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California's governor was asked who will be held accountable for COVID-19 vaccine mandates for children, which were allegedly unnecessary and ineffective, and who will take responsibility for increased myocarditis and cancer cases among them. The governor was also asked if he felt remorse for decisions influenced by pharmaceutical companies' desire for profit.
The governor denied the claim, citing progressive laws against big pharma. He stated California, like other states, worked with the Trump administration on COVID-19 mitigation strategies. He has tasked his team with an objective review of California's COVID-19 response, including interviews with those who opposed mandates and stay-at-home orders, and comparisons to other states.
While maintaining that vaccines save lives, the governor acknowledged concerns about children and vaccines. He used advisors from other states to review federal recommendations. The report, due next month, will be an objective review of what went right and wrong during the pandemic. He stated that no one knew what they were up against at the time, including the former president, whom he worked closely with.