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*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
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*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
Naomi Wolf has been on a long and arduous crusade to get to the bottom of the COVID pandemic fraud. She has combined the study of thousands of pages of documentation, insights from doctors and hours of analysis to create a truly damning account of what really went down over the years. Today, Naomi speaks with Stephanie Locricchio about the findings of her investigation and also shares her insights on the current state of media reporting and censorship.
Then, viewers see a clip from one of our shows in which Brad MIller did a deep-dive into what has been nicknamed “The Remdesivir Papers.” This pairs nicely with the first segment of today’s program because, in both cases, sets of once-hidden files have exposed the true depth of corruption in our medical system.
We also have two exclusive “Vaxxed III: Authorized to Kill” interviews featured in this program:
First…Emergency Use Authorization — also known as “EUA” — opens the door for pandemic countermeasures to be put into place, and even if adverse events are observed as a result, the pharmaceutical companies are not held liable. This is because of the Public Readiness and Emergency Preparedness (PREP) Act, signed into law in 2005 and amended to accommodate the COVID protocols. Ray Flores, Esq., being well-versed in the legal immunity topic and how the medical establishment has subverted the health and human rights of the people, shares his valuable expertise.
And…The world, reflecting on the atrocities of the COVID era, wants answers. People continue waiting and petitioning to find out why and how so many lives were lost. The courts fight to uncover the truth and hold those responsible accountable. Attorney John Pfleiderer weighs in on the litigation related to this topic, specifically in the case of Scott Schara’s daughter, Grace.
