Okay, thank you everybody for joining us today. I have some very, very interesting guests. Isaiah Harris,

who is an 18-year-old student from Springdale, Arkansas, and his father, Justin, who owns a school

in Springdale, Arkansas. And they are here to tell us a little bit about Isaiah's experience with

the vaccine. Isaiah, welcome to the show. How are you feeling? I'm feeling the lot better now.

Doing pretty good right now. Tell me what happened. I got the Pfizer vaccine and on my second dose,

it made my chest hurt really bad within 48 hours, so I went to the hospital and it gave me a case

of my heartitis. And it gave me like, my troponin levels. It ended up being bad of a heart attack.

Did you go immediately to the hospital after you got the vaccine? I did not. So I actually went

and walked my graduation. I just graduated community college as well as high school. I went and

walked that and it was that night actually. It started to hurt and I got a little bit better,

so I went and lifted weights and then right after that in the morning, it was just so bad. I couldn't

breathe. So then that's whenever I went into the hospital. Tell us what made you take the vaccine?

The vaccine. So I went on going into med school and I thought it was a requirement. I think it is,

but there's a lot of pressure to get it right now. It feels like. Did you have any reservations

about getting it or did you just think there's no risk here? I ought to get it.

No, before I got it, I was under the impression that there was no risk. It was completely safe.

It was for the better and after now, I just, I don't think it was worth it.

And so are you completely recovered now? No, I'm not completely recovered, but I'm doing a whole

lot better than it was. The doctors reported they immediately recognized it as a vaccine entry.

No, no, actually the first hospital that I went to, they would not acknowledge that anything

to do with the vaccine. They told me it was a virus and that it was just something that I had caught.

But the second hospital I went to, Dr. Alan Klein, he's doing research on it. The link between

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