti vax. I just I have legitimate questions. Is that there's not wrong with that. I have scientific based questions. So if you push me, I'm an identifies facts. I'll lie to your face. Because apparently that's just Change. I mean, if you can identify saying do anything can are you going to identify his vaccinated? Yeah. I mean, with natural immunity, Why wouldn't why wouldn't anybody identify as vaccinated? There you go. I'm sorry. I identify as this So if anybody asks me Identify as this This is how I identify From now on, That's what I'm doing. Just saying this is interesting. I saw this. My friend Carol Roth, if you're healthy and under 50 You're basically boosting for the sniffles. Data. This is CNBC. Data is showing no, this is just the latest thing data showing that booster shots are not appropriate at this time. What is that mean? I don't know what this means. An expert review of scientific evidence has concluded that the covid vaccine booster shots are not needed at this time for the general public. What? This is a group of leading us. These people must be devils. They're anti vax. Other scientists, So Okay, well there, Okay. Let's read on a little bit. That now What gets me is the Lancet is involved. I don't like the Lancet. The Lancet was the thing in which they had all those, Uh, The You know him to thinking of the 2025 out of 26 of the doctors that had signed the thing saying that there was no way this was lab leak that they were all affiliate with the CCP. So It was a peer reviewed its in the peer reviewed journal The Lancet. So you know I'm immediately because they're involved in shenanigans. They have concluded that the booster shots are not needed at this time for the general public. Uh huh. They said they don't need it. There's so they're saying no, Additionally and we're going to explore this little bit later, the Biden administration and the CDCR apparently at odds over boosters, how is that even because I thought that this was all about science, right? Wasn't this all about science. So why are they At odds. Hmm. Yeah. I don't know. You know, I wonder if Fauci knows about the boosters. I bet he doesn't. He's too busy saying, Yeah, I think there should be a mandate for if you want to get on an airplane. You should have to wear a mask. Nobody asked you He reminds me of Mel Brooks from, uh, Spaceballs right now. That whole attitude. Some of Brooks was like, way cooler. Anyway, we're going to we got We have Florida man on the way Steven needs is going to be joining us because China is trying to really talk tough. One of my favorite scenes. This is how I feel about it. In, um.
WBAP 820AM
"cdcr" Discussed on WBAP 820AM
"The Department of Education has already begun to take legal action against states undermining protection. Local school officials have ordered Have you noticed what it contrarian? Biden is Very seldom do you? Do you see him bringing people together or bringing both sides of an issue together? He's a camp builder. And again when I say he we don't know who's really pulling the strings. So I have to. You know, I gotta put it someplace. Um, you know, he and Hillary and Obama and Soros I mean, Whatever whatever ghost you're chasing around the room, but I mean, he's the guy. He's the cardboard cutout. They stick up in front of the microphone, but he never brings anybody together at all. Um, I mean, Conservatives don't care for him. Independence don't know what he's up to, Um, the far far left that now dominates and distinguishes the Democrat party. They don't think he's left enough. It's like he's always Pushing people away. Um well, all right, let me get your calls. 1 800 to 88 w b A p. 1 800 to 889 to do seven. Now it's not just mandated from on high from His Highness. That you must be vaccinated to work or either go to school or travel. But those of you that get an exemption for medical reasons or religious reasons you're going to be monitored by the federal government. Great bill in Cleveland. Bill, How are you doing? I'm doing fine, sir. I have one statement and a question. Sure, my statement is As old as I am I have. This is the third time that I feel I do not have a president. And my question is If anything happens to buy, and I do not wish this on anybody, but if anything happens to him Who becomes the president, the bartender. Well, Kamala Harris was the vice president. But you know, people have said Rick, you know if he resigns under the 25th amendment, or, um, he's removed by impeachment or whatever you know, will be in bad shape with Kamala Harris. Nobody. Not even Kamala Harris could do as bad a job as he's already done, So I'm not really concerned with that. But I am curious Bill. You said this is the third time you felt You've been without a president. What were the other two? Um, mostly the Democrats. Okay, So a Democrat president? Yes. Not reflected. Don't we? Don't have it a president when we have a Democrat, so Bill. I appreciate the call, you know, Looking back looking at Biden now, Then you look back at Bill Clinton. He didn't seem so bad, does he? I mean, think about I know under the Obama administration. I remember And I've interviewed Hillary and Bill and of course it, you know, it's an act of Congress and It's a three day process. You submit your questions. They submit what they want you to say, and you finally negotiate somewhere in the middle. And then you have the interview. But even under Obama, I remember now Hillary is the exception. But Bill doesn't seem quite so bad when you've got Obama to look at, and certainly when you've got this guy to look at, Um you know, I wasn't looking for you know, here's the thing. People say, Well, you know, he was He was a dog, and he was cheating and all that. I don't know. You know, I don't know if that's true. We know there was a lot of stuff with Monica Lewinsky and, you know, I just got sick and tired. I had Lewinsky saturation just like everybody else. But that's between he and Hillary and behind closed doors until you start lying under oath or putting off doing something with the, uh with leaders of countries you need to be working with because you're too busy. Doing? What you're doing with my dinner becomes the people's business. Um, but most of this stuff you know, I can't be bothered with. Don't tell me Show me. That's my bottom line. Don't tell me what a great president you are. Don't tell me how much you care about the American people don't care. Don't tell me that. You know, Uh, the old do anything you can to make this country better. That means nothing. There are 100,000 people out there saying the same thing. Show me. And that's why I like Trump and people said, Well, how could you? You know this womaniser this blah, blah, blah, blah, blah. Number one. I don't look for a spiritual leader in the president. I've got that covered individually. I think everybody should do that individually. Um, I'm looking for a guy that can add two and two and come up with four and realize you can't spend more money than it takes out of the pockets of Americans on tax day. Um, I'm looking for a guy that can make things work. I'm looking for a businessman because, after all, in many ways running a country is like running a business, but much more important because you have human beings involved. Um, And that's what impressed me about about Trump, you know, didn't like his hair. Okay, I get that You don't like his ties. All right? I get that to you don't like his bluster. Well, some people don't but all that aside, did you like what he did? Did you like seeing more people working than ever before? Did you like all these historic games on Wall Street? Did you like business is being asked to come back to the United States and then given a reason to come back? Did you like getting out of these unfair? Unbelievable trade deals that were essentially economically raping the American people? Yeah, I don't like to all that. Um, but evidently in this age of who's on Survivor Island. How do they look? How do they sound? You know America's got talent. Now, there you go. If you don't look a certain way sound a certain way. If you don't have that eye candy marquee name, then you're not going to get a vote even though you may be the best qualified person and that's on us. That's on the voters of America. All right, Uh, I'll tell you what, Let me step aside very, very quickly. Back with your calls 1 800 to 88 w b A p 1 800 to 889227. I'm Rick Roberts will find out who you are Next. It's Dan Bongino. Dan Bongino CDCR May.
KLIF 570 AM
"cdcr" Discussed on KLIF 570 AM
"Was there you had a president? He was just in the air for a little bit until they could figure out where they were going to land. He addressed the nation that night. And you realize That in New York City, a friend of mine noted who lived there when all of this happened. That you couldn't even get to the three networks because they're broadcast antenna. Was a top tower one But leave it to the media. Well, we're the real heroes. Pet self on back. Where the real hero we were the moral authority. That's disgusting. Man. Someone called him a sentient potato. I feel like that is just over the line of several civility, Right? Sounds like science, though. Is it though I mean anything is science, I identify a science. Why is that not offered to me on Web forms were any kind of like in person paper forms? I'm sorry. My preferred pronoun. Isn't on here. What? Identify as what do you identify science? Uh, can you create that on there? That's me. You know what I'm just going to identify as vaccinated. Why not? If the government can change forms. Government actual federal forms. Only the government is allowed to cheat on government forms. Guys if the government can change federal forms to say that someone with a Penis Thinks that they would like to have a vagina. But And they so they don't so they're going to just say that they do if the forms can be changed. To accommodate that, then surely farms can be changed to accommodate people who are hesitant and have questions as identified as vaccinated, right? I mean, I just watched video of a man beating the hell out of a woman in an M. M. A fight who went through puberty as a man grew up as a man served in special forces as a man. And decides just lately I'm going to fight women and beat up a woman in the ring. Course he won. So if that can happen, I sure as hell can identify as whatever I want Anybody who's hesitant and again. I'm not anti vax. I would like to see the results of that study before I decide to inject myself with the solution that I don't know. I don't have a problem. The vaccines I am not a crystal and oils person. I don't give a rat's ass about GMOs. I don't care. I don't care. I don't even eat all organic. Oh, my gosh. Dana, do you know your Griner look comes from lying down. I don't care. I don't care. I don't care. So I'm not anti vax. I just I have legitimate questions. That's it. There's not wrong with that. I have scientific based questions. So if you push me, I'm going to identify his backside. Lie to your face. Because apparently that's just Change. I mean, if you can identify saying do anything can are you going to identify as vaccinated? Yeah. I mean, with natural immunity, Why wouldn't why wouldn't anybody identify as vaccinated? There you go. I'm sorry. I identify as this So if anybody asks me Identifies this. Misidentify. From now on, That's what I'm doing. Just saying this is interesting. I saw this. My friend Carol Roth, if you're healthy and under 50 You're basically boosting for the sniffles data. This is CNBC. Data is showing no, this is just the latest thing data showing that booster shots are not appropriate at this time. What is that mean? I don't know what this means. An expert review of scientific evidence has concluded that the covid vaccine booster shots are not needed at this time for the general public. What? This is a group of leading us. These people must be devils, their anti vax. Other scientists, So Okay, well there, Okay, let's read on a little bit. That now What gets me is the Lancet is involved. I don't like the Lancet. The Lancet was the thing in which they had all those, Uh, The You know whom to thinking of the 2025 out of 26 of the doctors that had signed the thing, saying that there was no way this was lab leak that they were all affiliated with the CCP. So It was a peer reviewed its in the peer reviewed journal The Lancet. So you know I'm immediately because they are involved in shenanigans. They have concluded that the booster shots are not needed at this time for the general public. Uh huh. They said they don't need it. There's so they're saying no, Additionally and we're going to explore this little bit later, the vitamin astray shin and the CDCR apparently at odds over boosters, how is that even because I thought that this was all about science, right? Was in this all about science. So why are they At odds. Uh huh. Yeah. I don't know. Bouncing Yo, I wonder if Fauci knows about the boosters. I bet he doesn't. He's too busy saying, Yeah, I think there should be a mandate for if you want to get on an airplane. You should have to wear a mask. Nobody asked you He reminds me of Mel Brooks from, uh, Spaceballs right now. That whole attitude of some of Brooks was like, way cooler. Anyway, we're going to we got We have Florida man on the way Steven needs is going to be joining us because China is trying to really talk tough. One of my favorite scenes. This is how I feel about it. In, um.
KDWN 720AM
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"AJ your next welcome to the program. Thanks, Steve. Great show. Thank you quick. Despite the fact that US is importing millions of unvaccinated border crossers and Afghanis tomorrow, the White House is set to announce new mandates for American citizens for the experimental largely ineffective and demonstrably dangerous coded vaccines. Meanwhile, West Virginia's governor announced just this week that covid deaths among vaccinated people have risen 25% in recent weeks. Concerned individuals. Regarding mandated vaccinations can see faith based vaccination exemptions under Title seven of US Civil Rights Act of 1964 just wanted to put that out there and thanks again. No. I appreciate AJ. Thanks for the info. You know, I am concerned. I'm glad to get that that information because, you know, and and in fact, when we were a break, I was just on Facebook and I was looking at Uh, channel 13, and they're always putting out misinformation. You know, they're always willing to show 13 people in 13 is school employees in Florida died that were unvaccinated and I just, you know, responded on that on that thread and said, Can you share with us? How many vaccinated Individuals also have died. See I'm about balance. I'm about fairness. I'm not against the vaccine of someone wants it. I've said that over and over and over. I said, it's a nauseam. But I think people should have a choice. People should be allowed a medical exemption, a religious exemption. People should have the choice of what they do what they don't do. This is America. Last time I check Before you know it. We're going to have brownshirts running all over the place. Alright, Look, we got someone. Actually, that's a friend of the show. She's also a talk radio show host. She's nationally syndicated. You can hear here on Katie WN. She is all over TV. She is a trusted source as she's a good friend of mine. She's decided to call in and I want to pick her brain. I got to hear what she has to say. And that's our friend. Dr Deluna. Welcome to the program. I love you so much, Steve. How you appreciate that? Thank you. I I, uh what a surprise. And I saw and I said, I got to put her on like now, if not when I see her, she's gonna slap me. No, just kidding. You know, just it's crazy world. Somebody texted me saying Steve is on fire, and I'm like I look, I agree. It's a crazy world. You know, when a doctor is going to turn you know somebody away because they don't vaccinate yet are they going to turn them away for smoking or they're going to turn them away? Floor. Not well seat belts for nothing in a condom. You know, doctors are supposed to be neutral. There's a book of the objective. And you know we're having restaurants turned people away. Right turn people away based on the vaccination status, and that's donated individual spread the virus as well. So I'm really having trouble comprehending the logic behind a lot of these rules and a lot of these attitudes and narratives out there. Yeah, It's totally disappointing. And you know me. We've known each other for years. And and so I've always from this microphone. I've never said don't get the vaccine. I've never said that. I'm an anti vax guy. I just have said, and I'm consistent that everybody has to make the choice for their life. I believe they should actually have a conversation with their doctor. And if they're not comfortable, then that should be the end of it, and we move on. And that's not what we're seeing. And I'm so disappointed in all of us as a country that we're being ripped apart by this So true, so true, And I mean, what does the media want and public officials want? They have been anti pharma anti Big Pharma for decades. In fact, there's still suing Johnson and Johnson. Over the opioid crisis. Right, right? Yeah, they they're upset that we're not embracing big form of them for the vaccine. They gotta pick one. Yeah, they do. It's hypocrisy. It is hypocrisy and, you know, I think, since there's been so much narrative changing throughout the course of the pandemic, it literally has gotten people to believe. That I can't trust X Y Z and I think people would feel a lot differently about everything across the board. If you know America was treated like adults. And we had a conversation. The information is put out there. But there's been this and that and then it changes and no, this is the way so people have this distrust and I don't blame them. Oh, exactly. I mean, look at how weaponized Covid was. You know, the whole Afghanistan debacle happens And all of a sudden, the White House shoots out a headline guys. In 32 days, he'll be able to get a covid booster. Meanwhile, the FDA and CDCR like what? Whoa, Whoa, Pump the brakes for a second. Exactly. Exactly. We have all these people going to wait a second. Do I get a fighter booster? Do I get a moderna? Can I mix the match? I used old it. You can't have mixed messaging. You can't weaponize your politicized covid. And you need to have some transparency on side effects on how many vaccinated people like you said are actually in the hospital or dying of this, And it's the vaccine works for everybody or not, And the big thing is is if if many of us have immunity and if we.
Newsradio 700 WLW
"cdcr" Discussed on Newsradio 700 WLW
"For more on the surging demand, despite studies showing that it does little to treat Covid will speak to Emma Goldberg, reporter at The New York Times, We are seeing a trend across the country in which prescriptions for cyber Mactan are sharply on the rise Earlier in August, they jumped to a number of more than 88,000 prescriptions per week, and that's up from a pre pandemic baseline average of 3600 per week, So that's a huge rise. In people who are being prescribed either Mactan and the important thing to know here is that it has repeatedly failed in clinical trials to help people infected with coronavirus. So there hasn't been quality evidence confirming yet that I bring Mactan works either to treat or prevent covid. How did this get started? You know, where did the popularity of it come from that so much so that patients are acting asking for it, and even the doctors, some doctors are actually prescribing it out. It's one of those things that is quickly spreading on social media. In a lot of Facebook groups, and on reddit, there's been a lot of attention to ivermectin. What physicians and researchers are most concerned about right now. Is people actually taking them? Veterinary formulation, which is often a dosage is far higher than are appropriate for human consumption. And in some cases, then they are overdosing. And they are calling poison control centers reporting all kinds of problems, including nausea, diarrhea. A lot of other issues, so the real risk here in particular is around people taking for veterinary formulation. But then again, it also, even the human formulation has not been approved by the FDA to treat Covid. So physicians are saying that people should not be seeking this out to treat and prevent covid right now, since there is no indication that it's been approved by the FDA for you, and the FDA even said something or I think the CDCR the FDA was even trying to Acknowledge it last week as well to your point and Mississippi's Health Department said that earlier this month 70% of their calls to their poison control center had come from people who ingested ever met him that they got from livestock supply stores. So people are going out and seeking the animal version of this That is exactly right. People are going out on their own and seeking it and not as at great risk to their house. I spoke with a toxicologist in South Texas, who said that while in 2019, the Poison control center where he works received just 191 calls about ivermectin. This year. They've gotten 260 calls just to date, so they're on peace to reach 390 calls about either elected by the end of the year. That's a huge jump up, and he said the vast majority of those are people who You are like you said, going out and getting it from livestock supply stores. You're listening to the Daily Dive Weekend edition. I'm Oscar Ramirez will be right back.
KQED Radio
"cdcr" Discussed on KQED Radio
"About whether a booster is even necessary. And there there are the side effects. So many of us have experienced the first go round. What will a third shot actually bring? Through. Joseph has been reporting on this. He's with our partners at stat. The health and medicine publication Welcome. Thanks so much? Yes. So before we look at what to expect from side effects, you spoke to experts about the Biden administration choice about these booster shots. What are scientists perceptions about the booster shot and who should get it? Right. So there is a debate about that. And and right now, I mean, there are some groups that everyone agrees should get a booster shot, and that is definitely people who have compromised immune systems. I think some people think that particularly older adults, maybe people in nursing homes, you know, there might be some disagreement about what age exactly the cut off should be. But there is a bigger debate about whether boosters are going to be needed for all adults, and if so, when whether it's now or in a year or months down the line. You know, governmental agencies are reviewing these plans to authorize boosters and governmental agencies are looking at other studies in other countries. Um and Israel study, for instance, because they Received vaccinations earlier than many parts of the country, so they actually have at least a little bit of data right to show what happens when people receive another dose. The Biden administration that the FDA the CDCR reviewing all sorts of data, whether studies from the U. S, or, like you were saying, sort of the experience in Israel, and what the data suggests so far is that people might become more vulnerable to an infection months out from their vaccination. And there's a question about if we should be concerned about that, because basically what we really want from these vaccines is to protect us from severe covid hospitalization and death, and it appears they're still able to do that at the same rate as they've done throughout the pandemic. So there's a question sort of the debate centers on whether we need to be concerned about this increase in infection rate and to be clear the vaccines are still preventing lots of infections, But the breakthrough infection rate has increased. And so there's a question about whether that foreshadows a loss of effectiveness against the more severe outcomes. But, yeah, I mean, the Israel data so far suggests that boosting people is enhancing that protection against infection, which is exactly what you would expect. So they're trying to figure out you know, kind of look at this data as it's coming out and make, um, make plans. Hmm. Well, let's talk about the potential side effects of a booster shot. We should say that. While these vaccines are proven safe and effective, some people had a strong immune response. After the first or the second dose. Can you remind us of those common side effects? And what the science tells us about the possibility for side effects with a third dose. The third dose would be specific to the vaccines from Moderna and fighter there is there will ultimately be a plan to get, um You know, a booster of the Johnson and Johnson shot which was just a window shot, so that would be a second shot. But, yeah, I mean, every sort of medication or vaccine will have some risk of side effects. And and with these vaccines, it's ranged from really sort of, you know, semi common, but not that big of a deal Issues like people feeling bad for a day or two after their shot, which I think a lot of people experience, particularly After the second shot, and these are super rare, but they do occur whether it's like allergic reactions or people might have heard about myocarditis, which is a heart inflammation. And then with the Johnson and Johnson shot this sort of rare, unusual clotting issue, So these things do happen and and there are systems in place to find them. For those rare side effects like the inflammation of the heart muscle, what groups might be at higher risk for those kinds of responses? Yes, so far, what we've seen with that myocarditis and related thing called Perry occurred pericarditis. Excuse me is that there's um It's a higher risk for younger men and boys, particularly after the second shot. With that, because there's such a clustering around the second shot. There is some concern, particularly for boys and young men that maybe the risk will go up even more with the third shot, and no one can say that for sure yet, But that's just something experts are really thinking about, as they consider authorizing, um, third doses. It doesn't seem to be as big of an issue for older populations. But maybe if they start to see a signal, you know, as older people get a third dose still sort of. Think about what that means for the risk benefit calculation for younger populations as well. You laid out for us really? Well, the debate the challenges over whether or not a third dose is even needed. Pfizer and Moderna have come out in support of it, though, but there's still a lot of back and forth with the U. S government. Why isn't everyone on the same page? Is that essentially that we just don't have the data? Yeah, I think you know this is all moving, um, really quickly, And that's not to say, you know, Corners are being cut by he means, but it's just sort of looking at data as it's being produced. And obviously, you know, Some European countries and Israel have moved forward with various plans of booster programs, some of which are are just focused on you know, seniors are older adults and you know you can have different interpretations about what it means or what it might foreshadow so This is happening in real time, basically, and they're trying to make the best decisions as as situations on the ground can kind of changed. Just how like everyone is trying to adapt to the changing pandemic and what it means for our lives as well. Mhm. That's true, Joseph with our partners, it stat. The health and medicine publication Drew. Thank you So much for your recording. Yeah, thanks. So much for having me and here and now is a production of NPR. N W bur. I'm Tanya. Mostly. I'm Robin. 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"cdcr" Discussed on WBUR
"Lot of questions about whether a booster is even necessary. And there there are the side effects. So many of us have experienced the first go around. What will a third shot actually bring? Through. Joseph has been reporting on this. He's with our partners at stat. The health and medicine publication Welcome. Thanks so much? Yes. So before we look at what to expect from side effects, you spoke to experts about the Biden administration choice about these booster shots. What are scientists perceptions about the booster shot and who should get it? Right. So there is a debate about that. And and right now, I mean, there are some groups that everyone agrees should get a booster shot, and that is definitely people who have compromised immune systems. I think some people think that particularly older adults, maybe people in nursing homes, you know, there might be some disagreement about what age exactly the cut off should be. But there is a bigger debate about whether boosters are going to be needed for all adults, and if so, when whether it's now or in a year or months down the line. You know, governmental agencies are reviewing these plans to authorize boosters and governmental agencies are looking at other studies in other countries. Um and Israel study, for instance, because they Received vaccinations earlier than many parts of the country. So they actually have at least a little bit of data right to show what happens when people receive another dose. The bite administration that the FDA the CDCR reviewing all sorts of data, whether studies from the U. S, or like you were saying, sort of the experience in Israel. And what the data suggests so far is that people might become more vulnerable to an infection months out from their vaccination. And there's a question about if we should be concerned about that, because basically what we really want from these vaccines is to protect us from severe covid hospitalization and death, and it appears they're still able to do that, like at the same rate, as they've done throughout the pandemic. So there's a question sort of the debate centers on whether we need to be concerned about this increase in infection rate and to be clear the vaccines are still preventing lots of infections, But the breakthrough infection rate has increased. And so there's a question about whether that foreshadows loss of effectiveness against the more severe outcomes. But, yeah, I mean, the Israel data so far suggests that boosting people is enhancing that protection against infection, which is exactly what you would expect. So they're trying to figure out you know, kind of look at this data as it's coming out and make, um, make plans. Mhm. Well, let's talk about the potential side effects of a booster shot. We should say that while these vaccines are proven safe and effective, some people had a strong immune response after The first or the second dose. Can you remind us of those common side effects and what the science tells us about the possibility for side effects with a third dose? The third dose would be specific to the vaccines from Moderna and fighter there is there will ultimately be a plan to get, you know, a booster of the Johnson and Johnson shot which was just a window shot, so that would be a second shot. But, yeah, I mean, every sort of medication or vaccine will have some risk of side effects. And and with these vaccines, it's ranged from really sort of, you know, semi common, but not that big of a deal Issues like people feeling bad for a day or two after their shot, which I think a lot of people experience, particularly after the second shot, and these are super rare, but they do occur whether it's like Allergic reactions or people might have heard about myocarditis, which is a heart inflammation. And then with the Johnson and Johnson shot this sort of rare, unusual clotting issues, So these things do happen and and there are systems in place to find them. For those, um rare side effects like the inflammation of the heart muscle. What groups might be at higher risk for those kinds of responses? Yes, so far, what we've seen with that myocarditis and related thing called Perry occurred pericarditis. Excuse me is that there's um It's a higher risk for younger men and boys, particularly after the second shot. With that, because there's such a clustering around the second shot. There is some concern, particularly for boys and young men that maybe the risk will go up even more with the third shot, and no one can say that for sure yet, But that's just something experts are really thinking about, as they consider authorizing, um, third doses. It doesn't seem to be as big of an issue for older populations. But maybe if they start to see a signal, you know, as older people get a third dose still sort of. Think about what that means for the risk benefit calculation for for younger populations as well. You laid out for us really? Well, the debate the challenges over whether or not a third dose is even needed. Pfizer and Moderna have come out in support of it, though, but there's still a lot of back and forth with the U. S government. Why isn't everyone on the same page? Is it essentially that we just don't have the data? Yeah, I think you know this is all moving, um, really quickly, And that's not to say, you know, Corners are being cut by he means, but it's just sort of looking at data as it's being produced. And obviously, you know, some European countries and Israel have moved forward with its various plans of booster programs, some of which are are just focused on you know, seniors are older adults. And you know you can have different interpretations about what it means or what it might foreshadow. So this is happening in real time, basically, and they're trying to make the best decisions as as situations on like ground can kind of changed just how everyone is trying to adapt to the changing pandemic and what it means for our lives as well..
KCRW
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"In likely would meet the deadline. We hope that Madonna would also be able to do it so we could do it simultaneously. But if not We'll do it sequentially, so the bottom line is very likely. At least part of the plan will be implemented. Dr Anthony Fauci on face the nation over the weekend, talking about the government's plan to offer Covid vaccine booster shots beginning September 20th. But there is lots of confusion over what the rollout of those booster shots will look like. Late last week, federal regulators said they may only be available to recommend a third dose for some fighter recipients by the administration. September deadline. So what about people who got the Moderna or J and J vaccines and who will get prioritized for those third shots? Joining me to talk about this are two people. A poor VOC. Mandeville Lee is New York Times Science and Global Health reporter. Welcome to the program. Thanks for having me. Also joining us Dr Peter Chin Hong professor of medicine at UCSF, and he specializes in infectious diseases. Welcome back So great to be back on, Madeline. Thank you. Great to have you back for for Let's begin with you. So as of now, are we on track to get these booster shots? Into arms beginning on September 20th. That's a multipart answers, so I think we are on track to get the booster doses out to some people. I think there's no question that the FDA will probably say it's good to have these booster doses for older people and immuno compromised people who are the ones for whom that data is clearest. But for the rest of us, it's not really clear what the data are showing yet, And so I think it's a lot will depend on these studies that the FDA and the CDCR apparently reviewing and what those data show. Okay. So explain for for us why there would be a scheduled date September 20th before the CDC and the FDA have reviewed all the data. Well, that's a very good question. Then one um and I think that there's the Biden administration has received a lot of criticism for making this announcement before the FDA and the CDC has had a chance to review. The administration has always said they'll follow the science. But in this case, the scientists at those agencies Have not fully looked at all of the information yet, So it's a little cart before the horse, um but hopefully at least for the older people, and they may not compromise people because the data is clear that won't be so controversial. But they have gotten a lot of pushback for, you know, speaking a little too soon about booster shots for the rest of us. This is one of those cases where Really? I think for the first time since the Trump administration, we're seeing some conflict between the scientific community at large and the Biden administration in terms of what they think is appropriate. Right because two top regulators are leaving the FDA in part based on this right over over this particular issue, That's right. That's right. One of them is leaving in October and the other in November, and they both told other people that They don't think that boosters are really necessary for the average person, and, um, it's said that that's one of the reasons they're leaving is because the Biden administration push this forward. Without waiting for the scientists to make a decision. Okay, Peter, you have presumably looked at the science. What do you think? Is there science backing the need for a third shot? Well, I think that's a complicated answer as well. Madeline. So the science is that everyone cites this Israeli study where in the Over 60 year olds the data the vaccine efficacy for serious disease Now goes from about 91%. If you received the vaccine within four months about 86% if you received that Within six months after and if you look at the age group of 40 to 59 year olds that drop in efficacy only goes from 98% to 94% again. Speaking to approval is point. Maybe a little bit clearer in the older population, although you would say that. Let's be proactive rather than reactive and wait for a lot of people to flood hospitals. And I think it's reasonable as a clinician to think about really protecting that older population, but for the rest of us, I mean, if you look at the data Every isn't much of a case that we need to make for the rest of the population to get a boost the shop What about immuno compromised people immune compromise, of course, But then we're not necessarily talking about the boosts Our first of all, we're trying to rule out that third shot that additional shot and even with that group There's no guarantee that that group will even get in on the body response. If you look at the studies of the people who didn't get an antibody response as an in your compromise individual only about 30 to 50% of them will get a response after a third shot. So I think for that group, you know, some of us have been thinking about other strategies like maybe antibody therapy as a bridge to vaccination. Maybe after they got gotten over there, Uh, time of most immune suppression, But the answer is less clear. But certainly I think that's the population of interests. A lot of clinicians. Mm. Well, so that's interesting. So after six months if you are in the 40 to 59 age group, according to this Israeli study, you are still 94% protected. That's incredible. And would you assume that it would also hold for people younger than 40? Oh, yes, Most definitely, um, you know, I think the data is clear from the beginning of the pandemic that it's very much aged related in terms of serious disease and infection, an infection and above the age of 50. Every decade. You go about the age of 50 you add an additional risk of mortality and serious disease. Now does this address the variance? Or was this just for the original version of Covid? You know this At the time when the Israeli study was done, it does account for some of the variant, sick leading, including Delta, but again if there is some new super variant that comes on board That is vaccine invasive. Um, you know, you could imagine a situation although I hit an shudder to think about that future where everyone would have to be re boxing it again. In fact, the Israelis, I think, over the weekend Started, um mumbling about maybe having 1/4 those which again sent a lot of people into Disbelief and a little bit of disarray. Because most of the world is still waiting to get one shot. Yes, exactly. Approval. What's being of variants? We're now hearing about another one. A new one called the Mu Variant spelled M You What do we know about that one? So the mu variant has some of the same mutations that were in the one that was circulating in South Africa and in Brazil, Beta and gamma and those variants were noted for being able to evade the vaccine response. A bit more than Delta. Want to be careful. They're not say that they are resistant vaccines or anything like that. They still responded, but less well than Delta and certainly less well than the original version of the virus that we saw. So that's partly why scientists are watching it. However, it was really mostly in South America right now in Colombia and a few other countries, and it's not really something that we in the U..
KGO 810
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"The Valley Transportation Authority in South Bay is getting closer to having light rail trains running again for the first time since they shut down following that mass shooting in May. Operators doing test runs from the Guadalupe Guadalupe Yard, up north First Street to the Bay Point Station and back for the next couple of days. Vita spokeswoman Stacy Hendler Ross says it's important for drivers, bikers and pedestrians to take notice. People are not used to seeing trains and they are at grade, which means they're on the same level as As the street and pedestrians and bicyclists and other drivers. And so we want people to be aware that trains are going to be now running on the system once again, and they need to be careful and obey the signals in the signs and the crossing, Gates says. If all goes well, the trains could start taking passengers by the end of next week, A civil rights law firm has filed a federal lawsuit against administrators for both the state and the Department of Corrections for the Covid death of a San Quentin sergeant. Attorney Julie Sherwin says the lawsuit stems from the botched transfer more than 120 inmates from the state prison in Chino to San Quentin. Last year. She claims high level officials didn't follow strict health guidelines that were in place at the time this disaster because the infection of almost three quarters of the inmate population At least 277 of the city CDCR Zone employees and it killed 29. People, including our client, Sergeant Gilbert Blanco lawsuit is seeking compensatory damages for the family, as well as the goal of preventing something like this from happening in the future. A legendary Bay Area rock band is ready to start its 50th anniversary tour, albeit a year late Doobie Brothers had planned to tour last year celebrating 50 years as a band. Then the pandemic hit. Tom Johnston says for a year it felt like every day was Thursday. They're ready to try again with a tour that begins Sunday in Des Moines, Iowa. The Doobies also will release an album in October. Michael McDonald says rehearsals have felt like old friends getting together rather than old rivalries. If the tourist cut short, 2022 is the 50th anniversary of their.
NewsRadio KFBK
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"If I dropped 100 matches in 100 different fuel beds, it would start 100 new fires, The threat is real. Throughout the West. Some say fire conditions in early July are more like late August, Cal Fire's Jon Hagey has been on the front lines for 30 years. The reality is, you know, we are in uncharted waters, the things I've seen in the last five years and, more importantly, the last two years trump the 1st 25 years of my career near Climate Falls, Oregon, The bootleg fire continues to threaten a major power. Transmission line. On Friday, California regulators had to issue a stage to emergency and that hasn't happened since. 2000 and six John Libertine News 93.1 KFBK Governor Gavin Newsom today signing a $100 billion rent relief package. KFBK is Jodi Guerrero has details. Governor Gavin Newsom announces that requests for rental assistance and dispersement of those funds are increasing, he says over $1 billion have been requested through the California comeback plan. 100% your background. Paid off going back to April of last year and will pay your rent going forward through September 30th of this year and help with an additional $2 billion support of water and electric and Internet bills, all utility bills. Governor Newsom says tenants can now access rental funds directly if their landlord does not participate in the program. The plan also ensures landlords can receive compensation even if their tenants have already vacated the unit. 93.1 KFBK Sacramento judge this week, rejecting a request to stop California's new credit system for good behavior in state prisons, KFBK Resnick McGahee's tells us how 44 district attorneys who asked for Opted without a public hearing. It takes a while to enact a regulation with public input. So for operational needs, you can make emergency changes. There is no operational need here. What CDCR said is we're citing the governor's budget. The governor wants to save money by closing to prisons. He says the rules would release some of California's most violent criminals. In order to save money. We're going to sacrifice public safety without any public input, the judge says They're likely to win the case and Norregaard adds the Ruling is a procedural step on the way to a trial. Nika megahits News 93.1 kfbk. The new rules grant inmates convicted of violent crimes. One day of good conduct credit for every two days served before they had earned one day of credit for every four days. Do you understand? That is the subject of our afternoon news poll question on kfbk. It is indeed, Joe. Yeah, You can find that on our KPK Twitter page. You can comment on it on the pound to 59 hit pound 2 50 on your smartphone say open mic and that will just get you recorded and we'll get to those comments coming up. Right now. U C. Davis announcing sanctions today against a popular sports program KPK is Michael Loury explains. The entire UC Davis baseball program has been placed on suspension following allegations of misconduct involving the team. The baseball coaching staff has also been placed on administrative leave. According to U. C. Davis. The university's Office of Compliance and Policy is.
KUGN 590 AM
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"Going to come up with a way to challenge them bring him to try to bring him to the Supreme Court. So that caused the public more money. This is just more money on top of more money and more money. That's all it is. The taxpayer pays, and we're not any further ahead because people are trying to get their own. Thinking than for their own reasons and for their own good. Like this. This perversion in Texas it would allow partisan poll watchers to observe election activity. I mean, how is that? How is that bad? Voters are required to write their driver's license number or the last four digits of their Social Security number on their vote by mail application. It's not even like you have to provide ID. You just have to provide one of those sets of numbers. These things don't seem. I wish I were a member of Congress so I can have Bully pope, but other than the one that I have to crow as loudly as I could that without being able to prove who you are, The system is corrupt. That's it. Period. End of story. It's corrupt in California. Corrupt in Massachusetts, corrupt in New York corrupt in any state that doesn't get you to prove who you are. When you vote that's all there. And why is that so difficult? Why has this become so complicated? That's all that should be required You are you, you vote for you. That's it. What's the big confusion? There is none really, except that people who are corrupt themselves want to corrupt the system for their own advantage, and people keep saying to keep black people from voting. Where does where does that What? Because black people don't know how to get what an instance insulting to black. They don't know how to get an I D. Right. But it's also the same thing where Kamala Harris this week said that rural people can't do that because they can't go and make a photocopy of their idea because they don't have access to Kinko's. I mean, it's like it's very insulting when you say that. Rural people, farmers that people of color can't figure out how to get an idea to prove who they are when this is an extremely popular idea, But maybe even more than 80% of the country. Believe in voter I d. It's common sense. I mean, I don't I don't want to stop anybody from voting. I just don't want them to vote seven times. And when you have mail in elections, which people like to keep in place because of covid, and you've got in, like in California, 1.8 million more ballots floating around. Then you do registered voters. A lot of opportunity for fraud. My gimmick of going voting when I told that story from a number of years ago, voting three times in the same day in three different states was to make a point. It wasn't to be a journal burger to a felony. Well, yeah, and in a sense Okay, So there's the voters stuff. The president's gonna pick a former health official from West Virginia to be in charge of the drug unit at the CDCR? Yes, right. The Office of National Drug Control Policy. Is this guy related to Sanjay Gupta? Name is Raul. I think Rahul Gupta. Is he related to kind of like that's like a very common last name, like, Okay, So that's what Victoria's about to say to me. Well, there you are in. So everybody's last name. Yeah, right. What do I know that Chopra is related? And everybody was? So why wouldn't I ask that question? I don't know. I predicted you would that. Oh, well, that's perfect. I knew you would. Ah, That's it, too, is a plant. Okay, So why is this guy better than everybody else? Uh, What's this? Uh, what a lot of support, which is pretty rare, right? Bipartisan support? Yeah, especially somebody from West Virginia. You know, they got a huge opioid problem in West Virginia. Yeah, that's one of the reasons why I think he got this job, is it? Yeah. Yeah, well, and you know, he and Joe Manchin, I guess I've worked together and you know, so it seems, Is this a Joe Manchin get, uh, Saturday is trying to put your I'm going to say is this Way to satisfy Joe Manchin. And yet, you know, a little bit of flexibility in managing depart for other bills. No, this guy's name's been now this guy's name has been in the hopper for a long time from everything I've read. This is not something that just popped up to appease Joe Manchin. Right. So the Republicans have ticked off because Jeff Flake who doesn't like Trump is now going to be the ambassador to Turkey. That's his thanks for supporting President Biden, I guess, yeah. Everybody. Can you supported Biden getting a job? Public life has all got a job. Cindy McCain, Jeff Flake. So why would you want to be so what? But why, And that's exactly right. Those that about the Republicans that were national that supported him, right. But why, uh, like, I think it's a good thing. And if Trump it has Democrats, it would have been Have a flick. Why does Flake Why does he want to go to Turkey, though? Who would want to, even if we can't even like celebrate a little bit of bipartisan Because there's no bipartisanship here? These people are idiots, Jeff Flake and Sunny McNair idiots just because they didn't like Trump. Yes, really course with Jennifer with Jen. I guess that's it. That's it. That's it. That's it, 18 after the hour As the D J. V Wednesday program. Having your own home is awesome. But it's also a lot of work. The good news. Finding help for.
WTOP
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"Guidance, saying vaccinated teachers and students do not need to wear masks inside of school buildings. That comes amid a national vaccination campaign in which Children as young as 12 are eligible to get shots, as well as a general decline in covid hospitalizations and deaths. The CDC is not advising schools to require shots for teachers and vaccine eligible kids. However, again, the CDC saying vaccinated teachers and students do not need to wear masks inside of school buildings. Well, some recent developments may have many people raising questions about the fast spreading delta variant of coronavirus and whether a booster shot is needed. Detection fighter is about to seek US authorization for a third shot of its vaccine after an Israeli study showed effectiveness of that shot wanes over time. Joining us live now as Washington Post science reporter Joel Achenbach, Joel, the FDA and the CDCR saying fully vaccinated people for now, don't need a booster. Is this the case where it's possibly everyone is right. Uh, we're hearing from federal health officials and from Pfizer and from other studies, could everybody be right here? Well, clearly, there's a little bit of a of a spat going on between Fizer and the federal agencies because Pfizer yesterday put out a statement saying, we think That you'll need a booster 6 to 12 months after your fully vaccinated and I think the federal agencies or like hold on, you know, this has not been established. Scientifically. We're going to make the call here, not Pfizer. Advisor hasn't shared all of its data from its own clinical trials. And, you know, it does have a A, um you know, a financial interest in and selling more, You know, booster shots. So this is an interesting moment. I mean, the scientifically we know that over time. Your antibodies start to wane against, uh, you know anything out there. The delta is a problem because it already has a little bit of slippery, You know, vaccine of Asian mutations, so we probably will need a booster at some point, But when is the question Yeah, That is the question. What do we know about Johnson and Johnson's one shot vaccine against Delta? There's a lot of talk about the RNA shots from Pfizer and Moderna. What do we know about J and J's one dose vaccine? How well is it holding up? Well, I can tell you what Paul often told me and he's at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia is a vaccine expert. He says. He don't need a boost or if you've had the J and J the There's no evidence that you need to go out and get An mrna a shot if you've had that J and J. And the reason is that one shot of J and J gives you a essentially the protection you need against serious or severe illness that you get from two shots of the M R. N A. S The You know, One shot of the fighter or the Madonna doesn't give you as much as one shot at the J and J. There are some differences. The vaccines that J and J is not as protective against, you know, I mild case, and so I understand why people are concerned about it. You know, I think that you know it's all about probabilities in numbers and percentages. Here. There's no way to absolutely protect yourself. Absolutely against an infection with SARS. Kobe too, But if you if you're vaccinated you you should feel good about your your chances. That makes any sense. You know, vaccinations work. The vaccines are great. They do protect against the variance, even though the variants do have a little bit of, you know, slippery quality to him, so get vaccinated. If you haven't done a sense of already, Joel, we appreciate it. Thanks for your time. That's Washington Post science reporter Joel Achenbach. Let's get a look at Wall Street. Jeff Clay bar now is up 385 points the S and P 500 is up. 1% Money news in 10 minutes on w T o p Sports at 15 and.
KQED Radio
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"Maura T. I P A L T I calm Tope alti. We handled it. Good morning. This is the California report. I'm Saul Gonzalez in Los Angeles. There's good news on the vaccination front in both northern and Southern California in Sacramento County. Health officials say they've reached a new milestone administering more than a million doses of the cove in 19 vaccines. And in San Diego County, more than a million residents there of also been fully vaccinated. San Diego County Supervisor Nathan Fletcher says some vaccination sites will be offering extended hours in the coming week to help people who haven't been able to get their shots. He also says they're even looking at how feasible it is to have a vaccination site that operates 24 hours a day. Help workers who have shifts during on ours. And when it comes to vaccinations, health officials in the Bay Area are tracking cases of people who've contracted Cove in 19. After they were fully vaccinated. K cuties Laura Clive UN's reports on what they know at this point, the State Health Department says nearly 1400 of these Californians have tested positive. That's 0.1% of fully vaccinated people in the state. Health officials say these cases are fully expected because the vaccines don't protect people. 100% While the state Department of Public Health is not sharing details on how mild or serious these cases were. Some Bay Area counties are Sanoma County has 58 cases and said the majority resulted in mild to no symptoms with no hospitalizations or deaths. Contra Costa County has 140 cases and four people were hospitalized for the California report and Laura Clive. INS officials are investigating how schemes to rip off the state's unemployment insurance program, some of which was done by people in prison may have cost California billions and billions of dollars. Lawmakers are trying to fix loopholes in the system. But some advocates for the incarcerated say those ideas could do more harm than good with Maura Here's the California reports Mary Franklin Harvin around Thanksgiving last year D A's from across the state came together to announce that over 30,000 fake unemployment claims had been filed in the names of people incarcerated in California. Both D A's and the state auditor have said that part of the reason it was so easy to do. California's unemployment system is that unlike at least 35 other states, we don't cross match unemployment applications against our prison rolls. And that's what Bakersfield Senator Shannon Grove is hoping to change with. SB 39 So SP 39 requires CDCR and DD DD Employment Development Department to cross reference Cross match so security numbers for those that are incarcerated in the GDR see our facilities. Katie Dixon is a community organizer with legal aid at work and was formerly incarcerated. She's concerned about recent data that show holes in the state's arrest record keeping. We just don't believe that CDCR is capable of disseminating accurate information to anyone let along someone outside of You know they're already complicated Landscape In 2019, For example, the California Department of Justice estimated that up to 60% of its arrest records were incomplete. Meaning anybody could be flagging people based on inaccurate information. Grove says she doesn't want to keep benefits from people who need them. But the state is already facing a fraud bill in the tens of billions. That member is going to be paid back by small businesses that have been shut down over the last year and haven't been able to have revenue well up to two billion out of the potentially 30 billion in total fraud could be linked to incarcerated people. It's unclear how many or active participants in the scams Versus those whose identities were used by scammers. Folks feel like we're low hanging fruit. It's easy toe go after you know, folks that has already been identified as what a criminal or something like that and speed. 39 made it through the Labor Committee earlier this week and is now heading to appropriations..
KOA 850 AM
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"Producer. As at Dave. Tell the folks your we'll call it your covert vaccine ordeal. I think that's a fair assessment. It has been s O. I signed up it four different possible places. Uh, UnitedHealth. Um, safe way. Uh, National Jewish orig. And, uh, I can't remember the fourth one, but, yeah, you know. You see health have? Yeah. I've been signed up with them, so I keep waiting and waiting and no No appointments. No nothing. And I have several friends that have gotten theirs. And now here that Governor Polish has his and I hear February 8th. The next group is going to get vaccinated. This is puzzling to me. I think that before the next group gets to be vaccinated every person 70 Plus who wants it? Should get that opportunity. I don't think that's unreasonable. Well, Dave, you might have been able to get the vaccine, but the governor got the vaccine instead. I'm not saying he got your shot. But it might have had Dave Intrepid producer written on the side, and he took it anyway. Also, the governor doesn't have to go on lists. He just says, Can I have the vaccine? Bring it over here. And he gets it. More importantly, David, according to Madonna, and Fizer, the two makers of the drug that is the cove it vaccines that are being distributed. There is no benefit to getting a corona virus vaccine. If you've already had coronavirus, let me repeat. No benefit. How do I know this? My favorite congressman, Congressman Thomas Massey. Congressman Thomas Massey from Kentucky is not only a member of Congress. He's also an M I T grad who has like 200 patents. He's an award winning scientist. When he talks about science. I listen Because he's a scientist, right? So on December 16th. He called the CDC and spoke with CDC captain Amanda Cone. And he said. Um, to Dr Cohn, he said, Should people who've already had coronavirus be vaccinated because he's already had it. He already had Cove it, Dr Cohn said. People who have had disease given that there's limited doses right now we're suggesting that those people wait This was after Thomas Massey read the documentation from Fizer and read the documentation about whether or not the vaccine was effective for people who already had had the vaccine now. Thomas Massey said. Let me see here. Mm Massey quickly found that vaccine studies showed no benefit to people who have had Corona virus vaccination didn't change their odds of getting reinfected. Now he noticed that the CDC was advising just the opposite. It wrongly claim Now, this is the CDCR governmental experts, Dave. The ones were supposed to listen to you. Listen to the experts. Dave, listen to the science. The CDC is advisory Committee on Immunization practices had just issued a high profile report authored by 15 scientists in it, it wrongly claimed visor study proved the vaccine is highly effective or showed. Consistent high efficacy for people who already had coronavirus, except it does not say that So we called the CDC and Dr Cohn said. People have had the disease. Given that there's limited doses right now. We're suggesting that those people wait. Okay. Great. Except after this phone call NBC News asked Dr John Torres of the CDC. Whether or not they should get a vaccine if they've already had Cove it to which he said most experts say it's a good idea because they're not sure how protected you are after recovering. Except the drug companies say there is no benefit after you recover now, CBS in January. So now we're well into it. Norah O'Donnell asked the question. On the car. Let me see here. On the call to Web. Nope. She said. No, that's about shortages of my apologies. That was a sidebar that did not need to be discussed on the call with CBS News. The CDC is Dr Cohn Amanda Cohn, who told Thomas Massey that they were advising people to wait if they've already had coronavirus, she said to CBS. I think we read that thing so many times that when you know we just skipped right over it. We can't be perfect. We know we're going to miss things and she called Thomas Massey. Eagle eyed man for recognizing that, But then she went on to say from the CDC. That people who have had Cove ID should get the vaccine data from both clinical trials suggest that people with prior infection are still likely to benefit from vaccination, even though the drug companies who developed and make the vaccine say the exact Opposite, and we're in a situation where Dave is on every list across the Denver I actually text him yesterday because someone on next door said Who? Safeway has appointments and I texted. I said, Say, Fred, it hasn't any, You know now they don't They don't and now we have our governor taking the vaccination after he said Cove ID. He doesn't even need it. And he's taken it away from someone else. And he says, you know, I just wanted everybody to know that the vaccine is safe. Here's my thinking, you guys, if you are worried about the vaccine, and you don't want to get it, don't get it. Problem solved. I mean, problem solved. And by the way, the fourth when I couldn't remember was sent to her health, almost a registered with them. Okay, Centauri. You're also you're registered everywhere. I know. I know everywhere. By the way, I got a text message. This is kind of interesting. Hang on. Let me pull this back up. It's Ah, Taking a second, um Mandi. Let's see here. Where is it? Someone said that at the Laura's to vaccine event That she knows someone who was not Hispanic..
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"Kind of responses people are actually going to get. If any, I wanted to go back to Jennifer's problem with both colors, problems actually, and tell you that, according to E T V data, just in the first few weeks of December, there were almost 4.5 million poles coming into the E T V call centers. And less than half a million of those were answered. That's even with you know, beefing up of staffing that's been happening over the last several months. The sources that I speak to say they're redirected to different tiers of technicians, but it seems like there are even fewer people who can actually make changes to people's applications than there used to be. Let me read it coming from Rachel, who writes, I want to come in on the fact that he, d D has longstanding communication issues. I've had several short term disability claims through the state that were delayed by months before Colette Cova did not create this problem, but once again just exposed chronic mismanagement. Come back to you. Patrick McGreevy with a question from a listener named Casey you once he knows anyone been charged or arrested for defrauding California. Yeah, There've been several people charged and arrested, including former et de employees who were involved in some of these schemes. There have also been there was a rapper who was arrested after he posted a YouTube video bragging about Ripping off DD There've been arrests of people who have girlfriends and boyfriends of people in prison, helping people out. Yeah, there've been multiple arrests, but certainly not on the scale of Kind of fraud we're expecting is out there. Well, there's been a lot of difficulty, apparently with the just separating legitimate claims from fraudulent ones. But what about the timing on all this, Patrick? I mean, it seems to Just a casual observer that things were delayed much more than they needed to be in terms of investigating the frauds. Yeah, The timing is is really rough. It in terms of the DVD was under a lot of pressure because the fraud figures were coming out and they were just staggering and now talking more than $4 billion, potentially ripped off from the agency, and they're they're responding to that in some of the legislators I've talked to said Have overreacted to that concern, and they've gone too far the other way in stopping legitimate claim filers from getting their benefits and from people. I've talked to who father planes. Some of these people are being held up, even though they can't they've got rent Do they've got groceries to buy for their kids? I've talked to. People are living in cars now because they've lost their apartments. It's really a terrible situation. It is indeed and let me bring another collar on. Carrie joins us from cinema Carol Good morning. Hi. How are you? Thank you for taking my call. I was laid off at the beginning of the pandemic. I got another job and you and I was laid off again when we shut down again, and I am one of many, obviously who have Had this suspension on my DD account. Thank you for letting us know what you've been through. We're getting a lot of calls along those lines of just people who have had Just aren't getting the information they need aren't getting the money that they desperately need. Here's a tweet from listening Christmases, state unemployment and multiple other government systems tend to have Kobol programming as their backbone. Relying In a 60 year old programming language definitely does not help streamline the e d d process or prevent fraud. Good point. There is no Patrick McGreevy. It is And you know the governor appointed strike team last year to look at this, and they found that the technology was just woefully inadequate. There were some technology projects that were underway, but they were years. From getting completed, And so they're they're doing some other things to fix it immediately. But they've said long term any D needs to fix its technology. What about the governor's role in all this? As I said earlier, he's getting a lot of heat. I've got a new budget coming up and so forth. But there's been Criticism of his role in all this. How does that come down as you see it, Patrick? Well, it is. It's a very sore spot. You know he's facing right now. A campaign recall campaign people are collecting signatures and if it were to qualify for the ballot, I'm sure that this D d situation would be part of The campaign he's facing, you know, pressure from multiple sides got the coveted pandemic to deal with things got budget problems. The Cdd thing is just really been a difficult thing for him to wrestle with, because he's put in five new top managers of DDT, including a new director Rita, saying to be appointed Just last week on he's really in a struggle to show them to the voters that enough is being done because In the end, people not getting their benefits, and they're really upset and the pandemic when it started, unemployment was at the lowest point it had been since the 19 eighties. You have to wonder why DD wasn't More prepared for this, But let me bring another caller on her. Linda joins us next Linda here on morning. Hi. Yes. Hi. I'm calling to ask the question about independent contractors. Their sole proprietors who My sister has a cleaning business in L. A and she lost happened for her clients because they were commercial businesses, and every times I've submitted a claim for her. It says that she's made too much money because of her relate for remaining clients. I can't find out what the threshold is. And how much he find that out. Morey Franklin. Very fucking Harvey. Let me go to you. Good morning. Um, I think that you were going to get more clarity. As the Department of Labor continues to issue guidance, there might be a program. There's a new mixed earner income program that she might qualify for, but I mean that basic information should be on the website. I hope she can find it. And I'm wondering also before going another caller here on Mary Franklin Harvard again. His associate producer and reporter for KQED is California report. It's caused him. Concern. I know with a number of people of the state is borrowed so much for unemployment, billions really literally billions. And we've got this gig centric economy with none of the companies actually. Paying a part of this or kicking in so to speak. So e know you've been pretty much covering this in your work, Mary, Frankly, lady to comment on this just elucidated somewhat for us if he could. I think it's scary. And you spoke earlier about a peace Dan Walters head and kill matters, you know, noting that we have potentially a $50 billion deficit in e d. D that we're gonna be looking at at the end of 2021 when you think about the way that prop 22 has cemented contract workers staying as contract workers. You know, we don't see on the horizons that there are going to be contributions from Organizations like the uber and lift and even, you know, Airbnb, you know, property taxes, things like that. I also wanted to add when you were talking about the heat that Governor Newsome has been facing. You know, we know from a letter that D a Sentinel in early December that Governor Newsome was aware of the issues at correctional facilities as early as August. We don't know to what extent we also know that CDCR and California Department of Technology and a D D, were aware of the correctional facility issues as early as September..
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"Full assortment of locally sourced groceries from organic produce to seasonal meal kits to bake goods. Learn about their delivery area at good eggs dot com of certainly fresh groceries delivered. Good morning. This is the California report. I'm Saul Gonzalez in Los Angeles. California has received about 1.3 million doses of Corona virus vaccine so far, but only about 35% of those doses have actually been injected into the arms of waiting Californians in his first press conference of 2021 held yesterday. Governor Gavin Newsom pledged that the pace of vaccination distribution will accelerate. We're working aggressively to accelerate our pace. We've said this from day once like a flywheel 1st 10 15 days We're going to slowly start building pace and you're going to start seeing that rap, more rapid distribution this vaccine. I can assure you that the governor said additional people like dentists and pharmacy techs will be used to speed up covert vaccination rates. He also said the budget he'll submit to the Legislature this week will include $300 million to support vaccination, logistics, I t support and public education. The state Corrections Department has reported 19 covert related deaths of incarcerated people this week, more than any other week since the pandemic began. 45 people died over the course of the month. Take these Kate Wolf reports. Outbreaks are still rampant. After months of staving off a Corona virus outbreak. The Central California Women's Facility in Chowchilla is now dealing with over 500 cases. Colby lenses. An advocate with the California Coalition for Women Prisoners, she says the prison has run out of quarantine. Space conditions are unsanitary and inmates mental health is strained. We need better condition to try to save people's lives and those positive units and also, you know, including the risk of Suicide, which we've seen escalate process state under covert conditions generally and then specifically in those coveted positive, you know, CDCR says it provides mental health services, including telehealth visits toe, all inmates who needed that was KQED. Skate Wolf, a California advisory board is calling on police agencies to review their officers..
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"And inmate at California state prison. Sacramento is dead after being shot and killed by corrections officers when he and three Others were reportedly attacking another inmate, CDCR reports. The shooting happened yesterday morning when inmates Martin Pacheco, Gustavo Reyes and Angel Torres attacked fellow inmate Paul Seles with makeshift weapons. The inmates ignored the officer's orders to stop which prompted officers to use chemical agents to shoot at the inmates. Pacheco was hit in the back and killed so least suffered six stab wounds and is being treated at an outside hospital for his