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Speaker 2: Listen, There's never been a candidate for president the media

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Speaker 2: Kennedy Junior for the past eighteen years, since July of

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Speaker 2: two thousand and five. That's the moment that Kennedy published

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Speaker 2: a magazine article suggesting there might be a link between

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Speaker 2: the rise in diagnosed autism cases and the ever expanding

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Speaker 2: schedule of mandatory childhood vaccines. The day that story was published,

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Speaker 2: Kennedy's reporting was considered so solid that two outlets ran

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Speaker 2: it simultaneously, Rolling Stone and Salon dot Com. Unfortunately, neither

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Speaker 2: one of them understood what they were up against. The

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Speaker 2: pharma lobby rolled out the most ferocious public relations campaign

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Speaker 2: in memory, and both publications swiftly caved. Both pulled the

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Speaker 2: story and then disavout it, groveling as they did. No

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Speaker 2: one in the national media bothered to explain why autism

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Speaker 2: diagnoses had skyrocketed. If it wasn't the vaccines, and maybe

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Speaker 2: it wasn't, then what was it to this day, there

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Speaker 2: has not been a convincing explanation. Instead, reporters just attacked

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Speaker 2: Bobby Kennedy. They've called him lunatic and a nazi. Instagram

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Speaker 2: shut down his account. YouTube just last week pulled down

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Speaker 2: a perfectly reasonable interview he did with Jordan Peterson, setting

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Speaker 2: unspecified misinformation and so on. Kennedy became the most censored

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Speaker 2: famous person in the United States. At this point, most

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Speaker 2: Americans have heard a lot more about Bobby Kennedy Jr.

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Speaker 2: Than they've heard from him. He doesn't get many offers

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Speaker 2: to speak from big platforms, but last week Joe Rogan

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Speaker 3: Why do five of my seven kids of allergies? You

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Speaker 3: know it's and of course we know why as aluminum

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Speaker 3: adjuvants give you allergies. They're designed to make you, you know,

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Speaker 3: to create a hyperimmune response to to you know, to

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Speaker 3: foreign particles. And the last category is yeah, the allergic

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Speaker 3: disease is peanut allergies, food allergies, ezema, which I never

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Speaker 3: knew anybody with eximo when I was a kid, I

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Speaker 3: never asthma. I knew people with asthma, but it wasn't

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Speaker 3: one in every four black kids like it is today,

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Speaker 3: So you know all of those things. Now, we went

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Speaker 3: from six percent of American having chronic disease by nineteen

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Speaker 3: eighty six, were starting to add the vaccines, and we

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Speaker 3: and eleven point eight set of kids now, so it's doubled, doubled.

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Speaker 1: You think there's a reason why RFK Junior is now

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Speaker 1: sorry to pick up some steam, it's because he's having

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