Sen. Ron Johnson
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
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There is no way anybody would spend a dollar, a dime on an ad for a product where you got to list all the horrible side effects. Why do they do it? It's not to sell... Again, you don't know what the drug is for. They're not selling those drugs. No, they are buying the narrative. Exactly. I worked in the media my whole life. And that is what we saw during COVID. I mean, that's what...
Completely opened up my eyes.
I ran in 2010 after I'd given a Tea Party speech. And two things I said, which my campaign guy said, never say that again, is I defended big oil and big pharma. I said, what, am I the only guy that likes a gas station every corner of the town because I run it down to empty? Or am I the only one that wants a life-saving new drug? Yeah. By the way, there are wonderful drugs. For sure.
There are that we need, particularly in acute care. But we do need, and this is what, again, I give Bobby Kennedy and Trump so much credit for laying aside their political differences, joining an alliance to focus on a problem that they both agree that needs to be solved, and it's chronic illness. Bobby Kennedy says 75% of our healthcare spending is on chronic illness.
And so I just laid out, you know, I had a chronic condition. acid reflux, GERD, and kept treating with all these pharmaceuticals. They weren't cheap. Prilosec, Nexium, they're not cheap. Alleviated the symptoms but didn't fix it. I go to something that just is far cheaper, I think works better. I don't even have to take it every day.
I think I've probably replenished the acid in my stomach, which declines with age. And so, I mean, every other day I take one, if I remember it as an evening meal, pretty well solved the condition. I have cured a chronic, I'm not treating it anymore. I was treating it with Prilosec and Nexium. I pretty well cured it. Now, I still take this because it's a digestive aid.
It's like you eat the right stuff.
Well, it can. You ought to use your influence with President Trump to make sure he supports Bobby if he decides to do that. But we should do that. And again, I'm a free market guy.
You know, I had a public event, and it was really based on your interview with Casey and Callie Means. And so we put that together. Bobby Kennedy showed up, and we had a bunch of social media influencers on nutrition. And one of the witnesses specializing, he's a psychiatrist specializing in nutrition's impact on mental health, I think probably made the best little snippet of testimony.
He said, you know, They don't want to know the root cause of chronic illness. Again, who's they? I remember you asked that too. What's that? Catherine Whitt?
You asked her, who are they?
I ask that of myself all the time. My guess is they attend Davos.
But I thought that was a very interesting comment. They don't want to know the root cause. Of course. Because if they find out it is some pharmaceutical product or some pesticide or some herbicide or some toxin in our food, that's going to disrupt multi-billion dollar business models. And those businesses are fully engaged in lobbying.
They're fully engaged and have captured our regulatory agencies. I'm talking about, listen, government is power, right? That's a pretty good definition of government. It's power, right? And as Lord Acton aptly stated, power corrupts. And so what has happened over the decades is these businesses, I have a great deal of sympathy for them being over-regulated by big government, right?
But they're smart, especially the big ones. They got smart people there. So not only do they figure out how to survive with over-regulation, they learn how to capture it.
And then they capture it for their benefit to the detriment of their competitors, right? particularly smaller competitors, and detriment of the American public. And that is what has happened, I would say, across the board in government, whether it's pharmaceuticals, whether it's military industrial complex, whether it's our big food. That's, in my mind, that's the hope.
That's what I want to see Donald Trump defeat. And he first defeated by exposing it. People have to understand this is what's happened. But certainly what I learned, you learned, Bobby Kennedy learned during COVID, it is very difficult to defeat back then what I called the COVID cartel. There's a powerful group of interests and they're not going away.
Well, just on VAERS alone, I think we're over 38,000 deaths associated with the COVID vaccine. VAERS is the federally created vaccine adverse event reporting system. Yes.
Now, some conditions are mandatory to be reported, but they're still not. The two complaints about or hits on VAERS is it doesn't prove causation, but it also dramatically understates the number of adverse events because people just don't report them. Sometimes you don't connect the dots. So on VAERS system to date worldwide, there's over 38,000 deaths associated with COVID vaccine.
And 24% of those to date either occur on the date of vaccination or within one or two days. Wow. Yeah, I know someone who was killed by it. You know, we saw all these athletes dropping like flies on the field. You saw newscasters just toppling over from their anchor chair. And like... That wasn't reported. You'd get it through social media.
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