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The discussion centers on the claim that asymptomatic spread is the "original sin" or "big lie" of the COVID-19 response. They argue that natural immunity is superior to vaccine-induced immunity according to various studies from the CDC and FDA. High-profile figures like Aaron Rodgers and Kyrie Irving are cited as individuals who refuse to follow the masses regarding medical mandates.
Former FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb, now on the board of Pfizer, predicts the end of the pandemic due to child vaccinations and a new Pfizer pill. The hosts suggest the pill is a "hedge" or subscription model for the company. They argue that the public's interest in Ivermectin and the stances of Joe Rogan and Aaron Rodgers forced Pfizer to accelerate its pill rollout.
The hosts discuss why fans haven't abandoned sports despite the mandates, citing the "communal aspect" of fantasy leagues and gambling. They suggest the leagues are picking "anti-hero" targets like Aaron Rodgers and Kyrie Irving to beat up on. They note that despite the controversy, jersey sales for these players often remain high, indicating a groundswell of public support.
