The Childhood Vaccine Schedule Is an Unscientific Sham | Guest: Aaron Siri | 7/25/24 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jul 25, 2024 · 54 MIN

The Childhood Vaccine Schedule Is an Unscientific Sham | Guest: Aaron Siri | 7/25/24

from Conservative Review with Daniel Horowitz · host Blaze Podcast Network

First, we begin with today’s news and how Republicans are struggling to capitalize on winning issues because they refuse to use their leverage to take the issues to the brink. Next, we’re joined by Aaron Siri, the premier civil rights attorney for victims of vaccine injury. He has a bombshell one-pager showing, using the FDA’s own information, that not a single vaccine on the child vaccination schedule was approved based on a legitimate long-term placebo-controlled trial. He notes how they were either only days or months long, lacked a large sample size, and/or used other vaccines as the control group! In fact, we see from some of the trials that some of these vaccines had high rates of serious adverse events. Aaron believes we are winning in the court of public opinion and previews some of his legal strategies to expose the truth and finally inject freedom into the biomedical security state.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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