activities. >> shannon: you are not anti-vaccine. you have been vaccinated. you think it make sense for people who haven't had covid. you're saying if you have had covid you may have these immunity markers that are good or better. you know that there is a study, cdc and nih have been sliding out of kentucky that says, the louisville courier journal says the study shows covid-19 vaccines offer better protection of the natural and that vaccines after prior infection help prevent reinfection. give us a little perspective. the headline on that was prior covid infection is not as good as the vaccine but that's not accurate to what the study was saying. how do you respond? >> i think the cdc's spin on this study is a contortion, and embarrassment to the cdc would use that study as indication that people who are naturally infected are not as well in units people we consider fully

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