Shane Smith Has Questions Covid-19 Report Examined | Shane Smith Has Questions
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Feb 14, 2025 
Congressman Brad Wenstrup, who led a two-year House investigation into COVID-19, discusses the missteps of public health institutions and the erosion of public trust. Dr. Robert Malone, a pioneer of mRNA research, raises concerns about concealed vaccine risks, while Dr. Paul Offit defends vaccines' core value despite acknowledging communication flaws. They explore the impact of misinformation, the lab-leak theory, and the need for transparency in public health messaging. The conversation highlights critical lessons for future pandemic preparedness.
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Dr. Malone's Twitter Ban
- Dr. Robert Malone, an mRNA vaccine pioneer, was banned from Twitter for claiming Pfizer's vaccine caused more illness than it prevented.
- He highlights the suppression of information regarding vaccine risks and adverse events.
Vaccine Biodistribution
- The initial Pfizer documents revealed that the COVID-19 vaccine was distributed throughout the body, contradicting the initial claim that it stayed in the injection site.
- This widespread distribution raised concerns about potential toxicity in various organs.
Increased Adverse Events
- Early data from the CDC VAERS system showed a significantly higher rate of adverse events associated with the COVID-19 vaccines compared to previous vaccines.
- This raised red flags about the safety profile of the new vaccines.