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Wendy Williams tells Dr. Oz that she will not take the COVID-19 vaccine, citing a lack of trust and her history of never taking the flu shot. The hosts note a "split in the metaverse" or "Coven Wars" between figures like Williams and Charlamagne versus the Oprah-backed Tyler Perry. They highlight Williams' influence and her refusal to be a "stroller to the pole" for the pharmaceutical industry.
The push for vaccine mandates is criticized as a failure of capitalism, with the argument that a truly effective product should not require government force to ensure adoption. Personal anecdotes about the flu shot and its side effects are used to illustrate why consumers are hesitant. The rapid rollout of new products before old ones are fully understood is cited as a primary cause for public alarm.
The discussion shifts to the behavior of millennials during the crisis and the real-world consequences of panic, such as the interruption of medication supply lines and the decline of business at Chinese restaurants. Dr. Drew Pinsky emphasizes that the seasonal flu remains a significant threat, urging people to follow CDC guidelines and get flu shots while avoiding obsession with the coronavirus.
