EXCERPT:
PAUL: “You've been interviewed, and you've been advocating for boosters. Do you know when the myocarditis is most common among these adolescent boys after the second dose? When I spoke with your president, he readily acknowledged in private, Yeah, maybe there ought to be a discussion whether we ought to have one vaccine versus two versus three. If 90 percent of the myocarditis comes after the second dose. Why don't we have a rational discussion about one? Marty Makary, a physician from Johns Hopkins has said exactly the same thing. It's been discussed. And yet we have this ridiculous notion from the CDC. So the CDC says -- and I'll ask you this question -- let's start it as a question. Your 16 year olds had Covid, your 16 year old gets better and now has recovered from Covid. You vaccinate them and they get myocarditis. Are you going to give them two more vaccines? Your child give him two more vaccines?”
BANCEL: “I'm not the clinician. I would have to discuss with --”
PAUL: “You have children.”
BANCEL: “I do.”
PAUL: “Have you vaccinated your children?”
BANCEL: “I have.”
PAUL: “How many times?”
BANCEL: “Three or four times”
PAUL: “Three or four times?”
BANCEL: “We followed the --”
PAUL: “So, the CDC recommends this -- and you know, you're obviously someone who's self-interested in the outcome here -- but the CDC says that if your 15, 16 year old gets Covid, recovers, takes a vaccine and gets myocarditis is hospitalized with elevated heart enzymes, and is very sick, the CDC says soon as he gets better, vaccinate him again.”