BUCK: I start to wonder if really the president is all there, Joe Biden. They’re talking about getting shots for 6-year-olds. Remember that we got way beyond the level of shot they said was necessary — Fauci said was necessary to prevent surges and to give us a degree of herd immunity, and we’re setting all-time records for cases in places like New York State, all-time records.
You have people all over the place who are getting sick who are vaccinated. And their plan is to get your 4-year-old as soon as possible vaccinated as soon as the shots are out for them. The statistical threat to your child is somewhere in the realm of one in a million.
They just pulled the Johnson & Johnson shot and said that they’re concerned about, you know, the safety profile of it, right? That just came out recently. Weren’t even allowed to talk about that months ago. Remember when they stopped it even early on and then they brought back, not allowed to talk about any of this. Boosters. How much testing have they really done on the safety and long-term impact of these booster shots?
You know, for the vaccine that they rushed out in about a year, how much of the booster long-term data are they really — they don’t know. They don’t know. But you’re supposed to trust them, and if you don’t you’re a bad person and not a patriot. Get your third shot. Really get your fourth shot, double mask when you’re outside and be terrified.
This is what the president — this is shameful. I’m sorry. I wanted to send everybody off for, you know, Christmas in a happy mood and I will stop here with the Biden stuff just because, but he infuriates, absolutely infuriates me. Nothing new, more of the same, doesn’t take any responsibility for being wrong on a lot of stuff — and that he has failed. Biden has failed. Oh, boy.
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