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Slack.com slash DHQ. The FDA has officially voted unanimously to approve the Fauci

ouchi for kids between the ages of five and eleven. A couple of days ago on this show,

we heard from Yale epidemiologist Harvey Rish, who said that he recommended homeschooling

any healthy children who were mandated to get the vaccine. Pull them out of school. He

just felt it was not worth any potential risk. Given that healthy children face very, very

little risk of serious illness or death from COVID, well, the FDA in Advertile seems to

have proven Professor Rish's point when one of the FDA panel members who voted to inject

the kids gave this rationale for it. We're never going to learn about how safe the vaccine

is unless you start giving it. That's just the way it goes.

That's the only way. Did Dr. Fauci run out of beagles or something? The only way to

test the safety of a vaccine is to inject it into a bunch of kids. This is like that time

Nancy Pelosi said the only way to find out what was in the Obamacare bill was to pass

the Obamacare bill, except in the case of Obamacare, the worst case scenario just involves

a lot of wasted spending and constitutional fighting and things like that. In this case,

it involves injecting your kids with an experimental drug that they almost certainly don't need.

I'm Michael Nulls. It's the Michael Null Show.

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