Comments by "kxmode" (@kxmode) on "Bloomberg Television" channel.

  1. You talked to many who contributed to the 2008 housing crash about how to handle their money during a pandemic. That's basically all you need to know about this video.
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  2. Theaters need movie studios more than movie studios need theaters.
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  3. plastic tubes and pots and pans!
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  4. Such a MASSIVE conflict of interest!
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  5. You won't have too. It's going to patients in hospital ICUs who are sedated on ventilators.
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  6. I got scammed by a Chinese seller. But I also made the purchase through Paypal. Paypal resolution center is second to none. So far they recovered my money. I have no idea how they do it. Sometimes I think Paypal's Resolution department has ninjas that they deplore worldwide.
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  7. He really needs to not call it India Delta. The Greek labels were decided upon so that people would stop stigmatizing the country of origin.
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  8. There's an outbreak in Darwin, Australia. Yes, Australia has a city named Darwin.
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  9. "should we be de turd?" 💩
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  10. "My grill is hissed! Royally hissed. The restaurant industry isn't a monolith!"
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  11. "STUBB: THREE CASES OF SABOTAGE IN THE PAST YEAR" Guy literally says, "it's too early to say for sure." I swear the news tries too hard to be dramatic about everything.
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  12. \💩/
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  13. "Bing Bang Badaboom" Badafooko. Fugetaboutit.
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  14. He's smoking something "green" with numbers on it.
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  15.  @timothydailey1418  \😄/
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  16. They talk like this is a normal zoonotic virus. The evidence shows it is a manufactured virus that hit the ground running as highly effective back in late 2019. This is NOT a normal virus, so all the variants cannot be seen as normal. COVID-19 is an abnormal exception.
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  17. 2:22 Pfizer offers 88% protection against Delta, Oxford-AstraZeneca 67% protection against Delta. J+J and Moderna sub-100% protection (I don't know the specific percentage). The point is that no vaccine in humanity's history has ever provided 100% protection, meaning there will ALWAYS be breakthrough infections. It is expected and not a problem. The real question to ask is, are those breakthrough cases going to the hospital or worse? (I want to know the answer to that question.) If the answer is no, then breakthrough infections are NOT A PROBLEM. So stop making it a problem, news. You're not helping the situation. You're making it worse. I want to unpack the percentage even further by knowing what rate of that 12% fully vaccinated with Pfizer ends up in the hospital, and of that percentage, who dies? So, for example, if out of the 12%, say 1% end up in a hospital and of that 1%, 0.5% die. That means collectively, Pfizer offers 99% protection against hospitalizations and 99.5% protection against death. THAT'S the percentage the news should report about the vaccine's effectiveness. 2:45 Thank you, doctor! Her question was stupid.
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  18.  @AsG_4_  Publicly traded company! huge conflict of interest.
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