Gavin de Becker

I mean, that committee that Robert Malone is on, the ACIP committee that decides on childhood vaccines.

So why is this stuff in there?

Well, two reasons.

One is that once they get a vaccine approved,

The last thing they want to do is come back to the FDA and start that process all over again to get a better vaccine approved.

Because it'll cost a lot because now it takes a long time and it won't get passed.

Right.

Right now, the ACIP committee.

I mean, it's happening right now.

There's a new Moderna vaccine.

And the ACIP committee is saying to FDA, give me all the information on this vaccine before we approve it.

And there is no safety, no viable safety information on these vaccines, particularly the childhood vaccines.

There never was.

As you learn from turtles all the way down, never a viable study on these and the studies they did.

would be some of them for five days, some of them for 14 days.

And I'm interested in going a little longer than that when it comes to my kids, meaning to know whether they had adverse reactions.

And there were no they had never done a study.

There are now three, but not done by the government of comparing vaccinated kids to unvaccinated kids for all health outcomes.

If you give a kid a measles vaccine, it'll stop them from getting measles for many years.

It works.