'I asked him why he did it and he didn't really have a good excuse, he said "I was in a hurry, I got sloppy and I'm stupid". Unfortunately he can't be with us any more...'
Do we believe him? Sounds like he might be having a go at the devil on his shoulder...
Doesn't address the other criticisms made by the critic 'Shaun' (see below: https://members5.boardhost.com/xxxxx/thread/1636287254.html ) and replays the Fauci vid that gets cut off after the 'I don't really have a strong answer for that' part without acknowledging the subsequent statement, pointed out by Shaun, about the unknowns about whether natural immunity persists any more than the vaccine does (not that I find that a strong point, but only fair to hear the guy out properly).
Otherwise a fairly robust defense against the anti-vax accusation, and fair play to him for making the retraction. Half expected him to ignore it or double down tbh, though had to laugh that he manages to turn his mea culpa into an attack on his opponents who never retract their incorrect statements on Russiagate, Syria etc.
Would be interested to hear if people think he's wrong on the core claims the show has been making, as presented in the opening quarter of an hour, ie: the robert malone stuff of only vaccinating elderly & vulnerable, not being possible to vax your way out of a pandemic, that everybody's going to get it, that vaccination only protects you & nobody else, so get the jab for yourself if you're personally at risk.
An example of the critics 'riding his dick for clicks' (gross):
Seder's obviously got it in for him, clearly relishing the opportunity to drop f-bombs about Dore not caring if people live or die. Vigeland's point about how it supposedly undermines Dore's commitment to medicare for all is particularly sly & calculated to inflict maximum harm. Obvious they don't really care about the subject, as the dodgy quote is the only thing they focus in on from the whole 1/2 hour vid. Meh, never been impressed by stuff I've seen from them anyway...