We've had the vaccine coverage in America, in the UK, in Ireland, in Scotland.

And we've covered on this show nearly every week showing that, you know, in spaces,

the vaccinated have higher cases, the vaccinated have higher hospitalization rates.

And no one's really able to explain this correctly within the public health agencies or

the government.

In fact, they don't even admit it.

But we have here, good morning, America.

It's really starting to sound a little bit like the highwayer now.

Let's go listen to this.

All right.

There's a new published study out in Lancet, the journal Lancet Infectious Disease about

the fourth dose.

And what happens to our antibody levels, it is not a surprise that they've released new

data confirming that after the fourth dose of Pfizer or Moderna, that antibody levels

rise significantly.

They surge in several weeks after that dose.

We've known that for a while.

But here are the caveats, we don't know how long that lasts.

Number one.

And our immune response, remember, is not just about antibodies.

It's about that T cell response also, which you can't really measure as well as just

a pure antibody level.

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