I am not on this show trying to tell you what to think.

I am trying to help us all remember how to think, how to do research, where do we look,

where should we be skeptical, what things don't make any sense whatsoever.

And speaking of not making sense, I saw a video that has just again, these things keep

me up at night and I'm not sure why until it sinks in.

And I was telling everyone on the team, what is it about this video?

And before I get into what I recognize as bothering me, let's just watch this video.

This is Dr. Paul Offett.

He created the rotavirus vaccine originally.

He said that he thought a vaccine for coronavirus, especially mRNA, should be tested for years.

It could be very dangerous.

He then flip-flopped and the another flip-flopper, but I don't want to waste the time on that.

I want to play this video for you right now being interviewed right before he gets his second

vaccination for the COVID-19 vaccine.

Take a look at this.

This has a difficult safety profile of these vaccines.

I mean, you can get fever, headache, chills, muscle aches, fatigue.

I mean, when I got my first dose, I had, you know, for the next day, I had about 12 hours

of fever and fatigue.

Really, really knocking it up.

So, you know, a little scared of getting my dose on Saturday.

That's why I did it on Saturday, it gives me a couple days to chill out.

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