On the one hand, he sort of half-assed admitted that he was wrong, and we were right. So, that is a good thing.

He then fucks it up by trying to qualify the motivation for those of us that refused to comply with the injection mandates as nothing more than a lucky guess.

He is wrong, at least for most of us, who rejected the injections based on a very rational risk analysis (the virus had the same risk as the seasonal flu, while the mRNA injections were experimental, and had failed all prior clinical trials - therefore very high risk).

The risk analysis part is what Clott got wrong and still refuses to acknowledge... but, whatever. He has proven himself to be a moron, so I simply don't care.