This is a nonprofit. This show is the high wire. It is an educational program.

And so as I said, when I met Aaron Siri, I had just finished touring the country with the film Vax that sort of put me in the middle, in front of the cameras.

I was having to defend this film that they were saying was going to get babies killed.

We got kicked out of Tribeca Film Festival.

It became the biggest media news story in the world.

And we traveled the entire year to nothing but sold out audiences.

One of the biggest audiences that was ever sold out was by Kat and Patrick Layton.

It's how I met them.

They've been with me on this show from the very beginning.

That's how we met.

I remember pulling up in the bus and getting out and it was just, it was like, it was like,

it was like, remember me when I saw Star Wars and it first opened up seven years old,

just people wrapped around the block.

I was like, what is going on here? What, I swear, I swear, I said,

what film is showing here? They're like, oh, that's your film. That's vaxed. I mean, we'd been in

little tiny art houses up until then, show up in Orange County and thousands of people down the

block. We had that experience for an entire year. After that, I wanted more information. I want to go

deeper into the vaccine

conversations. So I started the informed consent action network, which I said, using Aaron Siri

to get to the truth. Our mission statement for ICANN is dedicated to eradicating manmade disease.

It was, the mission statement is not dedicated to starting a nonprofit that will be here until

the end of time and, you know, may get some stuff done, may not, who knows.

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