A Center for Disease Control and Prevention Group is now investigating possible problems from the COVID-19 vaccines.

This includes a review of potential safety issues, their effectiveness, and whether or not they actually have the effect of creating immunity.

Meanwhile, President Donald Trump has signed an executive order that will work as a first step to ending cashless

bail. And in other news, several officials are now under criminal investigation for mortgage fraud.

And some critics are framing this as a type of political retaliation. I'll be talking about

these topics and more today. I'm the Epic Times Senior investigative reporter Joshua Phillip, and you're listening to Crossroads.

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The CDC is now investigating possible problems from the COVID-19 vaccines.

And this will include a review of potential safety issues, whether or not they're effective,

and also whether or not they have the effect of creating immunity, the purpose of a vaccine.

Epic Time said this.

A group that advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the CDC, is going to review various aspects of the COVID-19 vaccines, including concerns about the persistence of messenger ribonucleic acid, MRNA. According to to a new document, MRNA is now under investigation.

It says the advisory committee on immunization practices ACIP workgroup on COVID-19 vaccines will review data on the shots related to their safety, effectiveness, and immunogenesis

according to the AUG.

And it said 20 documents, which was released, 20 documents, which was released by the CDC.

And it said members also plan to look at gaps in existing knowledge, quote, relating to

biodistribution, pharmacok kinetics, and persistence of the

spike protein, MRNA, and lipid nanoparticles to inform immunization recommendations

the document states.

It also notes that studies have found the spike protein and MRNA in the vaccines persist

for some time.

And there's questions over, is that a good thing or bad thing?

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