Oct 21, 2026 · 1 hr 4 min · 22 segments
Jimmy Dore interviews epidemiologist Nicolas Hulscher about Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s recent comments linking the global measles outbreak to reduced vaccination during the COVID-19…
Jimmy DoreHost
Nicolas HulscherGuestI was a kid, we got three vaccines and I was compliant.
But my kids got 94 doses of 17 vaccines, and all those were added, most of them after 1986, and none of them were ever safety tested.
We know that a lot of these vaccines are effective, like measles vaccine will stop measles, stop most people from getting measles, but we don't know if there's a risk to it, if there are injuries, and you can't tell that unless you have a safety study, and none of them have been safety studied.
So that's what he used to say about the vaccines, that none of them have been safety studied against a true placebo.
None of the childhood vaccines were properly placebo tested prior to licensure.
Did he really just give Anthony Fauci credit? And agree with him for predicting that a measles outbreak would happen because people didn't get vaccinated during the pandemic.
I was a kid, we got three vaccines and I was compliant.
But my kids got 94 doses of 17 vaccines, and all those were added, most of them after 1986, and none of them were ever safety tested.
We know that a lot of these vaccines are effective, like measles vaccine will stop measles, stop most people from getting measles, but we don't know if there's a risk to it, if there are injuries, and you can't tell that unless you have a safety study, and none of them have been safety studied.
So that's what he used to say about the vaccines, that none of them have been safety studied against a true placebo.
None of the childhood vaccines were properly placebo tested prior to licensure.
Did he really just give Anthony Fauci credit? And agree with him for predicting that a measles outbreak would happen because people didn't get vaccinated during the pandemic.
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