Oh, for the best, expect the worst, some preach and pain, some tiredness, the way of knowing which way it's going.

Oh, for the best, expect the worst.

Welcome to the commentary magazine daily podcast today is Monday, February 27th, 2023. I am John Putt-Horz, the editor of commentary magazine with me as always executive editor Abe Greenwald. Hi Abe.

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Media commentary columnist and American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Christine Rosen, Hykristine.

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And Washington commentary columnist and American Enterprise Institute Senior Fellow Matthew Kahnetti. Hi Matt.

Hi John.

Well, I wouldn't say chickens are coming home to roost, but the science worshipers who said that everybody who raised questions about the epidemiological approach and study of the corona virus over the last three years.

Everybody, not everybody, but a lot of people who raised specific questions about specific aspects of this policy of the policies that were instituted and the theory of how the virus became a worldwide killing machine.

Those people who are raising questions are being vindicated and the people who said shut up, he explained to everybody who raised these questions are being discredited by the inevitable re examination of the data and the facts.

So we have three different aspects of this. We have the question of where the virus originated. We have a question of the mitigation strategies that were used to limit the virus's effect both here and across the world.

And we have a third and I'm blocking on what it is. So would somebody help me with the third natural immunity.

Natural, natural immunity from the virus is this equivalent of a vaccine.

Right. New study in the Lancet.

Okay, so yes. So the Lancet says, hey, guess what? Like all like all the theory of vaccination.

If you get COVID in your body produces antibodies to fight COVID, that's a good way to fight COVID.

For some reason in the world of this political sociopolitical argument about COVID, we were told that the vaccines were wondrous, crazy, wonderful things that we're going to prevent transmission and keep you from getting it again.

Because they were vaccines and yet the vaccine theory, which is you want to mimic the bodies, you want to create a reaction inside the body to the disease that then causes antibody.

But for some reason, that natural, that natural immunity effect was considered unhelpful or not good enough or something like that.

And the last reason, yeah. Yeah.

But let's just say it is it is a bizarre fact. If you think about it logically, the same people who are saying you need 22 shots and 17 boosters also said natural immunity isn't going to work.

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