Del Bigtree

Aaron Rodgers used a press conference this week to go after Anthony Fauci over his 111 invocations of the Fifth Amendment despite receiving a presidential pardon.

Asked about his mindset heading into his final season, Rodgers said, "I'm going to plead the fifth," then turned the moment into an extended riff on Fauci, calling him a coward and pointing out that Fauci received a pardon yet still would not answer questions. Rodgers also noted the media attention given to his own vaccination status compared to the lack of coverage of Fauci's testimony.

Del and Jefferey pointed to the moment as part of a broader shift. Once athletes can openly joke about something that was previously untouchable, and comedians are doing the same, there is no going back. They named Kyrie Irving and Novak Djokovic as vindicated by the same cultural turn, calling this a small victory lap for athletes who took public positions on COVID policy early on.

Senator Cory Booker introduced an amendment during last week's farm bill markup that would have restored cancer victims' right to sue pesticide manufacturers in state court. The amendment failed.

Booker's amendment responded to a June Supreme Court ruling that gave Bayer a liability shield, holding that EPA label approval grants pesticide manufacturers permanent immunity from failure-to-warn lawsuits.

His amendment would have clarified that federal pesticide law, known as FIFRA, does not block those state court claims, and would have explicitly authorized companies to add cancer warnings to pesticide labels.

Booker connected the vote to April 27th's People vs. Poison rally at the Supreme Court, where farmers, farm workers, doctors, and cancer survivors gathered to oppose the case.

He told colleagues who claim to support the MAHA movement that they could not claim to want to make America healthy again while voting to protect corporate profits over cancer victims.

🔥 “On behalf of the millions of people harmed by Anthony Fauci… resoundingly, YES.”

It was unbelievable to watch.

After Anthony Fauci invoked the Fifth Amendment 111 times under subpoena last week, the Senate Homeland Security Committee met today to vote on holding him in contempt of Congress.

But before they could get there, Democrats mounted a fierce defense of Fauci, arguing he had been put in a legal trap and making multiple attempts to table or postpone the contempt resolution.

One by one, every motion failed, and then came the final roll call. Watch

Within five years, if we do nothing, we will be living in a social prison. Facial recognition everywhere. AI making decisions about the quality of our lives. Vaccines used not to protect health but to design our fertility and our futures on behalf of people who have no right to make those decisions.

These are tools in the hands of some of the darkest individuals who have ever walked this earth.

I'm not fighting to end vaccines. I'm fighting to make sure every person in the world has a choice about what goes into their body, because the moment that choice is gone, your human system belongs to someone else.

Do we really need machines taking all of our jobs? Do we really need data centers draining our water and energy at a time we've been told to cut back? There's something really profoundly wrong with this trajectory, and if you don't believe we can do something about it, you've been hypnotized by a television owned by the people trying to take your life.

🚨 FAUCI’S PRIVATE TEXTS REVEAL MISCARRIAGE CONCERN BEHIND CLOSED DOORS 👇

A newly released January 2021 message shows Dr. Anthony Fauci discussing a concern that was not exactly front-and-center in the public conversation.

In the text, Fauci references significant fever and “cytokine storm” after the second dose, then raises the possibility of a connection to miscarriage in the first trimester.

If this was being discussed privately, what did officials know, and when did they know it?

And according to Jefferey, Fauci may only be the tip of the iceberg.

Four years before COVID, a law was being pushed that would have forcibly vaccinated my child and stripped away our right to choose. That was my moment. I said hell no and started fighting with everything I had. Then Vaxxed came out, and a year later I wanted to go deeper, not just into one vaccine but all of them, because I was hearing about thousands of injuries from every vaccine on the schedule. So I started a nonprofit and hired Aaron Siri to sue the government for the evidence they were hiding from us.

The pharmaceutical lobby is the most powerful lobby in Washington DC, outspending oil and gas two to one. We fight wars in the Middle East for oil and gas. Think about what Pharma is buying when they're spending twice that amount to own our politicians and our regulatory agencies. I don't think it's about getting a drug approved. They're doing fine there. I believe it's vaccines, because vaccines are the one product they can't be sued for, and they want to make more of them and force them on all of us.

And it's not just children. At the time only about 3% of kids weren't vaccinating, so there's no real money to be made there. They already had 70 million kids a year. What they want is 340 million Americans. What they want is 7 billion people worldwide, so that when they tell governments we have a new product everyone has to take, they make a hundred billion dollars. It's a cash machine and a power machine, and it makes them the most powerful industry on earth.

🚨Rand Paul's document dump includes Tony Fauci's own diary, and it rewrites the COVID timeline.

One month after being warned by Drew Weissman, the Nobel laureate behind the mRNA technology, that the vaccine crosses into the placenta and fetus and triggers an immune response in the amniotic fluid, Fauci greenlit the shot for pregnant women. Roughly 20,000 were vaccinated. The official line: no red flags.

"Looks like you have touched all the bases of informing people of your results. I hope that all is well."

Not a single follow-up question.

It doesn't matter if Fauci was right about everything, or that he had the best intentions. He still infringed on people's civil and individual rights, and that's the problem.

He crossed the line on gain-of-function research, and he crossed it critically when he took away people's individual freedoms. Whether you see him as a villain or a hero, handing one person that kind of power is dangerous, because the next person you don't agree with might be handed the same power.

"This goes way beyond viruses and pandemics. Our constitutional rights are not rights endowed to us by the government, but protections of the rights that are endowed to us by God."

Twenty-five years of working with RNA taught one medical biochemist three things you should never do with it: modify it, stabilize it, or inject it. The mRNA COVID vaccine did all three, and I asked him to walk me through why that's important.

He described RNA as the blueprint of a cell, the instructions it uses to translate into proteins that do the actual work. If that blueprint is modified mid-construction, you don't get the protein you designed. You get fragments, and he said that's what is being produced in the majority of cases after the modification and injection of the spike protein RNA.

The greater danger is reverse transcription. When the RNA template persists in the cell long enough, it can be converted back into DNA. A cell with more DNA than it should have is something every physician recognizes. It's called aneuploidy, and it's a transformed cell. It's cancer.

He told me that, in his assessment as someone who has spent his career studying exactly this biology, the impact of all of this is beyond a disaster.

Not one Democratic senator asked Fauci a single question at the hearing.

That's the real story. Not what Fauci said or didn't say. It's that half the country still doesn't see anything wrong with letting one man wield the kind of power he did over health decisions for an entire nation.

There should be two red lines coming out of it: no gain-of-function research, period. And your rights can't be contingent on the opinion of a public health official. No mandates. Persuade people on the merits or don't get their compliance at all.

"How are they going to admit then that they might have been wrong? They'll never do that because it will destroy their credibility."

What is happening right now with Bayer and Monsanto at the Supreme Court is the same story we have been telling about vaccines for twenty years, and it is playing out again in real time.

They are losing billions in lawsuits because their pesticides are causing non-Hodgkin's lymphoma. So instead of making a safer product, they are asking the government for liability protection. And our own Department of Justice is helping them make that case.

This is exactly what happened with vaccines. The manufacturers were losing money over death and injury. The government didn't say go back and fix it. They said we will protect you. And now an entire generation of children is living with the consequences of that decision, with no legal recourse for their families.

I trust Bobby Kennedy and the work he is doing, but we are watching complications inside this administration and I think people need to pay attention to this one. I can't imagine anyone walking down the street wants to give pesticide companies a free ride when their product is causing cancer and poisoning our children.

🚨BREAKING: ICAN sent a letter to Secretary Kennedy last week urging him to revise the ACIP charter. Within days, he did.

Here is what changed:

🔥The membership criteria have been expanded beyond the vaccinologists and epidemiologists who have long dominated the committee, opening seats to experts in toxicology, data science, pediatric neurodevelopment, and vaccine injury.

🔥The word "safety" now appears ten times in the charter. It appeared three times before. The word "risks" appears five times. It appeared zero times before. The new language requires ACIP to evaluate risk/benefit profiles, consider cumulative effects of vaccines and their components, and conduct re-analysis as new safety data becomes available.

🔥New liaison representatives have been added to the committee, including the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons (AAPS), Independent Medical Alliance (formerly FLCCC), MAPS, and Physicians for Informed Consent, bringing pro-safety, informed consent voices into a room that has never had them.

🚨None of this happens without the people who show up, stay informed, and keep supporting this work. This is what winning looks like.

Full legal update linked below 👇

https://icandecide.org/press-release/kennedy-revises-acip-charter-vaccine-safety/

A few weeks ago an activist judge wiped out the changes https://t.me/RobertFKennedyJr. had made to the vaccine program and abolished his Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices. A lot of people saw that as a devastating loss. We saw a window.

ICAN submitted a letter to Secretary Kennedy, drafted by our attorney https://t.me/AaronSiri , laying out exactly what he could still do. Expand the ACIP membership criteria. Bring in people who specialize in vaccine safety and injury, not just the people who make vaccines and promote them. Add liaison representatives so that injured people and the organizations fighting for them actually have a seat at the table, instead of leaving it entirely to the American Academy of Pediatrics.

Days after receiving that letter, Robert Kennedy Jr. made exactly those changes to the ACIP charter.

When I was a kid I was taught that when something looks dark, you look for the window. That's what we did.

That's what Kennedy did. I want to thank him.

These are the changes we have been fighting for. This is what it looks like when it starts to work.

Dr. https://t.me/RobertWMalone resigned as vice chair of ACIP, stepping down from a committee he had helped reshape, citing a desire to avoid drama. Before he left, he was finally asking the kind of questions about vaccine safety, efficacy, and testing that the committee had gone years without asking.

His read on the judge's ruling that threw out https://t.me/RobertFKennedyJr.'s realignment of the vaccine schedule is direct. The ruling asserts that any vaccine decisions made at the executive branch must consult ACIP, and Malone calls that contrived. By congressional statute, ACIP is meant to serve as a fully independent outside voice, free from industry capture, professional organizations, and bureaucratic influence, providing advice to the CDC director, who is the only person who actually makes decisions. ACIP does not create vaccine policy. Its output is recommendations, nothing more.

The argument that the schedule realignment was invalid because ACIP didn't weigh in on it, Malone says, is spurious logic that is not consistent with the facts. His conclusion is that a group of lawyers constructed another form of lawfare specifically to undermine Kennedy, using ACIP as the vehicle and a contrived legal argument as the weapon.

Senator https://t.me/RonJohnson's documents reveal that while the Biden administration was softening public warnings about COVID vaccine safety signals, it had internal working groups dedicated to managing the fallout from those same signals. The working groups included myocarditis, Guillain-Barré syndrome, thrombocytopenia, stroke, and one simply called the death project.

Meanwhile, strokes are getting younger. Headlines about the alarming rise in stroke rates among young people have become routine.

The read on that is blunt: we are looking at a crime scene, and we have the documents to prove it.

A new study on military personnel adds to the picture. Among soldiers who received two COVID shots, nearly 49% showed a relative increase exceeding 1.5 times their individual baseline on a blood test used to detect heart failure and measure the extent of heart damage.

Half the military.

The government can revise the food pyramid and update nutritional guidelines to make soldiers more combat-ready. How does any of that matter if you are simultaneously injecting a heart-stressing product into them, with boosters required every year, under a liability shield that makes accountability in court nearly impossible?

Del and Jefferey discuss

The United States positions itself as the leader in medicine, the best in the world at advancing science and saving lives. Ed Clay's experience running a cancer research clinic tells a different story.

Getting to a Phase 1 safety trial with the FDA in the United States takes 5 to 7 years and costs an average of $30 to $50 million. Clay's clinic can do the equivalent work in as little as 6 months for under $1 million.

Clay frames this as an ethical failure, not just a bureaucratic one. The clinical trial model, as it currently exists, asks terminal patients to wait 10 to 15 years for treatments that might help them, when many of those patients don't have 10 to 15 months.

Modern healthcare, in his view, treats patients as numbers rather than individuals, and the system is built around its own timeline rather than theirs.

The regulatory barriers that push this research to Mexico are not protecting patients. They are keeping treatments away from them.

The National Vaccine Injury Compensation Program includes something called a vaccine injury table. Each vaccine covered by the program lists the injuries considered associated with it and the timeframe in which those injuries must arise. When an injury meets those criteria, the burden shifts to the government to show the vaccine didn't cause it, rather than requiring the injured person to prove that it did.

The structure was deliberately made this way. It puts the responsibility on the CDC, FDA, and HHS to do the science on these products. If they haven't shown a vaccine doesn't cause a particular harm, but have found it's associated, it belongs on the table.

Aaron Siri has been fielding what he describes as an endless stream of questions from legacy media challenging this point. His answer is simple: the federal statute says explicitly that injuries to be added to the table are those that are associated with the vaccine. That is the exact word in the law. If someone objects to that standard, the remedy is to go to Congress and change it.