Topic: Ron Johnson

Senator Ron Johnson presents data alleging that the FDA and CDC hid safety signals regarding myocarditis and ischemic strokes in elderly vaccine recipients. He claims a forthcoming report will show that officials were aware of "extreme masking" of adverse events in the VAERS database as early as March 2021. Johnson has committed to interviewing and potentially subpoenaing HHS and FDA employees involved in the alleged cover-up.

House Speaker Mike Johnson attempted to pass a five-year reauthorization of FISA Section 702 in a late-night session, but the resolution failed. Senator Ron Wyden highlighted "jaw-dropping abuses" of the law, noting that the FBI conducted over 3.4 million warrantless searches of Americans' communications in 2021. The debate centers on the "backdoor search loophole" that allows the government to surveil U.S. citizens without a warrant.

Maria Bartiromo and Senator Ron Johnson discuss the FDA's updated stance on Ivermectin, which now acknowledges the drug's use for COVID-19. The hosts note that acknowledging effective treatments earlier would have legally prevented the Emergency Use Authorization (EUA) for vaccines. The segment concludes with a final reminder of the September 11th anniversary and the "found passport" narrative.

Senator Ron Johnson released a new report regarding myocarditis and vaccine safety, calling for a change in federal vaccine recommendations. The discussion notes a shift in the medical community toward recommending boosters only for high-risk elderly populations. There is growing pressure for health officials to acknowledge the risks associated with the mRNA platform for younger, healthy individuals.

Dr. David Weldon's nomination for CDC Director was withdrawn due to a lack of votes in the Senate HELP Committee. Senator Ron Johnson and Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense suggest that Big Pharma pressure was responsible for killing the nomination. Weldon was known for his outspoken views on the childhood vaccine schedule and chronic disease.

Senator Ron Johnson provided Robert F. Kennedy Jr. a platform to discuss the "Make America Healthy Again" (MAHA) initiative. Kennedy argued that 66% of American children suffer from chronic health issues linked to toxic environments and processed foods. He claimed his experience litigating against federal agencies gives him a unique "PhD in corporate capture" necessary to reform the Department of Health and Human Services.

NTD News provided a summary of the first day of Kennedy's confirmation hearings, noting his commitment to bringing stakeholders together to fight chronic disease. Kennedy defended his record by comparing his vaccine safety concerns to his previous successful advocacy regarding mercury in fish. The segment concludes that mainstream media continues to lie and twist Kennedy's actual statements.

Journalist Lara Logan testified at a roundtable hosted by Senator Ron Johnson, alleging that NGOs like Media Matters and Facts First USA act as political assassins funded by US taxpayers. Logan claimed these organizations use government grants from USAID to "launder" money and silence journalists under the guise of fighting disinformation.

Senator Ron Johnson appears on Maria Bartiromo's program to discuss the "pre-planned" nature of the COVID-19 pandemic, citing Event 201. He criticizes the government's collaboration with social media to suppress information about vaccine side effects and alternative treatments. Johnson warns that upcoming WHO amendments in 2024 pose a significant risk to American sovereignty.

Senator Ron Johnson hosted a symposium featuring experts like Ed Dowd to discuss excess mortality rates and vaccine injuries. Dowd presented actuarial data showing a 40% increase in excess mortality among working-age individuals in 2021. The discussion suggests a wave of future lawsuits against doctors and pharmaceutical companies like Moderna.

Lieutenant Colonel Teresa Long, an Army aerospace medicine specialist, provided whistleblower testimony to Senator Ron Johnson regarding vaccine injuries in the military. Long argues that the vaccine mandate poses a greater threat to military readiness than the virus itself, noting that 200,000 service members have rejected the shots. She criticizes the lack of long-term safety data and the treatment of soldiers as "lab rats."

Senator Ron Johnson issued a public appeal for whistleblowers within the DOJ, FBI, and federal health agencies to come forward regarding the COVID-19 response. Johnson criticized the lack of transparency and the "non-responsive" answers he received to 43 oversight letters. He argued that congressional oversight must be restored to provide the American people with the truth about agency failures.

CBS News and ABC News report that the federal investigation into Hunter Biden's business practices has intensified, focusing on potential violations of tax, money laundering, and foreign lobbying laws. Senators Chuck Grassley and Ron Johnson presented records on the Senate floor detailing six-figure payments from the Chinese energy company CEFC to Hunter Biden's firm.

The release of two Americans, including a member of the "CITGO 6," from Venezuelan custody follows secret high-level meetings between the Biden administration and the Maduro government. While Under Secretary Victoria Nuland claims the mission was purely humanitarian, critics argue it is a precursor to lifting oil sanctions. Technical distinctions between Russian "Urals" blend and Venezuelan heavy crude are discussed regarding refinery compatibility.

Senator Ron Johnson questions Victoria Nuland regarding the "charade" of the Iran nuclear deal negotiations, noting that Iran refuses to meet face-to-face with U.S. representatives. Nuland defends the "proximity talks" involving European partners. The discussion suggests the administration is desperate to finalize the deal to bring Iranian oil back to the global market despite bad-faith concerns.

Senator Ron Johnson hosted a panel featuring medical experts and whistleblowers to discuss the federal pandemic response. Registered nurse Nicole Sirotek testified about gross negligence in New York hospitals, alleging that patients were dying from medical mismanagement rather than COVID-19. The panel highlighted concerns regarding Remdesivir, citing studies that suggest it increases the risk of renal failure and death, while noting federal financial incentives for hospitals to use the drug.

A US Army flight surgeon testified at a session held by Senator Ron Johnson, stating she had to ground three pilots in a single morning due to vaccine-related injuries, including pericarditis. Following her report to command, her patients were canceled and her charts were pulled for review. The hosts discuss the implications for aviation safety when pilots are pressured to fly while suffering from vaccine side effects.

Patent researcher David E. Martin claims to have evidence from internal emails proving that Dr. Anthony Fauci was aware of and directed gain-of-function research. While some view Martin as a charlatan due to his flamboyant presentation, his database of patents has been used by Senator Ron Johnson to investigate the origins of the virus. Critics argue that politicians like Rand Paul are using these revelations for fundraising rather than pursuing criminal charges.

The hosts deconstruct the specific language used by Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert regarding the Wuhan Virology Institute. They mock the "pangolin kissed a turtle" explanation for the virus's origin and discuss the presence of bat populations in places like Austin, Texas, to highlight the perceived absurdity of the natural origin narrative.

The discussion centers on the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) and its alleged under-reporting of injuries. The hosts cite a 2010 Harvard study suggesting VAERS captures less than 1% of actual vaccine adverse events. They criticize the CDC for failing to automate the system and discuss the political controversy surrounding Senator Ron Johnson's use of VAERS data.