(FREE) PAINE IN THE MORNING: 9 things you need to know this Wednesday – October 27, 2021

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FDA Panel Votes In Favor Of Pfizer Covid-19 Vaccine For Children Aged 5 – 11 – In a 17-0 vote, the US Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has recommended that the agency authorize the emergency use of Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine for children ages 5 through 11.

One member abstained from the vote. – READ MORE

Thanksgiving Just Got More Expensive – Americans can expect a pricey Thanksgiving this year, due to severe inflation and shortages that have begun to cripple the wallets of people already struggling to make ends meet in the current economy.

A recent New York Times report found that “Thanksgiving 2021 is shaping up to be the most expensive meal in the history of the holiday.” – READ MORE

No Significant Change In COVID-19 Hospitalization Outcomes During Delta Surge: CDC Study – The highly transmissible Delta variant of COVID-19 does not appear to cause more severe disease among fully vaccinated or unvaccinated hospitalized patients, compared to earlier forms of the virus, according to preliminary data from the Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

The CDC study, released on Oct. 22, analyzed some 7,600 patients hospitalized with COVID-19, the disease caused by the CCP (Chinese Communist Party) virus, in the months of July and August, when the Delta variant became predominant in the United States. Researchers found that compared to earlier months, there was no significant change in hospitalized COVID-19 patients’ outcomes. – READ MORE

American Power Crisis Ahead: Natural Gas Imports Increase Following Democrat-Driven Pipeline Shutdowns – As more U.S. natural gas pipelines shut down due to climate concerns and the regulations prompted by them, the country is becoming increasingly reliant on foreign natural gas resources. One of the main importers of natural gas, Massachusetts, is reportedly increasing its liquid natural gas (LNG) imports from Trinidad and Tobago in South America over 2,300 miles away, at an estimated cost of over $8 per thousand cubic feet (MCF). The nearest American oil field, Marcellus Shale, is several hundred miles away and much cheaper: under $5 per MCF.

The Daily Wire asked one of the largest energy providers in the Northeast, Boston Gas (National Grid), about the natural gas imports. We also asked them what additional costs would be passed onto customers. Spokesman Bob Kievra didn’t offer specific answers to our inquiries. Instead, he relayed that natural gas service would be reliable and uninterrupted. – READ MORE

Hawaii Using Robot Dog To Patrol Homeless Community For Signs of COVID-19 – Measures to prevent the spread of COVID-19 continue ramping up, providing new opportunities for states to unleash advanced surveillance technologies on the public.

In Hawaii this year, the Honolulu Police Department employed a robotic dog from the company Boston Dynamics to patrol and monitor a homeless community. Equipped with cameras, two-way communication, artificial intelligence, and autonomous data collection capabilities, the robot scans eyes to detect for fevers — which could signal a person has COVID-19 — and interviews those who have tested positive. – READ MORE

Mexican Cartels Paying American Teenagers $1,000 For Every Illegal They Drive From The Border: Report – On Monday, Fox Business reported that Mexican cartels are paying American teenagers $1,000 for every illegal immigrant they drive from the border to Houston. – READ MORE

Pentagon confirms nearly 450 Americans trapped in Afghanistan – The Pentagon stated Tuesday that nearly 450 American citizens are still in Afghanistan following August’s U.S. military withdrawal, more than the Biden administration has previously claimed.

The latest tally came from Under Secretary of Defense for Policy Colin Kahl, after Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Okla., pointed to what he believed were contradictory or at least “confusing” numbers that the administration has presented since the August 31 withdrawal. – READ MORE

‘Swear To God, True Story,’ Biden Says As He Tells ‘False’ Amtrak Tale Yet Again – Delivering remarks at a train maintenance yard in New Jersey, President Joe Biden told a story — one he has told numerous times before — that has been deemed false by CNN.

“If I can pause for a second — I apologize because some have heard this,” Biden said, drawing laughter.

“I commuted every single day, 263 miles a day, on Amtrak from the time I got elected United States senator. As matter of fact, when I was Vice President, I used to like to take the train home because my mom was very sick and dying, and I’d come home every weekend to make sure I’d take the train home. And Secret Service — and I’m not criticizing them — legitimately would rather me fly because it’s safer, because too many people can get on and off, et cetera,” the president said, according to an official White House transcript. – READ MORE

Dr. Fauci’s Used Orphans For AIDS Experiments In 2004 In New York City – The famous Dr. Anthony Fauci was recently revealed to have used taxpayer money to fund cruel experiments on beagle puppies for those who are keeping track. Not only were the puppies practically eaten alive by parasite-infected flies, but they were later killed and dissected to see the effects. Again, this was all through the National Institutes of Health division (NIH). But the Fauci experiments go much deeper than puppies. Sadly, in 2018, Dr. Facui spent over $16 million in taxpayer money to experiment on monkeys with toxic brain injections. And the doctor was also tied to the COVID-19 pandemic that leaked from the Wuhan Lab. But sadly, the story of Dr. Fauci only gets worse as the doctor-approved experiments on New York City orphans as well.

According to new reports, through the NIH, Dr. Fauci experimented on hundreds of orphans in New York City by allowing both government agencies and pharmaceutical companies to use the children in deadly drug trials for AIDS. And while some might believe this happened a long time ago, it was only in 2004. – READ MORE