JFK 2020 predictions on Gates, Fauci and Covid jabs

Well, vaccines are magic. They can save lives.

Everybody thinks, you know, when they hear, okay, you're going to stay locked down until

there's a vaccine. And as Bill Gates said, a magical vaccine. They're thinking that

all the vaccines are going to do what we've been told vaccines do, which is to give

everybody who gets one lifetime immunity and no, you know, major health problems.

What are the chances they're actually going to get a vaccine like that?

I would say zero. Here's what I predict. I predict you're going to be seeing Bill Gates

and Tony Fauci week after week dampening expectations about the vaccine. They

originally saying it's a magical vaccine we're going to give to everybody and everybody is

going to get the immune. And they're going to say, well, actually only 80% of people will

be immune. And then they'll say 70% and they'll say 50%. And then they'll say 20%. But

it's still worth it to have 20%. And they'll try to sell us on that.

All right. Breaking news. Pharmaceutical giant Pfizer just announced moments ago that

its coronavirus vaccine is 95% effective. Meg, we should point out that Pfizer shares

are up by about 3% on this news. Obviously more good news there. 91%. 90% efficacy rate.

This is a great vaccine. Great day for humanity. Great day for science. Great day for the markets.

Check this out because it's got to be purchased, manufactured, and then there has to be money

there for it to be purchased. And so the world needs to put up more money.

Their vaccine's efficacy against COVID dropped from 96% to 84%. 80% effective after just one

dose. Just a single dose. A reduction of 75%. Those lines go down. Which fell below 50%.

You can't even keep up with this because it's moving so quickly. 42%. 30 to 40%.

Vaccine provides just 33% protection. We know no vaccine lasts forever. So the

protection starts to wane a bit. And that's what the boost is all about.

And then they're going to say, well, vaccine, yeah, it's not actually lifetime immunity.

Immunity only lasts for one year, one season. And actually, maybe not even that. Maybe only

two or three months. And then you have to get another one.

It may not offer protection for a lifetime. It's not a one and done.

Booster, so-called third dose. It is confusing to people.

It really is going to be about focusing on getting that shot just once a year.

Much simpler, much easier to do. Don't worry so much about the

number of boosters. Worry about when you got your last booster.

It's the CEO of Moderna, Stephane Foncell. What a blowout quarter. Congratulations to you.

Oh yeah, we definitely think it's going to be like a flu shot. COVID is not going away.

It's interesting.

And that's why we're also working on combining flu and COVID so it's easier.

So you are the COVID competitor.

The new updated COVID-19 vaccine is the most.

And that's my prediction. I could be wrong, but I would say zero. And

all you have to do is look at the flu vaccine.

Well, thank you for, uh, for illuminating all of this for us today.

I want to leave on a positive note, but it's like, uh, wow, we're screwed.

And that's the magic of this thing, but there's no doubt in the next five years,

we can, you know, we just need to mess around.