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US Senate Hearing LIVE: 'mRNA Vaccines Caused 74% of Deaths’ Dr. McCullough’s Testimony Shocks World
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May 30, 2025
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Now PlayingUS Senate Hearing Live | Dr. Peter McCullough Testimony | mRNA Vaccine Deaths | Covid-19 Vaccine Side Effects | Vaccine Safety Debate | Senate Hearing On Vaccine Safety | Public Health Policy Hearing | CDC And FDA Testimony | Vaccine Adverse Events | Myocarditis And Vaccines
Dr. Peter McCullough’s testimony shocks the U.S. Senate, claiming mRNA COVID-19 vaccines were the likely cause in 74% of deaths examined in a major autopsy review. The May 21 hearing, titled “The Corruption of Science and Federal Health Agencies,” focused on alleged failures to warn the public about myocarditis and other adverse events. McCullough’s assertion has sparked intense debate, with critics questioning the study’s methodology and public health officials reaffirming that mRNA vaccines remain broadly safe and effective for most people. The FDA recently ordered stronger warnings about myocarditis risk, especially in young men, but notes these cases are rare. Senators pressed McCullough on his credibility and financial ties, while the CDC and FDA continue to recommend vaccination, citing its benefits in preventing severe COVID-19.
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