Sen. Ron Johnson
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first heard May 2025
last heard May 2025
Sen. Ron Johnson’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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They feed you information and you start asking a lot of questions and you just realize there's... There's a lot here that simply has not been answered. The firefighters want to know. There was never a steel structure building that ever collapsed because of a fire.
It's like, anyway, the point is— And you also have people, because they never explored explosions, but there, you know, a guy named Graham McQueen researched this. He dug up, you know, footage filmed at Ground Zero, 156 witnesses, you know, first responders saying they heard explosions before the buildings came down. So what is, I mean, trust me, there are a lot of unanswered questions.
I mean, things that you just... Can't explain that. So I'm not sure where it goes. I know you had Kurt Weldon on. He's got a lot of information on kind of the before and after. Because he's connected to the firefighting community, the firefighters want to know. So there are some very legitimate questions, a lot of them, that remain unanswered. All swept under the rug.
They were, and you look at this, news reporters are talking about explosions. By the next day, nobody was. There's a lot of power.
No. Don't think I've ever heard of it. Really? Yeah, I figured the Twin Towers came down. Again, I'm not a New Yorker. It affected all of us. We all saw them come down. We said, the world has changed. This changed the world. And it did.
Not for the better.
Okay, this is a seminal event in our lifetime. And the fact that there's so many unanswered questions, that the Bush administration was so resistant to even a 9-11 commission, that the commissioners claimed that it was set up to fail, that you've got a Bob Kerry who's since passed said this is a 30-year conspiracy. It's, I mean... I could go on and on.
Yeah. Of Nebraska? Yeah, the comment, comment. Received the Medal of Honor in Vietnam, by the way. He's kind of walking away and going, this is a 30-year conspiracy. What do you mean by that? Nobody ever found out. So, again, I'm just throwing out little snippets. But, as I said, it's... It's amazing the questions that you see, the legitimate questions that have been raised that remain unanswered.
That's all I can say. All I have is questions right now. I don't have any answers.
But my question is, you just came at this cold, though. Yeah, no, this was not something that I was hankering to delve into. No. No, it's kind of like Bobby Kennedy, how he got involved in childhood vaccines. Yes. He was giving all these speeches on the environment, and all these moms would show up with their T-shirts.
And he kept them at bay for quite some time until one of the moms found out where he lived, came to his house with a stack of science, which he knew how to read because he was an environmental lawyer, and said, I'm not going to leave until you read this. And to his credit, he sat down and read it. And further to his credit, once he read it, once his eyes were open, he couldn't close them.
As much as he probably wanted to, as much as he realized the morass he was stepping into... I can't close my eyes. I can't. And, you know, particularly with childhood vaccine injuries, it's bad enough with the COVID vaccine. I mean, you know, the Ernest Ramirez, you know, lost his son. I mean, it's just heartbreaking.
I mean, Facebook dissolving these groups that were the only lifeline for some of these vaccine injured and they started committing suicide afterwards because they lost that connection that they didn't have before these groups. But, I mean, you look at the documentary just Vaxxed, and you see these parents, and they have the video of a perfectly normal child, and they take them in for a well visit.
So they get a vaccine. That night they spike a fever, have a seizure. Now they've got a 26-year-old son who is extremely autistic, can't verbalize, acts up as—I mean, it's just— It's horrible. And you see the stats where you go from, it's hard to verify the 10,001, but I mean, we know by CDC's own hundreds to one to now 30 something to one.
By the way, while they've actually narrowed the definition of autism, they didn't expand it, they narrowed it. What's causing that? And after the makers of Vaxxed went on a road trip with a bus premiering this thing, and other parents would come up to the bus, and so they started videotaping their stories. And they got something like 10,000 stories of parents, almost identical.
It's like perfectly normal child, got the video to prove it, go in within that night or within days. Yeah. You start looking at the increase in SIDS versus the increase of the vaccine schedule. Again, I'm not a doctor, not a medical researcher. My eyes have just been opened up to how so much information, so many questions, probably the best way to put it, have just been suppressed.
You can't even ask them. Anybody who does... gets marginalized, vilified, discredited, and that's how they battle this. They don't battle it with the truth. In my public events, I always invited the federal officials. I always invited the executives from the big pharma. Come in and defend yourself. This is an open forum. I'll give you plenty of time. I'll be very fair. Speak your piece.
I want to hear from you. They won't do it. They will. I mean, Peter Hotez famously, you know, Mr. Vaccine Pusher gets offered what? What was the final offer? Two point some million dollars? Sit down and argue with not a doctor, a lawyer. Yeah. You know, just debate RFK Jr. And he wouldn't even do it.
Well, it starts with Building 7.
Where you look at that and it just, yeah, I mean, this is really weird. You know, it does come down just like a, you know, building demolition type of project. You get a documentary of this Alaskan structural engineering professor that does a four-year study on it. Pretty well debunks NIST's analysis. Again, you don't have to be a structural engineer to say this really doesn't make sense.
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