The Megyn Kelly Show COVID Confusion and Olympics Storylines, with Dr. Joel Zinberg and Juliet Huddy | Ep. 135
Jul 27, 2021
Dr. Joel Zinberg, a senior fellow at the Competitive Enterprise Institute, dives into the confusion surrounding COVID-19 and vaccine mandates, advocating for rational public health approaches. Juliet Huddy, WABC radio host, shares insights on the Olympics, particularly Simone Biles and the controversies around athletes' uniforms. They discuss the hypocrisy in COVID responses and the intriguing dynamics of NDAs in media cases, spotlighting the need for transparency and ethical reform. The conversation balances serious issues with cultural commentary, making for a compelling listen.
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Delta Variant and Vaccines
- The Delta variant is susceptible to vaccines, and it's no more deadly than other variants.
- The most vulnerable population, the elderly, is well-protected due to high vaccination rates.
COVID-19 and Schools
- Studies from Sweden and Iceland show that schools are not primary transmission sites for COVID-19.
- In-school infections likely originate from outside sources, brought in by students or staff.
Vaccine Hesitancy
- Vaccine hesitancy stems from safety concerns and effectiveness doubts, fueled by politicized responses to vaccine development.
- The Biden campaign and other figures sowed distrust in vaccines before the election, contributing to current hesitancy.