Another story here we're talking about one of the ones we've been tracking and that's the DNA

contamination within these COVID-19 vaccines.

So this really kicked off because of two people.

One of them was Kevin McKernan, he's a genomics researcher, and also Philip Buckholz.

He's also a genomics researcher, and we covered his Senate hearing at South Carolina talking about this really raising the alarm.

And it's been on the radar of a lot of people over the last month or two since this happened.

It's really one of the big stories amongst all of them with this.

And so what really was the situation

was they used two processes, Pfizer Moderna, Pfizer especially,

they used two processes.

The first process was the vaccines that they did the

mock-ups for the clinical trials. They used a PCR to amplify and create the DNA.

But when they kind of got the green light from regulators, they said, well, we need to

make billions of copies of this so they use

this circular bacterial DNA plasma to replicate this and in order to do that they fed it in there and it just replicated all of these all of these MRNA and DNA sample copies.

Problem was that it left a lot of kind of junk DNA in there, contaminated the vaccine. So we have a study now from Kevin McKernan and co-authors that that was out in October. DNA fragments detected in monovalent and by

valent visor modern vaccines from Ontario. in a

vina-vailant and bi-valent, bizer-modern vaccines from Ontario, Canada.

So the ones, you know, process two, those are the ones out being injected into people.

So those are out there for researchers to grab these vials and start testing them.

And so that's what that's what these authors and these researchers did.

They took 27 MRNA vials in Ontario, Canada and it was taken from 12 different lots.

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