There was a case where Dr. He and China did some genome edits on two children,

on two babies. He made two crisper babies. That guy went to jail. Fast forward today,

we're willing to take that risk on billions of people. Kevin McCurnen worked at the human genome

project at MIT as manager of research and development. Today, he is the chief scientific officer and

founder of medicinal genomics, and he is researching DNA contamination in the COVID-19 genetic vaccines.

There are limits on how much DNA can be in a vaccine precisely because of the concern

over DNA integration. What we do know is in both shots is there is residual DNA, and this DNA

is either right above the regulatory limit or tenfold higher. How did the different mRNA vaccine

components impact the body? What's really going on with the SB 40 monkey virus promoter that's

in them? Why should we be concerned about lipid nanoparticles and DNA open reading frames?

How is synthetic mRNA fundamentally different from naturally occurring mRNA? This is American thought

leaders, and I'm Janie Kelley. Kevin McCurnen, such a pleasure to have you on American thought leaders.

Thank you, Jan. I appreciate you having me on to discuss this. It's a, I think,

very important topic, and I'm glad you're given it the coverage it needs.

Well, you have actually been doing some really remarkable work looking at what's actually in

these COVID genetic vaccines. And most recently, there's been a lot of chatter around SB 40,

this, the simian virus or simian virus promoter. So why don't we jump in? Actually, I'm going to

start with an AP fact check. This was so important that it warranted an AP fact check.

AP's assessment is that it's a false that is there is a simian virus SB 40 in the vaccines.

Public health officials and the lead researcher of a study cited in many of the social media posts say

there's no monkey virus DNA in the inoculations approved by the government regulators.

Some COVID-19 vaccines utilize DNA molecules derived from simian virus 40,

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