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EXCLUSIVE INTERVIEW: Robert Kennedy Jr. Destroys Big Pharma, Fauci & Pro-Vaccine Movement

Robert F Kennedy Jr talks vaccines, Dr Fauci, family history and JFK assassination with Patrick Bet-David
https://youtu.be/QLi6ZrFp6vQ
2 May 2019 (2:19:45)

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Childrens Health Defense: childrenshealthdefense.org
Instagram: @robertfkennedyjr instagram.com/robertfkennedyjr/
Books:
    American Values: Lessons I Learned from My Family (2018)
    Horsemen of the Apocalypse: The Men Who Are Destroying Life on EarthÑAnd What It Means for Our Children (2017)
    Thimerosal: Let the Science Speak: The Evidence Supporting the Immediate Removal of MercuryÑa Known NeurotoxinÑfrom Vaccines (2015)

Patrick Bet-David: During the Iranian Revolution of 1978, Patrick's family had to escape to survive and ended up living at a refugee camp in Erlangen, Germany. At 12 years old Patrick found himself collecting cans & beer bottles to raise money that could help his family and get him a Nintendo. These childhood experiences had a major impact on his perspective of freedom, hard work and entrepreneurship. Today, he is CEO of PHP Agency, Inc. a financial services company with over 15,000 agents in 49 states and Puerto Rico and an active YouTube creator commonly known for his investigative journalistic approach to interviews and unorthodox business teachings.


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when you do a google search that will
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direct you away from anything that harms
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the pharmaceutical industry it makes no
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sense notoriously corrupt this is a
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crisis much worse than the coronavirus
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crisis what are you saying that so
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offensive where many of these social
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media platforms or even mainstream media
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wants to a sense are you from Anderson
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Cooper is sponsored by Pfizer NBC
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Nightly News is sponsored by Merck these
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companies are making fifty billion
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dollars a year selling mandatory
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vaccines it's a goldmine who is holding
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them accountable you cannot make a
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vaccine safely zero consequence if they
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kill you or if they injure you from life
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is that proven abd ADHD speech of a
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peanut allergies autism rates one in
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twenty two boys debilitated for life is
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completely irresponsible what is your
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thoughts and opinions on Bill and
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Melinda Gates
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how can he continue to insist African
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children get that shot but he knows it's
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probably killing millions kids what
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would you rank him as the most powerful
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man in the world he's the most powerful
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man because he owns w-h-o you don't
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sound like a Democrat I Jean is about
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surveillance and it's about data
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harvesting you are unleashing the devil
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here why is your data right and not
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their data they're bowing down a
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genuflect anthony pouchy you can't go to
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the beach
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you can't go shop your kids can't go to
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school you have to stay in your house
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it's a provable lie what conclusion do
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you have with what happened both with
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your father and your own pool I spoke to
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Cubans who've met Oswald and they made
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the conclusion that yeah it was a
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conspiracy did you ever think you would
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make it
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sweet victory I know this slice meant
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for me here yeah why would you bet on
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Goliath well we got red tape value came
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in given values contagious this world of
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entrepreneurs we can't no value to
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haters honey run homie look what I'll
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become I'm the unborn
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[Music]
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my guest today is Robert Kennedy jr.
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here's the chairman of children's help
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defense he's written many books and he's
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also one of the greatest
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environmentalist Crusaders of our time
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with that being said Robert thank you
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for being a guest on value tainment
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thank you so so Robert just out of
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curiosity why why did you want to do a
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long-form interview and kind of share
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some of your thoughts and views with the
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current times with with what's taking
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place with coronavirus with pouchy with
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vaccines with all these things being
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done why'd you agree to do it along from
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interview Patrick I I've been working on
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this issue for 15 years the problem with
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this issue is if most people understood
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it most people heard me talk about it or
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hurt me about it I think most people
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would agree with my positions which are
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common-sense provisions axing should be
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tested like every other drug the problem
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is we don't get to convey those thoughts
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to anybody because of the censorship I
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haven't been allowed to publish
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editorial since 2008 newspapers will
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attack me and then will not allow me to
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rebut in any way I can't even write
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letters to the editor
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I cannot appear on television social
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media Facebook Google Instagram all
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censor what we're saying oh I can I have
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an Instagram account I have you know a
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lot of followers on Instagram and that's
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where I mainly communicate but they are
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severely restricted and be at me being
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able to share the answer to clients
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other people that's constricted I'm not
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allowed to boost it oh my my growth is
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much slower than it would have been if I
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was actually allowed to pose we can't do
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that on any of the social media sites
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social media sites like Google are
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intertwined and
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tangled financially with the
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pharmaceutical industry million dollar
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deal with clack so it's working with all
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the pharmaceutical companies to harvest
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data to get people's medical data
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through Alexis through Siri through your
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cell phones when they're left on it the
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microphone is working and through your
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buying habits monitoring those things up
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there they earn a partnership Google
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actually is part of a larger company
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called alphabet and there are other
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subsidiaries of that company that
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actually manufacture vaccines so Google
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I actively sensors it when you do when
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you do a Google search it added so
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search to make sure that you do not find
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the things that are the most common
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search subjects it will direct you
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towards things that will direct you away
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from anything that harms the
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pharmaceutical industry it will direct
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you are away from vitamins it will
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direct you away from chiropractors it
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will direct you away from functional
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health or in a grade of medicine or any
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kind of alternative to the aula Pathak
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you know pharmaceutical paradigm what
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are you saying that so offensive where
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many of these social media platforms or
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even mainstream media wants to censor
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you from I know like here's the here's a
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story Patrick I got dragged into the
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vaccine issue really kicking and
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screaming very reluctantly I'm an
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environmental lawyer
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I ran the biggest still do they get this
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water protection group an oral board or
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keeper Alliance I'll tell you how I got
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into this in the early 2000s we have we
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have 350 water keepers in 46 countries
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around the world each one has a patrol
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boat they patrol their local River and
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they sue polluters who are degrading it
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or contaminating it in around 2002 to
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2005 I was act
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a litigating about against on 40 coal
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burning power plants and cement kilns
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for discharging mercury the mercury was
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coming out of their smokestacks landing
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on the landscapes was contaminating fish
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and at that time FDA did a study in 2003
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and then every freshwater fish in
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America now had dangerous levels of
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mercury in its flashes so we were
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specifically a lot of people were suing
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coal burning power glass we were
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specifically suing them on mercury and I
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was going around the country pushing
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legislation talking about my lawsuits
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raising money and almost every public
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appearance that I made there would be
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groups of women who would show up and
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they would come up to me afterward and
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it turns out and all of those women were
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women who had children with intellectual
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disabilities and they believed that
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their children had been harmed by the
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vaccines and specifically amp from the
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mercury that was that in you know many
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of the vaccine still isn't some of them
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today and they would say to me if you're
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in kind of a mildly scolding but
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respectful way if you're genuinely
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interested in mercury contamination to
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children you need to look at the
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vaccines something that I wanted to do I
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was very content doing you know
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protecting rivers I had been raised and
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spirited of the movement for rights for
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people with intellectual disabilities
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but I worked in camp Shriver from when I
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was a little kid as a counselor as a
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hugger it later became Special Olympics
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the year my father was killed in 1968 we
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turned that into Special Olympics and my
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family I worked for hundreds of hours
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when I was in high school that was a to
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come from the retarded because it was a
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central preoccupation of my family
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children particularly with intellectual
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disabilities it's not I had a lot of
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exposure to it but it's not where I
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wanted to spend my lot of empathy I
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really was committed to spending my life
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trying to clean up
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and clean energy and those issues one of
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these women came to my home in the
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summer of 2004 with a big pile of
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scientific studies about of 18 inches
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thick and she put it on my front porch
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she was a psychologist from Minnesota
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named Center Bridget she had a child
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we got an autism from vaccines had
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actually got a 20 million dollar award
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from the vaccine court which wrecking
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his autism that come from the vaccine
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she brought that she didn't want it to
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happen to any other kids she owe me this
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big pops I'm pick studies and she said
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I'm not leaving here until you now I'm
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very accustomed to reading science I
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brought it over 500 successful was it's
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my career almost all of them involve
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some kind of scientific controversy so I
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actually started I'm not gonna say I
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read all the sunny it's cover to cover
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but I read the abstract which is the
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summary at the beginning of this idea
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before I was six inches into that pile I
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was on Ernie dumbstruck I a huge Delta
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between what the actual published
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peer-reviewed science was saying and
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what the public health regulators were
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telling the public and doctors and
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everybody else about the safety of
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vaccines it's not real eyes if there was
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a real problem and that these vaccines
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vaccines are kind of a country unlike
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other medicines are never safety tested
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people find out it astonishing the
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reason for that is an artifact of CDC's
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legacy as the Public Health Service now
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it was the predecessor organization C to
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CDC Public Health Service was a
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quasi-military agency which is why
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people at CDC still have military ranks
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like Surgeon General etc and the vaccine
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program was initially launched as a
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national security defense against a
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biological attack on our country so
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regulators and the Pentagon wanted to
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make sure that if the Russians attack
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the anthrax or some other biological
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agents they could quickly fabricate and
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deploy a vaccine to 200 million people
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without regulatory impediments and so
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they said if we call it a medicine we're
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gonna have to safety test it and that
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usually takes two to five years let's
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call it something else we'll call it
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biologic and then we will exempt
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biologics from having to do safety
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testing oh the industry the four
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companies that make all seventy-two
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vaccines that are currently mandated for
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our children I've got another gift at
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that has contributed to the lack of
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safety assessments and lack of safety
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concerns with vaccines and that is 1986
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there was a vaccine I got three vaccines
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when I was a kid my eighty-six there was
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about eleven of them and one of them was
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called them if they're a tetanus and
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pertussis of the DTP vaccine and it was
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killing lots and lots of children and it
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was causing brain damage and a
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tremendous number of children and the
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industry was getting the suit oh why is
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which is that alcohol Pfizer went to
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Congress and that we are getting another
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vaccine industry because we'll we're
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paying twenty dollars in damages every
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$1 we make from this vaccine and you
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cannot make a vaccine safely you you
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cannot it is impossible to make a
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vaccine it's completely safe you are
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gonna injure a certain amount of people
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and the injuries are going to be
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Grievous enough that nobody will ever
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make any money on vaccines because
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they're gonna have to pay more injuries
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and we can't make them better and we're
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going to get out of the industry all
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again their hands stopped making
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vaccines unless you give us complete
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blanket immunity from liability so
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Congress of the Democratic Congress
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Republican President Reagan all of them
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taking lots of money from these
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pharmaceutical
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number one contributor pastel—n 1986
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called the vaccine act or FICA which a
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blanket nearly so no matter how remiss
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your injury or your child's injury no
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matter how toxic the ingredient no
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matter how sloppy the line protocols no
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matter how negligent that company you
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cannot sue them or redress so there's no
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discovery there's no depositions there's
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no medical malpractice there's no class
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actions zero consequence if they kill
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you or if they enter you from lighting
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and the vaccine companies or the
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pharmaceutical companies took a look
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that at the landscape and they said holy
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cow
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now we have a product and there is no
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liability and for every medical product
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the biggest cost is paying liability at
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the back end so they said no you know
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that's wrong we don't have to worry
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number two we don't if the safety test
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them oh there's no reason there's
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there's no that's a huge cost also or
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every other medication that they're now
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avoided third there's no marketing cause
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and the zero advertising cost because
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the government is gonna mandate this
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product the seventy eight million people
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so there's no market forces into or
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legal forces that tell us to make this
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vaccine safe and there's no reason to
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make it safe because nobody can sue you
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nobody can do this country there's no
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consequence of giving you a really
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dangerous xane oh there was a goal and
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by the way without with all those costs
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waive and mandatory um consumption of
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that product it's a gold mine oh if you
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can get a vaccine on the CDC schedule
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it's worth a billion dollars a year
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typically to your company oh there was a
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gold rush and all of these companies
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rushed on CDC and captured the agency
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and got them to mandate all these
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vaccines and we went from the three
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vaccines that I had
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as a kid 272 doses of vaccines that you
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know my children's generation is getting
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and what happened and that began a
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process began in 1989 and if you look at
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what happened in 89 we suddenly had an
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epidemic of chronic disease so um the
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allergic disease peanut allergies
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suddenly became epidemic peanut allergy
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is in my generation or it might in the
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generation in 1986 or about 1 in 1200
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today it's 1 in 12 kids II asthma
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exploded mother allergic disease
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anaphylaxis eczema which I never heard
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of when I was kid now is everywhere its
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ubiquitous we know that all those
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injuries are caused by vaccines those
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are the allergic illnesses
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neurodevelopmental disorders abd ADHD
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speciall a tics narcolepsy language
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delay SIDS and ast and autism suddenly
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exploded autism rates went from one in
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ten thousand to five in my generation to
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one in every 34 kids today one in every
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twenty two boys this is a crisis as much
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worse than the coronavirus crisis one in
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twenty two boys debilitated for life
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never write poetry never vote now half
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of them will never use a toilet
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none of them half of them will never
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utter a word it'll never go on a date
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I'll never play tack pay taxed it'll
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never serve in the army
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there's one in every twenty two boys
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this is a huge huge crisis that divorce
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coronavirus and no and the CDC if there
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are 700 measles cases in this country
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will put 1,200 forensic pathologists
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virologists and moon suits and they'll
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go out to turn over every Rock and find
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out where that came from
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what is causing it u.s. CDC which is the
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Center for Disease Control their job is
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to tell
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where these diseases are coming from
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where's the peanut allergies coming from
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I don't know where's the autism coming
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from there's the APD where all these
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autoimmune diseases why are we exploding
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with juvenile diabetes rheumatoid
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arthritis fibromyalgia the reason is
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because they know where it's coming from
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it's coming from the vaccines and it's
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not me saying this if you look all
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there's 420 diseases that are now
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epidemic since 1989 and by the way
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Congress told EPA tell us what year you
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autism epidemic begin and the EPA
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scientists came back and said we can
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draw a red line
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it happened in 89 that's when everything
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changed but those diseases that are now
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epidemic is 420 diseases they appear on
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two lists one is a list of diseases that
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become epidemic since 1989 and two they
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are on the manufacturers inserts listed
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as side effects from vaccination and the
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reason for that Patrick is because if
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the one way that you can sue a vaccine
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company under vikon is if they know of
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an injury that's caused by vaccines a
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side effect and they fail the listed on
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their manufacturers inserts so that's
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one place they're honest and if you look
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at the deep at the DTaP vaccine autism
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is listed as an insert on their insert
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the night everywhere else they admit on
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their inserts and that's where you can
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go to get the truth let me say one other
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thing you know that my party the
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Democratic Party is the worst on this
19:38
issue and it's very odd to me that
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they're mandating these vaccines that
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are untested how can you mandate any
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medication for human thing how can you
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tell somebody you're gonna force you to
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take a medication that you don't want to
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take and you know we started treating
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Nuremberg charter after World War two
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because the Nazis were doing that they
20:01
were testing magazines on people and all
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these other medical treatments and we
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said that is a war crime we don't do
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that to people and we sign the surrogate
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you know the Syracuse protocol is a UN
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Charter Human Rights Alinsky Accords the
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Nuremberg charter all of those saying
20:19
them you cannot give a medication to
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somebody yes they well even if a life of
20:24
the nation is that state as a quote yet
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we're mandating these drugs and not only
20:32
are we forcing people to take one and we
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know they cause injury in the vaccine
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court has paid out four billion dollars
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and they there's some merely limited
20:43
those judgments even HHS admits at the
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vaccine Quinet fewer than 1% of of
20:52
injuries ever gets reported or awarded
20:55
so you know make that four hundred
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billion we know they taught us a lot of
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injuries even if they cause someone
21:01
injury how can you force a human being
21:03
to take it against their will
21:05
it makes no sense follow but the other
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thing is the Democrats will say if you
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ask them what is the most corrupt
21:16
industry that's corrupted our political
21:18
system they'll all say the same thing
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you know the oil industry is huge
21:22
a pesticide injury but they'll say
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nobody has the influence of the
21:27
pharmaceutical industry there are more
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pharmaceutical lobbyists on Capitol Hill
21:31
than there are congressmen senators and
21:33
Supreme Court justices combined and they
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put twice the money of the next biggest
21:38
lobbyists would just oil and gas
21:41
notoriously corrupt the four companies
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that make all 72 of the vaccines that
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are now mandated for our children every
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one of them is a convicted felon in the
21:52
last ten years those four companies and
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Fe Merck Pfizer and Glaxo have paid
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thirty five billion dollars in penalties
22:01
and damages and civil penalties for
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falsifying signs or the fronting
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regulators for
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are aligned doctors and manipulating a
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pralaya priming a blackmailing etc and
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for killing hundreds of thousands of
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people
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aiex along with merge prime Merck is the
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biggest magazine maker in our country it
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had another flagship product pounce like
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artists so vaccine but it was by ox
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Vioxx killed between a hundred and
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twenty thousand five hundred thousand
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Americans and in between 2002 and 2007
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2006 and it was a it was a pill at Merck
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marketed as a headache
22:45
Hilton birth new cause heart attacks how
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did it know it into it from its clinical
22:51
data because it killed a lot of people
22:53
during the clinical trials and mercs
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when we sued murdered there we got
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documents that were these flowcharts
23:02
from their from their bean counters
23:05
that's and we are gonna kill a certain
23:07
amount number people we will still make
23:11
more money even if we have to pay
23:12
damages all the people we kill so we
23:15
should go ahead this you know which is
23:17
is justified Lee more morally just
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finally if you tell the people when you
23:24
take this bill for your headache or your
23:26
arthritis it may kill you and your okay
23:29
because she warned him American on it he
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hid that fact and most of the people who
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died probably if they knew this could
23:39
have killed him from a heart attack it
23:41
probably would have taken an aspirin
23:42
Merck didn't give him that choice it
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lied to them or our we doesn't it
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require a kind of cognitive dissonance
23:51
to believe that the company that would
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kill half a million people to make a
23:58
buck on Vioxx suddenly has found Jesus
24:03
when it comes to vaccines which by the
24:04
way is the only place they can never get
24:07
God because in all of those other drugs
24:10
that they uncaught for the way they got
24:13
caught was that private attorneys
24:17
plaintiffs attorneys representing
24:19
injured clients
24:21
sued the company Murchison ophea Wyeth
24:24
whatever flies or whatever and in the
24:27
course of discovery came across
24:29
documents that showed criminal behavior
24:33
he took those documents they brought
24:36
them down to the US Attorney's Office
24:37
and they said to the US Attorney
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you need to prosecute these this company
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for criminal acts that's not they got
24:44
busted well that will never happen with
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vaccines because there are no losses
24:48
there is no liability they can do
24:51
anything they want to you and there are
24:54
no consequences and by the way it's not
24:56
only that there are no consequences
24:59
there are good consequences for them
25:02
from injury because this explosion and
25:07
chronic disease epidemics has made those
25:10
companies the richest companies in the
25:13
world oh the same companies that are
25:18
selling you that measles drug are now so
25:21
and they and the hepatitis B in the DTaP
25:24
and they have vaccines and that vaccine
25:27
is giving you seizures or epilepsy or
25:30
autism or food allergies or asthma that
25:35
same company is now stopping your child
25:38
who is sick for life
25:40
yeah buter all inhalers Cobin inhalers
25:45
the adderall ritalin the concern they
25:51
any seizure medication the diabetes
25:54
drugs the rheumatoid arthritis drugs
25:57
these companies are making 50 billion
26:00
dollars a year selling vaccines
26:02
mandatory vaccines and then they're
26:04
making 500 billion dollars a year
26:07
selling the treatments the chronic
26:10
diseases that are being caused by those
26:12
vaccines there is not only no incentive
26:15
for them to make it safe there's
26:16
actually to make those vaccines as
26:20
dangerous as possible they have monopoly
26:22
control there's no competition
26:24
everybody's told you take this Mercs
26:27
hepatitis B shot you take Burke's MMR
26:31
there is no other MMR to take let me ask
26:33
you this
26:34
you said your party them adjust for full
26:36
disclosure you're still a Democrat you
26:37
haven't left the party I'm still a
26:39
Democrat really angry about this why did
26:43
the one party that has this wrong is the
26:45
Democratic Party when they we have in a
26:56
Reagan signed the law into it and I'm
27:00
not blaming Reagan you know because I
27:03
think Reagan was probably trying to do
27:05
something good leave that this law would
27:12
somehow make it easier for people to
27:16
recover injuries from injuries quickly
27:19
and that they would keep people from
27:21
getting sick they didn't know what I
27:23
know today so when we had the Supreme
27:27
Court case which you know extended the
27:30
liability complete blanket immunity for
27:33
all product defect claims to these
27:36
companies it was the Republicans on the
27:40
Supreme Court that voted to do that it
27:43
was that Democrats particularly URI ated
27:51
this ad saying this is you are
27:53
unleashing what what's happened in on
28:02
Capitol Hill and in Congress the
28:05
Republicans are as bad as the Democrats
28:06
everybody's scared that's issue on the
28:09
state legislatures Republicans have been
28:13
fantastic and they are the ones that the
28:16
pharmaceutical companies once they get
28:18
up into the higher office but our Pharma
28:21
has more control you know we can't get
28:27
the reason why I asked this to following
28:29
reason so for me in my family I'm
28:32
married to have three kids I was in the
28:34
military so you know when you're in the
28:35
military take a bunch of shots I took 11
28:37
shots when I joined the army and they
28:39
said your government property something
28:40
may happen but what we're testing I have
28:43
offices nationwide and I talk to a lot
28:45
of my executives and a lot of them are
28:46
from Cal
28:47
for me in California they're not
28:48
comfortable about vaccines so they'll
28:49
say I'm anti vaccine I'm Pro vaccine but
28:52
there's a lot of people that are that
28:54
are in the middle and the people I'd
28:56
want to focus on is the folks that are
28:58
willing to be educated to consider
29:03
different positions I'm speaking of my
29:05
wife and my wife last time we stayed up
29:07
last night late watching all these
29:09
different documentaries these articles
29:11
and you know once you get into this
29:12
conversation of anti vaccine or probe X
29:14
and there's a lot you can read there's
29:16
an enough content to go through and she
29:18
says well baby this is starting to make
29:19
sense and that's starting to make sense
29:21
and what about this and it kept going
29:22
and going you know to dos or in the
29:24
middle when you talk about Democrats and
29:27
I said you know why are Democrats not
29:29
again I think a lot of people do have an
29:31
issue with big pharma this is some stats
29:33
that I pulled up is a big pharma that's
29:36
advertised six billion dollars of TV
29:39
last year when it comes out to a lobby
29:41
and you were given a data they're number
29:43
one number one was big pharma by a mile
29:45
at 280 million insurance was second then
29:49
electronic manufacturing then business
29:51
associations then oil and gas then
29:53
electronic than real estate and then I
29:55
went a little bit deeper I said let me
29:57
see what's happening with cost and you
29:59
see that based on a study done by your
30:01
an independent research group funded by
30:03
the 4th health insurance companies for
30:05
health insurance companies type 1
30:07
diabetes spent on average fifty seven
30:09
hundred dollars per person on insulin in
30:10
2016 versus 2841 and 2012 that's nearly
30:14
a hundred percent growth in only four
30:17
years and 3,400 drugs boosted their
30:20
pricing for the first six months of 2019
30:23
17% increase in a number of drug hikes
30:26
from a year earlier and the average
30:29
price hike is ten and a half percent
30:30
that's five times inflation so when I
30:33
watch debates you don't see the left and
30:37
the right being true off when it comes
30:38
down to a big farm abusing them so who
30:41
is holding them accountable to be able
30:43
to constantly move one out the first
30:47
thing you said is really kind of ruin
30:50
the problem which is I think was 1996
30:55
FDA adopted a new rule it was
30:59
in this country for pharmaceutical
31:01
companies to advertise drugs
31:03
direct-to-consumer in other words to
31:05
advertise on TV and uh and then FDA
31:10
changed that rule so there's only two
31:12
countries in the world that allow ARMA
31:15
civico companies to advertise on eBay
31:17
and New Zealand is one and what are the
31:18
others we have as a result of that we
31:21
get the highest drug prices I think 9
31:25
out of every 10 hours in the world and
31:29
on pharmaceutical drugs is spent in this
31:31
country so we're you know we it's not a
31:34
good thing for Public Health and by the
31:36
way the third leading cause of death in
31:40
this country is pharmaceutical drugs
31:43
okay healthier we have the most
31:47
aggressive vaccine schedule in the world
31:50
in this country and we have the worst
31:52
health and our children can adults
31:55
oh we have worse infant mortality we
31:58
have if you look at any of the metrics
32:00
you as I think it's 72 in infant
32:03
mortality in the world where around
32:05
Syria and Costa Rica oh I was a kid we
32:09
were number one on all of those we were
32:11
the best with the healthiest people in
32:13
the world the best health care system
32:15
today we you know we're paying the most
32:18
money for the worst outcomes a lot of
32:20
that is because a pharmaceutical
32:23
advertisements on and I don't do they
32:25
advertise on TV but they control content
32:28
oh you know Anderson Cooper is sponsored
32:33
by Pfizer Erin Burnett is sponsored by
32:36
Pfizer NBC Nightly News is sponsored by
32:41
Merck and Roger Ailes told them they
32:46
like you know Roger Ailes I knew very
32:49
well it was a founder Fox's I didn't
32:53
agree with him politically but we were
32:56
friends we spent a couple of months the
32:57
other 1/10 I was 18 years old and Africa
33:01
I had this you know good relationship
33:03
with him and he understood the issue of
33:07
vaccine injury from me he had a personal
33:10
experience with back injury
33:12
we're a kid who was close to him was
33:15
injured and so he knew it was true and
33:18
we have made out make a film documentary
33:22
about it a couple of years before he
33:25
died when he was still at the height of
33:26
his powers and I asked him you know can
33:30
I come on I don't want to play it on Fox
33:32
I wanted to come on fox and talk about
33:34
it he said I can't let you do that he
33:37
said in fact if any of my house allowed
33:40
you on their show I have to fire I
33:42
didn't I would get a call from Rupert
33:46
within 10 minutes Rupert Murdoch who
33:49
owns Fox also owns one of the biggest
33:51
vaccine companies in the world and has
33:54
been one of the big promoters of it but
33:56
Roger told me and he said he said during
34:00
non-election years there in certain
34:03
parts of the air 70% of our advertising
34:07
revenue for evening news shows is coming
34:10
from Pharma and and he said typically
34:14
there's about 22 ads on an evening news
34:17
and 17 of those are pharmaceutical s
34:19
that's why you see this these aggressive
34:22
promotion some vaccines all the time
34:24
you're you're constantly being told it's
34:27
flu season get your vaccine because
34:29
they're selling the products not just
34:31
during the advertising section of the
34:33
show but they're selling the products
34:34
during the entire show and yeah your
34:37
measles and then you know there's
34:39
inflating they terror of flu the terror
34:42
of measles the terror of you know
34:45
coronavirus which are constant themes
34:47
which bring them in viewers could also
34:50
sell medical products which is what
34:53
their advertisers are trying to sell and
34:55
those companies you know the CNN and and
34:59
those other companies are going to
35:00
underly compromise they're not asking
35:03
the questions of government officials
35:04
that they need to be asking and they're
35:06
getting you know they're bowing down and
35:08
genuflecting to anthony pouchy as a very
35:12
well document and very checkered history
35:15
of telling the truth of not telling the
35:19
truth of being of abusing his power and
35:23
you know resulting and
35:25
really sinister things like hiding the
35:28
leukemia virus is known to be in three
35:32
of our large vaccines that we know
35:33
causes cancer and he's hidden that from
35:36
the American people he fired the number
35:40
one scientist at NIH for her study
35:43
showed and those magazines were
35:45
contaminated and he he also he was Judy
35:51
makeupit's who worked for the agency was
35:55
on the team that identified the HIV
35:58
vaccine
35:59
HIV virus and connected it to AIDS and
36:02
he kept that secret for six months
36:05
oh then he could get one of his cronies
36:07
to make the publication but that
36:09
resulted in many many people getting it
36:12
it's because the test was delayed by six
36:14
months those things are you know are
36:18
really black spots on Tony ouchies
36:20
record and to turn our entire nation
36:23
over to Tony Falchi with this
36:26
unquestioned reverence and the constant
36:29
you know Jenny black she - um I think
36:31
it's something that is not healthy for
36:34
our country and it's really kind of
36:36
sickening to see to watch the news
36:39
division these people are supposed to be
36:41
reporters doing the exact same thing
36:43
that they did during the Iraq war which
36:45
is that you know what reporters are not
36:47
supposed to take the word of government
36:50
officials my father told me when I was a
36:53
kid people in power lie the job of
36:57
reporter is constant skepticism constant
37:00
scrutiny and difficult questions
37:05
Wow yeah I have the article right here
37:07
where you set up Robert F Kennedy jr.
37:10
Warren's Anthony Falchi is a fraud and
37:12
that's poison an entire generation of
37:14
Americans this was just 10 days ago
37:15
April 20th so let's just say you were a
37:18
reporter say Robert F Kennedy jr.
37:20
instead of wanting to go into
37:22
environment environmental law you have a
37:23
conversation and you decide you know I
37:26
think I want to go be a reporter if
37:28
you're a reporter today if you're
37:30
reported today and you're interviewing
37:32
dr. Anthony Falchi what questions would
37:35
you be asking
37:37
I would be saying I mean number one why
37:40
are we skipping animal studies with
37:43
these vaccines we know the history of
37:45
the corona virus vaccine on a virus
37:47
vaccines in the past have shown
37:49
themselves to be very very dangerous
37:51
vaccines very volatile vaccines and I'll
37:55
explain to you why that so in 2002
38:00
beginning in 2002 there were three SARS
38:03
epidemics and these are ours is a corona
38:08
virus and what the first of those was a
38:12
natural occurring corona virus that
38:15
jumped from bats in China to human
38:18
beings the second two were lab-created
38:22
karana virus vaccine but the corona
38:25
virus is an escape from the lab and
38:28
caused these epidemics that's not
38:29
controversial and everybody you know
38:32
agrees with that but it was deep concern
38:36
about the transmissibility and the
38:39
virulence of corona virus and its
38:41
capacity to jump from animals to human
38:43
bait so all the major nations Western
38:47
nations and China got together in the
38:50
between 2006 to 2012 to create corona
38:54
virus vaccines it created about 30
38:57
vaccines and they chose the 4 most
39:00
promising on this was a consortium of
39:02
the best scientists neurologists and
39:04
knowledge in the world they gave those
39:07
four magazines to ferrets and parents
39:10
are the closest analogy when it comes to
39:12
up at rest or infections to human beings
39:14
they're heavily utilized to study corona
39:17
virus Ferris had a an excellent immune
39:23
response to the vaccine meaning they
39:25
develop at any parties and that's the
39:28
metric that FDA uses on it licensed the
39:32
vaccine it just looks and says is it
39:34
producing anybody vaccines are never
39:35
tested in the field patch nobody ever
39:37
gives a 5,000 people a vaccine and 5,000
39:41
people no vaccine and then sends them
39:43
out and sees what happens that's not how
39:45
they get licensed they get licensed by
39:49
you showing that they can produce
39:50
anybody's the presumption is that
39:52
anybody will defend you against future
39:55
attacks by God by that virus and so make
39:59
he the ferrets amount looked really good
40:02
in anybody responds and they thought
40:04
they had four winners here a button and
40:07
something really frightening happened
40:10
when those ferrets were exposed to the
40:12
wild virus they horrible inflammation
40:18
throughout all the organs on their
40:20
bodies and they died particularly in
40:23
their lungs and they died and then those
40:27
scientists remembered that the same
40:30
thing that happened when they had tried
40:32
rs8 vaccine in the 1960s on children and
40:37
RSV was very similar to Quranic virus
40:39
upper respiratory infection and they had
40:41
given it to about they skipped animal
40:43
studies they gave it to 35 kids and it
40:48
was an excellent provokes excellently in
40:50
response but then when those kids were
40:52
exposed to the wild virus they begin
40:55
horribly sick and two of them died and
40:57
they immediately discontinued that study
40:59
I wasn't scandal everybody remembered it
41:02
and they were in 2012 they were testing
41:07
all of these vaccines they sent
41:09
themselves on ferrets they said this is
41:11
what happened to those children we tried
41:14
it out and they developed anybody
41:16
responsible then they had what we call
41:17
paradoxical immune enhancement when they
41:20
were exposed to the real virus instead
41:23
of instead of protecting against it it
41:25
actually enhanced it made it much more
41:27
deadly man they connected it in 2014 to
41:32
the dengue vaccine which was one of Tony
41:34
found cheese vaccines which had a lot of
41:37
those same red flags during the clinical
41:41
trials they gave it to the Filipinos
41:44
anyway Philippines gave it to hundreds
41:46
of kids the kids were great great immune
41:51
response and then when they're exposed
41:52
to wildfire as they died 600 of them
41:55
died the Philippine government today is
41:57
prosecuted criminally putting people in
41:59
jail for that because they knew it they
42:02
knew something bad was
42:03
from the clinical trials and so the this
42:09
is something that is a unique
42:11
peculiarities of coronavirus it's
42:15
puzzling that Tony found his own vaccine
42:18
the Moderne vaccine which he you know is
42:20
its agency owns 50% of that vaccine and
42:24
they went right to human testing without
42:26
testing my animals and that just seems
42:28
almost criminally irresponsible and he's
42:31
allowing the same thing I would ask him
42:35
knowing that history and by the way it's
42:39
not just me saying this all the people
42:41
who have criticized me for my stance and
42:43
magazines for many years the leaders
42:45
like Peter Hotez all often and Ian
42:48
Lipkin are all saying the same thing
42:50
that I'm saying to you right now you
42:53
have to be really really careful with
42:55
the government virus vaccine reason is
42:58
that vaccines develop a immune response
43:05
but they felt different kind there are
43:09
two different kinds of antibodies this
43:11
is what they found out from this process
43:13
there's neutralizing antibodies which
43:16
you want them your body to produce and
43:18
that guard you against the disease
43:20
those are good antibodies they also
43:23
produce a specific species of antibodies
43:25
called a blinding antibiotics and those
43:29
are the ones that provoke an enhanced
43:32
immune response once you're exposed to
43:35
vaccine and you have to figure out you
43:37
know which one of those you're actually
43:39
producing and it's unclear that they're
43:47
not doing that in this case the other
43:49
thing that they're not doing is they're
43:50
not using placebo testing which means
43:53
nobody will ever know what the risk
43:56
profile is for those products if you
43:59
don't test against placebo you're you
44:03
don't know whether the people who became
44:05
ill and at coba with that receive the
44:07
vaccine became ill because of the
44:08
vaccine or just coincidental there's no
44:13
way to know
44:13
and so they'll even recorded and it
44:17
if it immediately creates opportunities
44:21
for bias for corruption and for cheating
44:24
if you do not do splits Ebola and that's
44:26
why the World Health Organization CDC
44:28
FDA and IH everybody says if you don't
44:32
use a placebo it's not science it's
44:35
marketing and that's what they're doing
44:37
they're doing all of these tests without
44:40
using placebo I would say to Anthony
44:42
ouchy well why aren't you using a
44:45
placebo group are you scared about what
44:48
is going to be shown about safety if you
44:50
actually use a treatment see buckram
44:53
it's completely irresponsible you know
44:54
what when you look at the data and the
44:57
media so a proven rating of Falchi
44:59
against Trump and he constantly showed
45:01
that that America Trump's foutch trust
45:03
Falchi more than Trump right now behind
45:06
closed doors what is the motivation of
45:10
foul Chi right you know you have a lot
45:13
of folks who are watching saying this
45:14
man seems like a reasonable guy so G has
45:18
a bias towards vaccines and he owns the
45:21
vaccine so he has he literally owns
45:24
vaccine the only profit motivation is
45:26
purely probably III think it's power and
45:29
I think the same is true the case both
45:31
some actually stand to make huge amounts
45:33
of money you know potentially millions
45:35
millions I don't believe you know it's
45:39
very hard to look into another man's
45:41
brain and I try not to do that but just
45:45
looking at them I really believe that
45:47
their motivation is more about power and
45:51
there is no more our composition than
45:54
being a health official because you can
45:56
literally dictator I mean at this point
45:58
Tony foutch he has powers that no
46:02
American president has ever had he's you
46:04
know telling people in California you
46:06
can't go to the beach you can't go in
46:08
the ocean you can't go shop your kids
46:11
can't go to school you have to stay in
46:14
your house you're gonna you know the two
46:16
days ago they were getting thousand
46:19
dollar tickets to people who were
46:20
swimming in the ocean and surfing no
46:23
presidents ever had that kind of power
46:25
before but today ouchy who's very very
46:28
close partners with gates
46:30
in America and there what they're saying
46:32
if you listen carefully what they're
46:34
saying is you all are are gonna stay in
46:38
the house until we have a vaccine
46:41
it's not gonna be safe to come out and
46:44
that is a tremendous power to tell
46:46
people they have to wait and do that
46:47
until you don't think out you know what
46:50
I think there is a struggle between two
46:54
different ways to handle this quarantine
46:56
and nobody everybody saying listen to
46:59
the scientists but there's a flaw there
47:03
which is the scientists can tell you
47:06
maybe can model they can model how many
47:10
people are gonna die from coronavirus
47:13
using different scenarios you know if
47:17
you all go back to work tomorrow
47:19
here's how many people died if we all
47:22
say you act up for six months here's how
47:24
many people and they can do that
47:25
probably pretty well people are saying
47:28
listen to the scientists but there's
47:29
something that is not being modeled here
47:32
which is something that those scientists
47:35
have no expertise on which happen how
47:38
many people are being killed by the
47:39
quarantine there's really good data and
47:43
is solid from dozens and dozens of
47:47
studies that show that number one
47:52
isolation kills lots of people kills
47:56
people through a depression and it kills
47:58
people through mistakes it kills people
47:59
from not getting in a routine medical
48:02
care it kills people a lot of different
48:05
ways but also it unemployment kills
48:10
people so there's a really good 1982
48:13
book this is considered an authoritative
48:15
and that book did all of the modeling on
48:19
you know on historical unemployment
48:21
rates and this was a long time ago so
48:22
our population is what they book found
48:28
is that for every point in unemployment
48:30
if there's 37,000 people died 9,000
48:35
people die from heart attacks I know
48:37
other people die from suicides all these
48:40
different reasons that they die and then
48:42
3,000 333
48:44
people go to prison everyone point at an
48:48
extra 40,000 people end up in mental
48:50
institutions oh we're looking at
48:53
unemployment rates from this quarantine
48:54
that are going to exceed 35 percent in
48:58
other words the increase as one from
49:01
three point five percent and we'll go to
49:03
35 percent you multiply 37,000 by 30 and
49:09
you're looking at over a million people
49:11
about 1.1 million people who could die
49:15
from the quarantine just from that
49:17
metric then there's a lot of other
49:19
metrics for example what you know we are
49:23
hurting the or disrupting the food the
49:28
supply chains for foods and medicines so
49:31
people are not going to get their
49:32
medicine people not going to get their
49:34
foods this is nothing to do with
49:36
unemployment people are also today are
49:40
not seeing doctors for routine
49:42
medications for routine treatment people
49:45
who have cancer people have diabetes
49:47
people have hypertension who are
49:50
skipping doctor's appointments because
49:52
of the quarantine all those people are
49:55
also at risk and then there's the
49:56
impacts on children going to school so
50:00
there's a tremendous amount of impacts
50:02
that have not been modeled and we want
50:04
to have good public policy in this
50:06
country you need to actually do a risk
50:09
assessment and saying what are the full
50:12
risk you know not with let's not just
50:14
look at the quranic artist deaths let's
50:17
look at that the dance i'm the
50:19
alternative quran virus which is
50:20
quarantine the swedes did this and they
50:25
said it's not going to work
50:27
and they looked at it and they you know
50:29
the chief epidemiologists of sweden said
50:31
we're going to go back to work and when
50:33
I could have many of these restrictions
50:34
on on you know social distancing etc
50:38
we're gonna protect the elderly and this
50:41
is one you know I think we all thought
50:43
was gonna happen
50:44
we went quarantine for a couple of weeks
50:47
and so hospitals could gear up till they
50:50
could get the beds they could get the
50:51
ventilators the testing kits they could
50:56
get the
50:58
drugs like various therapeutic s-- the
51:02
IV vitamin C treatment chloroquine or
51:07
whatever and then we would have an
51:11
avalanche where all the young people who
51:13
are in good condition and we're not very
51:16
vulnerable this would come out and
51:18
resume life as usual go to work go to
51:21
play the we would keep isolated people
51:25
have chronic health conditions and
51:28
seniors elderly because they're
51:30
vulnerable
51:31
those people if you can show that you
51:33
have a chronic caliper and we would pay
51:36
their paychecks and take care of them
51:38
and keep them isolated until the disease
51:41
runs through the population and we
51:44
develop accurate immunity and then
51:46
they're protected by that and that and
51:49
then also you know at that time we have
51:51
better therapeutics they can really
51:53
treat this disease and that would be a
51:56
plan that would would not you know
51:59
bankrupt generations of Americans and
52:02
that's what they're doing in Sweden and
52:05
what they say in Sweden is yes we do
52:07
have a spike and death rates compared to
52:09
Norway which is quarantine but a year
52:14
from now we're gonna have everybody's
52:16
gonna have the same right Italy view as
52:19
you know Sweden everywhere it's gonna
52:21
have their year from now that all of the
52:23
same death rate we will still have
52:25
economy and you all and I think that's a
52:28
risk you know that that is not being
52:31
assessed and you know there's this
52:33
reference given to scientists with
52:36
actually answering the question is is
52:39
this scientist equipped to actually give
52:41
us advice on this issue or should we
52:44
limit his advice as to what his
52:46
expertise is tell me found she has zero
52:50
training and zero capacity and has
52:54
probably never had a single study about
52:58
the cost of unemployment on public
53:01
health he knows about virology and
53:04
immunology he doesn't know anything
53:07
about these other impacts why is he
53:09
calling the shots
53:10
why is he
53:11
calling the shots well I you know I
53:14
think that is a combination of things
53:18
and some of it a lot of it has to do
53:20
with the the incapacity the the acquired
53:26
incapacity of Anderson Cooper and CNN to
53:34
scrutinise be Orthodox ease of the
53:39
pharmaceutical and medical cartels they
53:42
will not ask the questions and you know
53:46
if Tony said you tell them also a flu
53:49
shot is good for you it's proven to work
53:52
they will believe that they won't
53:54
actually look at the science and you
53:56
know the Cochrane Collaboration this is
53:59
the ultimate arbiter on science the
54:01
Cochrane Collaboration has looked at
54:03
every published food study and what
54:06
they've said is the flu vaccine does not
54:10
work it does not prevent deaths in the
54:13
elderly it actually enhances it makes
54:17
you more vulnerable to on flu infections
54:21
every year let me tell you this patching
54:24
every year CNN releases flu death data
54:28
and that data is not real data it's fake
54:34
data so and I'll tell you what they do
54:37
the CDC actually does very good
54:41
gathering and it assembles the data on
54:44
American health and death certificates
54:47
and an index called the mortality and
54:50
morbidity data and if you go to the
54:52
mortality and morbidity data you can see
54:55
how many flu does actually happen in
54:57
America nobody does that
55:00
and instead CNN reports every year at
55:05
the flu deaths in this country were
55:06
between 60,000 90 and they'll say it's
55:10
worse than ever
55:10
it could be 95,000 deaths this year I'm
55:14
Flo take your flu shot but if you go
55:17
around and ask people do you actually
55:18
know anybody has never died of a Flo
55:20
those people tell you know if 95
55:24
thousand people were dying
55:25
we all know people who die in the flow
55:28
the truth is at the year they said
55:31
95,000 which was two years ago there
55:33
were 2,000 people who died the average
55:37
death rate for the flow over the past 20
55:39
years around a thousand people a year
55:41
and what they do is they conflate the
55:46
mortality morbidity data for pneumonia
55:49
with the flow and Moe's only 7 percent
55:52
of pneumonia cases are actually caused
55:55
by the flow of pneumonia deaths the rest
55:57
of them are non flu or respiratory
56:01
infections so CNN just about every year
56:05
and I don't think Sanjay Gupta Anderson
56:08
Cooper actually what a line buddy is
56:10
part of their Gestalt there you know
56:14
there's most dangerous disease for
56:35
somebody that's watching the same Robert
56:37
why is your data right and not their
56:40
data if you're saying only a thousand
56:41
versus something different
56:43
nobody you should trust me and nobody
56:47
you should trust Anderson Cooper and
56:49
nobody should trust honey vouching they
56:51
should trust the science and what I'm
56:53
using is not my data it's their data and
56:57
you know any I've written a letter to
56:59
Sanjay Gupta outlining all of the
57:03
standard and a very polite civil letter
57:06
but to saying you know Sanjay I'm are
57:08
you a lot I know you're not deliberately
57:10
doing this but you say these things
57:12
every year and here's why each of them
57:15
is wrong according this in it and now
57:18
everything I say on my Instagram page
57:22
every single statement is sourced and
57:25
cited you can't do it on Instagram
57:29
because Instagram doesn't let you legs
57:31
oh I always probably should urge us on
57:33
Instagram because that's kind of my you
57:35
know best
57:37
I always usually within 24 hours
57:42
reprinted on children's health defense
57:44
webs with all the sites and with all the
57:47
sourcing on say if I said something that
57:50
was untrue people would be all over me
57:53
if I you know my enemies are watching
57:56
everything that I say pharmaceutical
57:58
industry watching everything they'd say
57:59
so I am very very careful any public
58:03
statement that I make is source and you
58:07
know if I if I made a mistake which I'm
58:10
sure at some point it's possible for me
58:12
to do
58:13
somebody told me in a manner of the
58:15
second immediately we don't you know
58:19
doctors scientists you know we really
58:36
are are careful about making sure
58:38
everything is sourced to peer review or
58:41
to a government database who's on your
58:45
side by the way because your position I
58:47
mean I I saw the letter your family
58:49
wrote to you this was about a year ago
58:51
and you know RFK is our brother and
58:54
uncle he's tragically wrong about
58:56
vaccines we love RFK but he's part of
58:58
the misinformation campaign that's
59:00
heartbreaking and deadly consequences
59:02
whose on you because when you're talking
59:04
if somebody's listening that's in the
59:06
middle not big person that's on a big
59:08
pharma side say they're CNN Cooper Gupta
59:10
or not somebody that's on the other side
59:12
but somebody that says a lot of this
59:14
stuff is saying makes a lot of sense who
59:17
else is on your side that's a big name
59:19
and a credible source you know a lot of
59:27
doctors nurses and their household names
59:35
are people top scientists
59:46
I just called Peter a a B has hundreds
59:51
hundreds of peer-reviewed publications
59:53
and he was always against us until he
59:55
recently did a study on the DTV and
60:00
showed and it's killing more people than
60:04
the area Tennyson pertussis and that
60:07
girls who get the magazine are ten times
60:11
more likely to die than people who don't
60:13
get the vaccine and so and that brought
60:16
him of the data brought him over so we
60:19
have you know there are many many
60:20
doctors but they don't they don't want
60:23
to put their heads off because their
60:24
careers are destroyed so I just get
60:26
their careers destroyed journalists lose
60:28
their careers people this isn't you know
60:31
this is a career killer
60:32
the reason I'm you know my name is
60:37
prominent is because I you know I have a
60:43
track record and I'm a litigator I
60:47
argued all these important cases I was
60:49
on trial teams in come on santo cases on
60:53
the case income mark ruffalo just will
60:56
be about one of my cases which was the
60:59
which was the dupont case West Virginia
61:04
and you know I've been involved my side
61:08
helps hundreds of groups I have a track
61:11
record I have friends resilience because
61:14
of that and because of my family but
61:19
otherwise the industry has spent fifteen
61:22
years
61:23
you know battering that decision and
61:25
I've lost the one friendships and I've
61:27
lost a lot of business relationships and
61:30
other relationships and credibility with
61:33
people who just believe Oh
61:35
never hear my arguments they never hear
61:39
them all they hear is he's an auntie
61:42
back sir and they said well that's wrong
61:44
and you know my family even those three
61:47
members of my family who wrote that
61:49
article I have a big family
61:51
I have supporters in the family too but
61:53
the three members who wrote that article
61:55
accused me of being an auntie back sir
61:58
oh I'm not I've never said anything any
62:01
vaccine
62:02
I'm not
62:04
what I've said is a vaccine should be
62:08
safe and effective and that they
62:10
shouldn't be mandated in any case and
62:12
but if you can make a vaccine that is
62:14
proven to be safe and proven to be
62:16
effective I wouldn't be against it but
62:19
let's do let's walk through the proof oh
62:21
you know if there's I've spent 37 years
62:26
trying to get mercury out of fish nobody
62:29
calls me any fish I spent 37 years
62:33
trying to get pesticides out of food
62:35
nobody calls me any food I spent 30
62:39
years trying to get to improve fuel
62:43
efficiency or get carbon fuel out of
62:45
automobiles I you know my partnership
62:48
was the biggest investor in Tesla and I
62:55
was part of a partnership that built the
62:57
two biggest solar plants in our country
63:01
I want to get I want to get carbon
63:04
energy system nobody calls me anti
63:07
energy I'm not any vaccine I just want
63:11
say good science robust science
63:14
independent regulators and and safety oh
63:18
I've never said I was any vaccine people
63:20
call me that because it's a way of
63:22
marginalizing me it's a way of making
63:25
people think I'm a crackpot you know and
63:27
keeping me silent and censoring me
63:32
because you know he didn't in facts he's
63:33
dangerous don't let people hear him
63:35
because it will spread like a virus and
63:38
so they keep me off a TV they keep me
63:40
off of social media they keep me out of
63:42
the newspapers and it allows everybody
63:44
including three members of my family to
63:47
say you know we don't like what he says
63:50
good guys but they heard what I said do
63:54
you guys still do family reunions where
63:56
everybody gets tired you know what my
64:02
parents encouraged us every night to get
64:06
in arguments and that's what we do or is
64:09
it one discussion the dinner table and
64:12
we you know there would be topics and we
64:15
would argue about them
64:17
I remember my father hey you know should
64:20
we get out of Vietnam is it good to take
64:23
LSD God exists you know all these things
64:28
that would throw them out and then we
64:30
would argue about that name with you
64:32
know coaches on our Argos my grandfather
64:34
is the same thing to his kids he'd say
64:37
you know should we be and he should we
64:40
join war in Spain fascism good for Italy
64:44
you know whatever and make us argument
64:48
and encourage us to take extreme points
64:51
of view and talk about so like somebody
64:54
in my family argues against my position
64:58
is not troublesome and in no way
65:02
relationship I understand you know we
65:06
need to Beit that's what we ought to be
65:07
doing we ought to be debating this
65:10
everybody should and we should be able
65:12
to do it without you know without
65:15
vitriol and without anger I posted
65:27
something on Twitter earlier and this
65:28
the question I asked I said what topic
65:31
generally creates the most heated
65:34
debates between you and your family
65:36
I just curious you know what people
65:38
gonna say right and they said you know
65:40
pro-life pro-choice you know who's the
65:43
greatest of all time Michael Jordan or
65:45
LeBron some of them with sports but the
65:47
most the most comments here the one that
65:50
came up the most was vaccine vaccine is
65:54
the one that creates the most heated
65:56
debate amongst people why do you think
65:58
that is well it's clear on why it is
66:03
because we're doing something that we've
66:05
never done before we're telling people
66:07
you have to take this medication and
66:10
we're taking doctors who you know at
66:13
this sacred for 2,000 years since
66:16
Epocrates had a sacred relationship with
66:21
the patient where that doctor is
66:23
treating you and owes you is complete
66:28
Allegiance is silence
66:30
is confidentiality his best about your
66:34
condition and is trying to heal you
66:37
we've now profoundly and dramatically
66:40
changed the role of the doctor and the
66:42
doctor is now the agent of state power
66:45
and state policy and he's saying even
66:49
though you're a completely healthy kid
66:50
I'm gonna give you a risky medication so
66:54
that you can protect somebody else
66:56
allegedly you know which basically which
66:58
by the way that ain't true you're much
67:02
more likely to get chickenpox from a
67:04
vaccinated person or measles and you are
67:06
from an unvaccinated person much more
67:09
likely you're much more likely to get
67:11
polio from the vaccinated personated 70%
67:15
of the polio in the world is vaccine
67:18
strain that things you got it from a
67:19
vaccinated person oh that is a mythology
67:23
that unpacks and people are dangerous is
67:26
the fact if you look at thee the
67:29
manufacturers answered for chickenpox it
67:33
says on the manufacturers insert after
67:35
you receive this vaccine do not be in
67:38
proximity of pregnant women are
67:39
immunocompromised people for six weeks
67:42
nobody ever does that they go to back to
67:44
school the next day and they spread the
67:46
chickenpox and you know pertussis you
67:49
become an asymptomatic carrier you're
67:52
spreading pertussis it whereas if you
67:54
actually were on vac centered and you've
67:56
got pertussis you would know it you can
67:58
whooping cough and you'd say ah me you
67:59
wouldn't be spending it your the
68:02
pertussis vaccine you got it well you
68:05
don't know you got it it's bigger
68:06
spreading it to other people and and
68:09
some vaccines actually more likely to
68:13
spread disease than if you're
68:15
unvaccinated 1961 your uncle president
68:20
john f kennedy urged 80 million
68:22
Americans including almost 5 million
68:23
children who had not been vaccinated for
68:25
polio to receive the Salk vaccine which
68:27
he called the miraculous drug do you
68:30
think he would have the same position
68:32
today as he did in 1961 you know I don't
68:35
want to speak to me I'll go on for my
68:37
uncle of course he he was for that and
68:41
we we only had two backs and
68:43
you know I got the Palio salt vaccine we
68:47
didn't know any of the problems with
68:48
vaccines we didn't have you know most of
68:51
the vaccines today
68:53
olia was a health care crisis most of
68:56
the vaccines when they put all these
68:57
vaccines on a schedule almost none of
69:00
them were hurt dangerous diseases
69:02
casually contagious diseases now we're
69:04
gonna spread why don't we need to happen
69:06
time speed backs hepatitis B vaccine is
69:09
given every job the day they're born and
69:12
the only way you can get from your mom
69:15
if she has it when you're both being
69:17
born but every mother is tested in every
69:19
hospital in every state in this country
69:22
so that's a very small amount of kids
69:25
and they you can give them the vaccine
69:27
the only other way you get that is B is
69:32
from is from sex you know or from you
69:38
know unprotected sex that little child
69:41
is it zero risk why are we giving a
69:44
magazine afroditi speed magazine was
69:47
manufactured by Merck or male
69:50
homosexuals because they were having and
69:57
and for heroin addicts and prostitutes
70:02
and that's it that's why they developed
70:05
it and guess what happened none of those
70:08
people use the vaccine it couldn't sell
70:11
any of them oh they went back Merck went
70:14
back to C D City and said we're not
70:17
selling this product it's lost leader
70:19
for us order it give it to children and
70:23
CDC does whatever Merck tells them they
70:27
ordered it for every child out vaccine
70:29
only lasts two years so that child is
70:32
not gonna sleep with a prostitute
70:34
between the day they're born in the day
70:37
they're two years old or the day they're
70:39
ten and they're given five of those
70:40
vaccines because they only last two
70:42
years the only reason for that vaccine
70:45
the only reason is to enrich that
70:48
company and it kills lots and lots and
70:51
lots of kids every year that's one if
70:55
there's many
70:56
other vaccines that are clearly killing
70:58
today more children than they're saving
71:01
another one of those would be the
71:03
rotavirus vaccine again was gone on the
71:06
body you know
71:07
did did you grow up with a great fear of
71:10
rotavirus no no of course not
71:14
it wasn't a threatening disease you know
71:16
art you know our generation or any
71:18
generation it's not a threatening there
71:21
are more rotavirus cases today which is
71:24
you know a couple hundred deaths a year
71:26
and there were before the run of virus
71:29
vaccine and the rotavirus vaccine
71:32
contains a port virus a pig virus
71:37
because it's made on pig tissue and we
71:40
know causes cancer and behavioral
71:43
problems in pigs why would we give that
71:47
why don't we take the risk and give that
71:48
vaccine do every American child they
71:52
have no idea whether it's causing those
71:54
cancers and in kids and if you go
71:57
through these vaccines one at a time and
72:00
you say do we really need this vaccine
72:02
most um is oh we don't in prior to
72:05
eighty five almost non-existent eighty
72:08
percent of the vaccines we have we're
72:11
after eighty five and there weren't huge
72:13
you know epidemics of infectious
72:15
diseases killing Americans at that time
72:18
even measles measles mortalities and 99
72:26
percent disappeared prior to the
72:28
introduction of the vaccine in 63 there
72:32
are only four hundred kids who died of
72:34
measles in a population of 200 million
72:36
Americans they were almost all black
72:40
children the Mississippi Delta
72:42
we're actually dying of malnutrition and
72:44
this was before the poverty programs and
72:47
you know the likelihood is easily
72:49
mortalities would have disappeared
72:51
altogether now measles is gonna come
72:53
back and cause it's a lot of problems
72:54
because the vaccine is it is doing
72:59
things it's forcing these those two
73:01
older populations and much younger
73:03
populations who should not be getting
73:05
measles there's there's data saying that
73:08
measles is back on
73:09
increase 110,000 people are now dying
73:12
from measles every year matter of fact
73:13
that's in the same letter that your
73:14
family wrote but you know this leads me
73:16
to something here right now because
73:17
world of organs the people who are now
73:27
getting measles in California you're not
73:37
adults you're not supposed to get
73:39
measles world how's that we're gonna
73:41
sage and little babies are now when
73:44
they're you know two weeks old and they
73:47
doesn't give you that and they're too
73:49
young to get the vaccine a lot of those
73:52
kids are going to end up dying
73:53
the measles and they world health day I
73:58
wish you just read is there's a lot of
74:01
scams in collecting that data and the
74:04
kids were who died of measles today are
74:08
severely malnourished kids in Africa and
74:12
you know the problem is is nourishment
74:16
measles disappear in this country when
74:19
we started having good sanitation good
74:21
nutrition you know again that's not me
74:24
saying CDC did a major study on this
74:29
mythology vaccines eradicated all these
74:33
mortalities for infectious diseases ere
74:36
conclusion from that which is on my
74:38
Instagram anybody can read their study
74:40
with a quote on Hopkins at CDC thus
74:45
vaccination almost nothing to do with
74:48
the disappearance of these mortalities
74:51
in the first half of the 20th century
74:54
I've seen didn't do it it was nutrition
74:57
it was sanitation was good food electric
75:01
refrigeration um chlorinated water and
75:05
electricity and that's what eradicated
75:09
disease that's why this disease now you
75:13
see World Health Organization also says
75:15
there because of vaccines that prevents
75:17
6 million deaths per year so if
75:22
there's no there's really no good way to
75:27
to act to ascertain were to judge that
75:31
data you know there's not they can't
75:35
point to a country for example they'll
75:38
say the DPT vaccine saves millions for
75:42
lives and is their most popular vaccine
75:44
it's the most popular vaccine the world
75:46
they're giving to every kid Africa and
75:48
they engage national compliance with
75:52
disease with with vaccine mandates
75:55
buyback vaccine a World Health
75:59
Organization funds most of the
76:01
ministries of health for all these
76:03
African countries and it funds their HIV
76:05
program so those countries are very
76:09
organization has a dictatorial control
76:11
over those countries it can tell them
76:14
you must take this vaccine and we're not
76:16
going to give you aids money and so they
76:19
do it so they all take the DPT vaccine
76:21
and nobody's ever really looked to see
76:24
whether the DBT vaccine is actually
76:27
saving lives
76:28
Oh in 2017 the Danish government like
76:33
the best scientist in the world in fact
76:35
that one of the world's biggest vaccine
76:36
companies at the cerumen stupid put
76:40
together study they brought together the
76:42
best scientists in the world and they
76:43
looked at populations in the nation of
76:47
Guinea Bissau or half the kids were
76:49
vaccinated before between two and five
76:51
months of age and half or so they had a
76:53
perfect natural experiment randomized
76:56
populations half contacts a half accent
77:00
and they looked at the health impacts
77:01
what they found when they F 30 years of
77:04
data they found that the vaccine you are
77:08
ten times more likely died if you got
77:12
the vaccine than if you didn't Oh WH o
77:17
the authors that Sonny I've been
77:22
screaming at the rooftops that WH oh you
77:25
got to stop using this vaccine you got
77:28
to reassess this WH o is still going
77:31
around claiming it saves lives it's a
77:32
lie it's a provable lie
77:36
that study by the way any of your
77:39
listeners can look it up and I encourage
77:41
you to do so
77:42
it's called morganson mor g en sen at
77:47
all other words and the team on 2017 and
77:52
made the journal is called the e
77:54
biopharma and you know so that the idea
77:58
that they're saving six million live
78:00
data that supports that which one of
78:04
those organizations do do you give a do
78:06
do you give a lot of credibility but
78:09
here's the problem you know i'm not
78:12
against the agencies i you know my whole
78:16
life has been trying to you know build
78:19
agencies in assuring integrity in them
78:23
but all those agencies are what we call
78:27
captive agencies they are run by the
78:29
industry eh-oh gets half of its budget
78:33
on pharmaceutical company is its budget
78:37
from the cdc and a forty five percent of
78:52
its budget on vaccines so you know we
78:58
shouldn't have that situation those
79:00
company should not be taking any money
79:02
from the industries they're supposed to
79:04
regulate and because of that they are
79:07
owned by those industries any good
79:10
science good policy good regulation
79:13
robert you know the topic of autism
79:16
obviously has a lot to do with vaccine
79:18
and it's it's part of this entire
79:19
conversation that we're having have
79:22
scientists and proper research being
79:24
able to prove what causes autism well
79:29
listen the the the answer to that is
79:34
that those studies have not
79:39
systematically been done there are many
79:41
many studies that link autism taxes we
79:45
have listed on our website
79:49
several hundred studies saying
79:53
suggesting in various ways but not only
79:57
do vaccines cause autism but actually
80:00
looking at the specific mechanisms I
80:03
wish they cause I don't think there's
80:05
any scientific question that vaccines
80:09
cause autism if you actually read this
80:11
the problem is
80:13
CDC has has has jinda 17 studies all of
80:23
those studies have flaws and those
80:26
studies are all logical studies in their
80:29
populations those studies are you know
80:39
when they looked at big populations they
80:41
said we couldn't find a lake here but
80:44
the problem is they were all done by
80:47
pharmaceutical industry scientists none
80:49
of them did and they all either look at
80:52
one vaccine the MMR which is given when
80:55
the children are quite old and then to
80:59
find aerosol so that's the only vaccine
81:02
one vaccine has ever been studied and
81:04
it's not the biggest suspect so the the
81:07
suspects are the five vaccines that are
81:10
given during the study and the Institute
81:16
of Medicine which is the ultimate
81:18
arbiter of vaccine science but you don't
81:20
have to listen to Bobby Kennedy
81:22
Institute of Medicine is looks over the
81:27
shoulder in CDC and HHS and tells them
81:31
whether they actually have done the
81:33
studies that are necessary the IOM
81:36
looked at all the vaccine studies that
81:38
have been done in 91 and 94 in 2011 and
81:42
in 2014 and what they said in every one
81:46
of those findings is they said CDC has
81:50
never done the studies that they've
81:53
scolded they've chided if they have
81:55
pleaded and CDC has refused to do those
81:58
oh what I'm saying CDC does not have
82:02
those
82:15
you can make up your own very very clear
82:29
the currents so what are these Institute
83:03
of Medicine has said those fees are no
83:05
good so what they do is they take the
83:10
tack of saying something that's so
83:12
absurd it's laughable they say there is
83:16
no autism that people are just noticing
83:20
odd you know anybody I mean I grew up we
83:37
never saw kids at work actually like
83:41
what you see today here's the real the
83:45
real rebuttal to that claim and autism
83:48
were just doing better diagnosis today
83:50
if that were true and where are all the
83:56
66 year old men with fought it with
83:58
full-blown autism in my entire life
84:01
having worked unless they accompanied
84:04
retardant I mean words in Spanish
84:07
Olympics I have never seen somebody my
84:09
age with full-blown was a man talking at
84:14
the mall
84:15
wearing diapers wearing a helmet
84:18
head-banging nonverbal on toilet-trained
84:22
stimming tall walking you know sit I've
84:27
never seen it in my life and yet you
84:31
know it's 134 kids am I in my children's
84:35
generation in the vaccine generation and
84:37
so the question is you cannot credibly
84:40
say it's always been with us because if
84:43
it's always been with us it would still
84:45
be here in my generation and they've
84:48
been saying that since 2004 and yet even
84:54
since 2004 it's gone up six or seven
84:58
hundred percent oh it's still climbing
85:00
and so it's it's completely incredible
85:03
and what they really try to do is avoid
85:05
having a conversation nobody's gonna
85:08
have this debate nobody's gonna sit down
85:11
and argue to my face also there's a lot
85:14
of science UC Davis did a study there's
85:17
there's dozens of saying no it's real
85:22
it's happening it's affecting kids is
85:25
not affecting adults and you know if a
85:30
debate could be set up who'd be the main
85:32
prominent voice for you to debate
85:34
against there's a lot of academics
85:47
people like Ian Lipkin at Columbia um
85:51
Peter Hotez at the University in Texas
85:54
who and these are people who have thrust
85:56
themselves to the forefront of defending
86:00
vaccines Paul Offit Children's Hospital
86:04
Philadelphia no these are vaccine
86:06
developers they're people or at the
86:08
forefront there are people who have
86:09
deliberately they're the ones who go on
86:12
TV on CNN go on Fox go on you know write
86:16
articles from the New York Times a
86:18
thrust themselves to the forefront of
86:20
this none of them will debate me they're
86:23
all terrified hey Wilma and it's not
86:26
because I'm a great debater
86:28
they know that the science speaks for
86:30
itself and I do know the science and I
86:32
know it backward I know it in many cases
86:35
better than they do because I actually
86:36
am looking at it critically and I've in
86:40
the studies they cite I know if anybody
86:55
else tries to debate me like for example
86:58
several months ago the Connecticut State
87:01
Legislature was considering a bill to
87:05
repeal vaccine exemptions and they asked
87:09
me to come to Connecticut and debate do
87:12
it debate and then they try to stack the
87:14
debate against me so they put five you
87:17
know neurologists and immunologist to
87:20
come to that debate I was going to make
87:22
each one oh we stack against me but I
87:27
was I was okay with those odds because I
87:29
know I'm gonna win that debate anyway I
87:31
flew across the country well if we can
87:49
coordinated you're open to it okay on
87:56
our end we'll see what we can if we can
87:57
get creative there by the way just just
87:59
for education purposes what's the
88:01
difference between the 1986 Act when
88:04
they came out with the National
88:05
childhood vaccine injury Act versus the
88:07
2011 brasov it's versus L Wyatt the
88:12
Bruce Lewis case was interpreting the
88:15
Act the Act said you have to go actually
88:22
Bruce which case really killed us and
88:25
killed people vaccine engine we're 5,400
88:29
people who's and my kid got autism from
88:32
a vaccine and they all descended on the
88:34
vaccine court at once the Act set up
88:41
same court where you're not suing the
88:44
company that entered you you're sewing
88:46
your petitioning the United States
88:48
government for redress does a vaccine
88:53
act recognize vaccines cannot be safely
88:56
may unavoidably unsafe that's the quote
88:59
and that we have to therefore people get
89:04
injured by vaccines by mandatory
89:06
vaccines are are making a sacrifice for
89:10
the nation they should be fairly
89:13
compensated and so they set up a vaccine
89:38
Court and the Supreme Court the way the
89:42
act was set up is that you could or the
89:45
vaccine Court get your conversation but
89:46
if you didn't like the settlement you
89:49
could withdraw and you could go to a
89:51
regular court and so you know we weren't
89:54
completely foreclosed people who were
89:56
injured could still get redress Supreme
89:59
Court it was this wacky decision that
90:03
said that if you do leave the vaccine
90:06
corner and go to regular court they
90:07
cannot give you they cannot give you an
90:10
award for product liability in other
90:14
words you can't sue them like you can't
90:16
sue anybody else you know your duck your
90:18
product was dangerous I do
90:22
redress people you can't do that so you
90:27
can sue them for fraud so basically
90:33
throw us out of court we have no jury
90:35
trial no trial
90:37
most people are injured the vaccine
90:40
court won't even hear their cases that's
90:43
an interesting story it's the story of a
90:45
little girl Hannah right I think it's a
90:47
five year old Hannah was one of the
90:51
stories that was brought up an appalling
90:53
was an
90:54
year-old who punches him from a vaccine
90:57
and they problem was and a her father
91:04
was a neurologist famous neurologist
91:07
from Johns Hopkins and her mother was a
91:12
nurse and a lawyer and this girl was a
91:16
very gifted girl she exceeded all her
91:19
miles summer she was right and they had
91:21
lots of video I don't the day that she
91:24
took that I was back to saying she got
91:27
into her 36 months wellness visit we got
91:31
a battery of vaccines and she lost her
91:34
brain she went you know the lights went
91:37
off they had before and after and they
91:39
had professional doctors who had
91:41
observed everything that happened and
91:44
and they had to get rid and that was one
91:47
of the bellwether cases so if if she the
91:51
way that they decided this case back to
91:53
these cases 5400 cases maxine corners
91:56
they said I could try all will try six
92:00
of them and if any of those six wins and
92:04
we'll try them all and so they really
92:07
were under pressure to get rid of all
92:09
six of those unfortunately for them and
92:13
pollux case was won and there was no way
92:15
for them to win it so what they did was
92:17
they secretly went into a back room paid
92:21
20 million dollars to her family and
92:24
said keep your mouth shut
92:25
we're gonna seal this case we're gonna
92:27
drop it from the bellwether cases and
92:31
that's how they get rotted all those
92:33
people out of there you know
92:35
compensation in vaccine court that
92:37
proven apparent oh yeah the parents are
92:40
you know we're very very troubled but
92:42
they kind of had to do what was right
92:43
for their daughter and their daughter
92:45
really needed lifetime care and the
92:48
parents immediately took the deal but
92:50
that immediately petition to the court
92:53
or a for a full disclosure they filed a
92:58
motion for full transparency of that
93:01
because they thought they get a chance
93:03
to even if they sign is he like
93:07
they wouldn't talk about it in the end
93:14
their friends and their lives you know
93:27
fighting for these other children very
93:30
very interesting I didn't know about the
93:33
$20,000,000 and respected a family -
93:36
wanting to make it public so everybody
93:38
knew by the way Bill Gates you know you
93:40
you had a post that you put it put on
93:42
Instagram I got a lot of comments there
93:45
were a lot of things you said about him
93:46
when I bring up Bill Gates and a lot of
93:48
conversations most people will say good
93:53
man doing good things most of them will
93:55
bring up the Melinda and Bill Gates
93:56
Foundation and you know you hear Melinda
93:59
Gates talking about the fact that we're
94:01
getting closer to wiping several deadly
94:03
diseases off the face of the planet but
94:06
we couldn't we could easily blow it I
94:08
think in an article she talked about how
94:09
when they started in 2000 they're
94:11
putting only 50 billion dollars or money
94:13
into it and polio is gone from 350,000
94:16
cases in 88 to 2017 having only 22 and
94:19
2018 being only 29 what is your opinion
94:23
of the global vaccine action plan that
94:25
millon bill and melinda gates foundation
94:26
is financially backing in and again i
94:30
don't want to read the entire Instagram
94:31
post but what is your thoughts and
94:33
opinions on Bill and Melinda Gates I
94:34
mean you know the details as it turns
94:41
out that boy vaccine which they actually
94:45
cause polio the world in places where
94:54
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95:03
almost and it's I'm sure when Bill Gates
95:09
will try to do at one point is to blame
95:11
it on any boxers buddy even whu-oh it
95:15
fits 70% of the polio today on earth
95:19
coming from Jace's vaccine it was a bad
95:23
idea
95:24
the vaccine was bay is badly flawed and
95:28
the way that they used it was hair break
95:32
they're giving kids 50 polio
95:35
inoculations or immunizations before age
95:40
five and those kids are the polio is
95:45
coming out in their fecal materials
95:47
oh it spreads the disease and and that's
95:50
what they did in the Congo but you can
95:52
you know wait when you look when people
95:54
in get polio in public health you don't
95:57
look at well they can tell whether that
95:58
polio is wild polio its vaccine boy 70%
96:03
of the cases now on earth at least our
96:07
vaccine polio and that means gates the
96:09
vaccine you know you're asking me kind
96:14
of a broader question about what is I
96:18
think that Gates is well intended the
96:21
way that you know missionaries who
96:23
brought small box and a Indians were
96:26
well intended I think he also he
96:30
believes that he is somehow ordained by
96:35
you know divinely to bring salvation to
96:40
the world through technology I think
96:42
that notion is probably fortified I his
96:46
experience with Microsoft where he
96:48
really did change humanity and the
96:51
planet the way that we you know
96:52
communicate with each other and he
96:55
really sees a vaccine or technology in
96:59
general out of salvation and I think
97:02
that is given him a blindness and
97:06
statisticians call that have a name for
97:08
that blindness it's called confirmation
97:10
bias or he will he will see and
97:16
incorporate and integrate data and
97:18
supports his worldview and he refused to
97:21
see data that don't like like the DTD
97:24
study I was telling you about
97:25
I'm morganson how can he continue to
97:28
insist an African children get that shot
97:30
when he knows it's probably killing
97:32
Billy
97:32
kids and yet there's a hard added as it
97:36
is I don't think it's you know saying
97:40
I'm gonna knock admit a mistake I'm
97:42
gonna kill millions African children but
97:44
I think it's that I'm not gonna look at
97:47
the possibility that this could have
97:49
been an error I'm gonna dig my heels in
97:52
it and you know the same thing happened
97:56
in India he was thrown out of India
97:58
because of an experiment that he did on
98:02
26,000 illiterate tribal girls northern
98:06
territories we tested a very very
98:08
dangerous HPV vaccine on them and I
98:11
think 2600 either lost their capacity to
98:16
have children or have horrendous
98:18
diseases and when the Indian government
98:22
went in there horrified had you know
98:27
bullied these families into designing
98:33
you know confirmation agreements on that
98:37
and they were illiterate they didn't
98:38
understand consent agreements I don't
98:47
care the kids they injured or anything
98:48
like that
98:49
so I mean it's similar scandal with a
98:52
couple of malaria vaccines that they
98:54
experimented they did these really
98:56
horrendous Africa I think he believes
99:00
it's okay because he believes so
99:02
strongly the vaccine is gonna save
99:04
people that you know the people that he
99:06
experiments on our collateral damage and
99:08
that you know but it's kind of a it's a
99:11
worrying posture you know somebody with
99:15
that much power also believes that he is
99:18
able to play with people's lives and
99:21
he's willing to ignore data so I in his
99:28
other fixations are GMO crops and and
99:32
this is another problem with Gates is he
99:34
tends in the nation an expose on this a
99:38
couple of weeks ago that his personal
99:40
investments and his Bill and Melinda
99:44
Gates Foundation investments
99:46
tend to be in companies benefit from his
99:50
philanthropic activities oh he's very
99:53
greatly early heavily invest in vaccine
99:56
companies are making a killing for
99:59
policy is that he is pushing he's very
100:03
invested at Monsanto he's pushing GMO
100:07
crops and chemical fertilizers all over
100:09
Africa many places where there clearly
100:11
inappropriate and he's very much
100:15
invested in 5g which is kind of a
100:19
sinister news you know putting a live
100:21
satellite hundreds of satellites in
100:23
orbit he's playing ten owns tens of
100:27
thousands of bound antennae are not
100:30
there if you know what he is one of his
100:34
companies promising is that they will be
100:36
able to do surveillance with one second
100:39
delay on every corner of the earth
100:41
literally every corner of the earth and
100:44
he also so and 5g is not about helping
100:49
you download your video game quickly now
100:53
that's what they're telling you on these
100:54
velocity ads you care if it takes you 20
101:00
seconds or 10 seconds to video really
101:04
change your life is about surveillance
101:09
and it's about data harvesting the
101:12
biggest repository of the world
101:16
it's data we now have a capacity by
101:22
connecting all these devices it's called
101:24
the connectedness of things you connect
101:27
your Apple watch to the internet you
101:32
connect your microwave oven you know
101:34
it's a smart Mike when you connect your
101:37
alexis which is listening to your
101:40
conversations all day your serum which
101:42
is listening to your cell phone which
101:44
listen to your conversations you you can
101:46
you know what your buying habits are you
101:48
know your heart rate you know everything
101:51
about you and all that information is
101:54
data is characterizing archive is useful
101:58
and saleable because it's telling these
102:01
companies the behaviors that will
102:03
trigger buying
102:06
reactions by you you know specifically
102:10
how to target you where to target you
102:12
what time of the day
102:13
what kind of music that you like what
102:15
kind of what is going to be able to you
102:17
and get your attention and get you to
102:18
buy stuff and those algorithms are so
102:22
powerful that they're almost
102:23
irresistible and that's what he's
102:25
harvesting so we did you know is he's
102:27
gonna be able to look at through facial
102:30
recognition have complete control of our
102:33
society you know the other day there
102:36
were surfers or um the police were down
102:42
at Point M which is where I live and
102:44
they were giving surfers thousand dollar
102:46
tickets
102:47
hey and so that's pretty offensive it
102:50
you could say well that was just over
102:51
reaction just appalling judgment by
102:54
these police ticketing people from going
102:57
in the ocean the sunshine where you're
102:59
supposed to be and imagine if you don't
103:06
need the police imagine if we live in a
103:09
world where your movements are being
103:12
tracked by satellites and by facial
103:15
recognition and by a GPS and by on your
103:18
car on your cell phones
103:20
oh then every moment of day the
103:23
authorities know where you are and
103:25
corporations know where you part so when
103:27
you go to the beach they don't have to
103:29
arrest you they just send you a thousand
103:32
dollar bill but not only send it to you
103:33
they just take it directly out of your
103:36
cryptocurrency you know pay check
103:39
account and we're all being you know by
103:41
this particularly this is training us
103:45
with new kinds of behavior to do what
103:47
we're told to accept this kind of
103:49
surveillance to accept these constraints
103:51
on our on our civil rights to allow the
103:56
government to come in and tell us you
103:58
stay at home you don't go to the beach
103:59
you don't send your kids to school you
104:02
don't leave your house and actually
104:04
accept those kind of orders
104:06
one of the companies he's got it many
104:09
companies that are installing chips to
104:13
carry around your medical records but
104:15
they'll also be capable of of carrying
104:17
around your other data so that if a cop
104:19
pulls you over for speeding you can scan
104:22
you and look at your criminal record
104:25
locate your buying history see if you've
104:28
been to a liquor store recently and you
104:31
know that is a biometric subdermal
104:42
sensor system so it will actually be
104:45
able to sense
104:45
brain waves and and body signals like
104:51
heart rate etc and it will it will
104:55
assign you tasks in other words you will
105:00
get a message on your phone to do
105:04
certain tasks and your task will be look
105:08
at certain it appears on TV in 30
105:10
seconds listen to this music walk down
105:14
this aisle in this grocery store then it
105:18
will monitor your your honor your EEG
105:21
your brainwaves your heart rate your
105:24
adrenaline all this kind of stuff and if
105:27
use that information to marketing
105:29
companies and you then get paid for
105:33
doing that task with cryptocurrency that
105:36
goes directly into your account so you
105:39
know these companies like Elon Musk who
105:42
also controls all the satellites and
105:44
gates
105:45
putting us all half the people in this
105:48
country made some of their living
105:50
driving a car how they're going to give
105:52
us you know is our lives cars and you're
105:55
gonna have a lot of Americans or
105:57
permanently unemployed and their one who
105:59
you don't want these chips because you
106:01
couldn't make money by doing these times
106:03
by playing a video game or whatever and
106:06
it's gonna it is basically a process of
106:09
turning us all into production units all
106:12
into slay enslaved consumers and you
106:18
know with surveillance all the time yes
106:20
another chip which
106:23
turn off your ovaries and you know it I
106:26
earnestly oh I'm not making this up in
106:30
fact I'm going to publish on it in two
106:32
days and you know all sores and
106:34
everything else and so you can look for
106:37
it on children's health defense and on
106:40
my Instagram and you'll see that these
106:42
things are real they're not just from
106:44
some horrible nightmare they're real and
106:46
they're happening now and this pandemic
106:48
is allowing them to change our lives and
106:52
change our country and and put us under
106:55
you know into a permanent surveillance
106:57
state what would you rank him as the
107:00
most powerful man in the world
107:01
uh he's he's the most powerful man
107:06
Public Health because he is the 10% that
107:17
they'll be all over for you know and so
107:20
he has changed ohš used to do something
107:24
that was really good
107:25
it's just they understood that develop
107:28
that disease is a is a symptom of
107:34
poverty and that if you want to stop
107:39
disease you you do development you do
107:43
nutrition you do clean order you do
107:45
sanitation that's what they were doing
107:47
and gates came in there and said we
107:50
don't want to do that you know we're
107:52
gonna do a little of that we're going to
107:55
shift everything toward magazines and so
107:58
you know because he doesn't understand
108:00
that good health comes from good immune
108:03
system good nutrition good water clean
108:05
water exercise you know wholesome lies
108:09
he believes the only path the good house
108:12
is inside syringe and so now half the
108:17
WHS budget goes who is his pet polio
108:21
eradication program which is spreading
108:23
polio that's not a good thing for her
108:26
anybody have you had a conversation with
108:28
them have un mm no I never respectable
108:34
contact have you
108:36
you I know you went to the White House
108:38
and you were getting ready to be part of
108:39
some kind of a Trump's President's
108:42
Committee have you been or my Christmas
109:52
party and then President Trump on put a
109:58
czar was a hand-picked
110:00
Iser lobbyists in charge of HHS and we
110:09
had these really good meetings during
110:11
the first part of the administration but
110:13
as soon as those guys came in they shut
110:14
us down and they may not be a bad time
110:19
for an open letter I may not be a bad
110:22
time for an open letter from you this
110:24
may not be a bad time for an open letter
110:25
from you you know what's crazy is you
110:37
sound like a libertarian you don't sound
110:39
like a Democrat I mean you know I you
110:42
know I definitely I've always been a
110:44
free market in my whole environmental
110:48
one
110:50
I'm really for personal freedoms that's
110:52
run for I'm not a libertarian because I
110:56
don't believe in the Commons and you you
110:59
do need government regulation in other
111:02
words nobody ever builds a sewage
111:04
treatment plans you know because they
111:08
wanted to
111:09
there's no money in building a sewage
111:11
treatment plant there never will be
111:12
and so you if you're going to pollute
111:14
the publicly owned resources air water
111:18
wildlife if you're a public land you
111:21
need regulation in the comments there's
111:23
actually an economic law called the
111:25
tragedy the Commons that you know that
111:27
lays that out it's all of our economic
111:30
interests that catch the last fish in
111:32
the ocean it's on in society's interest
111:35
and the role of government is to make
111:37
sure that doesn't happen to regulate the
111:39
fishery what are you talking about
111:41
private property I am a libertarian I
111:44
believe in free market capitalism I
111:47
believe that the market is the best way
111:51
to end environmental pollution and all
111:55
the lusion is about subsidies and that
111:58
you know large powerful entity is using
112:02
political clout to escape the discipline
112:05
of the free market forces publics pay
112:07
their costs of production I know and I
112:12
speak about the environment to a group
112:14
of Republicans I almost always get
112:16
standing ovations because so aligned
112:20
with you know I I think mainstream
112:24
classical American markets work I think
112:29
I would you know I think the framing
112:32
would be very happy with the way that I
112:36
talk ya know and I'm a product of Milton
112:40
Friedman obviously you see them back
112:41
here in the painting you sound like a
112:44
lot of them by the way last couple
112:46
minutes here before we wrap up I like to
112:47
you said something here about your
112:49
family rituals one of the things you
112:50
said every night we were encouraged to
112:52
argue and debate and constituted what
112:55
were some of the Kennedy family rituals
112:57
that you guys had I mean
113:02
you know our family was really Catholic
113:05
family we went to church when I was yeah
113:07
I went to church at least I mean I went
113:09
to church often times once or twice a
113:12
day we said prayers before and after
113:16
every meal we said a rosary sometimes
113:18
three rosaries read the Bible every
113:20
night and you know then we played a lot
113:25
of sports a lot of outdoor activities
113:29
and my father you know we're all scuba
113:42
diving and doing water you know at a
113:46
time when not pay people were doing
113:47
those things you know I really did you
114:07
spend a lot of time with your
114:08
grandfather yeah I did what you remember
114:12
about him because he's one of the most
114:13
interesting characters when I was in a
114:16
serious seven with Morgan Stanley Dean
114:18
Witter and I took a Dearborne class to
114:21
take my series seven they started
114:22
teaching about SCC na you're his name
114:25
came up Jose I mean I so I'm curious
114:27
about his character how was he what do
114:29
you remember about it
114:29
you know he was I think the best thing
114:32
you can say first of all a lot of people
114:34
there's a lot of garbage nobody even
114:45
made that claim until after 1964 my
114:50
grandfather you know you've been through
114:53
three separate Senate confirmations he
114:56
was the first head of the SEC he was he
114:59
and you know really with Rose out saving
115:02
the Wall Street he was the ambassador or
115:06
to Great Britain during World War two he
115:08
was maritime condition
115:13
and these were when he was a young man
115:15
he was the youngest paying president in
115:18
our country after he graduated he was he
115:21
worked as a bank examiner for a couple
115:24
of years and then he he took over a bank
115:29
that was the target of a hostile
115:31
takeover his father had been involved in
115:38
and he went and he took hundreds of
115:43
films after my uncle died there was you
115:52
know to see I've written a book about
115:53
the CIA's relationship with my family
115:56
about it's 70 year battle with my family
115:58
and there was a guy in the CIA whose job
116:03
was it's absurd to think my grandfather
116:19
had so many enemies including you know
116:22
he was despised because he was the only
116:25
guy from Wall Street ooh it supported
116:26
Roosevelt if he had not been squeaky
116:33
clean you would have been completely
116:35
obliterated and those Senate
116:37
confirmation hearings which were at
116:38
least as vicious as they are today and
116:41
he would never have gotten appointment
116:43
to Great Britain if he'd been a
116:45
bootlegger the head of the SEC he
116:47
couldn't have done that in Roosevelt has
116:49
them is there anything in your past you
116:52
know would come back because I'm
116:54
terrified of these earrings and my I
116:57
have never done anything with Tarzan or
117:04
injured my reputation because my
117:06
children and his you know the best part
117:10
I just
117:10
oh we're just riding with him every
117:12
morning you take us he was he was
117:14
extremely punctual if you were one
117:17
minute late he would be gone uh he would
117:21
never wait for anybody and he would
117:22
never keep anybody waiting and he would
117:25
when we
117:26
dinner is how we are the families all
117:28
took turns on dinner at his house we all
117:30
lived in one compound and he questioned
117:35
had seen my grandmother would question
117:36
my son it would make us look at maps on
117:42
their wall and they'd say fine Karachi
117:44
tell us for Zanzibar is they tell us
117:48
they ask us about the roots of words
117:51
they were Latin or Greek they would ask
117:55
us to speak Spanish or French
117:58
my grandmother would cut out would break
118:02
down quotes or take clippings of the
118:04
newspaper and she would pin them to
118:06
earth letter and then she would take
118:08
walks with us and pull the pins often
118:10
ask us questions and we are constantly
118:14
being quizzed by them and they were
118:16
constantly asking us to argue to make
118:19
our team instant you know to take
118:21
positions on issues oh it's really it
118:23
was a magical truth the fact that your
118:27
grandfather sat down his son and says
118:29
which one of you guys going to be a
118:30
president first was no okay course not
118:35
that's not the way that he talked what
118:39
he tried to do is really instill and he
118:46
said he hated harold laski who was a
118:52
very famous communist all of his kids
119:09
and then he he made sure that that they
119:15
became they all became journalists first
119:16
and so that they could tour the world if
119:19
they could speak to people wherever he
119:21
was there he was a cat or whatever he
119:24
would always be talking to people and
119:26
asking them about their lives and all my
119:28
you know that generation was constantly
119:31
interrogating people whether they were
119:33
fish mongers or a commercial fish and or
119:36
cab drivers
119:38
you know they is that
119:40
somebody they would be asking questions
119:43
my grandfather you know certainly he
119:47
grew up in a political family his his
119:51
father was a state senator and he was a
119:57
political leader very respected
119:59
politically very honest grandparents
120:05
come over from Ireland in the famine and
120:07
you know the Irish were just breaking
120:10
into politics of Bosman is really the
120:17
first Irish are old money if it becomes
120:26
a beautiful Irish tenor and he would
120:29
sing it through these proportions like
120:33
parades where they would go out on a
120:35
flatbed truck it was all my mules are by
120:38
a truck and a grandmother beautiful
120:44
pianist she was a team they were it was
120:58
at a time when the Irish when they
121:01
arrived here had been forbidden for 800
121:04
years participating in politics and so
121:07
when they arrived on these shores they
121:09
took to politics away that a starving
121:12
man takes the food you know you you seem
121:28
like the type of person that does a lot
121:29
of due diligence and research I was I've
121:31
always been fascinated with the story of
121:34
JFK assassination a lot I've interviewed
121:36
Jim Jenkins who was one of the autopsy
121:38
folks who was in the room I've sat with
121:41
Clint Hill which Clint Hill you
121:43
obviously know who Clint Hill is and his
121:45
interview with us has around four
121:47
million views sat down with Abraham
121:49
Bolden said that would set
121:51
different people to talk about that over
121:54
the years whether it's you know 1968
121:57
with your father or your uncle I can
122:00
only imagine you reading pretty much
122:02
anything and everything that comes up
122:04
about that topic you know it's one of
122:05
the most talked about topics around the
122:07
world at what conclusion do you have so
122:11
far today with what happened both with
122:13
your father and your uncle you know I
122:16
have a lot of time researching I
122:19
actually I'm deep in the research I did
122:33
read the book you can see where it's
122:35
only and I interviewed people who who
122:41
were part of a Cuban CIA group which is
122:45
clearly the CIA officials
122:56
twice because the Cubans were so deeply
123:05
involved and they you know the CIA
123:09
Cubans and Phillips was a was a CIA
123:21
propagandist yet been involved in the
123:24
1953 coup in Guatemala
123:27
fans he was at the big pigs he was doing
123:31
propaganda there and then he ran the
123:33
Cuban sabotage program alpha 66 these
123:37
rating groups and it was people from
123:40
that those teams you know we're the team
123:43
that was involved in the assassination
123:45
Lee Harvey on it was also Lee Harvey
123:50
Oswald's case officer ridget Lee Harvey
123:54
Oswald had worked directly for Jan Jesus
123:58
Angleton it was the counterintelligence
123:59
so the RB Oswald a radar operator
124:05
that's a we Air Force Base and in Japan
124:10
and that's where the u2 flights had
124:13
taken off so he had very high security
124:15
close top-secret he D flat he defected
124:21
to the Soviet in 1957 and and then but
124:26
his defection was what they called a
124:28
dangled it was a real defection he was
124:31
actually in CIA asset from that time and
124:35
he was working for an angled enemy the
124:37
reason for his defection was that
124:40
angleton that there was a mole in
124:42
Langley it's the reason they never had a
124:45
good spy in Russia because as soon as
124:48
they got somebody who defected he'd
124:50
immediately get killed because there was
124:51
somebody at Langley telling Angleton who
124:54
ran that division counterintelligence
124:56
supposed to trap Russian spies recruited
125:01
Oswald to make fake defection to Russia
125:05
because he believed he had his file on a
125:08
trigger and Langley and they assumed
125:12
that the KGB would be wondering who is
125:14
this guy is he real and that they would
125:16
contact them all with Langley and say go
125:19
pull his file and tell us what it says
125:21
so he had a traitor since to my eyes on
125:24
that file so that he would know if
125:26
somebody pulled any know that that was
125:28
the hole it had never happened
125:30
and so as well was recalled from an ad
125:34
from Moscow three years later by then
125:36
he'd already married the daughter of a
125:39
KGB colonel and you know it came back
125:41
here with Carina he was and at the
125:43
airport never interrogated by the he was
125:46
given money retired by the State
125:48
Department six hundred dollars he flew
125:51
to Dallas he was met by a CIA agent our
125:54
assets in Dallas and took care of them
125:57
on the job depository
126:00
I hope took care of him through all this
126:02
so turns but the whole time he was
126:05
reporting to Jim and a vigil Hannity's
126:08
who was who ended up being the liaison
126:11
with the Warren Commission a ninja I was
126:15
just hide stuff and of course Allen
126:18
Dulles was
126:19
see my uncle had fired and who was a
126:22
chief suspect fascination ran the Warren
126:25
Commission got himself appointed to it
126:27
granted hide the CIA's but Oswald was
126:33
you know was a pro Kennedy guy loved my
126:36
uncle and you know was really - on
126:46
Cubans who met Oswald and met him with
126:51
David Lee Phillips you know I I think
126:54
it's you know at the time the Warren
126:56
Commission array will hide the CIA
126:59
involvement but by 75 when they cards
127:04
committee met they made the conclusion
127:06
that yeah it was a conspiracy and the
127:09
actually staff on for that committee all
127:15
concluded that it was the CIA I think
127:19
now we have so much documentation it's
127:24
really would be almost crazy to think
127:27
we're not you know in terms of my dad I
127:31
never believed that there was conspiracy
127:34
I always believed that Sirhan had acted
127:37
alone it was so much evidence against
127:40
his diaries and everything else and it's
127:45
saying there were 77 eyewitnesses there
127:56
were a lot of problems with the story
127:57
Oswald could not ever shot my father as
128:03
well was at the closest of five feet
128:08
from my father his body was you know
128:12
eight feet that's the closest any fire
128:15
was near home sir I'm sorry sir hadn't
128:19
met my father and the Ambassador Hotel
128:20
kitchen he was the other steam table my
128:26
father walked award him he fired two
128:29
shots at my father one of those shots
128:31
hit
128:32
trade who is labor organizer for my
128:34
father in the head all is alive today
128:37
and very close friends and it's been
128:39
trying for 20 years and sirhan out of
128:42
jail because he knows he's innocent and
128:43
he used the one who forced Aidid sit
128:46
down the autopsy report etc yeah under
128:51
bullet that he fired toward my father
128:53
went past my four others here and landed
128:56
in the doorjamb heaven was extracted
128:58
from the doorjamb so we know what
129:00
happened those two fellows as soon as he
129:01
fired those it was a dog pile on my
129:05
Rosie
129:06
Aran Rafer Johnson and a concierge from
129:14
the hotel a bunch of people who have
129:17
them and the first thing they did is
129:18
points got away from my father the
129:21
opposite direction but they couldn't get
129:23
it away from them sir had fired six
129:27
other shots and empty the chamber was
129:29
that it was an eight shot revolver and
129:32
every one of those shots hit somebody so
129:35
we know what happened to all of them
129:37
there's two shots that way we know what
129:39
happened it and that was six shots the
129:41
other way my father was killed by four
129:44
shots from behind and all according to
129:49
Thomas negative G's autopsy Thomas
129:51
Noguchi never believes her and used the
129:53
greatest you know coroner in the history
129:57
he on he said every one of those shots
130:01
left tattoo on my dad they were all
130:05
contacts the barrel of the gun was
130:07
actually touching my father I'm planning
130:10
the killer killed him and so what
130:13
clearly happened he is sir as a
130:15
distractor he was firing the shots he
130:19
had no memory of it virtually everybody
130:22
who's interviewed of believed that he
130:24
was under some kind of hypnosis he fired
130:28
the shots on and while people looking
130:31
focused on him the purse another person
130:34
I heard four shots from behind one went
130:36
through harmlessly through the shoulder
130:39
pad
130:40
to his back to his head and in every
130:44
case no one's touching them no but the
130:47
the person who almost certainly fired
130:50
those shots as man called Eugene thanks
130:52
is our it was a what he worked at
130:57
Lockheed he got the job security and
131:03
three days before he worked at Lockheed
131:05
as a high security job he was as it
131:09
turns out the CIA agent and he he was he
131:19
admitted he was seeing my father when he
131:23
and as he was falling he turned around
131:27
and he tore up scissors clip untie and
131:29
so if you see him and say czar as he
131:41
drew his gun he said he drew his gun
131:44
when he saw he changed his story many
131:48
times about like Judas when he stood up
131:51
he had the gun out a police ever
131:55
questioned him at that time and they
131:56
never took it away he later sold the gun
132:00
game sold the gun to another Lockheed
132:03
and that gun was trying to track down
132:05
says the bullets that came from Sir
132:10
hands you didn't say I was in
132:22
negotiations with him you know three
132:25
months ago or in the Philippines to me
132:28
he wanted to charge me $20,000 at time
132:39
the motivation Robert was the motivation
132:43
you think what I hear is the fact that
132:45
your grandfather was so furious what
132:47
happened was John F Kennedy he wanted
132:49
your father to become a president so
132:50
they can investigate the CIA is there
132:53
any
132:53
behind that because that's ridiculous
132:57
because um first of all right
133:03
my grandfather was how does a stroke in
133:12
1963 and he was essentially he even one
133:21
of my uncle was killed he was already
133:27
know my father you know when he ran for
133:33
breath I'm sure that listen my father
133:36
was it was that the best instigator of
133:40
his age he's brought down the Mafia and
133:44
he was on this Senate it was the chief
133:45
counsel the Senate he was the rock
133:48
Robert Mueller up his time times 10 if
133:52
right down
133:53
you know the Teamsters Union and the
133:56
bakers in all of these for corruption he
133:58
had you know he was the first person the
134:00
serious across Hitler
134:02
mafia and then he had become the
134:05
Attorney General and he was at that time
134:06
in a you can read all about this CIA and
134:18
so we had all the Cubans in our house
134:21
constantly CIA agents I grew up
134:25
surrounded by a KGB agent CIA agents
134:28
Cubans Special Forces rappelling off the
134:31
roof of our house and my father would
134:33
stop in the CIA every morning and they
134:36
hated him there on his way to work at
134:39
the Justice Department and the last
134:41
thing I think they probably wanted was
134:44
about two weeks before he died and when
134:49
they realize you can't clearly win in
134:52
California if you wanted duffle yeah he
134:55
would clear you know non free and 62
135:06
Oh country under his garments and
135:11
Popular's brother was a martyr and
135:14
beloved he would have what he was asked
135:19
at that point he passed many times what
135:23
he thought in the Warren Commission
135:24
whether he and he always dodged the
135:27
question and although he privately
135:30
believed that CIA killed his brother
135:34
publicly would never say there was two
135:38
weeks before he was that I think Los
135:43
Angeles Community College there's a tape
135:46
of him Wow now I wish we had another
136:07
hour together but look we're at the end
136:09
of it and I appreciate you sharing with
136:11
us the tail end of it the last part of
136:13
speedrun I'll give you a name just tell
136:15
me the first thing that comes to your
136:16
mom mind okay dr. Judy Mike Ovitz is a
136:21
hero hero hero yeah no Guinness I would
136:28
say the word dangerous Anthony Fauci
136:31
hubris I would say hubris with Bill
136:34
Gates is honest from rock Robert De Niro
136:58
I do too Lyndon Johnson Lyndon Johnson
137:10
was
137:13
hey hey I liked Johnson okay I didn't
137:18
like when he was was Vietnam baby a very
137:24
sweet and he actually people don't know
137:30
this but he was very kind to my father
137:33
at a time when my father was shattered
137:35
he really made a jealous their you know
137:45
their relationship deteriorated but I
137:49
think law enforcement he was a racist he
138:16
grows from CDC that's my list Roberts
138:25
thank you for agreeing to do this
138:27
long-form interview I think we've been
138:29
talking for a good two and a half hours
138:31
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138:35
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138:47
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138:50
much for your time take care okay a lot
138:53
was covered in this interview from
138:54
vaccine autism fout she bill gates you
138:57
got his family John F Kennedy Robert
139:00
Kennedy his grandfather Joseph Kennedy
139:02
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139:05
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139:06
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139:08
people who were involved in the JFK
139:10
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