>> So I was after the New York Times reported that the administration was planning to distribute the
Coronavirus vaccine to its staff first. President Trump announced a reversal to that decision
on his favorite platform, Twitter. He tweeted, people working in the White
House should receive the vaccine somewhat later in the program, unless specifically necessary.
I've asked this adjustment be made. I'm not scheduled to take the vaccine,
but look forward to doing so at the appropriate time. Thank you, with an exclamation point.
And I'm gonna go ahead and provide a little speculation and say that Donald Trump did not
write that tweet. Anyways, just read it a couple times and realize that he didn't.
Okay, so going into this other New York Times reporting. It's not immediately clear why the
President decided to change the policy or whether he even had been aware of it ahead of time.
But White House staff members who work in close quarters with him
had been told that they were scheduled to receive injections of the Coronavirus vaccine soon.
Two people familiar with the distribution plans had said. They went on to say,
while many Trump officials said they were eager to receive the vaccine and would take
it if it were offered. Other said that they were concerned it would send the wrong message
by making it appear as if Trump staff members were hopping the line to protect the president
who was already recovered from the virus and bragged that he is now immune.
Now I'm glad that over at the New York Times they point out the fact that he was bragging about it
and they said he was immune. I just want to remind everyone, the reason why people might be upset
about this if it had gone down in the way that it was being defended and planned in the first place.
Is because your president said this after he was
released from the hospital recovering from COVID. >> The risk, there is a danger but that's okay.
And now I'm better. And maybe I'm immune, I don't know,. But
don't let it dominate your lives. Get out there. >> Does this suggest you no longer have COVID sir?
>> Yes, and then not only that, it seems like I'm immune. So I can go way out of a basement,
which I would have done anyway, and which I did. It looks like I'm immune for, I don't know,
maybe a long time or maybe a short time. It could be a lifetime, nobody really knows but I'm immune.
So it also gives you immunity. I mean, it does give you immunity.
I even feel good by the fact that the word immunity means something,
having really a protective glow. >> Your president has a protective
glow of immunity as soon as he's released in the hospital around the beginning of October.
So with that protective glow of immunity, it makes you wonder why you would need something like a
vaccine. Because if you're immune to something, you can't catch it. So I'm not sure why a vaccine
will be necessary. But now the entire White House staff was again at first gonna be prepped
through this to make sure that everyone's safe and there's leadership positions, but they're immune.
>> Yeah, all right, so a couple things. First of all, no,
being immune does not give you a glow. >> It's not a thing. Second of all,
you're the president of the United States. Now 300,000 people are dead
because of Coronavirus in just America alone. We lead the world in deaths, let alone cases.
So you might wanna figure out if it actually gives you immunity or not.
So he comes out of the hospital and that video you saw and he's like, I might be immune. I
don't know. Why didn't you ask someone before going on national television as a president
of the United States and blabbering about immunity when you don't know anything about it?
I might be, it might be short period. It might be a glow for a long period. I don't know.
Then why are you talking about it and spreading misinformation?
So now that all relates to what we're gonna discuss here because look, there are the vaccine.
There's a couple of different vaccines and they work in slightly different ways.
I'm certainly not an expert on it. But apparently this particular vaccine from Pfizer
does not give you a little bit of Coronavirus so your
body can build up immunity to it. So that is how some vaccines work. But if your body
has already fought the disease itself, not a little bit, but all of it, yes you do.
You are immune to some degree and the clarity that you need there is
yes, that you're not immune forever. People have gotten Coronavirus again
but it is much harder to get it. So the people who have already had Coronavirus should go
to the back of the line for getting the vaccine because they needed the least.
It's not that they don't need it, but they definitely need it the least.
So now in regards to the White house, almost everybody there has had it. Like the Biden team
is talking about coming in with a very serious medical clean up crew to detoxify the White House.
I'm not kidding and they should, cuz it's like a festering wound of Coronavirus. So the Biden
team is gonna need the Coronavirus vaccine right away cuz they didn't get it. Because they're not
idiots. But the White House, I mean, look. There's a super serious part of it. Today's story broke
that the head of the White House security office, apparently had such a severe case of Coronavirus.
He was in the hospital for three months and had one part, one leg,
a part of it amputated. And the big toe on the other leg amputated. And so, I mean, they ruin
that guy's life. So this is very, very serious. And unfortunately, it's like I said, post filled,
festering that of Coronavirus to the White House so they don't need the vaccine as much.
And it looks super ugly that they were trying to get it in front of everyone else
after they told you Coronavirus was no big deal. So that's why they in PR panic mode,
even Trump of all people, backpedals to it, he almost never backpedals. And he's like,
this looks horrible even by Trump standards.
And Jr. I have one last reason on why he might've backpedaled out of this.
When they said immunity, he might've thought it's great, I got Coronavirus. Now they can't try me on
any of those criminal cases. I have immunity. >> He's heard about me before that,
so he's on board.
But I do want to get your thoughts on, because their previous reasons for this and anybody
could figure it out. But I'm gonna go ahead and let you know what the New York Times said. They
said senior officials across all three branches of government will receive vaccinations pursuant to
continuity of government protocols established in executive policy.
That's from John Ullyot, who's a spokesperson for the National Security Council.
They said the American people should have confidence that they're receiving the same
safe and effective vaccine as senior officials in the United States government. So first of all,
it's that they want people to know that the same way that former presidents
Clinton, Obama W are all saying they're gonna take it publicly so people can
know that they can take something safe, that's their first reason.
Going on, they continued on, before Mr. Trump unexpectedly reversed course.
Senior administration official had said that vaccinating officials was necessary for, quote,
providing visible leadership to the nation and the world and maintaining the trust in communist
American people. They also added that vaccinating West Wing officials would help to continue
essential operations without interruption so they can fight the pandemic worldwide.
Now, the thought being these are the leaders of the country. If everyone in the whole
administration gets sick, who's gonna lead the country? We're going to be upside down,
things are gonna be screwy. So that's one of the first thoughts that they had. They were pushing it
first before this reversed the decision, which I think would have convinced enough people.
Because I remember when Trump got it and everyone's like, well, we have to, why are
we so down on him, we need a leader. If we lose our leader, we're gonna be this floating entity
in the middle of the world, and anybody can just come for us. So that was their approach.
The first time it was twofold that, and also that they're setting the example and showing Americans
that it's safe. Was that gonna work? >> Yeah, so I've layers to this
answer. Number one, take a load off. The Trump administration doesn't have
to do any of that because Biden's gonna take the vaccine publicly.
So, by the way, the very first person in the country that should take it is Joe Biden.
Okay, let's just keep it real. He's in that older demographic. And he is actually gonna be
president and he's actually gonna do something about Coronavirus. So we need to protect him.
Do we need to protect everyone in government? No. First of all, all of the republicans already had
it and we didn't miss them at all. They didn't all have it but man, a lot of them had it.
And you're really gonna miss louie Gohmert? If he's out for a couple of weeks?
I don't think so. So now that applies to democrats too. It's not like we're gonna just keep it from
republicans. So no, of course nurses, doctors should get it first. Senior citizens should
get it second. By the way, that's not how it's gonna go and a story that we reported for you
about a week ago, bankers have skipped a line and they're gonna go second after nurses and doctors.
And they say, no, it's bank tellers. Don't worry, we're not gonna give it to the executives. Wink,
wink, nod, nod. So, no, I don't believe them. And we definitely should not let the bankers
go second. That's insane, okay. But last thing, Jayar, our final layer to it is,
after we've gotten the first 100 million people to get the vaccine,
then I would presumably, they're mainly going to be people who believe in the vaccine, right?
Cuz they're jonesing to get it. For the folks who don't believe in it,
well, they're gonna be the last one so we could wait on them. And then at that point I would
encourage Trump and Lou Dobbs and Sean Hannity, Ito all go get the vaccine on national TV.
So their lunatic followers won't think that they're we're injecting them
with some demons spawn microchip from Bill Gates and Fauci that's gonna harvest their
brain juice. So if Trump does do that eventually, I think that'll be helpful. And I encourage him
to do that. But he should be at the back of the line, not the front of the line.
>> Yeah, we'll see how it all comes out because that's the other thing too. The
vaccine is in two doses as well, right. And you're supposed to take the second one 21 to 30 days,
I think I believe from the first one. So what, there is 30, 40 days left of this administration,
they got to hurry up and take it so they can continue to run the country.
But the second dose kind of comes around the time you supposed to get the hell out. So
hold on, that's really good reason. >> Yeah, that's what you say, Jayar,
and that's what 59 different courts. But I heard on the internet somewhere that Trump won,
>> It was partly, it was partly that's where you heard it.