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This is the Tom Hartman program.

Well, a couple of things here, I want to share with you, it's a bit of a break.

Breaking news as it were, they had a fourth wave in Israel, they vaccinated the whole country

with a third, you know, a third shot and had no deaths, zero deaths, even though they had a lot of cases,

you know, there's a lot of mandatory testing going on, so you find it, but no deaths.

And now, number 10 Downing Street, this is, you know, the administration in the United Kingdom,

Boris Johnson's administration, they are coming out now and saying, well, this is from the Guardian,

British-based newspaper. Ministers are set to require that would be, you know,

the health ministry, presumably within the government. Ministers are set to require three vaccinations

from those eligible for booster jabs in order to qualify as being fully vaccinated.

In areas where people must prove their status, such as traveling or avoiding mandatory isolation.

Downing Street sources said the intention was to end up in a place with three jabs,

rather than two, as the requirement to obtain a COVID pass showing full vaccination.

Their equivalent of the FDA, it's called the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunization,

is recommending boosters for all adults six months after their second jab,

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