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About what this administration thinks about natural immunity. watch. >> what does the science say about durability of natural immunity and when can we expect answers on its benefit? speak at the cdc continues to recommend that people who have been previously impacted get thr covid-19 vaccine. >> the data on the infection-induced immunity, some of which you quoted, or murkier. they result on retrospective studies, observational studies. our guidance continues to recommend that children who have b...

Illuminating about what this administration, what the cdc thinks about natural immunity. >> what does the science say about the durability of natural immunity is when can we expect answers on this? >> cdc continues to recommend people previously infected get their covid 19 vaccine. the data on the infection-induced immunity some of which you quoted are murkier. they rely on retrospective studies, observational studies, we recommend children who have been previously infected get vaccines. laura: ...

Both of those things hard. there are limitations in the ability to move public policy. reconciliation is really just about spending money. so a lot of the efforts that the progressives are pursuing, while theyre well intended theyre not near as effective as if they had gone through the deliberative process. the other thing is durability. we dont swing back and forth every two or three years, we put the country on a direction and stick with it. when you have one party acting with no engagement fr...

Covid or another one, your body develops some protection. but what we dont know enough about is how durable that protection is. what weve seen looking at other populations, there has been some variation in protection after infection, depending on age and the severity of illness. so we arent as confident in the quality and durability of protection after infection. so thats why were still recommending vaccines. vaccines have been heavily studied. we understand what kind of protection they render. ...

>> this is a really important question. we know that in general, when you get infected with a virus, covid or another one, your body develops some protection. but what we dont know enough about is how durable that protection is. what weve seen looking at other populations, there has been some variation in protection after infection, depending on age and the severity of illness. so we arent as confident in the quality and durability of protection after infection. so thats why were still recommend...

I ask it to myself and my team all the time. you know, our public health officials continue to say that they dont know the durability of natural immunity. well, covid has been around. we have got people who have been infected for 18, 19, 20 months. test their blood. study it. follow it. release the data on tests and reinfection tests that are positive at the cdc. and so we have not had any research as if public health officials dont want to know. so, my research team has taken on the task of doi...

Authorized and we need that. for those who are elderly and others who are at high risk. so that is already in place. for kids, we dont yet know. we dont yet know how long -- how the durability of these responses that have just been reported is going to be because the studies are ongoing. so i would say, you know, stay tuned. it is likely that it will be durable for a year or more. but we just dont know yet. lets wait and see. we hope it is even much longer than that. >> so one of the things that...

Harm from these one size fits all vaccine mandates, including people who had it already. >> jon: yeah, what about natural immunity from those who experienced covid symptoms? >> i recommend they dont get vaccinated if theyre low risk. if theyre high risk, then one dose may make sense, but not two doses. thats why were seeing a host of complications. thats why a fifth of america is in bed for a day after that second dose. we havent had good data on natural immunity. it is curious that the studies ...

Incidents. marshall cohen joining me now. marshall, do we know why no ones getting jail time? >> reporter: good afternoon. its a fair question about jail time. everybody wants to see accountability here. the question is what does that look like. in this particular case, no jail for these two rioters, lori and thomas, from kentucky, but the judge went in a different direction, as you mentioned. he fined them the maximum allowed under the law, $5,000 each. theyll also have to pay restitution to re...

Vaccine mandate itself. i think when you take into account the nature of covid, the nature of the vaccine that doesnt stop infection or transmission. brian: he is 100 percent right. by the way, the durability is about a year. so if you think this is a big deal, now were going to have all of america go back and get another two shots. so, this is going to be a fun little event. if you think its a problem now with parents and crt. now tell a bunch of parents go vaccinate your 7-year-old or you are ...