Topic: Emmys

Dr. Andrew Wakefield and actress Emmy Robbin introduce the new film "Protocol 7," which dramatizes a real-life legal case involving allegations of fraud regarding the MMR vaccine. The film follows a small-town lawyer and a whistleblower as they confront corporate malpractice at Merck. The project aims to expose long-standing issues within the vaccine industry that predate the COVID-19 pandemic.

Actress and doula Emmy Robbin discusses how COVID-19 mandates prevented her from auditioning for mainstream films due to her stance on medical freedom. She describes her role in "Protocol 7" as a "serendipitous" opportunity to align her professional acting career with her passion for body autonomy. Robbin highlights the success of "The People's Premiere" screenings across the country.

Certified doula Emmy Robin joins the show to discuss the "bullying" pregnant women face in hospitals. She reports that some OBGYNs are refusing to take on new clients unless they are vaccinated, leading to a surge in women seeking home births and midwives.

The 73rd Emmy Awards faced backlash after celebrities were filmed maskless and social distancing was ignored, while service staff remained masked. LA County health officials defended the event, stating that "performers" are exempt from mask mandates during television productions. This hypocrisy is compared to San Francisco Mayor London Breed and other elite figures who routinely violate the COVID restrictions they impose on the public.