infections. it is pretty compelling, but, no doubt, a conversation between many parents and their pediatricians. so, obviously, there will be people in this country who won t give the shot no their children. there are about 70 million eligible adults and teenagers in this country who don t have it yet. those people likely won t give it to their children. but with the advent of this, if it gets fda approval for 5 to 11-year-olds, what are the impacts, as you look out in not just schools but homes and communities and states? what do you expect to see if a reasonable amount of children are vaccinated? look, i think we re going to start to see some of the restrictions placed on schools, you re hearing about quarantines that never end, willie. children are kept out of school though there is an option to return in person because of positive cases. we should start to be able to see a more normal school routine, which correlates highly to parents having a more normal work routine.
and over time the covid-19 spread originalating out of the wuhan virology lab. here is dr. peter, danish broadcaster by the wall street journal broadcaster tv in denmark. and here s what he had to say lab located on the second of december 2019. that s the period where it all started we know that when you move a lab it disturbs everything. that entire procedure is always disruptive element in the daily work routine of the lab. so in december. early december of 2019, the lab moves, ex post facto. correlation causation. that s what we need to find out and international pandemic then takes place. lawrence: a couple of things. w.h.o., why now? why are you guys trying to do an investigation? when all of the evidence is hidden now after they have suppressed voices, doctors come
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