RFK Jr Podcast

Cherie Romney discusses her family's vaccine injuries with RFK Jr. Cherie's son Everest Romney, 17,  received the vaccine April 21 and began experiencing neck pain, fever and severe headaches one day later. His mother said her son’s pediatrician initially dismissed the symptoms as a pulled neck muscle.  After more than a week of symptoms and being unable to freely move his neck, the family got this diagnosis: two blood clots inside his brain, and one on the outside. “In a million years, I never expected it,” Romney said. “The worst thing, the worst thing, is to have the doctor come in and say, ‘OK, well, we found two blood clots inside his brain.’ The hardest thing was I let him get that shot. And he was healthy and well before. But you question it, you can’t help but question it when it all goes wrong.” Romney doesn’t want to discourage parents from letting their kids get the vaccine because she believes each parent must make the decision for their children, but she wished her choice had been a different one.

Whitney Webb, a seasoned writer and researcher specializing in intelligence and civil liberties, joins for a deep dive into the tangled webs between Jeffrey Epstein and Bill Gates. They discuss unsettling connections linking tech elites and intelligence operations, particularly how these ties influenced pandemic policies. Webb also highlights the implications of vaccine passports and transhumanism, warning of a potential 'digital dictatorship'. Personal anecdotes from her activism in Chile further enrich this thought-provoking conversation.

Chad Pregracke founded Living Lands & Waters is a nonprofit environmental organization with a mission to clean up the Mississippi River and some of the tributaries. With the help of over 108,000 volunteers and countless supporters, they've removed over 10 million pounds of garbage from America’s rivers. At age 17, Pregracke began calling government agencies to tell them about the problem. None of the calls resulted in action and the amount of trash on the river was growing.

Dr. Michael Yeadon is a former Vice President of Pfizer and an Allergy & Respiratory Therapeutic Area expert with 23 years in the pharmaceutical industry. He trained as a biochemist and pharmacologist, obtaining his PhD from the University of Surrey in 1988.

Dr. Eileen Natuzzi is a retired acute care and trauma surgeon with a masters in public health. In 2020, she was on the front lines for the San Diego County Department of Public Health on COVID contact tracing, case infection, and outbreak investigation.  Natuzzi is also involved in Global Health work in the South Pacific, specifically Solomon Islands.

RFK Jr and Hunter Lundy are suing cell phone corporations for harming our public health.  According to the lawsuit, the telecom industry suppressed credible cell phone safety concerns and has conspired to conceal or alter results of safety studies to make them more “market friendly.” The lawsuit cites a long history of relevant scientific studies and industry actions taken since the 1980s, including the firing, defunding or denigration of researchers who discovered adverse effects associated with cell phone use. Defendants in the case include Motorola Mobility, LLC; Motorola Solutions, Inc., Motorola, Inc.; AT&T Mobility LLC; ZTE Corp.; Cricket Communications LLC; HMD Global Oy; the Cellular Telecommunications and Internet Association; and the Telecommunications Industry Association.

Kelly Slater, with 11 world championships is considered the greatest surfer in the world. Kelly discusses water pollution, waves, and winning in this special Earth Day episode. Slater has championed many important causes in his life as a passionate activist. To learn how you can improve waterways visit: www.waterkeeper.org or www.surfrider.org

Nelson Brooke is the Black Warrior Riverkeeper, one of 350 Waterkeeper organizations that are defending local waterways world wide. RFK Jr discusses Nelson's job and battles protecting our blue planet in this special Earth Day episode. Coal pollution -- from mining, to burning, to the storage of leaky coal ash waste -- present the biggest threats to water, air, and public health in Nelson Brooke's Black Warrior River basin, which provides the drinking water for over one million Southerners. Brooke was hired for his "dream job" in 2004 by his childhood friend David Whiteside, who founded Black Warrior Riverkeeper in 2001. Twitter: www.twitter.com/BWRiverkeeper Facebook: www.facebook.com/BlackWarriorRiverkeeper Instagram: www.instagram.com/BlackWarriorRiverkeeper

Rob Bilott uncovered the most heinous corporate environmental conspiracy in history. Mark Ruffalo plays Bilott in the new film, Dark Waters. David Whiteside is suing The 3M Company with his nonprofit organization Tennessee Riverkeeper.

Ronald Johnson serves as the senior United States Senator from Wisconsin. Johnson is known as a staunch fiscal hawk who urged federal spending cuts during the debt-ceiling crisis of 2011. He discusses his Senate Hearings on treatment and therapeutics and the public reaction.  The Senator also a special request that all of us keep an open mind and listen to each other. 🇺🇸