Some in the media say I'm too focused on "criminalizing policy differences." This isn't about policy.
Lying to Congress under oath is a felony. Destroying government records is a felony. If you or I did either of those things, we'd be facing prosecution. Anthony Fauci should be held to the exact same standard.
2021. Terry Bradshaw rails against Aaron Rodgers for not getting vaccinated and for taking ivermectin.
Bradshaw falsely believed that the vaccine prevented people from getting and transmitting Covid. He was wrong.
Instead of being angry that Rodgers "lied" about being vaccinated, Bradshaw should have been angry that the country was lied to about the effectiveness of the vaccine.
Just a few weeks after this clip the CEO of Pfizer admitted that two doses of the vaccine offered virtually no protection against Covid.
November, 2021. Kareem Abdul Jabbar slams Aaron Rodgers for not getting vaccinated and says that Rodgers is bringing back the "big dumb athlete" stereotype.
Kareem, you were the "big dumb athlete" in this case. Nothing brave about shaming people for refusing an experimental vaccine that required fourth shots for "protection" against something a little worse than the flu.
BTW, two months after this interview the CEO of Pfizer said that two shots of the vaccine offered "very limited protection, if any." If Kareem wasn't double boosted, he had the same level of protection as Aaron Rodgers. He just didn't know it because he's a big dumb athlete.
Why is @DanaBashCNN making assertions about vaccines?
In 2022, Pfizer signed a multi-year deal making it CNN's exclusive pharmaceutical advertiser. The arrangement raised obvious conflict-of-interest questions given CNN's fawning pandemic coverage and relentless suppression of dissenting voices—all while Pfizer's cash flowed directly into the network's coffers.
MCAFEE: “You have a lot of teammates that are vaccinated… heading into the season.”
RODGERS: “A lot of people had probably FAKE vax cards back in the day too.”
McAFEE: “Not me!”
RODGERS: “I remember seeing some of the vax cards. It was like written in CRAYON.”
“I’m like, all right, so we’re going to pass that up, but we [unvaxxed] are going to be second-rate citizens over here. I got to wear a yellow armband. Train in the back. Can’t be around more than three people.”
[Mocking] “‘Oh, you gotta wear a mask when you do your interview. And all of us are gonna be masked up the entire time back here. We’re 20ft away from you. Cause that’s safety first.’”
“What a CROCK OF SH*T we had to go through! Crazy time.”
While Fauci pleaded the Fifth, Sen. Margaret Hassan spent her time telling him this hearing was "designed to entrap you."
She then blamed RFK Jr. and HHS for a rise in measles cases. The numbers tell a different story. There are 2,371 confirmed cases in 2026, and half are in kids aged 5 to 19, who were due for their MMR shots somewhere between 2008 and 2023, a window that falls mostly under Obama and Biden.
"Rather than building on that work to strengthen our preparedness against future disasters, we are instead relitigating the past."
Maybe look a little harder.
RFK for the win here! Classic legacy media vaccine reporting:
REPORTER: lots of studies exist
RFK Jr: show me one
REPORTER: you’re spreading disinformation
Breaking!🤯🥹🙏❤️
The whole 21 minute clip!!
RFK absolutely destroys CNN’s Dana Bash and calls her out for being the lying fraud she was, all during lockdowns. And today as well.
This is delicious!!
December, 2019. Here's Peter Daszak (the man whose company Fauci was funding) literally just days before the pandemic began talking about doing gain of function research on coronaviruses.
Daszak would later claim that there was no way the virus leaked from a lab. 👌🤪
RFK Jr. faced intense backlash for a speech describing what profound autism actually looks like in a family. @tylerghudson isn't one of the people angry about it.
"He spoke the truth for families like mine, and I thank him for doing that," Hudson says. "That speech is what ignited that book because I thought, finally, someone in authority is taking this seriously."
"Where's the lie? You would struggle to find parents of a profoundly affected individual that disagree." He points out Kennedy spent 20 minutes describing profound autism specifically, children who may never hold a job, use a toilet unassisted, or live independently, before the remarks that triggered the backlash.
He says the media focused the outrage on higher-functioning individuals who weren't actually who Kennedy was describing, while the profoundly affected kids who can't advocate for themselves got left out of the conversation entirely.
"We want to celebrate people with autism, and absolutely we can," Hudson says. "But we conflate that with celebrating the disorder itself."
“Autism” was hijacked by FAR Left identity politics&media hasn’t helped.
The majority of “outraged🙄” were the self&TRENDY Dr shoppedDx who bend over backwards to keep most vulnerable hidden in the shadows&voiceless. RFK Jr’s a hero for bring Profoundly Disabled into the light.
Did you know that 1 in 4 people with autism have profound autism? Yet this community is often excluded from research and supports for people with disabilities.
How can this be okay?
We are working to change that.
Learn more https://t.co/CXVwBViwHm.
#ProfoundAutism