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LIVE: 'Vaccinated Kids Had 4.29 Times…': Aaron Siri SHOCKS Senate With Startling Claims In New Study
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8:41Now PlayingUS Senate Vaccine Hearing | Explosive Claims On ‘Corruption of Science’ & Unpublished Study | Full Hearing
A fiery US congressional hearing titled “How the Corruption of Science Has Impacted Public Perception and Policies Regarding Vaccines” turned into a stormy debate over an unpublished study comparing chronic illnesses in vaccinated vs unvaccinated children. Testimony revealed that the study — led by Marcus Zervos of Henry Ford Health in 2020 — was never submitted for publication. According to witness Aaron Siri, a lawyer linked to RFK Jr., researchers feared losing their jobs if the findings came out. Siri told senators the study claimed vaccinated children showed higher rates of asthma, autoimmune diseases, developmental delays, and speech disorders. Chaired by Senator Ron Johnson, the explosive hearing has reignited the debate over vaccine science, censorship, and public trust in health policy. Watch the FULL HEARING here.
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