Back to the People with Nicole Shanahan Man on a Mission: The Fight to Confirm RFK Jr. and Make America Healthy Again, feat. Senator Ron Johnson
Nov 23, 2024
Ron Johnson, U.S. Senator from Wisconsin and advocate for the 'Make America Healthy Again' movement, shares his insights on COVID-19's impact on public trust in healthcare. He discusses the urgent need for transparency regarding vaccine safety and the influence of corporate interests on health decisions. The Senator highlights the challenges faced by whistleblower doctors and critiques government overreach, advocating for reforms to safeguard individual liberties. He emphasizes the importance of unity and courage in leadership for a healthier future.
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Shifting Perspectives on Big Pharma
- Senator Johnson recounts his shift in perspective on Big Pharma, initially defending them but later recognizing corruption during COVID.
- He highlights RFK Jr.'s involvement in vaccine safety advocacy, spurred by mothers presenting him with research.
Evolving Focus in the Senate
- Senator Johnson's focus on vaccine injury and corporate capture developed from firsthand experience in the Senate, not his initial campaign platform.
- He observes a social reorganization within the Senate around this issue, noticing inconsistencies among his colleagues.
Early COVID Treatment Advocacy
- Senator Johnson held hearings on early COVID treatments, facing criticism.
- He details his interaction with Michael Yeadon, a former Pfizer employee concerned about the mRNA vaccines.
