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Do We Really Need Another Vaccine to Have One Leg Up On COVID? · OneLegUpAlex Media

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  Here's your host, Alex Darren. Well, you know fall is coming,
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  eventually winter will be coming. But so is some breaking news that I find
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  actually disturbing. Directly from the White House Press Secretary Queen John Pierre, the
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  President said in Tahoe that he attended, to believe, decided to recommend everyone
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  getting new vaccine. When is he going to decide in the final So I
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  think he heard from the FDA and CDC they've made an announcement on the new
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  vaccine. So certainly they said that they will have and there'll be an updated
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  vaccine September, mid September. What I thought we were done with this crap.
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  I thought we were done with this BS. I thought we were over
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  COVID. I thought we closed down the emergency powers and men. What are
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  they ginning up? Now? That's the question. And if you didn't hear
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  that cut, congratulations, because I don't think many did. But but I
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  had to play that for you because it's it's kind of unnerving to know that
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  they're ginning up another vaccine and they don't even tell us they's gonna roll it
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  out. It sounds like for what hospitalizations aren't even up with this new quote
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  unquote covid spike. Does it have ended to a twenty twenty four? Does
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  it have anything to do with just putting back on mandates ahead of the election.
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  I think so, and I don't like to where the timfoil hat.
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  But this is what this podcasts about, accountability, adaptability, and accessibility,
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  and we have to hold that comment accountable. We have to also hold the
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  fact that New York City and we'll get some more interviews down later in the
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  week here, but I have to say this, we have to hold on
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  Alexcare podcasting the fact that they are about to put a shelter on burial ground
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  on two hundred twenty Street and tenth Avenue in Inwood in the Bronx. This
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  is gross. Do we not know not to mess with sacred ground? Which
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  the and I mentioned them before, but the Landmark Commission, you know,
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  they kind of they want that sacred ground to stay sacred, as do a
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  few other different organizations. So why wouldn't it be the fact that they want
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  to build a shelter on this burial ground in Inwood is pretty disgusting, And
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  you know they ask for a video of this, but I found that news
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  out via Stringer stri I n g R. I highly recommend you download it.
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  So there are two my morning gripes, if you will. The fact
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  that a new vaccine could be rolling out in mid September. Who's making money
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  off that? Is Fauci somehow still involved even though he's retired. I was
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  telling a friend of my bishop, Larry Gators All, I guess they might
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  sell off some stocks before this all happens, because they usually make money that
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  way. It's uh, it's for all intends and purposes disgusting, and I
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  think we have to look into this. We have to keep our eyes open.
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  Should we even take it? That's the other big question. I don't
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  I don't know. I've had three. Do I really want a fourth?
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  I neglected the fourth the last time because I didn't want it. Last time
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  I got booster three, I got sicker. And again that's not to say
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  vaccines don't work, But I'm just saying, what is Kareem John Pierre talking
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  about? Can someone explain that to me? We're gonna we're gonna be okay
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  for a year and a half and all of a sudden, twenty twenty four
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  rolls around. Oh, put it back on. It's it's pretty bad,
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  and I'm glad you're tuning into the Alex podcast networking. You shouldn't for audio
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  like that because I like to find that. I'd like to play that for
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  you in case you didn't here on the main stream or somebody who like to
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  call it the lamestream media. But that's another story. Finally, today on
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  the five minutes of this one leg up feature. We'll get to some interviews
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  in the week, but I also want to talk about this uh Andy go
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  Ngo. Do you know that it is? He got really beaten up by
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  the same Antifa that beat up courtis Lee when the Guard Angels and a bunch
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  of patriots that were protesting outside of Gracie Mansion over this immigration disaster which is
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  gonna cost the city twelve billion dollars. I think I told you that before,
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  but that's just the update number twelve billion dollars for the influx of migrants.
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  But there was a win against Antifa, and I'll drop the Lincoln in
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  the description below. But according to Red State, Andy Ngio Andigo, who
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  was attacked visuals in in Portland when trying to just cover what was going on,
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  finally had a victory. After all his injuries. They settled. Antifa
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  settled I think for three hundred thousand dollars or something to that effect. And
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  that's accountability. That is a judge, that is a jury finally holding Antifa
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  accountable for all the message they made. You know, I have said this
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  before. They destroyed Seattle, remember the city of Summer of Love, And
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  they just destroyed Seattle with the autonomous zone and other things going on. And
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  of course that wasn't the right reaction to the killing of George Floyd. That
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  was not the right reaction. But instead of this city in New York,
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  which kind of shamed businesses were being opened during the pandemic in the first place,
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  and then shut them down, Seattle actually said, hey, we're gonna
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  pay you back the money lost during those riots in twenty twenty. So the
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  Upper Northwest seems to be getting it right. They seemn't be correcting things as
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  they go along. So why can't this city, Why can't this city actually
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  take that twelve billion pay back the businesses that have left the city, get
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  them to get back here after this horrible, this horrible influx and everything just
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  causing more pain than the city. Why not, why not just repay the
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  city, that money, the business is that money that we're suffering. That
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  would be the way to make it right. And I want to say this,
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  This win by andy Go is actually against one ANTIFA defendant who had to
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  pay up three hundred thousand dollars and hopefully and then that was three others also
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  in order to pay all two escape justice, according to Hermitt Dylan, the
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  attorney for Andy Go, so at least some accountability. I know that there's
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  still a lot of suffering going on, there's still a lot of fighting going
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  on with against Antifa in that trial, but at least there's one little win
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  win for him in that situation. I thought I brought that up and then
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  a little bit of sports while we're at it. Babe Ruth, Yes,
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  Babe Ruth will be inducted into the New York State Baseball Hall of Fame on
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  September ninth. Ironically enough, the first time Derek Jeter's Old Timer's Day appearance
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  will take place is that same day, so it'll be a Yankee day not
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  only in the Bronx, but in upstate New York and at the New York
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  State Baseball Hall of Fame. And according to the press release, from the
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  Hall of Fame up there in all but at forty five Harrison Street. Ruth's
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  grandson Tom Stevens and great grandson Brent Stevens will be in attendance sharing stories in
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  memory of the Babe. So congratulations to Babe Ruth. Will be the first
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  inductee to be honored at the facility, which just opened this past July.
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  Open to the public through four pm, and the museum will be open Thursday
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  through Sunday from eleven am to five pm. To check this out. And
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  according to the executive director all of the Hall of Fame, Renee LaRue,
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  probably the most recognizable name in sports. Babe Ruth as a true ambassador to
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  the game, and he was as notable off the field as he was on.
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  So congratulations. You know, there have been many inducted in the New
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  York Sity Baseball Hall of Fame, but they finally have the museum in place,
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  and now Babe Ruth's the first inductee into the actual New York City Baseball
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  Hall of Fame and museum up in Albany. Pretty cool and maybe maybe if
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  you get up there, let me know if you're able to attend that big
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  event. There's upcoming Saturday, September ninth, the same day as Yankees.
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  Oldheimer's saying, how about that? Well, that's all for now. We
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  got some interesting interviews coming up on the Alex Kare podcast Network, so stay
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  tuned to one leg Up. Talk to you soon,