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Welcome to the Tudor Dixon podcast.

We have a podcast for you today that is very timely because right now I think the entire world is looking at the Health and Human Services Secretary and saying what exactly is going on.

And what we're seeing right now seems almost like a battle of the pharma giants against the

Maha movement.

And there's like this black and white line.

It's like you're either on the black and one side or the other of this issue.

You cannot cross that line.

And that's what we're seeing

in these hearings right now is that people who haven't been in the medical profession feel like

there's yes and no to everything, that there's no gray area. And I think the Maha movement has come in

and said there is a big gray area that we haven't been able to talk about for a long time and suddenly we're able to

say, you know what, maybe this isn't working for everybody and maybe this doesn't work for

everybody. And there's a massive backlash against the idea that some pharmaceuticals might not

work for everybody. I mean, one of them is the COVID vaccine where you have the Health and Human

Services Secretary saying, not every kid has to have it.

In fact, in Germany, it shows that kids didn't have any other underlying symptoms didn't die from COVID.

They don't really get sick from it.

So I am excited today because we have Dr. Adam Urato with me.

You've heard me talk about what he has worked on.

I've written an op-ed on some of his work.

He is a fetal and maternal medicine specialist serving as the chief of the maternal fetal

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