Topic: Double Vaccinated

Del Bigtree discusses a significant proposed reduction in the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule, moving toward a model similar to Denmark's. The plan involves reducing the number of shots from 54 to approximately 23 and requiring rigorous double-blind placebo safety trials. Bigtree notes that Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel recently cited this regulatory pressure as a reason for halting certain phase three vaccine trials.

A heated debate between Joe Rogan and Brian Brushwood is reviewed, focusing on the necessity and safety of vaccines. Rogan argues that pharmaceutical companies are corrupt and that many diseases were eradicated by sanitation rather than vaccines. Brushwood defends the historical success of vaccines against diseases like smallpox and tetanus.

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has reportedly influenced the FDA to stop recommending newly approved COVID-19 vaccines, a move that removes liability protection for manufacturers under the 1986 law. Moderna has allegedly agreed to government-run double-blind studies with placebos for future products. This shift in policy is seen as a major step toward holding pharmaceutical companies accountable for vaccine-related injuries.

New data from the UK Health Security Agency reportedly shows that double-vaccinated individuals over 30 are contracting COVID-19 at higher rates than the unvaccinated. The segment argues this proves the vaccines are ineffective and potentially damaging to the immune system. CNN contributor Dr. Leana Wen is criticized for her comments regarding the vaccinated being a threat to the unvaccinated.