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Professor Toto's - Truth Bombs

FHMI-0508Professor Toto2021-12-22Toto Teaching

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niaidpublic health agenciesgovernment fundingvaccine policyvaccinationgovernment spendingnatural immunitycdcpublic healthagency budgetspublic health researchvaccination policynone — public health and government-policy commentarynihjim jordannihresearchcdcnatural immunityniaid

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let me start with this what's what's the budget at CDC do you happen to know that CDC it's about 9 billion sir how how about at niid what's the budget there six billion six billion nine billion at CDC six billion niid what's what what about NIH what's the budget there uh between 42 and 43 billion 42 and 43 if I do the quick math that's like 5758 billion do that's annual right annual okay and you know how many people work at CDC um CDC and NIH together about 30,000 people that's right 50 uh 31,000 people between CDC and NIH 31,000 people spending 58 billion do a year uh why hasn't our government done a study on natural immunity if I can be honest uh representative Jordan I don't think they want to know the answer it would undermine the indiscriminate vaccine vaccination policy for every single human being including extremely lowrisk people

Summary

In this short clip, speakers discuss the annual budgets and staffing of the CDC, NIAID, and NIH. A question is raised about the absence of a government study on natural immunity. The response claims that such research might undermine a policy of broadly vaccinating people, including those considered at very low risk. The transcript contains no explicitly cited or clearly identifiable Scripture reference.

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