The Michael Berry Show.

I've just figured out on Facebook how to go back and find what are called memories.

And what it does is it's kind of a this day in history for things that you posted, which is

interesting. Some of you have been doing this for years, I admit it. I'm not real advanced.

Advanced. But because of that, it's allowed me to go back a few years and see what I wrote on

that day. And that's a very interesting sometimes humbling thing because you get things wrong.

So when I see what I wrote on this day in 2020, when America is eaten up with COVID stupidity,

and I see that I'm saying things like, uh, this vaccine is not necessarily the greatest

invention in the history of man. The greatest medical advancement. We don't have it yet. It's

getting ready to be to be rolled out at that point. Masks are not the answer. We already knew

the particulates were too small for the mask to stop it. So why are you wearing a mask?

It doesn't do any good. Lot downs don't work. You need vitamin D. In fact, more and more studies

are now showing that the loss of vitamin D was a huge setback. And so what are the very people

who did all that? What are they doing today? They're saying, oh, we should have focused on central

air systems because it's recycling the air. You mean, you mean when you, when you refuse to let

people go outside and get vitamin D and stay stuck inside and recycle the particulates of a contagion

then and no one holds them accountable. Sixty minutes had a great story.

And flu season just getting started. We thought now would be a good time to consider what the

pandemic has taught us about preventing the spread of potentially deadly respiratory infections.

It turns out viruses like the one that causes COVID-19 can travel through the air much

farther than six feet. So public health advice focusing on social distancing,

handwashing and masking wasn't enough. Air quality scientists say from the start of the pandemic,

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