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Robert Kennedy Jr. is part of one of the most iconic families in American history. Not one to shy away from the fight for justice, he has spent a career on the front line taking on big pharma and other corporations that act with impunity. For over 30 years, he s served as an attorney for environmental groups, going toe to toe with big corporate giants. And more recently he s questioned the safety of vaccines and seeks to provide a balanced outlook in an increasingly censored world. Robert Kennedy Jr joins us today to discuss his new documentary, Medical Relations, a documentary that details the history of medical experimentation on blacks in America and in Africa, and particularly the experimentation with vaccination. He also discusses the Tuskegee Experiment, a story about a group of black sharecroppers who were recruited by the CDC to be infected with syphilis and kept sick until they died of the disease. And then, a whistleblower revealed that the government was testing vaccines on Black children in Africa and Haiti, and that the results were not good. In 1996, Clinton finally apologized to the first public apology, and promised that it would never happen again. And then a whistleblower came out with a major study in 2004, which changed the way we think about vaccines and autism. and then, in 2014, Dr. William Thompson, the senior vaccine safety scientist at CDC, William DiStefano et al., said that the MMR vaccine was not causing autism, but was actually causing autism. And what he actually meant that black boys who got that vaccine had a 350% greater chance of getting it before age 3 years of age 5 were actually getting it at a higher than white boys who did not get it at all. . And they weren t getting the shot at all the shots they were supposed to get it before they were even at that age. and they were not getting it until they were 3 years old. And they were getting it by the age of 5 years old, and they had a better chance of developing autism at age 5. Today s guest is Mr. Kennedy Jr., who is a great friend of mine, and I'm both happy and excited to have him on the show, because he's going to be my guest today. in this episode I'm going to tell you about his documentary, Medical Relations . and I hope you do too. Thank you for listening to the movie, Mr. John Kennedy Jr.'s documentary, which is a must-listen movie.
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