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but we will continue to share manufacturers perspectives and experiences with the administration to mixer our members are not faced with undue cost burdens and other potential disruptions. in columbus, ohio, this is bill, up next. caller: yes. i was calling because i totally oppose it. it's not even a true vaccine. you have the polio vaccine, the tb vaccine. you get the covert shot, you still get the covid -- you get the covert shot, -- covid shot, you still get the covid. it's like a flu shot. host: gregory in california. he's not on the line. that's my fault. there you are, it's my fault. go ahead. caller: i support the mandates because it is saving lives. it is crazy that we are making it a political issue. too many people are dying. many of the people who have opposed are right wing talk show hosts and they have died. we need to have everybody vaccinated so we can save lives. host: this is robert up next, who opposes it, robert in louisville, kentucky. caller: hi, thank you for taking the call. i wanted to talk about the mandate itself. not whether it is a vaccine or not a vaccine. wh

but we will continue to share manufacturers perspectives and experiences with the administration to mixer our members are not faced with undue cost burdens and other potential disruptions. in columbus, ohio, this is bill, up next. caller: yes. i was calling because i totally oppose it. it's not even a true vaccine. you have the polio vaccine, the tb vaccine. you get the covert shot, you still get the covid -- you get the covert shot, -- covid shot, you still get the covid. it's like a flu shot. host: gregory in california. he's not on the line. that's my fault. there you are, it's my fault. go ahead. caller: i support the mandates because it is saving lives. it is crazy that we are making it a political issue. too many people are dying. many of the people who have opposed are right wing talk show hosts and they have died. we need to have everybody vaccinated so we can save lives. host: this is robert up next, who opposes it, robert in louisville, kentucky. caller: hi, thank you for taking the call. i wanted to talk about the mandate itself. not whether it is a vaccine or not a vaccine. wh