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So today we have a great episode, kind of a true death panel classic. We're going to get into

the manufacturing of consent for the end of the pandemic and check in on some of the latest

CDC recommendations on school reopenings. And of course, we're going to make sure to see

what Emily Oster's take is as well. course, we're going to make sure to see what Emily

Auster's take is as well. And after we're going to take a moment to talk about what is, I think,

an undercover angle at the intersection of the Adahelm FDA approval scandal and a Pfizer court case,

both of which have sounded the public debt panic alarm saying,

you do, whew, debt police, the endless crisis of Medicare, the sheer impossibility of a

sovereign nation to manufacture its own currency and decide how it wants to allocate its resources.

Exactly. So we're going to talk about the

latest existential threat to the Medicare trust fund. But first, back to the eugenics well.

Yeah, back to eugenics. A new paper was published in nature this week, claiming to have found

genetic clues. Genetic clues. Whenever it say that, it's just like, oh, my God.

Explaining why COVID-19.

Just think of Carmen San Diego.

Gum shoes.

You've got another genetic clue here.

It's Carmen San Diego, but it's Charles Davenport's wife instead.

Oh, gosh. Okay. So, yeah, this paper Oh, gosh.

Okay, so yeah, this paper has found new genetic clues explaining why COVID-19 has been more deadly

in some populations compared to others.

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