Aaron Siri: Everything You Should Know About the Polio Vaccine, & Its Link to the Abortion Industry

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So you're Bobby Kennedy's lawyer. Bobby Kennedy has been nominated by President Trump to be the Secretary of Health and Human Services, HHS. Bobby Kennedy has a, this is just my quick summary, has a very large constituency in the United States. He's not some anonymous character. He's a guy who's been around for many, many years and has many, many fans. So it's hard for his opponents, who are many in Washington, to take him on directly. And so they are trying to discredit him preemptively before the vote. This is my read. And the latest way that they have done this is by accusing him and you of trying to limit access of Americans to the polio vaccine, the one vaccine that most people think is great. I think that's a fair summary.
Aaron Siri 1:21
I would say they accused us of trying to eliminate the polio vaccine. The New York Times headline was, right, that it was filed to get rid of the polio vaccine. That was the headline that everybody picked it up.
Tucker Carlson 1:46
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Aaron Siri 2:10
It's a classic retort. If you question anything about the safety of these products or even their efficacy or the clinical trials or the postalizer safety, the typical retort is, so you want everybody to have polio, huh?
Tucker Carlson 2:22
Yeah, desperately. Kind of a life goal.
Aaron Siri 2:25
It's a product. We're just asking questions.
Tucker Carlson 2:28
Oh, just asking questions is not allowed. I've been penalized for just asking questions. No questions. Okay, so that's the context for this question. What is your position on the polio vaccines? And I think as you speak, you were also suggesting what Bobby Kennedy might think you are as a lawyer, but you tell me.
Aaron Siri 2:47
So the, what the New York Times did is they purposefully, knowingly misled the entire country into believing that a petition that I filed on behalf of a client, not my petition, my client's petition, not Mr. Kennedy, he was not the client, a petition I've never spoke to him about ever, nor did my client. sought to eliminate the polio vaccine. That was the headline. And therefore, because I'm Mr. Kennedy's lawyer, in some instances, my firm has almost 80 people. We have lots of clients, including Mr. Kennedy, including many others. And because we filed this petition on behalf of a different client, nothing to do with him. that questioned one polio vaccine, by the way, and it's licensure, and only us the children will get into that.
Aaron Siri 3:45
Somehow he wants to get rid of the polio vaccine, and they knew it was untrue, and they published it for the following simple reason. First of all, and if they didn't know this, they're not fit to be a high school newspaper, okay? One, the petition only sought review, and this was a petition to the FDA, only sought review as to one of six licensed polio vaccines and only as to children. Why? What was the basis of the petition? Which by the way, should have been the headline. This particular polio vaccine licensed in 1990, not the Salk vaccine, it's not the Sabin vaccine, it's not the vaccine that you think of when you hear the polio vaccine, okay? This vaccine was based on a novel technology You need to grow a virus in some kind of cultural medium.

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