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Freedom Watch TV April 15, 2021
Dr. Anthony Fauci on what the Johnson & Johnson vaccine reactions could mean for women CBS News April 14, 2021 Hours after the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the Food and Drug Administration recommended a pause on giving out the Johnson & Johnson vaccine due to adverse reactions in six women, Dr. Anthony Fauci spoke with “CBS Evening News” about what the decision means. The interview below has been edited for length and clarity. CBS News: People who just got the Johnson & Johnson vaccine are worried. What should they look out for? Dr. Anthony Fauci:…
TheHill April 14, 2021 Israeli researchers found in a study released Saturday that the COVID-19 mutation first discovered in South Africa has a greater likelihood of “breaking through” the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine than other prominent variants. The study, which was conducted by Tel Aviv University and Clalit, reviewed the test results of 800 people — 400 of whom tested positive for the virus more than 14 days after receiving at least one vaccine dose. The other half was composed of unvaccinated individuals who also tested positive, Reuters reported. Although the South African variant made up around 1 percent of positive…
New details shed light on Gaetz’s Bahamas trip By Marc Caputo, Matt Dixon POLITICO April 14, 2021 MIAMI — The group took off for their Bahamas weekend getaway on three separate flights. Most of the passengers, which included at least five young women, flew out of Orlando on two separate private planes. Matt Gaetz flew commercial. The details of that September 2018 trip are sparse, but they are critical to the allegations against Gaetz, the Florida congressman currently the subject of a federal sex-crimes investigation that is threatening his career. Gaetz, who has not been charged, has consistently…
Freedom Watch TV April 14, 2021
By Frank Miles Fox News April 13, 2021 A woman in Alaska, who caught COVID-19 a second time after she had been vaccinated is taking her story public not to show that vaccines are ineffective, but quite the contrary. Kim Akers was given the Johnson & Johnson vaccine last month, but was recently diagnosed with the dreaded disease – again. But she doesn’t fault the vaccine. “I want people to get the vaccine. I want awareness. I want people to get the vaccine … so that we can get out of this,” Akers told FOX News, “If they don’t…
KSTP April 13, 2021 A Chisago County man was arrested Friday morning in connection to the attack on the U.S. Capitol in January. The Minneapolis bureau of the FBI said 26-year-old Jonah Westbury, of Lindstrom, was taken into custody on charges related to criminal acts at the Capitol on Jan. 6. His arrest comes a day after a Rochester woman was arrested on similar charges and then released. Documents detailing the charges against Westbury are expected to be released at a later time. Continue Reading…..
Johnson & Johnson Vaccine And Blood Clots: What You Need To Know NPR.org April 13, 2021 Federal health officials have called for a pause in the use of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine after reports that six women who got the vaccine developed blood clots afterward. Close to 7 million people have gotten this vaccine in the U.S. to date. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says the blood clots are extremely rare but that it is reviewing the cases. The agency says it expects this pause to last for “a matter of days.” The CDC’s principal…
Former Navy SEAL Admits He Marched on Capitol on Jan. 6 By Adam Rawnsley, Kelly Weill The Daily Beast April 13, 2021 He’s a veteran of SEAL Team 4, a motivational speaker, and a fan of the Proud Boys. And he’s admitting to marching on the Capitol on Jan. 6. No wonder the FBI has questioned him. Shannon Rusch, a SEAL veteran and author of “A Warrior’s Mind,” was identified and tracked by John Scott-Railton, a senior researcher at the University of Toronto’s Citizen Lab and Deep State Dogs, a research collective dedicated to identifying those present at…
Johnson & Johnson, Pfizer and Moderna Side Effects: How Do They Compare? NBC Chicago April 13, 2021 Experiencing side effects isn’t necessarily a bad thing. In fact, it’s a sign your body is responding. “The good news on our part is that a brisk response equals an effective response,” Dr. Mark Loafman, chair of family and community medicine for Cook County Health in Illinois, told NBC 5. “It tells us that the vaccine is working. Our body’s forming a robust immune response and we feel that that’s a positive thing. So we tend to see the vaccines that…