driven and you say public health officials need to shift focus from antibody levels to real world clinical outcome data otherwise we ll be getting a booster every monday morning when we show up at work. look, i don t think the public has an appetite for boosters every week or every three months is what you would need to do to maintain the high antibody levels. they haven t been talking about t-cell and b-cell immunity. it is lasting and protective. you can get a breakthrough infection. just the normal virus landing in somebody s nasal system but protected with the vaccine. the cdc has made a move to tell their own experts, their advisory committee we re not going to be using you much in the future. we met 24 times this year, next year a few days. we ll make most of the decisions internally. that s a step backwards for transparency because we don t
we know what the best policy is. we know that the best way to prevent spread is by people to get vaccinated. laura: have a really not been following any of the omicron developments. she is supposed to be one of the smarter members of the court. and let s not forget one of the most pernicious and damaging things that felt she and the farmer crowd did with the down supplying of natural immunity from previous covert exposure. this is the t and b cell immunity that stays after antibodies have been formed. would he say to people who says i have a covid and i m immune to covert. the issue of if you have been affected is how longer protection lasts, we don t have enough information of that to give a great deal of confidence. laura: [laughs] when are they going to have that information. he said in a later interview that he knew no scientific
we all know what the best policy is. at this point two years later we know the best way to prevent spread is for people to get vaccinated. laura: has the former dean op the law school not following any of the developments. let s not forget one of the most pernicious and damaging things that fauci and the pharma crowd did was to downplay the effectiveness and durability of natural immunity from previous covid exposure. this is the t and b cell immunity that endures long after antibodies have waned. what do you say to people who say i had covid. therefore i m immune from covid. the issue of whether you ve been infected, how long your protection lasts, we don t have enough information to give a great deal of confidence. laura: when are they going to have that information? of course, the angle was derided for standing up for basic immunology. he said in a later interview he
network, randomized clinical trial that s the gold standard randomized clinical trial found n-95s produced no significant difference in the transmission of influenza, not that different from covid. no significant difference the truth is there really haven t been very many studies on the effectiveness of masks, real randomized control trials on the effectiveness of masks there has been occasional data and that s what the cdc relies on. but many say of those studies that have been done, that masks really are not that effective. and by the way cloth masks, nasty and gross, well, they in fact could be dangerous. number three, this truth. natural immunity is better than vaccine immunity. if you have had covid, there is no real need for a vaccine. study out of israel show that t cell and b cell immunity this is the long time immunity you get after having been exposed to