Today, we're going to talk about Pfizer's COVID vaccine, getting full approval by the FDA,

and Republican shameless stunt in response to that, and the fight brewing among Democrats

for September as far as the $1 trillion infrastructure bill and the $3.5 trillion reconciliation

bill are concerned.

I interview California Governor Gavin Newsom about the recall election and what's at stake

if a Republican were to win the race.

And finally, Podsafe America and Podsafe the world co-host Tommy V. Tore joins to discuss

Afghanistan and the media's coverage of it, and the significance of Tucker Carlson's

recent visit with Hungary's Victor Orban.

I'm Brian Tyler Cohen, and you're listening to No Lie.

Some welcome news for a change.

The Pfizer vaccine was given full approval by the FDA, which means it could hopefully boost

public confidence in the vaccine and also give way to vaccine mandates.

And we're seeing that almost immediately.

The US military, for one, is going to begin mandating the COVID vaccine.

In avalanche of colleges and universities, we've got the entire University of California

system, Quinnipiac, Yale, Udall, Georgetown, Howard, Emory, Northwestern, Chicago, Notre

Dame, LSU, Tulane, Amherst, Emerson, Harvard, MIT.

I mean, literally hundreds of colleges and universities.

A number of schools already mandated vaccines, and this approval just solidified the already

firm legal ground that they're on as far as vaccine mandates are concerned.

There's schools across the US with California becoming the first state in the nation to

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