Ep. 221: The One Thing We Should Grant COVID Amnesty
November 2, 2022
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Episode 221 · November 2, 2022
Ep. 221: The One Thing We Should Grant COVID Amnesty
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Ep. 221: The One Thing We Should Grant COVID Amnesty
Summary
The Atlantic says, "let’s declare a pandemic amnesty." What a great article! Albeit, completely wrong, but this is exactly what we need right before the midterm elections. Using this article, Liz reflects on where our country has been for the past two years—what we did right during COVID, what we did wrong, and where our country should move from here. Most importantly, what is the proper accountability for those who got it wrong? This is The Liz Wheeler Show.
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00:00 - Welcome to The Liz Wheeler Show
03:54 - Who is Emily Oster?
7:35 - What’s wrong in The Atlantic article
17:50 - What Oster doesn’t talk about in the article
26:08 - Oster’s 2021 tweet about COVID vaccine
29:33 - Should we extend amnesty for this?
39:05 - We should never trust them again
41:45 - The most bananas video of the day
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