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As of December 31st, there were more than 5300 cases of mumps

in 46 states and the District of Columbia.

Each had over 100 cases as of last month.

Those states include Arkansas, Iowa, Indiana, Illinois,

- Massachusetts, New York, Okl... -

The best baseball player. Plays baseball like a pro.

Well, Steve, I disagree, I think...

So I got a letter from the FDA on Friday.

- Anything else... - Come by Monday. Early.

You might wanna bring young David.

Go for two! Go for two! Yay!

Gentlemen.

Apparently, we're in the midst of a mumps outbreak.

- Another? - Ah, widespread

and increasingly frequent

that many of those affected have had two, even three doses.

Some people, some very important people are saying our vaccine does not work.

That is what they're saying.

And now those limp dicks in the FDA are telling us

we have to show 96% protection against mumps,

like it says in our license application.

Like it says in our product information sheet,

or we lose our license. Alan.

Play that out for me, gentlemen.

A new vaccine?

Alan, how long?

- Uh, testing, licensing - Production?

Years.

Lost sales?

Uh, you're talking 10 to 20 million plus doses.

That is per year, and that's the US alone.

And with vaccine mandates,

an annual $100 million monopoly guaranteed.

Then the international market.

If we don't use it here, what, you

you think they're gonna use it on ugga bugga land?

But, but don't we have an obligation?

To our stockholders? Yes. Get on point, David.

Can your lab give me 96%?

Alan, what's our start point?

Uh, we're talking 50, maybe 60%.

- Against the vaccine virus. - The weakened vaccine virus.

What is it against the wild virus, the disease? Alan?

Uh

So

Here we are.

A case of ready, fire, aim.

Fix it, gentlemen.

Ninety-six percent.

Or 95. I'm no stickler.

"Or 95%."

What does he think I am? A fucking magician?

So much for safe and effective.

Adrian Jay? Dr. Adrian Jay, I mean.

I'm, I'm told you're someone I can trust.

Can we do this later?

I worked on MMR.

Merck's vaccine lab division of virus and cell biology.

You're gonna wanna read this.

Those are likely to put us both in danger.

I guess they could.

And they're worth reading.

They fake the data. Mumps vaccine. It's all there.

You'll understand, right? You'll know what to do.

Regarding what precisely?

The vaccine doesn't work. They cheated on every level.

- Steve Schilling. - One fix didn't work.

They tried another and another.

You have all the evidence you need. Boom.

If you have any questions, that's my number.

An encrypted line.

Does this look like a confessional?

I mean, do I look like a priest?

You don't get to just tell me a story, then walk away

with a new patch on your scout troop jacket.

That's not the way this works.

If you're serious, then this and you come as a package or not at all.

No, no, no, man, you don't understand.

I've done my part. This is it.

I'm just trying to do the right thing here.

Look what whistle blowing did for you. You lost everything.

Career, reputation.

Country.

You don't have an autistic child?

No.

Not yet.

I'm just heading down now.

It's all a bit daunting, but

Okay. Well, give him a kiss from his mommy.

Yeah.

Well, honey, I'm almost at the elevator.

Okay. Bye. Yeah, bye.

Okay.

I, uh, I have a lecture. I'll call after.

Go get yourself a coffee somewhere quiet.

The medical histories of children that we have seen,

children that make up many of the current autism epidemic,

are strikingly consistent.

Often the story begins with a healthy child

on a normal development path.

Hi.

From the point of view of the parents, the change is a sudden,

severe and with a causal relationship to the vaccine administration.

You ready for a big adventure?

Ishal welcome to America.

Following a vaccine, often MMR,

parents notice significant behavior changes.

Regressions, loss of previous milestones.

Ah. Ah. Ah. Ah.

- Ah. - Ish?

Ah. Ah.

- Hey, Lexi. - Ah.

Is Ish okay?

He's acting kind of spacey.

And that's not the worst of it.

What happened?

I've got him, I've got him. Just call the doctor.

It's okay. It's okay.

And with a direct causal relationship

to the vaccine administration

their observations are typically dismissed.

And that is not okay.

So, if there's one message I would leave you with

it is for you mothers to trust

in that innate knowledge of your child.

A gift that has nurtured and preserved mankind throughout evolutionary history.

Our presence here on this Earth

is not down to vaccines or antibiotics or men in white coats,

but to the power of that small voice

the mantra of a timeless wisdom.

Listen to it.

Trust it

no matter who tells you otherwise.

Thank you.

Hi. Breakfast, ma'am? We offer both buffet and à la carte.

Or we can have something sent to your room.

- Excuse me. - Mm-hmm.

Dr. Jay, can I please speak with you for a moment?

It's about my son.

I have a call in my room in five minutes.

737.20 minutes' time.

737.

Hello?

Well, he's for real. The documents are real.

As real as they get.

I'll be in touch on some of the technical stuff, okay?

- Sounds good. Talk soon. - All right. Bye-bye.

Thank you.

Your son.

He was an orphan of conflict in Africa.

He was

perfect.

Smart and bright and

My beautiful brown-eyed boy.

Then we got him home, and he crashed right in front of us.

Our world went with him.

For some reason, Black children or Black boys seem very suscep...

No, I know what you're gonna say, but

- I was told that all that was... - Debunked.

The CDC found the debunked link with MMR so compelling,

they had to destroy the evidence.

In Ishal's case, the expert medical opinion was coincidence.

And, um

what other insights

did this medical expert have to offer?

He said, "Get over it."

Move on.

Put him in a home.

"Get another."

Get another like if you weren't completely satisfied.

So

is Ishal your only child?

All I deserve.

Sorry.

Full disclosure, we, uh

My husband, he had mumps in high school and so

Sterile.

He found it very difficult.

And we took the view. We

We wanted our misfortune to be a blessing to someone else.

Ishal filled the void, the longing.

You're still together?

God, don't get me wrong. We love Ishal.

We always will. And this is my life now.

I just

I need to understand.

Why?

Because I'm his mother.

And what is it you need to understand?

Why?

Okay.

Let's talk about what role exclusion diets have for children like Ishal.

May I?

Okay, so I need you to call this number.

He's a colleague. Physician. He's the best.

- Okay. - Thank you.

Okay.

- You said you're a lawyer. - Family law.

And you want to understand why.

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