Many of you know that the V-Safe data is the best data that was ever done around the COVID vaccine.

This was the app that was built to question people that have just received the vaccine for several

weeks and ultimately months. We've talked about this. We got all of the, you know, sort of check the box data inputs that, you know, we fought in court. I can't fought for you. Took us over a year year what a road it was we finally got all that data

and we learned a lot from it we built the whole dashboard so that you can search that

but in this app we also wanted the real information.

All of the check the box was, did you have swelling in your arm? Did you have a headache,

fever, all the things that they would say, that's great. It shows the vaccine is vaccines working all the things you really be

worried about like myocarditis parochitis you know anaphylaxis strokes those

things none of that was asked in this app but there was the open text box space where you could write it in yourself well as you know

Aaron Syrian his team recently just a few weeks ago finally won that open text data and we've been

taking these tranches that are coming into his law firm and putting them up on

our website this is breaking federal judge order to

CDC to release all v. safe free text entries in a huge win for

vaccine safety transparency. And here's the new one. This is what just happened.

Early v. safe free text entries show remarkable consistency in the frequency of

mentions of adverse events. So what were they writing in? Let's just read

through what our report gave us this week. Here are a few examples of the

sobering entries received and presumably ignored by

CDC. My tonitis is off the, this is what someone wrote. My tonitis is off the

charts is extremely loud. Had I known the vaccination would make my tonitis worse, I would have never gotten the vaccine.

Put it this way, if I was suicidal, I would be dead by now.

That's how bad it is.

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