In light of the growing number of allegations of negative side effects, President Donald Trump is requesting that pharmaceutical firms “immediately” provide their safety data for Covid mRNA injections.
In an interview with Tudor Dixon, a conservative political pundit and previous candidate for governor of Michigan, Trump made the decision.
In response to growing worries about unfavorable incidents connected to Covid injections, the 45th president spoke out.
Dixon informed Trump of the difficulties Americans had to deal with as a result of lockdowns, governmental closures, and requirements for masks and vaccines since the pandemic’s start.
When he returns to the White House, she questioned Trump about his views on possible Covid-related limitations in the future.
“We had a booming economy with you before Covid,” Dixon said to Trump.
“Covid stole so much from us.
“We lost our loved ones.
“We suffered major learning loss.
“Our kids really suffered mental health strain,” she noted.
“Costs have gone through the roof.
“And now we’re hearing that Kentucky is shutting down two school systems because of Covid again.
“So people are panicked that these shutdowns are going to return.
“What happens in a Trump administration when Covid comes back?” Dixon asked.
In response, Trump made it clear that his administration would not be implementing shutdowns.
He also expressed skepticism toward the notion that the reemerging “health crisis” in the run-up to the 2024 election is solely due to Covid.
“Well, we don’t do shutdowns, for one thing, and it sounds to me like if something’s coming back, they blame everything,” Trump said.
“They say it’s Covid because they love using the word Covid.
“If you have a flu season, they call it Covid.
“We had that then too, by the way. You had a lot of flu.
“You had a lot of this, and they like to say everything’s Covid.
“But let’s see what happens. I mean, there could be something happening,” Trump added.
Trump then continued by blasting Biden’s handling of the virus.
“I always said Biden did a lousy job with Covid, and he did do a lousy job,” Trump said.
“We handed him over a great situation, and a lot of stupid decisions were made, especially with the spending of money and what they were doing.”
Tudor Dixon shifted the conversation towards Biden’s announcement to fund a new vaccine.
As Slay News reported, Biden recently revealed that he’s requested funding for the new shots and claims that “everybody” will be injected with the new vaccine.
“Joe Biden just announced that he’s going to be funding a new vaccine,” said Dixon.
“He wants everyone to get this vaccine.
“And we’re hearing about a lot of complaints from vaccine injured, to say a lot. It’s like an understatement.
“Numerous pharmaceutical companies have refused to release their data on vaccine side effects.
“But we’ve seen cases of myocarditis, blood clots, and heart attacks.
“They’re all increasing. The research has never been released.”
“So will you demand that the vaccine companies, that the pharmaceutical companies release their vaccine data to the public so that we can see what they’re actually seeing about the side effects of this vaccine?” Dixon asked.
In response to Dixon’s concerns, Trump demanded complete transparency from Big Pharma.
He vowed that we are all in this fight together.
“Well, they should do that,” said Trump.
“We’re all in this together, and they should be doing that.
“And frankly, anything new, and I hadn’t heard what he [Biden] said yet, but anything new has got to be looked at very carefully.
“But they should be doing that if they have facts.
“I mean, the facts are public.
“They should be made public immediately,” Trump asserted.
“People should understand that, and they should know what research is showing and what fact-finding.”
Trump added, “Don’t forget, when we started, nobody ever had any idea, even the word pandemic.
“It was 100 years ago -1917- that was the last time.
“And it was a horrible thing.
“One hundred million people perhaps died, but nobody thought that could happen again.
“It seemed like an ancient kind of thing – the plague.
“They talked about the plague, but we had our own plague.
“It was called Covid. It was called the China Virus.”
“What that Wuhan lab and what came out of there, because it came out of the Wuhan lab,” Trump continued.
“And what that did to the world was unbelievable.
“Sixty trillion in damages, so many dead people, millions and millions of people all over the world.
“What happened there was just horrible,” said Trump.
PREP shields Big Pharma from liability for vaccine injuries until December 2024.
“President Biden, just a couple of days ago, said he is going to release a new vaccine that works.
“Those are his exact words; ‘that works.’
“I don’t know if that’s to indicate that he thinks the last vaccine didn’t work.
“But the pharmaceutical companies have been protected by the PREP Act and that protects them until, I think, it’s December ’24 when that sun sets.”
Dixon then asked Trump if the mRNA shot makers should be held accountable for vaccine injuries after that date.
“So once that sun sets, and then they can be held liable for any type of vaccine injuries, will you tell these companies that they must be honest about what has happened with this vaccine?” she asked.
“And do you believe that we should be starting a new vaccine at this point?”
Trump emphasized that these companies must be held accountable.
“They have to be honest with the numbers, the facts, and they have an obligation to be honest,” he said.
“And if they are going to hold back, that means they’re holding back something that’s not good.”
In closing, Tudor Dixon noted the public’s strong desire for Trump to continue advocating for people who are skeptical of vaccines and those who are vaccine-injured.
“Mr. President, I’m telling you, there are people out there that are desperate to have you stand for them in that case,” said Dixon.
“Well, we’ll stand for them in many ways…,” Trump vowed.
U.S. intelligence officials have confirmed that foreign nations are actively attempting to interfere in the 2024 presidential election, specifically aiming to ensure that former President Donald Trump loses. According to reports, these efforts are part of a broader strategy by foreign entities to influence the outcome of the upcoming election.
The Wall Street Journal recently reported that Iran is among the nations seeking to harm Trump’s presidential campaign through covert online influence operations. U.S. intelligence agencies have observed Tehran working to influence the election, with Iranian leaders reportedly concerned that a return to power by Trump would escalate tensions between Iran and the United States. An official from the Office of the Director of National Intelligence (ODNI) shared these findings during a press briefing, highlighting the ongoing attempts by foreign actors to sway American electoral processes.
The report indicates that Iranian operatives are using online personas and propaganda efforts to spread disinformation, continuing a pattern of foreign involvement in U.S. elections that has been seen in recent years. This aligns with previous concerns about foreign entities using digital platforms to undermine American political systems.
The Wall Street Journal’s coverage of this issue has not received widespread attention in mainstream media outlets, raising questions about the level of public awareness regarding foreign interference in the election. The report suggests that other nations, including Russia, could also be involved in attempts to influence the election, though specific details about such efforts have not been confirmed.
In addition to the confirmed activities by Iran, there are ongoing discussions about the potential for other countries to manipulate the election for their own strategic interests. Some analysts have speculated about the possibility of foreign interference benefiting other candidates, such as Vice President Kamala Harris, though there is no concrete evidence to support these claims at this time.
Former President Donald Trump has announced his intention to eliminate taxes on Social Security checks if he wins back the White House in 2024. This pledge forms a key part of the Republican National Committee’s (RNC) recently unveiled 2024 GOP Platform, titled “Make America Great Again!”
The platform, which draws heavily on Trump’s previous administration and political vision, outlines a comprehensive agenda aimed at bolstering American interests. It contrasts sharply with what the RNC describes as “the record of weakness, failure, and dishonesty” under President Joe Biden.
In a statement, the Trump campaign emphasized the platform’s alignment with the values and priorities of American voters. “President Trump’s platform serves as a contract with the American voter that makes clear what we can and will deliver under a President Trump administration with the Republican Party leading the country for the next four years,” the campaign stated.
Central to this platform is a commitment to safeguarding Social Security and Medicare. Trump’s plan promises no cuts or changes to these programs, including no alterations to the retirement age—a message that resonates strongly with the millions of Americans who depend on Social Security for their financial well-being.
One of the twenty core promises highlighted in the platform is to “Fight For And Protect Social Security And Medicare With No Cuts, Including No Changes To The Retirement Age.”
On Wednesday, Trump took to Truth Social to reiterate his commitment to eliminating taxes on Social Security benefits, stating, “SENIORS SHOULD NOT PAY TAX ON SOCIAL SECURITY!” He framed this tax elimination as essential to ensuring that seniors can retain more of their hard-earned benefits.
This announcement has been met with enthusiasm from many supporters, who view it as a direct response to the financial challenges faced by older Americans. Trump’s proposal is seen as a way to alleviate some of the economic pressures on retirees and ensure that they receive the full value of their Social Security benefits.
The Harris campaign has come under fire for its misleading claims about President Donald Trump and his running mate, J.D. Vance, in connection with the Heritage Foundation’s Project 2025. Despite repeated assertions, fact-checkers have debunked the campaign’s assertions, revealing a deliberate effort to misrepresent Trump’s policies.
At a rally in Wisconsin on Tuesday, Vice President Kamala Harris criticized Trump and his “extreme Project 2025 agenda.” She claimed, “Can you believe they put that thing in writing? Read it. It’s 900 pages. But here’s the thing. When you read it, you will see Donald Trump intends to cut Social Security and Medicare. He intends to give tax breaks to billionaires and big corporations and make working families foot the bill. They intend to end the Affordable Care Act and take us back to a time when insurance companies had the power to deny people with pre-existing conditions.”
These accusations have been discredited by multiple fact-checking organizations. CNN, for example, highlighted inaccuracies in Harris’s claims. According to CNN, “The Project 2025 document does not show that Trump intends to cut Social Security; the document barely discusses Social Security at all and does not propose cuts to the program.” The document also does not call to “end” the Affordable Care Act or eliminate protections for pre-existing conditions. Instead, it critiques the Affordable Care Act, particularly its Medicaid expansion, but advocates for reforms rather than complete termination.
In response to the criticism, a Harris campaign official stated that the campaign had “made a deliberate decision to brand all of Trump’s policies” as “Project 2025,” believing that the term resonated with voters. Campaign spokesperson Joseph Costello added, “Project 2025 is a blueprint for many of the dangerous policies we know that a second Trump term would include, and it is indisputable that in his first term, Donald Trump repeatedly tried to cut Social Security and end the Affordable Care Act.”
Further scrutiny has revealed additional falsehoods. VERIFY, a website dedicated to combating misinformation, debunked claims that Project 2025 proposed eliminating individualized education plans (IEPs). USA Today also pointed out that Project 2025 is a conservative policy blueprint created by the Heritage Foundation and other groups, not a specific agenda authored by Trump. Trump himself has distanced his platform, which he refers to as Agenda 47, from Project 2025.
Reporter Ben Domenech criticized the Harris campaign for inaccurately associating J.D. Vance with Project 2025. Domenech, who interviewed Vance before his Senate candidacy and the inception of Project 2025, stated, “The Harris campaign is falsely representing this interview, which took place before Vance even announced a run for the Senate and years before Project 2025 existed. I know this because I’m the interviewer.”
The Harris campaign’s misrepresentation of Project 2025 has been widely condemned, underscoring the growing need for accurate political discourse in the lead-up to the election.
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