MUST WATCH: Senator Paul GRILLS Moderna CEO On Myocarditis: 'Have You Vaccinated YOUR CHILDREN?'

"Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave discuss the grilling that the Moderna CEO received from Sen. Rand Paul (R-Ky.) in Senate hearing. #moderna #covidvaccine #berniesanders According to the CDC all COVID-19 vaccines currently available in the United States are effective at preventing COVID-19. Getting sick with COVID-19 can offer some protection from future illness, sometimes called “natural immunity,” but the level of protection people get from having COVID-19 may vary depending on how mild or severe their illness was, the time since their infection, and their age.

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[MyJohnnyboy]

I love how ignorant people tell us how to think. I spent 10 years studying immunology and I’ve learned our experts care more about money.

[adinahaun]

I love it when Paul grills these liars! He’s relentless, fearless on this subject. He is in command of facts and being a physician adds credibility to his questioning.

[andrewbayram]

I'm in the UK. We were ??lied to???? Deliberately misinformed???? Regardless of how you frame it, it was at the least morally wrong and at worst criminal. Politicians, Pharma, Social Media and media need to be held to account for this and punished.

[joeespo]

If one can get Covid 19 even when vaccinated, how does taking the vaccine protect those around that individual? That is the moral bullying that angered me most.

[gray_foxx]

Why do I have such a hard time trusting the government of the United states?

[LibertyEver]

Instead of these awkward Senate hearings, why don't we start prosecuting the crony criminals?

[june]

It's not just mycarditis guys. There are major safety signals in reproductive health, autoimmune disorders, strokes...The risk benefit analysis has changed.

[desireco]

People mock Rand Paul, but he is pretty much hero during this whole time, cared about truth and what really is happening

[evanescence]

If it wasn't obvious enough already, we cannot trust a single thing these CEOs have to say

[alicehenry]

Myocarditis was never in main stream conversation until the vaxxed started dropping like flies

[TylerValendza]

I can't even believe that anyone is still trying to say that the mRNA gene therapy was good for anyone in any way.

[nyxypyxy]

I haven't heard of anyone getting myocarditis from covid. It really seems like all of these unexpected cases of heart issues are associated with getting the shot.

[KnightShawnWa]

When a witness refuses to directly answer the question, they are admitting the worst possible answer is true.

[misaelfraga]

The manner that he answered when asked how many times did he vaccinated his children. That right there sent chills down my spine these guys know how bad it is, but aren't willing to admit it due to profit.

[blazeconnolly]

I was pressured by a lot of people to get the shot, but I stood my ground and never got it

[therobbieunited]

A MP spoke recently in Parliament on the UKs own data that show to prevent one hospitalisation with the vaccines you cause 100s of severe adverse side effects

[teachatami]

The country needs to come together and bring these people to justice.

[AcousticPhilosopher]

We should all be paying close attention: these past couple of years, we've been getting a Masterclass in how to spot a liar.

[firefighter]

I love watching Rand Paul B-slap these scammers.

[sputnik]

Such a great pity that these “journalists” didn’t have the balls to ask Fauci these questions when they had him on their show...