Mary Holland

Both of them wanted to be here in person, but because of votes related to the shutdown, they had to call in from DC.

So first we heard from Senator Rand Paul.

He was talking in part about his book called Deception, and he has really done a great deep dive on what happened in China,

What were the lies and corruption and cover up that led us to the ridiculous story that COVID came from a wet market?

And then he moved from the cover up in China to the cover up in the United States.

And because so much of the funding that went to gain of function research was frankly illegal and was tied up with Chinese research labs, there's been an enormous effort on cover up here.

He let us know that he has attempted to bring Dr. Tony Fauci, former head of the National Institutes of Allergies and Infectious Diseases, to the Senate to testify on a voluntary basis.

He can subpoena him, but he would prefer that he come in on a voluntary basis.

It will be more difficult if he has to subpoena him.

It will take longer.

So they're in negotiations, he told us, which is really exciting.

He really is the person, more than anybody, I think, who's been trying to get to the bottom of what's happened at NIAID and what happened with COVID and the spread and who's really accountable and holding them accountable.

And he told us that now that Secretary Kennedy is in office at HHS, he is starting to get access to a lot of the correspondence that went down.

But he really articulated for us the reality of the deep state in hiding this information and the competition between these different agencies, but that this is really a real issue and he's really dedicated to it.

So that was great.

He was followed by Senator Ron Johnson.

And truly, the vaccine injured from COVID and from the childhood schedule have had no better champion in the Senate than Ron Johnson.

And Ron Johnson talked about the hearings that he's had, about the briefings that he did, about his commitment to working for these people, asking us to help him get people to him who could testify about what happened during COVID and about vaccine injury generally.

And so, you know, for us, Claire, who were so we have been so marginalized for so long, you know, we talk into the air and it goes nowhere for us to have two sitting senators, third term senators at our conference opening the second day.

That's an incredible vote of confidence in what we do and the truth that we're telling.