>> If you get the shot you basically can ditch the mask, nearly everywhere the CDC says.
>> So look, as America rejoice this news. >> I guess, we can take them off, right?
>> Yes, sir. >> That's great.
I haven't heard this, and I'm excited >> That the CDC recommends fully vac
citizens do not need to wear their masks.
>> I am very nervous that people including my own patients are going to be not only
confused, but also feel like they should still wear masks because they don't know if they can
trust the person next to them. >> You mean like-
>> So we only made it about four hours today at Disney World, because
my family kind of hates amusement parks.
First of all, it was harder than hell out there like a hoar in church, and,
Disney, you're kind of maskholes, I'm not gonna lie, was up in our business.
>> Lisa Wilson, promoter of debunk Trumpian drug hydroxychloroquine.
>> You don't feel any guilt, you don't feel bad about this, you don't worry.
Because it's just your world, it's only all that you care about
>> Yes, it's my world. >> Or this person, I concur Doc.
>> People who've been vaccinated now, they really do need to get the feel that
we're approaching some form of normality. >> Let me be clear, this is great news.
However, it's not like there is zero cause for concern.
The most glaring example is the New York Yankees. >> The vaccine still after getting vaccinated,
there's a chance people could
still pick up the virus. >> People need to know the terminology,
breakthrough cases, we can expect them, they will happen.
>> Well, according to ABC Action News, the team received the Johnson and Johnson shot
in March. It's now May. Seven of the eight cases are asymptomatic. While these breakthrough cases
are still low, they are indeed occurring. According to the on air reporter Jamison
Mueller quoting Yankees GM Brian Cashman, all the cases are of the COVID variants.
Which again alludes to one simple task we should have in society. Get vaccinated so
these mutations do not fester. The one thing I take from this I believe the vaccine is working
Cashman said. We've got eight positive, seven of the eight presented as without symptoms. The
Washington Post reports the CDC had previously warned that no vaccine is 100% foolproof.
And that a small percentage of people, who are fully vaccinated will still get COVID
if they are exposed to the virus that causes it. Such people are deemed breakthrough cases.
And the Yankees are now the first pro sports team
to have an outbreak of them. >> The Johnson and Johnson
vaccine in clinical trials found overall efficacy here in the US of 72%, not 100%.
It was however 100% effective in keeping people out of the hospital and saving lives. So again,
that's what the J&J vaccine. We have to remember these vaccines,
they're doing their job. They're dropping cases, they're saving lives,
they're keeping people out of the hospital. That does not mean that they will eradicate this virus.
So we have to take this with a big chunk of salt. >> Dr. Jonathan Reiner, Professor of Medicine and
Surgery at George Washington University told CNN, if someone does get COVID after being fully
vaccinated, the symptoms will likely be far less severe than if they didn't get vaccinated at all.
Again, please get vaccinated. In my view a point that has
not been put out enough, Yankee shortstop Gleyber Torres tested positive for a second time. His
first positive test came all the way back in December 2020. He is fully vaccinated. Costi
Sifri, director of hospital epidemiology at UVA health said you also have the possibility to find
people who have had past infection lingering positive tests that reflect past infection.
Because we found that people in some instances can test positive for a significant period of time,
sometimes a couple months after previous infection. For the anti science crowd,
one outlet actually put this in fine writing. It's not possible to get
COVID from any of these three vaccines because none of them contain coronavirus.
This is certainly how politicized it has become.