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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Secretary of Health and Human Services, announced that at his direction,

the federal government was pulling about half a billion dollars in research funds for the

development of the next MRNA vaccines.

MRNA vaccines, as you may know, that's the type of the medical breakthrough that

led to the COVID vaccines.

Secretary Kennedy said he has decided after he said we reviewed the science, we listened to the experts

and decided that the vaccines were the risks outweighed the benefits and they were not

effective.

I think, you know, his citation of that was important because I think people hear a government

official making these pronouncements, talking,

you know, citing scientists, citing studies, and sounds like they know what they're talking about.

It struck me as a little odd because all the researchers and physicians I know think

MRNA vaccine was a terrific innovation.

They credit it with saving lives. But, you know, I'm not a scientist,

so I thought we should ask somebody who really does know this. And we've got somebody,

I can't think of a better person to address this. Paul Offutt is a professor of pediatrics

at the University of Pennsylvania. He is director of the Center for Vaccine Education at the Children's

Hospital of Philadelphia. And if you don't recognize him by those titles, you will probably

recognize his voice and his face because he is one of the most widely sought after experts on

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