JD Vance

But the vaccine thing is important too because – I will look into it.

That's what I'll say here because I would need to talk to people to see if this is even possible.

Absolutely.

I have a Senate colleague who doesn't want to talk about it, but worries that it's like permanently affected his sort of sense of balance and dizziness and vertigo.

And yeah, it happens.

I've talked to a number of people who think that they got vaccine injured.

Some of them are public about it and some of them are not.

But here's the thing, like I'm not even...

You're probably more anti-pharma than I am.

The sickle cell stuff that's coming out now, we maybe have cured sickle cell disease in black Americans because of a gene therapy.

I read about it a couple weeks ago, actually, that the first experimental therapy, and it was hard for the kid who took it,

But you had like an 11 or 12-year-old black American just walk out of the hospital, and he's probably cured of sickle cell disease.

That stuff is amazing.

But I actually think that in some ways what we should be encouraging these companies to do is that.

We want them to develop the life-saving –

Exactly.

Right.

Right.

But again, that's where public policy comes in.

And that's where like my job is to make sure that when the pharmaceutical companies get rich, they get rich by curing diseases, not by doing like weird psychotic things with Native American tribes.