Introduction

Jeffrey Toobin: There's so much spin going on out there. So this john hopkins study, now, jen saki was talking about a thejohn hopkins study when she was questioned about it,. She said, weve, we've never really supported lockdowns. Well, let's go right to the john hopskins study, and people can read it for themselves. It says in here, while this metaanalysis concludes that lockdowns have add little to know public health effects, they have imposed enormous economic and social costs where they have been adopted. In consequence, lock down policies are ill founded and should be rejected as a pendemic policy instrument.