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are the only unified voice questioning the edicts coming from the CDC, especially this week after they flip-flopped on their mask guidance - again. The first china virus lockdown nearly broke the country - both economically and spiritually - and if Biden truly understood that, he would not allow his press team to relay such a harrowing message. Her response comes as the latest example of the Biden administration cowering to the so-called “experts” just as the country began thawing out after the past year-and-a-half. WATCH: Biden spokeswoman Karine Jean-Pierre doesn’t rule out lockdowns and schools closures, says Biden will “follow” the guidance. You can watch her mind-blowing response here: When asked why Americans should trust Biden’s support for masking requirements, even for the vaccinated, Jean-Pierre replied, “Because we listen to the scientists, we listen to the experts.” “We listen to the CDC, the experts, and their guidance…” Deputy Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre began. Karine Jean-Pierre to take the heat.ĭuring a Thursday press conference, Jean Pierre committed to another China Virus lockdown if the CDC or other globalist “health” organizations deem it to be necessary. Shamed out of taking the podium after her mask mandate disaster, White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki took the day off, leaving Deputy Press Sec. With assistance from Emily Ashton and Joe Mayes.Every freedom-loving American should be extremely concerned over the latest development coming from Biden’s White House. Any further attempt to hinder the inquiry’s work “would be utterly shameful,” she said in a statement after the ruling. “This judicial review was a desperate waste of time and money,” said Deborah Doyle, a spokesperson for the campaign group Covid-19 Bereaved Families for Justice UK. The court rejected the government’s arguments that the inquiry’s demand was irrational and beyond its powers. Johnson, also a party to the case, had supported the inquiry’s case, saying the government’s steps during the pandemic must be minutely scrutinized but he sought arrangements to keep the information confidential. The decision can be appealed but, Sunak’s spokesman Max Blain told reporters at a regular briefing the government plans to comply with the ruling. The inquiry countered that Sunak’s administration is “significantly” undermining the investigation by refusing to hand over the messages. The government brought the case with “some reluctance” and has already provided a mass of documents to the inquiry, it said at a hearing last week.

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Lawyers for the government had asked the court to limit the panel’s authority to demand disclosure of ministerial conversations and said it shouldn’t be allowed access to messages that would be irrelevant to the inquiry or might contain private or sensitive conversations. Government officials are working on retrieving the information. The first pandemic lockdown was in March 2020. As Chancellor of the Exchequer, Sunak was one of the most senior members of Johnson’s government during the period, and organized an “Eat Out to Help Out” plan which, according to research, worsened the pandemic.Įven so, the inquiry’s request is complicated by the fact Johnson has said his communications until May 2021 are on an old phone that is switched off on security grounds. The ruling is a major blow to Sunak, who wants to move beyond the simmering public resentment over the UK’s handling of the coronavirus outbreak. It will be for the inquiry’s chair, a retired judge, to decide whether documents are relevant to the investigation, the court said. But High Court judges on Thursday rejected the government’s challenge, meaning in effect that ministers cannot filter the messages they submit to the pandemic probe. Rishi Sunak’s government had tried to prevent the inquiry from having access to the communications on privacy grounds. (Bloomberg) - The UK government said it will comply with a court order to disclose all of former Prime Minister Boris Johnson’s WhatsApp messages with his staff during the pandemic to the official Covid-19 inquiry.