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Covid Crazy: One-third coronavirus victims developed neurological-psychiatric illnesses
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TRUNEWS - 10 Apr 2021
Today on TRUNEWS, host Edward Szall and the team share information that nearly a third of those that receive the COVID vaccine experience some form of mental illness.
Also, we examine how YouTube has shuttered the Florida governor from questioning masks for kids, while a New Hampshire track coach stands defiant against mandates.
Today on TRUNEWS, host Edward Szall and the team share information that nearly a third of those that receive the COVID vaccine experience some form of mental illness.
Also, we examine how YouTube has shuttered the Florida governor from questioning masks for kids, while a New Hampshire track coach stands defiant against mandates.
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