Good evening. And right before we dive into what RFK is up to with this vaccine compensation program total overhaul,

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story for today, in a recent statement that was put out by RFK Jr. in his official capacity as the director of

Health and Human Services for the U.S., he took aim at the vaccine injury compensation system

that we have set up here in America, saying that he will be working alongside Pam Bondi at the

DOJ to overhaul the way that the program works. Let's go through what the program is, what

VICP actually is, how it was set up back in the 80s, as well as the criticism that RFK has for it.

And I'll quickly mention, just because I feel like I have to, I don't have an opinion on this

subject. And I'm definitely not advocating for one side over another.

I'm simply reporting to you what the Secretary of Health and Human Services for the United States is saying in his official capacity without any commentary at all.

And so with that second caveat out of the way, let's actually dive into what RFK said in his statement.

And he began that

statement by offering a brief history of how the current system actually came to be.

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