"The End of COVID": In this documentary, filmmakers question the validity of the germ theory and the existence of viruses that spread from one person to another to cause infections and disease. They argue that these theories are based on quackery and pseudoscience, making the vaccines ineffective and unnecessary. The documentary is set to stream on Brighteon University (www.BrightU.com) starting February 10th.
i played tennis in college, i m down. didn t actually then wrestle in the matches. that s not very satisfying, i need to play more but the other thing peter and i started to doing, we started taking ballroom dancing lessons not for competition, believe me, you will never see me dancing but is something fun we do together. but that s part of the mental health because wear and tear of covering today s news has got to be tough, there s got to be days where unfortunately, there s so much division and negativity so your advice to anybody in this industry who, when they get ho home, you got to leave the news at work. you live in a great community, but i was there i visited was walking down the street and everybody was like a scene from a movie where it was like how are you doing? everyone knows each other and it was a nice atmosphere so surround yourself with positive people, correct? i think so, also giant
i played tennis in college, i m down. didn t actually then wrestle in the matches. that s not very satisfying, i need to play more but the other thing peter and i started to doing, we started taking ballroom dancing lessons not for competition, believe me, you will never see me dancing but is something fun we do together. but that s part of the mental health because wear and tear of covering today s news has got to be tough, there s got to be days where unfortunately, there s so much division and negativity so your advice to anybody in this industry who, when they get h home, you got to leave the news at work. you live in a great community, but i was there i visited was walking down the street and everybody was like a scene from a movie where it was like how are you doing? everyone knows each other and it was a nice atmosphere so surround yourself with positive people, correct? i think so, also giant
grandchildren and a new great-grandchild the eighth just born two weeks ago. condolences to that very large family from the a.m. joy family. andrea mitchell, dana millbank thank you very much. of course, msnbc nbc will be covering today s services fofr mrs. bush beginning at noon eastern. that is our show for today. we are heading out early so we can bring you that live msnbc coverage for the funeral for barbara bush and we will see you back here tomorrow. stay with msnbc all weekend long. when heartburn hits.
and the welfare of society we need to figure out how to positively tackle the challenges of global competition. after the bring the stuff vote merkel was sworn in by german president trying to shine maya through one hundred seventy one days after germany s national election last september the country finally has a new government. all right let s talk to our chief political editor michelle who is at the bundestag for us covering today s events. this was the end of months of gridlock in berlin tell us how significant this final step was for the chancellor. yes absolutely and for germany it was important because germany s now back to political business there are key decisions just to name one the e.u. budget coming up this summer but it would have been very difficult without a very strong stable voice from germany and for german chancellor angela merkel it means that she will make history in the sense that she will now have