At the beginning of the week, there was some massive positive news, and this was the headline

that came out of there. We have the Maha Commission. Remember, this was Trump's executive

order that he put out and he wanted to end the chronic health disease in children in America.

Kennedy was tasked to do that. The Maha Commission was put forth and set up. This is the second

report they've

released and now this MAHA Commission report has a 28, 128 recommendations to do this. And

what's really positive about this is now they're getting into some things that touch our

audience, which are the vaccines, the SSRIs, the antidepressants, fluoride. I want to go into this report now and look at that.

But first, from that presser, the MAHA Commission had a roundtable,

and they had the heads of every health agency who are part of this MAHA commission,

and they all were talking about how much, how many strides they've made to this to this point already but a question

came up this was from the press and oftentimes the press catches people off guard you get the

most candid moments and kennedy had this to say about vaccine injury take a listen okay one of the

things we've learned in our investigation is that about 80% of the people who contact the vaccine adverse

event reporting system, they've made it so difficult to report a vaccine injury that they

give up before reporting it. The doctors are discouraged from reporting it. They're not compensated.

It takes them about 30 minutes on average to report an injury.

And they also have disincentives from reporting it.

We're changing the system.

None of the people who reported injuries are ever followed up with.

We're going to start following up and find out what kind of genetic vulnerabilities,

what kind of other vulnerabilities they have.

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