Welcome to a brand new episode of the Michelle Tofoya podcast. Chris Cuomo is not our guest.

But you may have seen that he has now indicated that he has a vaccine injury.

So a guy who was formerly of CNN, which relentlessly pushed the vaccines as the ultimate end-all-be-all to ending the pandemic, now admits he may have a vaccine injury.

Now, we've been detailing vaccine injury stories for almost two years.

And we've got another one today.

This guy, Craig Norkas, works for a local Minneapolis-St. Paul television station. And he had to leave his job after getting the jab because he was so sick. He's going to detail his story and talk about how the station responded to him. He relapsed. He's now out of work once again, but expected to go back here in the next few weeks. We will talk to

Craig Norkas. In the meantime, please subscribe, if you haven't already. Just hit that little

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