Welcome back to the channel. In today's interview, I sit down with Cornell University professor Paul Finneves.

We're going to talk about three things, and I want you to stick through it.

The first thing we're going to talk about is pandemic amnesty or accountability.

Which is right. Emily Oster wrote the former. I wrote the latter.

Paul comes in and he tries to offer a solution that might make everyone happy. Next, we talk

about Paxlivid. We talk about the unknown risks of therapeutics. How does Paul think about this?

And finally, we talk about a very contentious subject, vaccine mandates. As you all know,

it was one of the few people who over and over and over again in op-eds in 2021, I said,

you do not want passports, you do not want mandates, certainly not in America.

Paul initially felt differently, but right now he's come around to being against any and all mandates for boosters in perpetuity.

I think it's important that we talk to somebody who we might have initially disagreed with,

but now we see eye to eye,

to get to hear how he thought about this over time

and why his thinking evolved.

So don't turn him off.

Don't tune him away.

Listen to what he has to say

because he might actually make some points

by the end of it.

You're going to like a great deal.

So that's the order of this interview.

Stay tuned.

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