Welcome to the AM Update, week in review.

A collection of the best moments from Aaron McIntyre's morning update.

Former CDC director Dr. Robert Redfield joined Dr. Drew Pinsky to talk about the COVID jabs and MRNA technology.

I am not allowing Robert Redfield

to escape any sort of accountability

for what he did, his role, or lack thereof.

He seems now to be, and ever since he left his role as CDC director,

he seems to have been a whole skeptic about public health in general. Since that time,

it would have been nice if he had been more skeptical when he actually had power. But here he is

with Dr. Drew Pinsky talking about the future of MRNA technology. Listen to this.

I think the MRI technology will no longer be used for preventive vaccines within a couple years.

I do think the MRNA technology will be used for treating serious disease, like you mentioned, cancer.

I think the reality is when we give an MRN a healthy individual we don't and in the case of

COVID we co-op the body to make spike protein which is an immunotoxic protein we have no idea how

much you're going to make we don't know how long you're going to make it these are things that

I think the FDA should have been much more aggressive in having defined.

Maybe, you know, I was part of War Streets Board. Maybe when we were losing 3,000 people a day,

you know, there was an emergency we were trying to respond to. And these vaccines, in my view,

do change mortality and morbidity for highly vulnerable individuals. but they don't have a benefit in my view

for people who aren't highly vulnerable. So therefore, people under the age of 50 children,

they really probably never should have been pushed in that direction. This is part of government

overreach. Tony had a sort of a blind belief that these vaccines could only be good and he didn't see

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