Gavin de Becker

What does – I mean, I can get pissed off at many things.

One of them is that no human beings –

It's a good question.

And by the way, the smallpox vaccine, which I talk about in the book in the context of showing that we know a lot about it because it's old, and it lists the people who are most vulnerable to problems from the smallpox vaccine, which is a nice service for the CDC to do, meaning if you have any of these conditions, be watchful of the smallpox vaccine, which is not a popular vaccine, obviously, unless you have a smallpox outbreak.

What do they list on there?

Diabetes, oh, well, there's 65 million Americans.

Family history of heart disease.

You know somebody who doesn't have a family history of heart disease?

Meaning everybody in America, it's perfectly safe for except everybody in America.

Now, the reason I'm mentioning it is that's the vaccine that they rolled out for monkeypox.

Same vaccine.

And a million people took the monkeypox vaccine.

And the government was trying to get monkeypox to be as scary as, you know, as as covid.

Yeah.

But they couldn't find anybody with monkeypox.

They kept showing the same hands with monkeypox.

And there was some African kid and they couldn't find anybody with it.

And so eventually most people didn't care.

But a million people lined up.

And then CDC said, how about two?