Rand Paul

Frankly, you shouldn't be told you can't go to church.

But actually, the advice early on to avoid crowds and stay home if you were older or vulnerable.

But the kids should have just gone to school and tried to stay away from, you know, people.

But eventually it happened anyway.

It went everywhere.

There was no stopping this virus.

No, the flu vaccine doesn't really stop with it either.

And I'm trying to get more statistics on the flu vaccine as well to see if it's accurate.

Because I think they lie to us every year about, you know, they say, oh, well, it wasn't even the same category or type, but you're getting some crossover effect.

I think most of the time that is being inflated.

What they're telling you is not actually true.

And I'm trying to get them at the CDC to study all of this again because they have the power and the numbers to look at large numbers.

And let's be objective and tell people, you know, what is the odds next year the flu vaccine will work for you?

And we used to say, well, it may not work, but if you're at risk, go ahead and take it.

So it used to be over 50 or over 65.

Now they want everybody to take the flu vaccine.

And it probably is probably better unless your child has an immunodeficiency disease to go ahead and get these and develop immunity over time.

I think if they were here, they would argue that it's science and it isn't for profit.

But they argue vigorously against revealing if they're receiving money from Big Pharma.

So what I ask is if you're on the vaccine committee and you're going to recommend that every child get a COVID vaccine, shouldn't you have to release whether you get royalties, you know, from Big Pharma?