Albert Sabin
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Sep 9, 2026
Why Your Open Office Belongs in Prison
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7:10Walter SterlingHOST
One of them was Dr. Salk, and the other one was Dr. Sabin.
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7:14Walter SterlingHOST
And we had both.
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7:16Walter SterlingHOST
We had both because.
The Sleeper Agent with A.W. Finnegan
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14:15A.W. FinneganGUEST
And After that, he actually goes in, so the Soviet Union captured Eric Traub's lab in Germany, and MP Chumakov actually went and met with Eric Traub to gain information on this immune tolerance.
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14:30A.W. FinneganGUEST
And then, about 1954, MP Chumakov teams up with Albert B. Sabin of the American Public Health System to make the oral polio vaccine.
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14:43A.W. FinneganGUEST
okay which which is contaminated by the sv40 of course just like salk's was and i guess salk also had um worked with this guy to some degree but he was also investigated by the fd fbi and found to have many many associations with like communist front groups and stuff jonah salk and of course he wrote that disturbing book survival of the wisest well mp chumakov He makes the oral polio vaccine with Sabin and they have all these problems and then Sabin gets his son Konstantin Shumakov, a job over in our public health system, the son of a hardcore Stalinist bioweaponier.
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15:28A.W. FinneganGUEST
This guy gets into our public health system, works his way up through the FDA, and then he was running vaccine safety and review at the FDA.
Church & State - The Sleeper Agent with A.W. Finnegan
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14:15A.W. FinneganGUEST
And After that, he actually goes in, so the Soviet Union captured Eric Traub's lab in Germany, and MP Chumakov actually went and met with Eric Traub to gain information on this immune tolerance.
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14:30A.W. FinneganGUEST
And then, about 1954, MP Chumakov teams up with Albert B. Sabin of the American Public Health System to make the oral polio vaccine.
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14:43A.W. FinneganGUEST
okay which which is contaminated by the sv40 of course just like salk's was and i guess salk also had um worked with this guy to some degree but he was also investigated by the fd fbi and found to have many many associations with like communist front groups and stuff jonah salk and of course he wrote that disturbing book survival of the wisest well mp chumakov He makes the oral polio vaccine with Sabin and they have all these problems and then Sabin gets his son Konstantin Shumakov, a job over in our public health system, the son of a hardcore Stalinist bioweaponier.
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15:28A.W. FinneganGUEST
This guy gets into our public health system, works his way up through the FDA, and then he was running vaccine safety and review at the FDA.
The Sleeper Cell; BioWarfare w/ Adam Finnegan
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41:16Adam FinneganGUEST
And what I basically discovered by the end of my book, like, I came to the conclusion that our public health system has been taken over that it's been infiltrated and taken over to such an extent that it's now being used as a weapon against us.
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41:39Adam FinneganGUEST
And one of the things, so I don't know if you know about, I don't know if you know who Albert Sabin is.
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41:47Adam FinneganGUEST
Albert Sabin, he was this public health guy.
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41:50Adam FinneganGUEST
He actually created the oral polio vaccine.
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41:54Adam FinneganGUEST
uh he teamed up with this soviet bioweapon here named mp chumakov um and i talk about him a lot in my book and this guy mp chumakov was also testing out bioweapons on the muslims and mongolians in siberia um in the 1930s and so he also met with eric traub um I think it was 1947.
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42:23Adam FinneganGUEST
He also went down to Insel Reams and met with Eric Traub.
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42:27Adam FinneganGUEST
And he was trying to get information on this immune tolerance thing.
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42:32Adam FinneganGUEST
And then in the 1950s, he's teaming up with Albert Sabin.
Fighting Vaccine Misinformation
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1:18Lisa WexlerHOST
So when I grew up, doctor...
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1:21Lisa WexlerHOST
It was universally recognized, for example, that the polio vaccine invented by Dr. Jonas Salk and then refined into the oral vaccine by Dr. Albert Sabin were two of the greatest inventions and inventors and discoverers ever in human history.
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1:41Vincent RacanielloGUEST
Well, that's correct.
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1:42Vincent RacanielloGUEST
They took care of a disease, at least in the U.S. and many other countries that used to paralyze tens of thousands of kids every summer, leave many of them permanently disabled.
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2:47Vincent RacanielloGUEST
I'm post-World War II and I got both vaccines, one in the 50s and one in the 60s.
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2:54Vincent RacanielloGUEST
But the problem is The Salk vaccine didn't eliminate polio in the U.S.
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3:00Vincent RacanielloGUEST
So in 1961, we switched to the Sabin vaccine, as did much of the world, because it's easy to drink.
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3:07Lisa WexlerHOST
I remember the taste.
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2:25Lisa WexlerHOST
You know, there really are a lot of lies nowadays, and there, there really are so many people who are distrustful of the norms of science and vaccinations that I at least grew up with.
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2:40Lisa WexlerHOST
So when I grew up, Doctor, it was universally recognized, for example, that the polio vaccine invented by Dr. Jonas Salk and then refined into the oral vaccine by Dr. Albert Sabin, were two of the greatest inventions and inventors and discoverers ever in human history.
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3:03Vincent RacanielloGUEST
Well, that's correct.
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3:04Vincent RacanielloGUEST
They took care of a disease, at least in the US and many other countries, that used to paralyze tens of thousands of kids every summer, leave many of them permanently disabled, and this vaccine completely eliminated that.
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4:09Vincent RacanielloGUEST
I'm post-World War II, and I got both vaccines, one in the '50s and, and one in the '60s.
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4:16Vincent RacanielloGUEST
Uh, but the problem is the, the Salk vaccine didn't eliminate polio in the US.
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4:22Vincent RacanielloGUEST
So in 1961, we switched to the Sabin vaccine, as did much of the world, because it's easy to drink.
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4:29Lisa WexlerHOST
I remember the taste.
Vaccines, Anti-Science, and Finding Purpose with Dr. Peter Hotez
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3:54Aruni AretiHOST
Was there a moment for you? Was there something early on that just meant, I want to do vaccines? Or was it something that, yeah, was it high school? Is there a point where you're like, this is
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4:06Peter HotezGUEST
it? I remember reading in junior high school and high school books like Microbe Hunters and then reading about the giants of the day, Jonas Salk and Albert Sabin and And thinking, gee, I want to be one of those guys there.
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4:21Peter HotezGUEST
And after my MD and PhD, I did a residency in pediatrics because I thought that was the closest to vaccines and was admitting a kid every couple of weeks with a horrific disease called Hib meningitis, lymphous influenza type B meningitis.
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4:37Peter HotezGUEST
And then when the vaccine improved, within four or five years, that disease had disappeared.
Ep208: Gary Nabel on Developing a Vaccine for Epstein-Barr Virus
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21:06Gary NabelGUEST
Um, so for example, if you tried to take an inva- inactivated, even a whole cell or, or even a live attenuated vaccine for HIV, and believe me, it was tried, and it failed miserably, um, you realize that the virus had evolved to outsmart the immune system.
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21:26Gary NabelGUEST
And so rather than using the old, uh, tr- uh, you know, time-tested approach of taking the virus and modifying it or somehow inactivating it, you know, like Jonas Salk did for or Albert Sabin did for poliovirus, we had to say, "Y-you can't do that here.
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21:48Gary NabelGUEST
What you, what you have to do is you have to pursue what we called rational vaccine design." And, and that is you need to understand the basic biology of the virus, the mechanism by which it infects a cell, the counter responses of the immune system, and then you had to use that to pinpoint the vulnerabilities of the virus and be very surgical about how you would now prevent the virus from gaining a foothold within a cell.
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22:22Gary NabelGUEST
And, um, among the scientific advances, one of the big ones were the advances in structural biology.
The Bone Wars (Nature Bites)
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0:12speaker_0HOST
Thomas Edison versus Nikola Tesla.
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Jonas Salk versus Albert Sabin.
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Thomas Huxley versus Samuel Wilberforce.
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All of these names have one big thing in common.
Polio in England
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12:33John CampbellHOST
I had an extra dose because I was potentially exposed to it through work activities.
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12:39John CampbellHOST
So someone recently vaccinated overseas had been given the live virus developed by Albert Sabin in 1961, the famous Sabin vaccine.
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12:52John CampbellHOST
Not been used in the UK since 84, not used in the United States since 1987.
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12:57John CampbellHOST
So the United States is well ahead of the UK in that case.
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