Juno News - July 30, 2026


Conservative MP demands ANSWERS on vaccine injuries


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00:00:00.000 well lots of questions not many answers on capitol hill in washington where dr anthony fauci was on
00:00:12.160 the hot seat facing congressman demanding he apologized for his actions during the covid
00:00:18.400 pandemic fauci the point man for two administrations caught up on the covid pandemic invoked the fifth
00:00:26.080 refusing to answer questions on the grounds the answers might incriminate him therefore
00:00:32.560 although it pains me to do so because of the respect i have for the legislative branch
00:00:39.600 of government and my decades-long record of cooperating with congress under the advice of
00:00:47.600 my attorneys i will invoke my right under the fifth amendment of the constitution
00:00:53.360 to refrain from answering your questions. Thank you.
00:00:58.880 Now, Fauci was accused of lying to the public about the origin of the virus,
00:01:03.600 of pushing useless and destructive mandates on the public,
00:01:06.860 and of promoting potentially dangerous experimental vaccines.
00:01:11.140 I was warned pretty early on about the dangers of the experimental gene therapy
00:01:15.540 that you've called a vaccine, but it really falls under the definition of gene therapy.
00:01:21.660 So, I was going to ask you, I mean, were you carefully monitoring the safety surveillance systems like VAERS and V-SAFE that literally were deluged with complaints?
00:01:36.380 You know, currently, worldwide, there have been almost 1.7 million adverse events reported to the VAERS system.
00:01:44.320 of those over 39,000 were deaths. And of those deaths, 24% occur on the day of vaccination
00:01:53.480 within one or two days. 24%, which by the way, just happens to be the same percentage that a
00:01:58.140 Rasmussen poll pointed out the American public believe they, 24% of the American public believe
00:02:03.720 they know somebody who died of the experimental gene therapy. At one point, Fauci was asked to
00:02:11.960 face some of the people who have suffered as a result of COVID mandates that he supported,
00:02:17.840 he did not. Can you do me a favor in the audience and stand up if during the time of the COVID
00:02:25.200 pandemic, you were called a racist for calling the virus a Wuhan virus or the China virus, 0.91
00:02:31.760 if you thought the six-foot rule was total crap, if you thought the vaccine wasn't something that 0.96
00:02:37.820 you should take if you thought it was outrageous the way the mass policy was rolled out if you 0.95
00:02:43.300 were fired from your job for not taking that vaccine including members of the military if 0.99
00:02:49.760 you thought closing schools was catastrophically stupid and that you thought that during these 0.99
00:02:56.040 times saying these things made you somehow a lesser human being 0.99
00:03:00.540 Dr. Fauci, can you just turn around and look at the people behind you?
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00:04:36.120 Our guest today is Conservative Member of Parliament, Dean Allison from Niagara West.
00:04:42.320 And he's also heading up an inquiry into the COVID-19 vaccine injuries that we've suffered,
00:04:48.140 many Canadians have suffered. Welcome to the show, sir. Thanks for having me on, Mark. Appreciate
00:04:52.400 it. Yeah, let's start off with listening to a clip from today's hearing on Capitol Hill.
00:04:59.120 It's Ron Johnson, Congressman, and he didn't get any answers out of Anthony Fauci, but
00:05:04.800 this was part of his question. Let's listen. I was warned pretty early on about the dangers
00:05:10.120 of the experimental gene therapy that you've called a vaccine, but it really
00:05:15.360 It falls under the definition of gene therapy.
00:05:18.420 So I was going to ask you, I mean, were you carefully monitoring the safety surveillance systems
00:05:25.680 like Bayer's and V-safe that literally were deluged with complaints?
00:05:33.460 Currently, worldwide, there have been almost 1.7 million adverse events reported to the Bayer system.
00:05:40.700 of those over 39,000 were deaths and of those deaths 24 percent occur on the day of vaccination
00:05:49.880 within one or two days 24 percent which by the way just happens to be the same percentage that
00:05:54.420 a Rasmussen poll pointed out the American public believe they 24 percent of the American public
00:05:59.820 believe they know somebody who died of the experimental gene therapy what do you think
00:06:07.360 when you hear that? Well, you know, what I think, you know, first of all, two things in terms of
00:06:13.460 data, Canada has been very woeful in collecting any real substantive data. But what we do know,
00:06:20.660 and these are records based on Health Canada, is that there's been over 60,000 or close to 60,000
00:06:25.860 people that have been injured in Canada. Of those 60,000, 11,000 have been very serious.
00:06:31.140 of that 11,000 3,500 applied to the vaccine injury support program and 3,000 were accepted and we
00:06:38.760 know that only 252 people were paid out of that so out of potentially 60,000 people have been
00:06:45.260 injured in this country obviously at various degrees of injury and all not all two injuries
00:06:50.840 are the same we've had less than 0.4 of one percent of people get paid out and that's just
00:06:56.820 really unacceptable so you know what i've noticed over the years people coming to my office and
00:07:01.360 saying dean i feel like i've been injured and then once i've been injured i can't access the
00:07:06.100 program i thought man you know i i think it's time we have a public discussion about that and i what
00:07:11.180 i find is that while people are prepared to talk about it privately this has been a taboo subject
00:07:17.060 we you know we we're not we're immune we we're allergic to it we we don't want to talk about it
00:07:22.440 publicly and it's almost like i'm trying to give people permission to tell their stories publicly
00:07:28.760 in a public forum and you know that's what we do as members of parliament we talk to people all day
00:07:32.600 long and then we try and help them access government programs and so really we're just
00:07:37.000 trying to make this public to have people share stories so people understand and realize they're
00:07:41.960 not actually alone well one reason why the government may be so stingy in terms of
00:07:48.040 compensating people for these shots is that they certainly coerced people. I don't think I'm being
00:07:54.600 out of line in suggesting that there was a pressure campaign placed on people. We certainly
00:08:00.160 heard from the former prime minister suggesting that people who declined to take the shots
00:08:06.440 are akin to racists and homophobes. I believe it was during the 2021 campaign where he just
00:08:14.820 went whole hog in terms of demeaning and attacking people who refused to take the shots.
00:08:24.140 And then once he got back in, as you recall, he put forth a number of measures that were aimed
00:08:30.980 at discouraging, well, preventing travel. You couldn't get on an airplane or you couldn't get
00:08:37.980 on a train or even a ferry if you hadn't taken the shots. And so now that people have suffered
00:08:44.680 injuries, I guess maybe there's a sense of culpability from the government's vantage
00:08:49.940 point where they're saying the reason why so many people took it is because we pressured them to
00:08:55.280 take it. And now we're seeing, you know, a massive lineup of people who suffered injuries as a
00:08:59.900 result. Do you think those factors are coming into play here? Well, absolutely. You know, I always
00:09:05.420 laugh when I have anyone in government, anyone in leadership, whether it's a premier or the
00:09:09.960 prime minister saying that we didn't put any pressure. That's garbage. That's BS. Pressure 0.99
00:09:15.020 was applied. There was a number of reasons why people got vaccinated. Some felt that it was their
00:09:19.780 duty to do it. Some thought that if they did it, they could see grandma and grandpa. There was a
00:09:24.300 whole bunch of reasons. And the point was, you know, it should have been choice, right? It should
00:09:28.600 have been choice for people who could choose that. But I had people coming, Mark, I had people coming
00:09:32.400 in my office crying said i'm in a third year nursing program and if i don't get vaccinated i
00:09:37.520 will not be allowed to continue with my program which is then going to lead to a job but i had
00:09:42.880 55 60 year old truck drivers saying dean like i had allergic reactions to vaccines in the past 0.96
00:09:49.520 if i take that i feel like that i could be in jeopardy but i'm got a gun to my head so you hit
00:09:55.360 the nail on the head certainly people volunteered to take them willingly and that's fine but there
00:10:00.480 was a lot of people that had a gun pointing to their head that said you know what if you want
00:10:03.920 to participate in society either through work or through travel or through visiting grandma at the
00:10:09.600 nursing home you need to comply so you know for government to say any government at any level to
00:10:14.560 say they there was no coercion that's that's very rich and it's actually false yeah people were
00:10:20.080 fired let's not forget that people lost absolutely their lives were upended because of a choice that
00:10:26.240 that they had made. And of course, other people lost infinitely more, like Dan Hartman, I can
00:10:32.600 think of. Gentlemen, you probably are aware of his son, Sean, dying, I believe it was 33 days
00:10:39.360 after he got the shots. And he took the vaccines only because he wanted to play hockey. And
00:10:46.380 if he was going to refuse the shots, then he wasn't going to be allowed to play.
00:10:51.580 And so here's a young man of 17 who died, and his father is absolutely positive that had a lot to do with the shots that he got.
00:11:03.340 And so these stories are all over the place, and yet it wasn't that long ago, and yet it already seems to be fading off into the distance, into the recesses of history.
00:11:14.620 People are already starting to forget how bad things were during that stretch.
00:11:19.860 I'm just, I sometimes wonder
00:11:21.400 other people suffer from PTSD
00:11:23.020 from that whole incident,
00:11:24.720 that several years there
00:11:26.340 of the mandates
00:11:28.680 and the pressure tactics
00:11:30.640 around the shots.
00:11:31.720 And, you know, did you get the shots?
00:11:33.600 And, you know, if you didn't,
00:11:35.720 you might risk getting fired.
00:11:37.400 All of this stuff.
00:11:39.200 Do you think that your inquiry
00:11:40.920 is going to be able to
00:11:42.400 touch on those types of things?
00:11:44.460 Just the amount of mental anguish
00:11:47.860 that so many people suffered as a result.
00:11:49.760 Even if they didn't suffer directly from vaccine injuries,
00:11:53.820 they probably suffered a lot from the mental strain
00:11:57.060 of having to deal with all of these issues.
00:11:58.820 What do you think?
00:11:59.920 Well, you raise a great point, Mark.
00:12:01.220 You know, one of the challenges was is that, as we've said,
00:12:03.980 people got it for a variety of reasons.
00:12:05.600 You know, in John's case, he got it so he could play hockey, right?
00:12:08.080 That was the mandate.
00:12:08.840 You can't go into a public space.
00:12:10.360 You can't go into an arena.
00:12:11.540 That wasn't a federal mandate.
00:12:12.680 That was a provincial mandate.
00:12:14.740 That was a municipal mandate.
00:12:16.200 So every level of government got into this.
00:12:18.900 And then what happened was, as people were getting injured, we decided as a society that we didn't want to talk about it.
00:12:25.300 We didn't want to admit any kind of guilt or any kind of wrongdoing or any kind of responsibility.
00:12:30.620 And so, you know, it's not my word that people were injured.
00:12:33.500 It's the government's word.
00:12:34.360 The government started a program, the Vaccine Injury Support Program, and they funded it with $55 million and spent $35 million.
00:12:42.880 And it was a third-party Oxarro that ran this program.
00:12:46.880 Two-thirds of the money went on overhead and didn't even get to people.
00:12:50.200 And so we want to share people's stories of the absolute nightmare that they've had trying to get recognized and get some compensation.
00:12:57.540 You know, and it also goes to the medical community as well.
00:13:00.420 Doctors were not allowed to sign off on some of these things.
00:13:03.500 Some brave doctors did, but a lot of doctors were threatened by their own college of physicians and surgeons.
00:13:09.220 I just got off the phone call before you and I chatted about one such doctor that wasn't allowed to even, you know, talk about these things.
00:13:18.740 And so you think about it all the way, the fix was in, all the way through society.
00:13:23.460 And then when people got injured, we totally abdicated.
00:13:25.960 We totally left these people alone.
00:13:27.960 You want to talk about PTSD?
00:13:29.200 You want to talk about abandoning these individuals?
00:13:32.200 And they felt so alone.
00:13:33.680 It's like, was it something I did?
00:13:35.260 No, you did what was expected of you.
00:13:37.860 and in some cases you were forced to do it, it is not on you.
00:13:42.080 It's on government to compensate you for what has happened.
00:13:45.260 So we've seen this now.
00:13:47.160 I mean, there was a great piece that was done last year
00:13:50.100 exposing some of the incompetence of this program.
00:13:53.740 The government has now brought that program back in house.
00:13:56.180 We still don't know exactly what they're going to do,
00:13:58.840 but I would suggest there's more people than the 60,000
00:14:02.120 or even the 11,000 very seriously is injured.
00:14:04.560 There's a lot more people out there that should have compensations
00:14:07.760 so they should probably sharpen their pencil and while they love to give hundreds of millions of
00:14:12.080 dollars to foreign countries for climate finance etc etc they need to look at how they can compensate
00:14:19.200 some of their own canadians once again these people did it or they believe was the right thing
00:14:25.440 to do they did it through no fault of their own and then basically we abandoned these people
00:14:30.480 and said you know what we don't want to hear your stories we don't want to talk about it
00:14:33.680 and quite frankly if you can't access access the program that's not our problem that's what we do
00:14:38.480 as members of parliament mark we listen to people's stories and we help them access government programs
00:14:43.440 and this is what we want to do is shine a light so the government understands there are more people
00:14:48.480 that need help and they need more money and they need more access to the program
00:14:52.960 and they've got to find an easier way for them to be able to get access have you reached out to
00:14:57.520 former prime minister trudeau to appear before your inquiry no i have not i i probably got to
00:15:04.240 try and catch him in between dance sets uh for his new girlfriend in terms of uh you know as
00:15:09.680 as an extra for uh music videos so but no i have not well i think it'd be a good guy to have on
00:15:15.920 there one i mean what do you think you might know some things oh my goodness no i'm i was never
00:15:21.440 impressed with him before he became an mp while he was an mp certainly wasn't impressed with him as
00:15:26.320 the prime minister i'm not sure there's a whole lot we could glean from him uh in terms of knowledge
00:15:31.440 and information on this very issue well he may he came out a while like maybe a couple years ago
00:15:37.840 and said you know it wasn't me i did not pressure anybody i didn't force anybody to take the shots
00:15:43.040 we got the videos we got the videos obviously he's sensitive about it um is it possible that the
00:15:50.400 vaccine companies could be sued or are they basically protected from any kind of legal action
00:15:59.600 well unfortunately uh you know what our inquiry is not going to talk about that that's probably
00:16:04.000 something that should be looked at at a future inquiry and my understanding is is that though
00:16:08.880 they've got no liability whatsoever that's that's a problem in and of itself unfortunately we won't
00:16:14.480 have the time the budget or the opportunity to do there's a whole bunch of issues we could dig into
00:16:19.120 mark we figured we'd just focus on the victims we'd focus on the injured the people that have
00:16:24.640 not had their stories heard we'll hear for their stories we'll try and help them get access to
00:16:29.360 funding and we'll make sure they understand they are not alone there are other people
00:16:33.520 in similar circumstances and hopefully we can begin the healing right a lot of people
00:16:38.160 man they've been in terms of the the damage that's been done you mentioned ptsd
00:16:43.840 like there's just a whole bunch of people hurting out there we'd like to start that healing process
00:16:49.120 are you getting cooperation from the government because i get the impression maybe incorrectly so
00:16:55.360 that the they just assume this thing go away uh when you seek documents for instance have they
00:17:01.840 been forthcoming if in fact you've done so yeah so you know we like i've i've had a lot of order
00:17:08.320 paper questions uh in in parliament to try and get information though those things could vary from
00:17:14.480 not very forthcoming at all to completely ignoring the question uh because we don't have the time or
00:17:20.560 we don't have the the resources at this stage we really are going to just focus on the individuals
00:17:25.840 and talk about their stories as you said mark their results there should be a time at some
00:17:30.000 point in the future where we could compel some documents that would have to be done to the
00:17:34.480 committee process of the house of commons we're going to hold our meetings in ottawa in a committee
00:17:39.760 room and we're going to talk to canadians about that and we're going to try and deal with what
00:17:43.760 we can deal with under our control but as you said there's probably a lot more information
00:17:48.400 we should be looking at at a in a future inquiry i would think so yeah and some so are the
00:17:56.080 government is the government involved at all i mean are members of the government uh liberal mps
00:18:01.840 if any of them come forward and with help or support of any kind yeah so so that's a great
00:18:09.360 question so i uh have sent out an invitation to all mps this is not a partisan thing we're not
00:18:14.720 going to try and you know blame anyone we want we're not going to issue any kind of findings
00:18:19.440 we really want to talk to the the these people that are injured and help them access the programs
00:18:24.400 um i i don't know yet exactly who's going to show up we've had a number of conservatives have said
00:18:29.680 they were but i really wanted i really wanted to make this an opportunity where we could focus on
00:18:34.400 the victims we could focus on the injured people and we could move forward on that i'm going to
00:18:38.640 send out other invitations as we move forward i'll be sending out another invitation in the next week
00:18:44.000 before our next press conference which we're going to be hosting in in the middle of august in in
00:18:50.000 ottawa and then of course i'll be inviting them again just before we have our vaccine injury
00:18:55.840 inquiry which was the 8th and 9th 10th and 11th of september so yeah we welcome all mps from all
00:19:01.280 parties this is not a partisan event really want to focus on that but as you said mark i'd love
00:19:06.240 another time to have a more a greater deep dive on on an inquiry that could look at some of the
00:19:12.000 things the causes the science etc etc but that unfortunately will not be this time has even
00:19:18.480 one liberal told you that yeah they're interested and they want to attend this i have not heard yet
00:19:24.880 because as i said it's still early people's schedules are are crazy busy so that's why
00:19:29.360 we'll continue to reach out we're going to reach out again in august and then we'll reach out again
00:19:33.760 in september to all these individuals and you know as we understand where the some of these
00:19:38.880 injured people are coming from across the country i'll be picking up the phone and personally
00:19:44.240 reaching out to mps of the injured uh to invite them to come and hear testimony from their
00:19:51.040 constituents and if they do want to get involved what's the best way for them to do so they can go
00:19:56.720 to the allison inquiry.com where we're you know we're kind of we're crowdfunding this as i said
00:20:02.160 the the government of canada is not paying for this the parliament of canada is not paying for
00:20:06.400 this we've got individuals that are helping fund it and we thought it's important not to do it over
00:20:11.600 a zoom call people's stories are important to them we want to bring them to ottawa to tell them in
00:20:16.480 person and so we're hoping that uh that's what we can do we'll you know allison inquiry.com
00:20:22.720 has got a uh an ability to donate you've got an ability to register and tell your story we heard
00:20:28.400 after our first press conference a lot of people said you know what i don't want to come and tell
00:20:31.680 my story but i want my story to be told and so we have the ability as well for you to actually
00:20:37.360 register your story talk about what your injuries were your your experience so that we have a public
00:20:42.560 record of that as well hey nelson thank you so much for coming on the show and good luck with
00:20:46.960 your inquiry well listen mark if you got some time we'd love to have you in ottawa come you're welcome
00:20:52.080 to come you or juno please please come we'd love to have you in the room and tell them the stories
00:20:56.960 of these people. Thank you so much.