Link to his talk, 1hr in length, Hillsdale website

Please read this, yes I know this is long - notes from a 1hr talk by RFK Jr. Some very interesting stuff. Main topics are regulatory capture in public health, COVID, CIA.

Title: Anthony Fauci and the Public Health Establishment
Hillsdale College. March 5, 2023
There may be some small errors or typos here, I apologize. Tried to listen and type at the same time for most of it.

Part 1 of 2
Been an environmental attorney for 40 years. He found that big companies has privatized the public commons through pollution and then having the clout with politicians to escape culpability. As he spoke around the nation on issues like mercury contamination in water, he was followed at speeches by mothers that had disabled children. The mothers thought vaccines were responsible for causing the disability. The mothers felt mercury present in vaccines was the culprit and they asked RFK Jr to take a look at this issue. He was not inclined to do so at first.

One of the mothers tracked him down at his house. She brought a massive stack of published scientific studies on mercury. She said she wasn't leaving until he read them all. He sat down and got through about a third of them and realized that what the public health authorities were saying was wildly divergent from what the science was saying.

Using his connections, he started calling agency heads, like the head of NIH, Francis Collins. They just parroted the same phrase to him, "safe and effective." His conversations made him realize that the public health agencies, similar to the EPA, were captured by Big Biz, Big Pharma etc.

The more he looked, the more he found out things like, at the CDC, much of their budget is devoted to purchasing and distributing vaccines. They are in the business of vaccine uptake, so they push vaccines by default.

One of the things he found was that, at places like NIH - they spend taxpayer dollars through research to develop or help develop vaccines. The vaccine work is then packaged up and sent to universities to do the early Phase 1 and Phase 2 studies, which provide huge amounts of money to the schools. These trials are always designed to succeed. They are then sent to Big Pharma for final trials. When approved, these entities then share in the royalties. The people that populate the panels are generally hand picked by major decision makers like Fauci.

Talks about getting de-platformed for 'vaccine misinformation' and that his conspiracy theories take about three months to come true.

During that week (of his talk), Moderna made a $400M payment to NIH on royalties.

Says when he was a child he got 3 vaccines. Says in CA today, a kid has to get over 70 vaccines.

Talks about Reagan's effect on vaccine, through granting immunity. The statute granting immunity says that vaccines are unavoidably unsafe - if I had the statute at hand I'd quote it to see the specific language.

He gives an astounding figure that was hard to understand due to his speech, but he seemed to be saying vaccines are killing 68,000 kids every year. I don't know if that's true, or if that number includes other categories besides vaccines.

The 4 companies that make all of our vaccines have paid $35B in penalties in the last 10 years.

Says that in 2016, Trump appointed RFK Jr to lead a vaccine safety council and ordered Fauci and Collins to meet with him. Fauci had been calling him a lair about safety concerns, for years. At the meeting he challenged Fauci to produce just one study that demonstrated the safety of "biologics" and Fauci pretended to look through a folder and said, "well I don't have it with me, I'll send it to you" and he never got anything from Fauci.

He then gives a vignette on why Hep B vaccine is given to children, and it's an utter scam.

He addresses the explosion in chronic illnesses that now appear in children that were never present in the past.

He pivots to COVID and the reaction to it. Mentions the importance of the First Amendment and how, during COVID, they shut down churches without even one scientific study as some type of justification. Talks about how each prong of the First Amendment was attacked. The entire COVID response was arbitrary and capricious.

Addresses the idea that the Founders didn't write the Constitution with knowledge about pandemics - this is sometimes used to justify the powers the government wielded - and he says there were pandemics during the Revolutionary War, and after, before the ratification of the Constitution, so they were certainly familiar with them.