Topic: Paralysis

A caller asks if Donald Trump's FCC appointee was responsible for Jimmy Kimmel's removal from the air. The host clarifies that while Trump's team "spiked the football," the cancellation was driven by local affiliates dumping the show due to low ratings. The segment ends with a discussion on sleep paralysis and the spiritual power of the name of Jesus.

Kayla Pollack reports becoming paralyzed from the neck down shortly after receiving a Moderna COVID-19 booster shot in 2021. After initial dismissals by doctors claiming her condition was psychosomatic, a second physician discovered massive spinal lesions. While hospitalized in a Canadian rehabilitation center, staff allegedly offered her medical assisted suicide on two separate occasions instead of providing adequate personal support.

Bill Funk asserts that the clotting issues are not tapering off and may be getting worse, citing a recent case of an 84-year-old man. Thomas Haviland mentions an unaired interview with investigative journalist Sharyl Attkisson that may be facing pressure from pharmaceutical sponsors. Funk shares an anecdote about a healthy 52-year-old friend who suffered a massive stroke after receiving boosters, with doctors allegedly admitting the vaccine was the cause.

Studies from Israel and other regions suggest that natural immunity is significantly more effective than the Pfizer vaccine. The segment highlights the case of 19-year-old Australian athlete Stephanie Gard, who reportedly became paralyzed from the knees down after receiving a Pfizer shot. Additionally, schools are allegedly installing heart attack kits to deal with a "new normal" of vaccine-induced myocarditis in children.

The risk-benefit analysis for vaccinating children aged 5 to 11 is heavily skewed, with estimates suggesting 117 children may die for every one saved. The case of Maddie de Garay, a trial participant who was paralyzed after her second dose, is highlighted as an example of the FDA and Pfizer ignoring severe adverse events.

Whistleblower data from the CMS database reveals that over 6,500 Medicare-aged Texans died within 28 days of receiving a COVID-19 vaccine. The data also shows thousands of cases of new-onset paralysis, Bell's palsy, and cardiac arrest among the vaccinated elderly who had no prior history of these conditions. Dr. Ardis and attorney Thomas Renz are presenting these findings to state legislators to halt the "medical genocide" occurring under federal health guidelines.

Pfizer is seeking FDA approval for pediatric vaccines for children ages 5-11, despite known risks of myocarditis and heart inflammation. Dr. Ardis points to an October 2020 FDA internal presentation that listed 22 expected side effects, including death and Guillain-Barre syndrome. He links these risks to historical instances of "acute flaccid paralysis" caused by vaccines in the Philippines and the U.S.

The CDC issued a warning regarding a potential outbreak of a rare polio-like disease in children, identified as Multi-System Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS-C). It is alleged that this condition, along with exploding RSV cases and optic nerve damage, is caused by "sloughing" from vaccinated parents. This is characterized as a form of societal child sacrifice.

A caller from the UK describes suffering from temporary left-arm paralysis 48 hours after receiving his first Pfizer injection. He compares his condition to a character from "Young Frankenstein" and expresses hesitation about the second dose. The caller explains he only took the shot to facilitate a move to Norway to live in the woods with friends, highlighting the coercive nature of travel restrictions.

A physical therapist and a pharmacist report seeing new patients weekly with limb paralysis or neurodegenerative symptoms within 48 hours of vaccination. The caller, Brian, notes that hospital reporting systems are designed to make it difficult to link these symptoms to the vaccine, leading to an undercount in the VAERS database. The discussion also touches on "self-spreading vaccines" and historical biological weapon research like South Africa's Project COAST.

Brandi Parker McFadden, a mother from Nashville, describes losing mobility from the neck down within 24 hours of receiving her second Pfizer vaccine dose. Speaking from her hospital bed at Vanderbilt, she advocates for further investigation into rare adverse side effects. Alex Jones criticizes her "Stockholm Syndrome" for still supporting the vaccine program despite her injury.