Devon Nunes, I'm back again. Over the weekend I was interviewed by John Bachelor. He loves

to do these interviews and I like to do them too. Hope you enjoy. Catch you next time.

This is the Friends of History, Debating Society. I'm John Bachelor with Congressman

Devon Nunes, author Devon Nunes of Countdown to Socialism, California and Devon Nunes,

and also ranking member on the Health Subcommittee of the House Ways and Means

about what is to be done with the reports from Europe of another wave of the virus.

Austria mandating vaccinations, a beginning winter, Germany thinking about it.

Four days or five days work at home recommendations mandates in different Italian states.

Great concern about the vaccine and is it adequate? There are also reports of breakthrough.

That's what is generally understood is if you're vaccinated and you get COVID-19,

the concern is for the vulnerable groups. In other words, people over 60 were always vulnerable

when unvaccinated. Now they're said to be still vulnerable, though they are vaccinated.

And the question here is, are we reopening the economy too soon?

Our mandate is necessary. Is it adequate? Just to have everybody vaccinated?

This is why I turned to the Congressman. Devon, you've been watching this story

evolve over the last year and a half. There are a lot of disputes out there that haven't been

settled. Cheafly right now, the dispute about the direction by the White House,

that all companies over 100 employees must police their employees to be other vaccinated or

tested daily. However, this doesn't account for the news of breakthrough, especially because

there's a rising hospitalization and death rate for breakthrough. Those people who are vaccinated

is there a remedy short of just being vaccinated every six months?

Well, thanks, Sean. And part of the problem the Biden administration has been

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