it, sometimes, the locals. rachel: i have never been there. will: the only bad thing about it, home of cnn, the only downside. a nice place, when i was at fort benning, there were fun places. rachel: i know what you mean. it is so destructive. pete: today s is particular, we fight through it. it is particularly distracting. one of our producers is keyed into our ear as she talked to somebody else. it is a bit distracting as we hear that. rachel: confirmation they are not listening to us. pete: i thought she was listening to was. i made a joke and there was some backlash. rachel: they mock us in the control room. pete: we are people in our ears focusing on you. glad to be here. rachel: good morning, everybody and national hug a veteran day. a g.i. . are you really a g.i. ? you were an officer. pete: g.i. is an overarching term for everyone. rachel: i thought that was the case. pete: it is usually the case. rachel: you are not a g.i. joe. taking my hug back. pete: the white hou
misinformation around this. the american college of ob/gyns, the society of fetal and maternal met all recommend the vaccine. they re not saying consider the risk benefits, but they re outright recommending it. you make an important point here, which is the link to misinformation here and why there is a hesitation among some pregnant people to get the vaccine because of communities that sprout up, as you know, online where people talk, right. and there may be some women who are hesitant that are like, lay, i m pregnant, i don t want to put anything in my body that i don t know what it is. but the risk of getting covid is way work than anything from a potential vaccine. that s right. and it s even beyond pregnant women. i ve seen so many disinformation of a group protective age making this out like it s a genetic vaccine. the covid-19 vaccine does not