He went on NPR yesterday:
The surgeon general’s young daughter got COVID. This is what he wants you to know
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Posted on 2/17/2022, 10:33:34 PM by algore
Interview highlights
On what went through his mind when he saw the positive test
I’ve been certainly thinking about COVID and talking to people about COVID for the better part of two years, even before I was surgeon general. But when it hits home, it always feels a bit different.
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I just had this sinking feeling, thinking, ‘Oh my gosh, she’s four years old, she’s not vaccinated because there is no vaccine available for her age group.’ And as a parent, my questions were: Is she going to be OK? Could I have done something else to have prevented her from getting sick?
We have her wearing a mask in school, we take as many precautions as we can, but you know, my wife and I did feel some guilt, wondering if we maybe did something wrong that may have created more exposure for her. So that’s what was going through our heads.
On whether he feels frustration at how hard it is, even as the surgeon general, to keep very young kids who still cannot be vaccinated safe
In that moment, especially, but even in the many months prior to that, I had wished that we had a vaccine for kids under five.
Thankfully, we’ve got a vaccine for children five and up, and for all adults. These under kids under five, like my daughter, are the ones who still don’t have that protection.
I wish we had that. But I also know that we need to make sure we have good data and that data is thoroughly assessed by the FDA.
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I do think they’re moving as quickly as they possibly can. They, in fact, took this step which is unusual of proactively asking [Pfizer-BioNTech] to look at the data for two shots, even though there’s a trial ongoing for three shots, because they wanted to know if there’s even a chance that the two shots had a good result for kids. They wanted to make that vaccine available as soon as possible. But the data wasn’t good enough to meet their threshold, which is why they now need to wait for three doses
Reading this guy’s words it’s almost as though he volunteered his family, especially his younger kids, to get covid to push vaccinations for little kids.
He doesn’t sound qualified to own a pet, nevermind be a parent or Surgeon General of the United States.
You have bought into a mountain of lies.
Stop believing the “experts” and you will live long and prosper.