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For whatever reason, former CDC Director Dr. Robert Redfield wasn’t there for us during the pandemic. He was part of the Fauci-Birx-Collins team focused on vaccines. He spoke to NewsNation and said bird flu would be the next pandemic because of the dangerous gain of function scientists are currently working on in universities. “It takes […] The post Former CDC Director Says Bird Flu Will Be the Great Pandemic appeared first on www.independentsentinel.com.

Ellen DeGeneres announced she’s returning to Netflix for an hour-long comedy special later this year, saying it’s likely her last. The second special on the streaming site from the former daytime talk show host comes following her return to stand-up after 15 years in 2018’s “Relatable,” Deadline reported. DeGeneres has hinted that she would talk about the end of her successful talk show in the new special, which came to an end after 19 seasons in 2022 following claims that her set had been a “toxic” workplace environment. “To answer the questions everyone is asking me – Yes, I’m going to talk about it,” DeGeneres said. “Yes, this is my last special. Yes, Portia [de Rossi], really is that pretty in real life.” Ellen Degeneres will return to Netflix with a new hour-long comedy special later this year, Deadline has learned https://t.co/1wmW6345mU pic.twitter.com/Whc5F7Xnu5 — Deadline Hollywood (@DEADLINE) May 13, 2024 Robbie Praw, VP of Stand-Up and Comedy Formats at Netflix, said, “There is nobody quite like Ellen. She is a true legend and pioneer in so many ways. We can’t wait to bring fans another one of her hilarious comedy specials later this year.” DeGeneres recently talked about being “kicked out of show business” for being “mean” during a comedy show at the Largo in Los Angeles, according to People. The former talk show host claimed to have become the “most hated person in America” after the report about “The Ellen Show” being a toxic workplace — full of intimidation and even alleged sexual abuse — was published by Buzzfeed News in July 2020. DeGeneres denied knowledge of any wrongdoing but apologized to employees and fans anyway. “The hate went on for a long time and I would try to avoid looking at the news. The ‘be kind’ girl wasn’t kind. That was the headline,” DeGeneres said during the show, per the outlet.  She reminded the audience how she concluded each episode of her eponymous talk show by reminding viewers to “Be kind to one another.” DeGeneres said that line became a “problem” because viewers started seeing her as a “one-dimensional character who gave stuff away and danced up steps.” “For those of you keeping score, this is the second time I’ve been kicked out of show business …Eventually they’re going to kick me out for a third time because I’m mean, old, and gay,” she joked, referencing the fact that her show had been canceled in the 1990s shortly after she came out as gay. “It’s been such a toll on my ego and my self-esteem,” DeGeneres added. “There’s such extremes in this business, people either love you and idolize you or they hate you, and those people somehow are louder.” “I’m making jokes about what happened to me, but it was devastating,” DeGeneres continued during a Q&A portion. “It took a long time for me to want to do anything again.” The comedian added, “I love that show so much” and “hated the way the show ended.”  Amanda Harding contributed to this piece.

Vice President Kamala Harris let an F-bomb slip during a live-streamed White House event on Monday, and immediately asked the audience to “excuse” her language. Harris made the comment during a conversation with comedian Jimmy O. Yang (“Crazy Rich Asians”) — during the annual Asian Pacific American Institute for Congressional Studies Legislative Leadership Summit — about how minorities needed to stand up for themselves. WATCH: NEW – Kamala Harris: "You need to kick that f**king door down."pic.twitter.com/0mLuYspFT7 — Disclose.tv (@disclosetv) May 13, 2024 During the event – which is a part of the White House’s efforts to celebrate Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month — Yang began with a question about Harris’ experience as the first woman to be elected to the vice presidency. “We have to know that sometimes people will open the door for you and leave it open,” the vice president said, noting that some opportunities were easier to come by than others — and suggesting that sometimes it was necessary for people to make their own opportunities. “Sometimes they won’t, and then you need to kick that f***ing door down,” she said, adding, “Excuse my language.” The audience laughed, and Yang responded with a joke: “We gotta make t-shirts with that saying.” Harris went on to talk about the importance of challenging the status quo, pushing limits, and — when necessary — breaking down barriers. “Here’s the thing about breaking down barriers. It does not mean that you start on one side of the barrier and end up on another,” she said. “There’s breaking involved. And when you break things you get cut and you may bleed. And it is worth it every time.” “You have to fight for rights for everybody, and you have to be in the fight. You can’t sit it out,” Harris added. Several other events that are part of the Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander Heritage Month are on the White House schedule for this week.