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Rick Green: President signed executive order on vaccines yesterday
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to Core with Walker Wildmon Rick Green I'm Rick Green America's Constitution. Coach, thanks for joining me today. A lot to celebrate today, a lot to be concerned about. and then, some, some good action items for us to talk about. So kind of good, the bad, the ugly, we're just going to go around the horn and cover as much of that as we possibly can. some of the headlines that that I am excited about. I, I thought yesterday was a banner day, just incredible that the president of the United States signed that executive order I, started to say restoring, because the founders certainly believed in parental rights and that the parent was the one that should make the decisions about the upbringing of the child and certainly the health, the child. And we got so far away from that, especially in the last 50, 60 years with safetyism running the show and then of course handing over so much, of our rights to these bureaucrats and letting, the medical industrial complex call the shots quite literally, and I mean that pun intended, with regard to the health of our children and essentially stripping parents of the right to do that, and stripping them of any power or freedom or the ability to, do their own research, make their own decisions. And so yes, of course I'm referring to the president's executive order with regard to vaccines. And you know, this was such a taboo topic back when I first started working on this issue 30 years ago. It was, it was very much, you know, if you thought, if you thought, in other words, if you used your own brain, if you actually used your brain to think about this issue rather than just listen to the experts, do whatever your pediatrician tells you to do, you were crazy. I Mean, we had family members that just thought we were nuts and made fun of us and were incredibly sarcastic and demeaning, towards my wife and me because we did our own homework. We were blessed. Back in 1994, when we got married, we got to know a couple, that we actually were building a company together. And he was, a doctor that understood homeopathic science. And he handed us a book on vaccines and just said, hey, when you have your first kid, because we were pregnant, they were pregnant, we were about to have our first child. And he said, you know, study this, make sure that you, you know which ones you want to give your kid. Don't just follow whatever the government says. Don't just follow whatever your pediatrician says. Ask questions, don't just assume that they know what they're talking about. And his point, what back then, which is true in a lot of areas of certainly medical science, was that they don't, they don't study this in medical school. They're told by the pharmaceutical companies what to do. They have no idea about nutrition. They don't. Back then there were zero nutrition classes in medical school. You literally would have these doctors being told by the pharmaceutical sales rep what they should be prescribing to people. And that's still very true in many cases today. That's how we ended up in the opioid crisis, was them, just essentially handing that decision making power over to the people that would profit the most. And I'm a free market guy, but this was, this was a combination of companies wanting to make as much profit as they could. Sales reps wanted to make as much profit as they could. And which I'm for both of those things. But then the customer was left out of the decision. The customer that was actually going to be taking that pill was not, given any of the information or allowed to research or believe that there was any other alternative. They just did whatever the doctor said. And so now you had these doctors and these clinics and these hospitals that were financially benefiting and they were not the ones actually taking the pill. And nor were they the expert on what that was going to do to the body. And they had, you know, again, not learning nutrition. And so all of this led, of course to the homeopathic, growth in the industry. And, people started looking for other, you know, alternatives.
President Trump signed an executive order allowing parents to opt out of certain vaccines
And all this brings us back to the vaccine issue. And this doctor friend of mine was, thankfully willing to educate us. And my wife became a research aholic. she could tell you this Was, let's see, by 1999. So about four or five years later, after being handed that book, my wife could tell you the stats, the pros and cons, the ingredients, the everything about every single vaccine. And so when our first kid was born, we made decisions based on that and we weren't anti vax, as people like to claim. we understand that inoculation is good, that it's a scientific process, that it saved millions of lives, it eradicated diseases in many cases. And so we understand that, but we also understand what informed consent is and we understand how important it is as a parent to know what we're going to inject our child with. And so anyway, she became an expert. She really, mastered the subject. So when I got in the legislature, that was much to my advantage because I knew more than virtually, I would say more than any other state legislator, even the Met, the ones that were, had, you know, medical degrees or came from a, the medical world simply because we dove in and you know, we just knew. And so when I came to the table with bills, trying to give parental choice and all I was trying to do was get, get it where you could have a religious exemption, which is essentially what this executive order by President Trump does. I was just trying to get it where a parent could say, like I've researched, I think you should be able to have a conscientious objection, not just a religious objection. So you shouldn't have to claim religion to opt out of a vaccine. If you can, you can look at the science behind it, you can study it and you decide, you know what, that's not one that my kid is going to be at risk of. Hep B is a perfect example. That was one of the ones that I would argue on the House floor and, and back then, I don't know what the stats are now, but back then the stats were pretty simple. You had moremore, children getting hep B from the vaccine than from anything else. And it was only trans. You can only get it from blood or sex. And so, you know, your six month old or your two day old is at incredibly low risk, like almost, almost no risk except for blood transfusion. and if, you know, if you're afraid your kid's gonna be having sex at a young age and you want to get it at, get to get the vaccine at 12, 13, 14, 15 years old, okay, that's a different story than two days old. Made no sense. Zero sense. The cost benefit analysis was so easy to say. This should not be injected into my child. And then there are several others that, that, were very, very similar to that. And back then when I was fighting this battle, it was something like 31, 32 doses that we were pumping into kids and in a matter of three or four years. And no study existed at the time. Again, this is late 90s, early 2000s. No study existed, at the time on what. What the combination of all of these foreign substances being injected into a baby would do. None. Not. Not one. Well, come to find out, there still hasn't been one. And that's one of the things that. That Robert, F. Kennedy Jr. Was able to point out and bring to the forefront. Okay, so I'm rambling a little bit because there's a lot of history here for, for me and for my family. And this executive order is such a massive victory. You might remember me, on the program going off on this months ago, and last year, several times, whenever RFK was just making some headway on this, at least getting people to review the vaccine schedule, at least getting people to talk about these things. And I talked about the fact that just having the conversation is a big deal, because like I said at the top of the program, when I would bring this up back then, we were shunned. I mean, it cost me my seat in the Texas House because. Because I was so adamant about parents making the decision. Not the medical industrial complex. They came after me with a vengeance. the Texas, you know, all of the Texas medical associations, all of the bureaucrats and the state agencies. I, mean, it was ugly. In fact, it ended up turning into a political witch hunt. They came after me with criminal investigations. I mean, I went through all the lawfare and, and, the intimidation. I mean, all of that stuff. And ultimately barely lost my third election as a result of it. Lost, by about 200 votes out of 45,000. And they outspent me five to one. I was the number one target in Texas, for the Democrats. So it was ugly. And it all came back to this issue because this was the issue that caused people in the machine to say, we got to get rid of this guy. And so anyway, all that to say, lots of history on this. We continued to fight after I was out of the legislature. We finally got the session after I was gone, we finally got the conscientious objection into the law and the religious objection not being just for Jehovah's Witness and Christian, scientists, which is how that works. And if your state only has the religious exemption and it says like Texas did. Ours said basically it had to be in the tenets of your faith. So it had to be written in literally part of your doctrine. So if you're a Baptist, you don't have that in your doctrine. It doesn't say that, that vaccines are against your religion. And the other problem with that is if you, so you had to lie. Basically, parents were having to lie in Texas and say, well, yeah, I'm taking a religious exemption because I don't want to give my kid hep B. Or, maybe pertussis, or one of the other ones that had been linked to autism. You know, you just, you were being selective about which ones you did to do. So you had to lie and say, oh, no, it's in the tenets of my faith, which meant you're claiming to be Christian Scientist or Jehovah's Witness. So you're lying about it. And then, then you can't, at that point, you're not saying you can pick and choose. You're literally having to say, all vaccines are against my religion. Well, that's dumb. Now you can't get tetanus or some of the ones that make sense if you're living out on a ranch or you're going to travel internationally. And there's, some of the other ones that you would want to do. So it was just a bad situation. And so we finally got in, 2003 in Texas. Conscientious objection. So you no longer had to lie about your religion and you no longer long, no longer had to say no to all vaccines. You could actually, you know, be scientific and be the parent and make the decision. Okay, so fast forward 20 something years and now we have 70 something doses, 70 something shots that we're pumping these kids with. It's more than doubled at that point. And along comes rfk. And remember, RFK had been, this wasn't the issue for him initially. For him it was, it was mercury in the food supply. It was, it was contamination in our lakes and that kind of stuff. That's really what got RFK into the kind of homeopathic world and actually got shunned by a lot of his family and, you know, essentially became a hero to a lot of these moms, for other reasons, and then got introduced to the vaccine issue. And look, he's just, he's just scientific in the way that he does things. He studies this stuff. And that's why when you watch an RFK interview, he has the receipts. I mean, anytime the subject comes up, whatever it is, vaccines or you know, Covid or whatever it might be, Fauci, any of those subjects come up, he's got the receipts and he can go toe to toe with anyone at any time on those issues. And so he dove in in the same way that my wife did and studied all of the studies and studied all of the different vaccines. And so when he got this appointment by President Trump.
President Trump's executive order on child vaccinations is huge
Well, in fact, when he, when he teamed up with President Trump when he was running for president around January of 2024, I had said in a private, this was kind of a closed door meeting with some other folks that are very involved in the movement and most everybody at the table, far more influential than I am. M. I had said at the time In January of 2024, I said if RFK, if President Trump would pick RFK as his VP nominee, the race is over, we're going to win. And that I think it actually would be good. Now listen, RFK is a Democrat or was a Democrat, pro, pro abortion, pro. You know, a lot of things that I'm not, had, you know, I don't know that he's for gun control, but definitely not as, as pro second Amendment as me at the time. This was again, two, two and a half years ago. I think he got red pilled over that next six months of 2024. I think, I think the way the Democrats treated him and the way the Republicans welcomed him and the way President Trump welcomed him. Hm. It caused him to rethink a lot of his positions and started looking at a lot of these issues that maybe he had just bought the Democrat line for years. And, and so by the time he stood on that stage and those fireworks went off and, and he teamed up with President Trump. What was that? June, I think of 2024. I was celebrating now when that meeting took place and I mentioned something about RFK potentially being the vp. man, it was, I was not popular in that meeting to say the least. I mean they, they went after me over some of these other positions, basically saying, you can't put that man a heartbeat from the, from the presidency. And, and, and, and I said, okay, yeah, yeah, you're right, you're right. That's probably not the best way to do this. And turns out they were right. It worked out much, much better for President Trump to have Vance as the VP and for, you know, RFK to be in the cabinet and now for him to be able to do what he's doing. So when we come back from the, from the break, we'll, we'll go a little further on this topic before I get into some of the other headlines because, because this executive order is the culmination of RFK's research and work for the last year and a half and, frankly, a lifetime of work on this particular issue. It's not the only issue he's working on, but, man, is it huge. It's such a big victory and for me and for where I've been on this issue and the personal cost of fighting this issue and standing for parents and for the kids on this issue. it's an emotional time. I am so happy with President Trump right now. I'm so thankful that he is in the White House and so thankful that RFK is part of his team. Stay with me. We'll talk more about it when we come back from the break. Phone, numbers 888-589-8840. You're listening to Adam.
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>> Rick Green: Welcome back to The Core with Walker Wildmon, and Rick Green, I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach, talking about the executive order yesterday from President Trump. I just want to read part of it to you. This is so huge. This is bigger than actually even just the, vaccine issue because it's a philosophy here of who owns the children, who is responsible for the children is the right way to say that. Who owns the land? Who's responsible for the children? Are your kids your kids or are they the village's kids? You know, the Democrat line, Hillary Clinton, it takes a village, Joe Biden and others saying things like, those are our kids, you know, they're all our kids. this is a philosophical, hardcore issue here. Hardcore difference between Democrats and Republicans. Democrats think they, that the state owns the kids. They think the state always knows best. It's a fascist mentality. Everything in the state, everything, from the state, nothing outside the state. That's the, that's how they think. Okay, Republicans mostly believe in parental rights. Now there are definitely some in the Republican Party, unfortunately, that are part of this medical industrial complex or they're just part of this elitist mindset, or they think government can do things better and they don't trust the people either. And there's some of those in the Republican Party, I get it. But for the most part, Republicans believe in parental rights. They believe that the parent is responsible for the child and that the parent makes the decision. That doesn't mean you're allowed to abuse your child, doesn't mean you can deprive your child of food. It doesn't mean you can, you know, ah, purposely physically abuse them. it doesn't mean that you can, you know, do, things that obviously are evil and wrong. That's not what we're talking about here. What we're talking about here is making the decisions about the health and welfare of the child, making the decisions about the education of the child, making the decisions about the upbringing of the child. And specifically when it comes to health, deciding what interventions, you're going to be okay with and not okay with deciding what, what, what, you know, chemicals you're going to allow to be injected into your child. And so here's what the EO said, the executive order says, it is the policy of my administration that federal programs and funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines consistent with the federal government's constitutional and statutory obligations and the fundamental principles of, personal autonomy, informed consent. These are huge words, folks. These are, these mean things, as Rush used to say, words mean things. And these are loaded phrases in a good way. And they are loaded with constitutional, biblical and historical precedent for who makes the decision. Who decides, who decides whether or not your child gets a medical procedure? You decide. Not the state, not the government. Okay, who decides whether or not to inject your child at 2 days old with a quote, unquote vaccine that is for a disease that they are very unlikely to get? Who gets to do the cost benefit analysis and say, okay, well, this percentage of kids get some sort of harm from, the vaccine and, and this percentage of kids get some kind of harm from the disease if they don't have the vaccine. And here's the percentage protection that the vaccine gives you see, there's a lot that goes into this. It's not just I'm against or for vaccines, it's with any medical procedure, I don't care. Why do you think people always say I need a second opinion, a third opinion? Because they want to be able to do a cost benefit analysis. Okay, we got to chop off your arm, Mr. Jones. Because if we don't chop off your arm, you've got some disease going through it that's going to kill you and go to the rest of your body and you're going to die. Well, take the arm, baby. You know, or. Or, hey, look, if you want to be Captain Gus in. In, in. In. In. Lonesome Dove. And. And you don't want them to take your leg, even though it's going to kill you if they don't. And then you finally, at the end of the day, you know, while you're asleep, they take it. Or. I can't remember if he finally gave in and let him take. I think he went to sleep. I don't remember. Anyway, Captain Call just said, you got to do it. but anyway, if you're just going to say, I'm not going to do it, and your cost benefit analysis is, I'd rather die than have that. That's your call.
>> Rick Green: That's your decision. Now, granted, there are extremes. There are definitely extremes here where you got crazy parents. I get it. But the problem is they make the law and the rules for the crazy parent and apply it to everybody else. So, yeah, you got people out there that say, I'm never, ever going to a doctor. It's against our religion to ever have any kind of medical intervention. We think God will take care of everything. Okay, I don't think that's right. I think that's being foolish. I think that's not using what God gave us, not using the medicines that he gave us, not using the natural things that he gave us. And, yes, sometimes things that we have taken natural things and been able to do something in a lab that creates something that actually helps us, get rid of a disease or, you know, deal with an illness or whatever. So, you know, I probably go further than. I know I go further than some parents in terms of interventions, and then I don't go near as far as other people go in terms of interventions. So I get the fact that there are extremes, which is why we have a court system where if the state thinks that a parent is actually abusing a child to the point of death, they're not allowing the child to get some sort of medical procedure that would save the child's life. Yes, there's a time for the state to step in in those situations, but what we've done is we've taken those extreme scenarios, and then we let some supposed expert, the supposed scientist tell us that, well, if they don't get the Hep B vaccine, they might die. Okay, well, can we. Can we quantify this? Can we. Can we break this thing down? They did the same thing with HPV Oh.
>> Rick Green: If these girls don't get HPV they're going to get all these diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, and. And could. And could die from them or be harmed for them, whatever. And so they use all these scare tactics. Well, okay, show me your data. Show me your facts. Show me the information, and then let me do a cost benefit analysis. What's the likelihood of getting that disease? What's the likelihood of the vaccine preventing that disease? What's the likelihood of the vaccine itself causing harm? And then let me put all that stuff into the equation and make a decision. And again, it's very important who decides. It's very important who makes the final decision. Now, there are people that are going to decide on the production side of things that. That there's enough people that would make the decision to take the vaccine or the medicine or the surgery or whatever it is.
Federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines
Those people have to. They. Yes, they get to decide whether or not to put the product on the market. Put the vaccine on the market. Okay. Then there are government entities that are going to be making some decisions about whether or not to recommend that, you know, vaccine or particular drug or whatever it is. I don't want to digress too far here, go down too far of a rabbit hole. I don't think that should be the case. I don't think government should be the ones making that decision of what's on the market or not on the market. There should be private entities that review this stuff, that become trusted sources that put out that information, and then parents can read it and make the decision. This monopoly of the center for Demented Confusion, cdc, Center for Disease Creation. They call it center for Disease Control, but they don't do a very good job of controlling those diseases, do they? anyway, I don't think it should be like that because now you end up with the, Exactly what happened in Covid, where the collusion of government and private entities ends up forcing something on the market and silencing people. Using the power of government to silence opposition. Silence doctors and expert experts, actual experts in immunology, actual experts in disease or silence during COVID because they disagreed with Anthony Fauci and his. His sycophants. okay, so that's why government shouldn't have that much control. But that is our system. You know, the market. There's people in the market that will get to decide whether or not to put it on the market. There's people in government that will decide whether or not to recommend it. They should never be allowed to require it. There should never be a mandate for those kind of things. And then at the end of the day, the ultimate decision of whether or not to actually put it in your body or put it in your child's body, at the end of the day, the ultimate final decision should be yours. You should make the decision on whether or not to get a medical procedure or to have something injected into your body. Or when it comes to a minor child, the parent should decide whether or not that minor child will have that procedure or have that thing injected into their body. And yet I acknowledge people are going to call in 888-589-8840, go ahead and chew me out for the exception to the rule for the crazy parent or for the insane situation with a kid that happens to 1 out of 10 million children. I get it. There's going to be some of those and there's going to be times where the state should be able to step in. That's why we have a best interest of the child standard. It's why we have courts. I think too often they are, too often they give, they rubber stamp the state CPS or government or whatever getting to make a decision that is wrong and bad and evil and ends up with a, with a, unfortunately a financial incentive for those people. But, but there is a system there that needs to be improved. Absolutely. But the rule of thumb, and that's why this language is so important, the fundamental principles of personal autonomy and informed consent that, that that the federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines. These are very important words. And what it ultimately means is at the end of the day, the answer to the question who decides on the issue of a vaccine? The answer to that question is the parent. At the end of the day, the parent has the final say. Now you can pass all kinds of laws, you can take, you know, steal my tax dollars and go spend them on research that you shouldn't be using my tax dollars for. You can do all you, you can get away with all that and create all these interventions. But at the end of the day, as long as the most important thing is at the end of the day, I have the final say on what goes in my body and I have the final say on what goes in my child's body. As long as we have that which is, which is, you know, personal autonomy and informed consent and maximal parental, choice and consent, then at least we can stop the abuse and this, this, this, you know, state control over the parents. And we will, as a result of that, be able to reduce the amount of disease in our country. We will. What we want is for people to be healthy. And frankly, there's a lot of people that are, that want everybody to get these 72 doses of vaccines because they bought the lie and they've only heard one side of the story and they believe that's how you get people healthy. They actually think that if you give parents choice in vaccines and that disease will go up, that you'll have overall more unhealthy people in the country than healthy people. Now that is not backed by the science. It's actually the exact opposite. When you look at the communities like the Amish and others who do almost no vaccines, actually they do no vaccines, you see more health, you see less disease. Do you sometimes get an outbreak of a disease that's not deadly, but can in fact create issues or is not, you know, great to have? do you sometimes get that? Yes. And that's part of the cost benefit analysis. When you weigh the cost of that, an outbreak of something like chickenpox, let's say, you weigh that out, the cost of that outbreak of chickenpox against the cost of, of the people that end up with, some sort of debilitating disease or death from the vaccine itself or just, being less healthy or whatever it might be. For me, when I studied this stuff in depth and took the cost benefit analysis, there was no question it was better to not get the vaccine on most of them. There were some that we decided, yes, that one makes sense, we're going to go ahead and do that one. That's what parental choice is all about. And that's why I think this policy by the President of the United States, pushed by rfk, will make America more healthy. It will make America healthy again. So this is huge, folks. This is a massive shift in just the dialogue, just our ability to talk about it. Now I haven't watched any of the, you know, left wing drive by media, and how they've covered this, but I could virtually tell you just without even watching it, I'm sure they're saying, oh, this is so dangerous and oh my goodness, we're gonna have polio come back and we're gonna have this come back and it's gonna be, you know, whooping cough. Everybody's gonna have whooping cough. And everybody's gonna have, you know, whatever the other diseases are that they're so afraid of. And, and, and it's just going to be, you know, we're going to be a third world country overnight. That they're saying all that I could virtually guarantee without even watching it because I fought this battle too long. They're wrong. It's all a bunch of, you know, lies. It's all a bunch of scare tactics. yes, though, there will be. If nobody got a vaccine ever, then, yes, you would get some outbreaks of some of these things in certain areas. But, you know, that's part of the cost benefit analysis and it would be far healthier for the country as a whole.
If the vaccines work, then why are you afraid of me saying no
Now, here's one thing for you to just think about as we get close to our break. Time for the, our second break. If the vaccines work, then why are you so afraid of me saying no? If your vaccine is protecting you, if it's inoculated you from whatever this virus or disease is, why are you so worried about what I do with my body? Why are you so worried about what my child does? You know, this whole thing about, you know, well, if your kid doesn't get the vaccine, we're not going to let them go to school, we're not going to let them in the classroom because there'll be a danger of the others. Wait, a danger to who? The other kids in the classroom. Well, wait, if only the kids that are vaccinated are in the classroom, then how's my kid going to be a danger to your kid? You see where I'm going? Same thing with Cove right? The same thing. Oh, well, it's, an epidemic of the unvaccinated. Remember all that? These people deserve to die. We had a lot of people with platforms and voices, politicians and others that literally thought that I deserve to die because I wouldn't get the COVID vaccine, that you deserve to die because you wouldn't get the COVID vaccine, and certainly that you deserve to be shunned, locked up, literally put in a camp. Look what they did in Australia if you didn't get the vaccine. My thought was, well, wait a minute. If you got the vaccine, and you're 1,400 boosters with the vaccine, why am I a danger to you? But these people don't actually believe in the science. They don't understand herd immunity. They actually try to deny herd immunity. They deny that you're better off Getting many of these diseases and viruses early on and then being immune for life. Chickenpox is one of those, than having a vaccine that might be good for 10 years, sometimes for 20 years. you're far better off with many of these, getting them, getting inoculated by the disease itself instead of getting a vaccine that doesn't last forever. so anyway, just remember that one. Next time somebody says to you, you're a danger to everybody else, you're putting everyone else at risk because of your uneducated. What do they usually say? your dangerous decision. What's the word they always use? Your careless decision, whatever. Anyway, next time they tell you that that's the simple response. If the vaccine works, then you should be perfectly fine. Now, they will, of course, sometimes, if they're super, you know, involved in this issue, if they, if they're, if they're educated at all on the issue, they'll probably come back and say, well, but the vaccine's only 70% effective. And so therefore the child that it's not effective for or the parent or whoever else that it's not effective for, that's who you're a danger for. Okay, well, if it's only. If it's only 70% effective, are 40% effective, or whatever their number is. Well, you just made my equation make even more sense. Because now when I go into my equation, what's the risk when I take the, what's the risk of getting the disease? What's the risk if I take the vaccine, if I get some other negative effect? And now I've got to reduce the, Oh, what's the word I'm looking for? I've got to reduce the. The positives of getting the vaccine by the percentage of it even being effective. You see where I'm going? So if you're smart enough to do all that math, you and you make the decision. Other people should respect your decision.
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Rick Green answers questions about vaccines from callers
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to The Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green I'm Rick Green America's constitution coach. Thanks for staying with me, getting right to the phones. 888-589-8840. That's 888-589-8840. Let's go to Texas first. Calli in Texas, you're, up first. Comment, question, insult. Go for it.
>> Calli: Hi, how are you doing today?
>> Rick Green: Doing m great. Thanks for calling in.
>> Calli: I just wanted to say I've been a nurse for going on 35 years now, and I really never gave any thought to it because we're never taught in nursing school about vaccines, except they're good for you and give them for your patients. And in, 2004, my daughter had a bad reaction to the HPV vaccine and the doctor said that was just normal, and I went with it. However, two years later, I had a horrible reaction that I ended up in the hospital for flu vaccine that was required by my job. So I wanted to do some research. The flu vaccine. Oh, yeah, okay, go ahead to do some research. And for 20 years, I've been. This is my subject. I probably have over 40 books written about diseases, vaccines, and everything else under the sun. Oh, wow. But my. I wanted to make a comment was that there's two great books, Dissolving Illusions by Suzanne Humphries, that talks about disease processes and how they related to how they've pawned people into getting vaccines for these disease processes that were cured by sanitation and sunlight and good nutrition. And then there's another book. It's called Miller's Review of Vaccine Critical Vaccine Studies. And in that book they took a lot of CDC studies and government studies regarding vaccines and what the actual outcomes were. And just as a side note, God knows what he's doing. He created these childhood vaccines. Start childhood diseases, I believe, because it's a known fact that many childhood diseases actually protect us against, adult diseases later on in life like chickenpox and measles. They help protect against certain cancers, lung diseases, heart diseases and stuff like that. And it's just always beneficial to do your research. And as a nurse, I don't push my opinion on anybody. If you need a ride to the vaccine clinic and you want me to, I'll give you a ride. But in the end of the day, it is my choice and it is my choice for my children's health. Yeah.
>> Rick Green: Amen. Amen. Well said. Well said, Calli Everything you said, I agree with 100%. And, I wish we, you know, I wish we first of all had that we were all more informed. I wish we had a class on this in school and people could study it more. of course, we can all go study this now and learn it. I'm really interested in how the AI programs are being programmed to answer these questions. I haven't asked this of Great Grok or any of the others. I'd be curious what they've been fed, because they're going to be the, you know, the study engine for a lot of people. But thank you. Thank you for your call. Thank you for your research, and thank you for sharing those titles with our, with our audience.
Rick: Almost every time I hear these stories, there's a misrepresentation
Okay, let's go right next door to Arkansas. Lynn in Arkansas is up next. Lynn go for it.
>> Starla: Yeah, I was just going to say, I don't remember how long ago it was maybe six months ago or something that, the other side was talking about a measles outbreak. And then they brought up that there were children who died because they weren't vaccinated. And I think they were in the Amish. These kids had something else wrong. And there was, also some kind of medical mistake. M with one of them. And I heard about it, on, well, anyway, on good media, and I wondered if you knew about that and if you could detail, that.
>> Rick Green: Hi. This most recent one, I vaguely remember some of it. I did not dive into it and I should have, before showtime, today. almost every time I've heard these stories, the, you know, there's a total misrepresentation of what actually happened because they'd use it as a scare tactic. That's what they've always done. Almost always. There's another side to the story and the. And the real story almost never gets told. That's changing now that we have social media and we have the ability to get the message out. We don't get silenced by the news agencies that are, you know, being mostly funded by these pharmaceutical companies. Just like during COVID if you watch. The advertisers were almost always Pfizer and the rest of them that were making the billions and billions of dollars off the scam. this one I do recall there being something about. I think even RFK came out with a statement, where there was no, it was not lack, of vaccines that had caused the surge. And anyway, he kind of went through the details of it, but I just don't remember. I'll try to look that up and, and, cover more on it on Thursday, Lynn because it's a great question. I just know how it's been handled in the past. and I, so my, my knee jerk reaction is to say definitely check the research and check the sources whenever they say that. And, and, I'll try to get some answers for you by, Thursday when I'm back in the saddle tomorrow. Walker with you, of course. And then I'll be back with you on, Thursday. Okay.
Without everybody taking vaccines, drug companies wouldn't make as much money
Let's go to Kansas on the next one. Jeremy's up in Kansas. Go for it. Jeremy.
>> Jeremy: Hi. I just wanted to say that without everybody taking the vaccines, the drug companies wouldn't make as much money.
>> Rick Green: And unfortunately, it's not just the drug companies. Jeremy, too many doctors get huge bonuses based on the percentage of the vaccination rates and in their clinics, and they get punished if they don't have the high enough percentage rate. And so that's part of why, unfortunately, it gets pushed. I'm not saying that about all doctors. We have some fantastic pediatricians that don't require, don't demand it. But a lot of pediatricians won't even let you come to their clinic. And your children will be kicked out of their clinic if they refuse the entire vaccine schedule, which is, in my opinion, just incredibly, incredibly irresponsible and the opposite of the Hippocratic oath and do no harm first. do no harm. Sorry, Jeremy, go ahead. You had another comment?
>> Jeremy: Well, there. There was also a specific doctor that's been in the news riding with Fauci that got some of those bonuses.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, well, in fact. In fact, motivated, clearly, by trying to get the entire nation to be, Not just once, but how many boosters, you know, you have to take this experimental. I don't even call it a vaccine. It's an mRNA, you know, shot. That's.
>> Jeremy: That.
>> Rick Green: That's, not basic, vaccine technology. Okay, let's, let's see. Let's go. Wait, we got one in Louisiana. I'm gonna try to bounce around state to state here. Starla, I think if I'm reading that right, Star in Louisiana, go ahead.
>> Starla: Yes. Yes, that's correct.
>> Rick Green: Go for it. Yeah, you're up, Darla. I'm only getting every other word. Let's try it one more time, and then I may have to.
>> Starla: Okay. I may try to take you off of Bluetooth.
>> Rick Green: Okay, yeah, go for it.
>> Starla: Is that better?
>> Rick Green: It is better, yes.
>> Starla: Okay. I don't take any type of vaccine because once I found out that it was used and produced from aborted fetal tissue that supports a, business of murder, and it also introduces other DNA and other things into your system that don't belong there.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, yeah, no, I think. I think that is a legitimate reason. And, I could have told you 10 years ago exactly which ones had abortifaciency in it and which ones didn't. They may all have them now. and. And 100% you should be able to refuse that based on. On even just that one reason, let alone all the. All the other ones. Okay, let's see. Scott in Mississippi is up next. Scott, go ahead. I'm good, man. You
>> Scott: doing great, ma'. Am. Great to hear about your, divine intervention on the Constitution City.
>> Rick Green: Yes, sir. And the Lord is continuing to provide. We've got 20 days left. I still got about eight cottages left to get sponsored and a little bit more money to raise to close on August 31. But the Lord has just moved, in a mighty, mighty way for us. Thank you.
>> Scott: It'll just be that much more of a story behind that place and how. How much of God thing was. And you just were the vessel that he used.
>> Rick Green: Yep. Amen.
Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk with the World Health Organization
>> Scott: Well, I hadn't heard you say I missed a little bit today, but I haven't heard you say anything about the World Health Organization. And they're lurking. And as soon as we get a Democrat back in the White House, you won't even know. We came up for breath for four years. Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk once again.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, man, it's. You know, the World Health Organization fits perfectly into that grievance in the Declaration of Independence, where Jefferson said he's combined with others to subject us to, laws that are foreign to our Constitution and entities that are foreign to our Constitution, which is exactly what the World Health Organization is. And. And Joe Biden wanted to literally hand over the answer to the question, who decides? He wanted it to be the World Health Organization on all these issues, on your personal health, on whether or not you take an injection of something, on whether or not you had to stay home or wear a mask, all that. He wanted to hand that over to the Chinese controlling the World Health Organization. Donald Trump, thankfully, knew better, and has said no to the treaty and to any kind of subjugation of our rights to. To the World Health Organization. So couldn't agree with you more there, man. Absolutely.
Rick says John Adams inoculated herself and her family against smallpox
Okay, let's, come back to Texas. Gina in Texas is up next. Go ahead.
>> Gina: Hey, Rick, great to hear you again, as always.
>> Rick Green: Thank you.
>> Gina: M. I wanted to thank you, follow up on that earlier caller, the nurse. M. And how God has made, some of these infections to actually give us greater immunity. And I just wanted to share that wonderful book, Jon Adams by David McCullough, describes an amazing, situation where Abigail Adams actually, inoculated herself and her family against smallpox. And the way they did it was with actually mingling a little bit of blood. I'm not suggesting anybody do this, but this is how they did it, with God's guidance.
>> Rick Green: Oh, no, Gina, I lost you. Ah.
>> Rick Green: I was curious about that. I don't remember reading that in Jon Adams book that I'm gonna have to go back and I mean, in, McCullough's book about Jon Adams, I'm going to have to go back and read. Gene. I'm sorry. Your signal is I just hear nothing but burps. That's what I got. I know you weren't really burping, but that's what it sounded like. but I was going to say, you know, that is. I mean, how many parents out there that are listening right there right now, how many of you, when you were a kid or as a parent, had A chickenpox party. Anybody? Come on. We did it, right? I mean that was the best way to get inoculated for life was you, somebody else's family had chicken pox. You took your family over there and got your kids chicken pox while they were a kid. And it and it protected them for life. So, yeah, not obviously smallpox, a different animal. And I'm not sure, how Abigail did that one. Be interesting. If you call back, maybe we'll get a better signal and we'll get the rest of that story.
Thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work
But first let's go to back to Kansas actually. And we got Kay in Kansas. Go ahead.
>> Kay: Yeah, thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work. And I am praying for, very fervently for Patriot Academy since I heard about a week ago, I think it was on Wallnua Builders, good news Friday, about the predicament there. So I'll keep praying on that. Thank you.
>> Rick Green: Thank you.
Kay offers some resources on how to properly use vaccines
>> Calli: Anyway, I just wanted to say, is it okay, or ask you, is it okay if I give a few well known resources that would help with vaccine information, like the National Vaccine Information Center.
>> Rick Green: Yes.
>> Kay: and Twila Brace, Citizens Health Freedom. Just Citizens Health Freedom. And I don't know if it's.org or.com I don't know. But, she gives updates about you know, all kinds of legislation that has happened regarding vaccines. The NVIC, you can go there. National Vaccine Information center and they show all the bills right now that are across the nation from these, on medical issues, especially vaccines. And they post all the ingredients of the vaccines and the changes to them. And also I think veterinary information, what's being, what's being used in livestock and your pets.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, yeah, no, you're right on. That's a whole nother. I didn't even, I'm glad you mentioned that because I didn't even bring that up. But that that actually is what got some of the people that are some of the best activists today involved was it was a vaccine of a pet or an animal, a horse, whatever it might be that caused all kinds of damage. And then they decided to really look into it. You know, again, it's rare, folks, we're not saying that every person that gets a vaccine and clearly vaccines help in agriculture and with some animals, but when you don't think about it and you just do whatever everybody else says to do, then you, you, you end up with injuries because you didn't weigh the Risk. And so all we're talking about here is doing the homework. And Kay you're giving out some great resources there. what would be the number one. One number, one resource for people to remember?
>> Kay: Well, those both, I would say. but also, you know, I have called HHS and I was going to give out their phone number because I think we, need to speak up about these mRNA. There's not enough data. And, you know, speaking about. I'm just totally on board. We have to have informed consent. We need to be thoroughly informed. But that number to call HHS is 202-690-7000. And you can call and leave a message there. They're very welcoming of that. I don't know what they do with it, but, you know, just trust, you know, and pray about that. But, yeah, I, I think we. The Mr. Anything with MRNA that has to be
>> Rick Green: blocked from the market, it should have been pulled off the market a long time ago, Kay No doubt about it. Sorry, I'm up against the clock and about to end. run out of time. but I will say, look, you know, swine flu vaccine was pulled off the market after just a couple of dozen deaths and injuries. And, you know, we've had, hundreds of thousands of deaths and injuries as a result of the, experimental, COVID vaccine. And, it's a shame that we haven't, pulled it completely off the market. you know, one of them did get, the Johnson, Johnson one did get pulled off the market because you had so many, so many injuries. And unfortunately, it's hard to get that data. Doctors are often unwilling to report that data. it's hard to get facts on that. And it's. It's one reason I don't. I still don't trust the CDC to give accurate data on these things, which is why you've got to do the homework yourself. Look, Fauci just got caught lying about, the. The, percentage risk for pregnant women. He and Wolinsky should be. Rachel Wolinsky and Anthony Fauci need to go to prison, if for nothing else, for the 82%, failure. Ah, 82% damage rate, with women that were pregnant rather than the 10% that they. That they lied to. The American people even. They didn't even tell them that. They said it's totally safe. oh, man, I'm getting so mad about that one. I can't talk. So we might cover that one a little more on Thursday as well, out of time for today. Thanks so much for listening. You've been listening to at the The Core with Walker Wildmon and Ray Green
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Rick Green: President signed executive order on vaccines yesterday
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to Core with Walker Wildmon Rick Green I'm Rick Green America's Constitution. Coach, thanks for joining me today. A lot to celebrate today, a lot to be concerned about. and then, some, some good action items for us to talk about. So kind of good, the bad, the ugly, we're just going to go around the horn and cover as much of that as we possibly can. some of the headlines that that I am excited about. I, I thought yesterday was a banner day, just incredible that the president of the United States signed that executive order I, started to say restoring, because the founders certainly believed in parental rights and that the parent was the one that should make the decisions about the upbringing of the child and certainly the health, the child. And we got so far away from that, especially in the last 50, 60 years with safetyism running the show and then of course handing over so much, of our rights to these bureaucrats and letting, the medical industrial complex call the shots quite literally, and I mean that pun intended, with regard to the health of our children and essentially stripping parents of the right to do that, and stripping them of any power or freedom or the ability to, do their own research, make their own decisions. And so yes, of course I'm referring to the president's executive order with regard to vaccines. And you know, this was such a taboo topic back when I first started working on this issue 30 years ago. It was, it was very much, you know, if you thought, if you thought, in other words, if you used your own brain, if you actually used your brain to think about this issue rather than just listen to the experts, do whatever your pediatrician tells you to do, you were crazy. I Mean, we had family members that just thought we were nuts and made fun of us and were incredibly sarcastic and demeaning, towards my wife and me because we did our own homework. We were blessed. Back in 1994, when we got married, we got to know a couple, that we actually were building a company together. And he was, a doctor that understood homeopathic science. And he handed us a book on vaccines and just said, hey, when you have your first kid, because we were pregnant, they were pregnant, we were about to have our first child. And he said, you know, study this, make sure that you, you know which ones you want to give your kid. Don't just follow whatever the government says. Don't just follow whatever your pediatrician says. Ask questions, don't just assume that they know what they're talking about. And his point, what back then, which is true in a lot of areas of certainly medical science, was that they don't, they don't study this in medical school. They're told by the pharmaceutical companies what to do. They have no idea about nutrition. They don't. Back then there were zero nutrition classes in medical school. You literally would have these doctors being told by the pharmaceutical sales rep what they should be prescribing to people. And that's still very true in many cases today. That's how we ended up in the opioid crisis, was them, just essentially handing that decision making power over to the people that would profit the most. And I'm a free market guy, but this was, this was a combination of companies wanting to make as much profit as they could. Sales reps wanted to make as much profit as they could. And which I'm for both of those things. But then the customer was left out of the decision. The customer that was actually going to be taking that pill was not, given any of the information or allowed to research or believe that there was any other alternative. They just did whatever the doctor said. And so now you had these doctors and these clinics and these hospitals that were financially benefiting and they were not the ones actually taking the pill. And nor were they the expert on what that was going to do to the body. And they had, you know, again, not learning nutrition. And so all of this led, of course to the homeopathic, growth in the industry. And, people started looking for other, you know, alternatives.
President Trump signed an executive order allowing parents to opt out of certain vaccines
And all this brings us back to the vaccine issue. And this doctor friend of mine was, thankfully willing to educate us. And my wife became a research aholic. she could tell you this Was, let's see, by 1999. So about four or five years later, after being handed that book, my wife could tell you the stats, the pros and cons, the ingredients, the everything about every single vaccine. And so when our first kid was born, we made decisions based on that and we weren't anti vax, as people like to claim. we understand that inoculation is good, that it's a scientific process, that it saved millions of lives, it eradicated diseases in many cases. And so we understand that, but we also understand what informed consent is and we understand how important it is as a parent to know what we're going to inject our child with. And so anyway, she became an expert. She really, mastered the subject. So when I got in the legislature, that was much to my advantage because I knew more than virtually, I would say more than any other state legislator, even the Met, the ones that were, had, you know, medical degrees or came from a, the medical world simply because we dove in and you know, we just knew. And so when I came to the table with bills, trying to give parental choice and all I was trying to do was get, get it where you could have a religious exemption, which is essentially what this executive order by President Trump does. I was just trying to get it where a parent could say, like I've researched, I think you should be able to have a conscientious objection, not just a religious objection. So you shouldn't have to claim religion to opt out of a vaccine. If you can, you can look at the science behind it, you can study it and you decide, you know what, that's not one that my kid is going to be at risk of. Hep B is a perfect example. That was one of the ones that I would argue on the House floor and, and back then, I don't know what the stats are now, but back then the stats were pretty simple. You had moremore, children getting hep B from the vaccine than from anything else. And it was only trans. You can only get it from blood or sex. And so, you know, your six month old or your two day old is at incredibly low risk, like almost, almost no risk except for blood transfusion. and if, you know, if you're afraid your kid's gonna be having sex at a young age and you want to get it at, get to get the vaccine at 12, 13, 14, 15 years old, okay, that's a different story than two days old. Made no sense. Zero sense. The cost benefit analysis was so easy to say. This should not be injected into my child. And then there are several others that, that, were very, very similar to that. And back then when I was fighting this battle, it was something like 31, 32 doses that we were pumping into kids and in a matter of three or four years. And no study existed at the time. Again, this is late 90s, early 2000s. No study existed, at the time on what. What the combination of all of these foreign substances being injected into a baby would do. None. Not. Not one. Well, come to find out, there still hasn't been one. And that's one of the things that. That Robert, F. Kennedy Jr. Was able to point out and bring to the forefront. Okay, so I'm rambling a little bit because there's a lot of history here for, for me and for my family. And this executive order is such a massive victory. You might remember me, on the program going off on this months ago, and last year, several times, whenever RFK was just making some headway on this, at least getting people to review the vaccine schedule, at least getting people to talk about these things. And I talked about the fact that just having the conversation is a big deal, because like I said at the top of the program, when I would bring this up back then, we were shunned. I mean, it cost me my seat in the Texas House because. Because I was so adamant about parents making the decision. Not the medical industrial complex. They came after me with a vengeance. the Texas, you know, all of the Texas medical associations, all of the bureaucrats and the state agencies. I, mean, it was ugly. In fact, it ended up turning into a political witch hunt. They came after me with criminal investigations. I mean, I went through all the lawfare and, and, the intimidation. I mean, all of that stuff. And ultimately barely lost my third election as a result of it. Lost, by about 200 votes out of 45,000. And they outspent me five to one. I was the number one target in Texas, for the Democrats. So it was ugly. And it all came back to this issue because this was the issue that caused people in the machine to say, we got to get rid of this guy. And so anyway, all that to say, lots of history on this. We continued to fight after I was out of the legislature. We finally got the session after I was gone, we finally got the conscientious objection into the law and the religious objection not being just for Jehovah's Witness and Christian, scientists, which is how that works. And if your state only has the religious exemption and it says like Texas did. Ours said basically it had to be in the tenets of your faith. So it had to be written in literally part of your doctrine. So if you're a Baptist, you don't have that in your doctrine. It doesn't say that, that vaccines are against your religion. And the other problem with that is if you, so you had to lie. Basically, parents were having to lie in Texas and say, well, yeah, I'm taking a religious exemption because I don't want to give my kid hep B. Or, maybe pertussis, or one of the other ones that had been linked to autism. You know, you just, you were being selective about which ones you did to do. So you had to lie and say, oh, no, it's in the tenets of my faith, which meant you're claiming to be Christian Scientist or Jehovah's Witness. So you're lying about it. And then, then you can't, at that point, you're not saying you can pick and choose. You're literally having to say, all vaccines are against my religion. Well, that's dumb. Now you can't get tetanus or some of the ones that make sense if you're living out on a ranch or you're going to travel internationally. And there's, some of the other ones that you would want to do. So it was just a bad situation. And so we finally got in, 2003 in Texas. Conscientious objection. So you no longer had to lie about your religion and you no longer long, no longer had to say no to all vaccines. You could actually, you know, be scientific and be the parent and make the decision. Okay, so fast forward 20 something years and now we have 70 something doses, 70 something shots that we're pumping these kids with. It's more than doubled at that point. And along comes rfk. And remember, RFK had been, this wasn't the issue for him initially. For him it was, it was mercury in the food supply. It was, it was contamination in our lakes and that kind of stuff. That's really what got RFK into the kind of homeopathic world and actually got shunned by a lot of his family and, you know, essentially became a hero to a lot of these moms, for other reasons, and then got introduced to the vaccine issue. And look, he's just, he's just scientific in the way that he does things. He studies this stuff. And that's why when you watch an RFK interview, he has the receipts. I mean, anytime the subject comes up, whatever it is, vaccines or you know, Covid or whatever it might be, Fauci, any of those subjects come up, he's got the receipts and he can go toe to toe with anyone at any time on those issues. And so he dove in in the same way that my wife did and studied all of the studies and studied all of the different vaccines. And so when he got this appointment by President Trump.
President Trump's executive order on child vaccinations is huge
Well, in fact, when he, when he teamed up with President Trump when he was running for president around January of 2024, I had said in a private, this was kind of a closed door meeting with some other folks that are very involved in the movement and most everybody at the table, far more influential than I am. M. I had said at the time In January of 2024, I said if RFK, if President Trump would pick RFK as his VP nominee, the race is over, we're going to win. And that I think it actually would be good. Now listen, RFK is a Democrat or was a Democrat, pro, pro abortion, pro. You know, a lot of things that I'm not, had, you know, I don't know that he's for gun control, but definitely not as, as pro second Amendment as me at the time. This was again, two, two and a half years ago. I think he got red pilled over that next six months of 2024. I think, I think the way the Democrats treated him and the way the Republicans welcomed him and the way President Trump welcomed him. Hm. It caused him to rethink a lot of his positions and started looking at a lot of these issues that maybe he had just bought the Democrat line for years. And, and so by the time he stood on that stage and those fireworks went off and, and he teamed up with President Trump. What was that? June, I think of 2024. I was celebrating now when that meeting took place and I mentioned something about RFK potentially being the vp. man, it was, I was not popular in that meeting to say the least. I mean they, they went after me over some of these other positions, basically saying, you can't put that man a heartbeat from the, from the presidency. And, and, and, and I said, okay, yeah, yeah, you're right, you're right. That's probably not the best way to do this. And turns out they were right. It worked out much, much better for President Trump to have Vance as the VP and for, you know, RFK to be in the cabinet and now for him to be able to do what he's doing. So when we come back from the, from the break, we'll, we'll go a little further on this topic before I get into some of the other headlines because, because this executive order is the culmination of RFK's research and work for the last year and a half and, frankly, a lifetime of work on this particular issue. It's not the only issue he's working on, but, man, is it huge. It's such a big victory and for me and for where I've been on this issue and the personal cost of fighting this issue and standing for parents and for the kids on this issue. it's an emotional time. I am so happy with President Trump right now. I'm so thankful that he is in the White House and so thankful that RFK is part of his team. Stay with me. We'll talk more about it when we come back from the break. Phone, numbers 888-589-8840. You're listening to Adam.
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>> Rick Green: Welcome back to The Core with Walker Wildmon, and Rick Green, I'm Rick Green, America's Constitution coach, talking about the executive order yesterday from President Trump. I just want to read part of it to you. This is so huge. This is bigger than actually even just the, vaccine issue because it's a philosophy here of who owns the children, who is responsible for the children is the right way to say that. Who owns the land? Who's responsible for the children? Are your kids your kids or are they the village's kids? You know, the Democrat line, Hillary Clinton, it takes a village, Joe Biden and others saying things like, those are our kids, you know, they're all our kids. this is a philosophical, hardcore issue here. Hardcore difference between Democrats and Republicans. Democrats think they, that the state owns the kids. They think the state always knows best. It's a fascist mentality. Everything in the state, everything, from the state, nothing outside the state. That's the, that's how they think. Okay, Republicans mostly believe in parental rights. Now there are definitely some in the Republican Party, unfortunately, that are part of this medical industrial complex or they're just part of this elitist mindset, or they think government can do things better and they don't trust the people either. And there's some of those in the Republican Party, I get it. But for the most part, Republicans believe in parental rights. They believe that the parent is responsible for the child and that the parent makes the decision. That doesn't mean you're allowed to abuse your child, doesn't mean you can deprive your child of food. It doesn't mean you can, you know, ah, purposely physically abuse them. it doesn't mean that you can, you know, do, things that obviously are evil and wrong. That's not what we're talking about here. What we're talking about here is making the decisions about the health and welfare of the child, making the decisions about the education of the child, making the decisions about the upbringing of the child. And specifically when it comes to health, deciding what interventions, you're going to be okay with and not okay with deciding what, what, what, you know, chemicals you're going to allow to be injected into your child. And so here's what the EO said, the executive order says, it is the policy of my administration that federal programs and funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines consistent with the federal government's constitutional and statutory obligations and the fundamental principles of, personal autonomy, informed consent. These are huge words, folks. These are, these mean things, as Rush used to say, words mean things. And these are loaded phrases in a good way. And they are loaded with constitutional, biblical and historical precedent for who makes the decision. Who decides, who decides whether or not your child gets a medical procedure? You decide. Not the state, not the government. Okay, who decides whether or not to inject your child at 2 days old with a quote, unquote vaccine that is for a disease that they are very unlikely to get? Who gets to do the cost benefit analysis and say, okay, well, this percentage of kids get some sort of harm from, the vaccine and, and this percentage of kids get some kind of harm from the disease if they don't have the vaccine. And here's the percentage protection that the vaccine gives you see, there's a lot that goes into this. It's not just I'm against or for vaccines, it's with any medical procedure, I don't care. Why do you think people always say I need a second opinion, a third opinion? Because they want to be able to do a cost benefit analysis. Okay, we got to chop off your arm, Mr. Jones. Because if we don't chop off your arm, you've got some disease going through it that's going to kill you and go to the rest of your body and you're going to die. Well, take the arm, baby. You know, or. Or, hey, look, if you want to be Captain Gus in. In, in. In. In. Lonesome Dove. And. And you don't want them to take your leg, even though it's going to kill you if they don't. And then you finally, at the end of the day, you know, while you're asleep, they take it. Or. I can't remember if he finally gave in and let him take. I think he went to sleep. I don't remember. Anyway, Captain Call just said, you got to do it. but anyway, if you're just going to say, I'm not going to do it, and your cost benefit analysis is, I'd rather die than have that. That's your call.
>> Rick Green: That's your decision. Now, granted, there are extremes. There are definitely extremes here where you got crazy parents. I get it. But the problem is they make the law and the rules for the crazy parent and apply it to everybody else. So, yeah, you got people out there that say, I'm never, ever going to a doctor. It's against our religion to ever have any kind of medical intervention. We think God will take care of everything. Okay, I don't think that's right. I think that's being foolish. I think that's not using what God gave us, not using the medicines that he gave us, not using the natural things that he gave us. And, yes, sometimes things that we have taken natural things and been able to do something in a lab that creates something that actually helps us, get rid of a disease or, you know, deal with an illness or whatever. So, you know, I probably go further than. I know I go further than some parents in terms of interventions, and then I don't go near as far as other people go in terms of interventions. So I get the fact that there are extremes, which is why we have a court system where if the state thinks that a parent is actually abusing a child to the point of death, they're not allowing the child to get some sort of medical procedure that would save the child's life. Yes, there's a time for the state to step in in those situations, but what we've done is we've taken those extreme scenarios, and then we let some supposed expert, the supposed scientist tell us that, well, if they don't get the Hep B vaccine, they might die. Okay, well, can we. Can we quantify this? Can we. Can we break this thing down? They did the same thing with HPV Oh.
>> Rick Green: If these girls don't get HPV they're going to get all these diseases, sexually transmitted diseases, and. And could. And could die from them or be harmed for them, whatever. And so they use all these scare tactics. Well, okay, show me your data. Show me your facts. Show me the information, and then let me do a cost benefit analysis. What's the likelihood of getting that disease? What's the likelihood of the vaccine preventing that disease? What's the likelihood of the vaccine itself causing harm? And then let me put all that stuff into the equation and make a decision. And again, it's very important who decides. It's very important who makes the final decision. Now, there are people that are going to decide on the production side of things that. That there's enough people that would make the decision to take the vaccine or the medicine or the surgery or whatever it is.
Federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines
Those people have to. They. Yes, they get to decide whether or not to put the product on the market. Put the vaccine on the market. Okay. Then there are government entities that are going to be making some decisions about whether or not to recommend that, you know, vaccine or particular drug or whatever it is. I don't want to digress too far here, go down too far of a rabbit hole. I don't think that should be the case. I don't think government should be the ones making that decision of what's on the market or not on the market. There should be private entities that review this stuff, that become trusted sources that put out that information, and then parents can read it and make the decision. This monopoly of the center for Demented Confusion, cdc, Center for Disease Creation. They call it center for Disease Control, but they don't do a very good job of controlling those diseases, do they? anyway, I don't think it should be like that because now you end up with the, Exactly what happened in Covid, where the collusion of government and private entities ends up forcing something on the market and silencing people. Using the power of government to silence opposition. Silence doctors and expert experts, actual experts in immunology, actual experts in disease or silence during COVID because they disagreed with Anthony Fauci and his. His sycophants. okay, so that's why government shouldn't have that much control. But that is our system. You know, the market. There's people in the market that will get to decide whether or not to put it on the market. There's people in government that will decide whether or not to recommend it. They should never be allowed to require it. There should never be a mandate for those kind of things. And then at the end of the day, the ultimate decision of whether or not to actually put it in your body or put it in your child's body, at the end of the day, the ultimate final decision should be yours. You should make the decision on whether or not to get a medical procedure or to have something injected into your body. Or when it comes to a minor child, the parent should decide whether or not that minor child will have that procedure or have that thing injected into their body. And yet I acknowledge people are going to call in 888-589-8840, go ahead and chew me out for the exception to the rule for the crazy parent or for the insane situation with a kid that happens to 1 out of 10 million children. I get it. There's going to be some of those and there's going to be times where the state should be able to step in. That's why we have a best interest of the child standard. It's why we have courts. I think too often they are, too often they give, they rubber stamp the state CPS or government or whatever getting to make a decision that is wrong and bad and evil and ends up with a, with a, unfortunately a financial incentive for those people. But, but there is a system there that needs to be improved. Absolutely. But the rule of thumb, and that's why this language is so important, the fundamental principles of personal autonomy and informed consent that, that that the federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines. These are very important words. And what it ultimately means is at the end of the day, the answer to the question who decides on the issue of a vaccine? The answer to that question is the parent. At the end of the day, the parent has the final say. Now you can pass all kinds of laws, you can take, you know, steal my tax dollars and go spend them on research that you shouldn't be using my tax dollars for. You can do all you, you can get away with all that and create all these interventions. But at the end of the day, as long as the most important thing is at the end of the day, I have the final say on what goes in my body and I have the final say on what goes in my child's body. As long as we have that which is, which is, you know, personal autonomy and informed consent and maximal parental, choice and consent, then at least we can stop the abuse and this, this, this, you know, state control over the parents. And we will, as a result of that, be able to reduce the amount of disease in our country. We will. What we want is for people to be healthy. And frankly, there's a lot of people that are, that want everybody to get these 72 doses of vaccines because they bought the lie and they've only heard one side of the story and they believe that's how you get people healthy. They actually think that if you give parents choice in vaccines and that disease will go up, that you'll have overall more unhealthy people in the country than healthy people. Now that is not backed by the science. It's actually the exact opposite. When you look at the communities like the Amish and others who do almost no vaccines, actually they do no vaccines, you see more health, you see less disease. Do you sometimes get an outbreak of a disease that's not deadly, but can in fact create issues or is not, you know, great to have? do you sometimes get that? Yes. And that's part of the cost benefit analysis. When you weigh the cost of that, an outbreak of something like chickenpox, let's say, you weigh that out, the cost of that outbreak of chickenpox against the cost of, of the people that end up with, some sort of debilitating disease or death from the vaccine itself or just, being less healthy or whatever it might be. For me, when I studied this stuff in depth and took the cost benefit analysis, there was no question it was better to not get the vaccine on most of them. There were some that we decided, yes, that one makes sense, we're going to go ahead and do that one. That's what parental choice is all about. And that's why I think this policy by the President of the United States, pushed by rfk, will make America more healthy. It will make America healthy again. So this is huge, folks. This is a massive shift in just the dialogue, just our ability to talk about it. Now I haven't watched any of the, you know, left wing drive by media, and how they've covered this, but I could virtually tell you just without even watching it, I'm sure they're saying, oh, this is so dangerous and oh my goodness, we're gonna have polio come back and we're gonna have this come back and it's gonna be, you know, whooping cough. Everybody's gonna have whooping cough. And everybody's gonna have, you know, whatever the other diseases are that they're so afraid of. And, and, and it's just going to be, you know, we're going to be a third world country overnight. That they're saying all that I could virtually guarantee without even watching it because I fought this battle too long. They're wrong. It's all a bunch of, you know, lies. It's all a bunch of scare tactics. yes, though, there will be. If nobody got a vaccine ever, then, yes, you would get some outbreaks of some of these things in certain areas. But, you know, that's part of the cost benefit analysis and it would be far healthier for the country as a whole.
If the vaccines work, then why are you afraid of me saying no
Now, here's one thing for you to just think about as we get close to our break. Time for the, our second break. If the vaccines work, then why are you so afraid of me saying no? If your vaccine is protecting you, if it's inoculated you from whatever this virus or disease is, why are you so worried about what I do with my body? Why are you so worried about what my child does? You know, this whole thing about, you know, well, if your kid doesn't get the vaccine, we're not going to let them go to school, we're not going to let them in the classroom because there'll be a danger of the others. Wait, a danger to who? The other kids in the classroom. Well, wait, if only the kids that are vaccinated are in the classroom, then how's my kid going to be a danger to your kid? You see where I'm going? Same thing with Cove right? The same thing. Oh, well, it's, an epidemic of the unvaccinated. Remember all that? These people deserve to die. We had a lot of people with platforms and voices, politicians and others that literally thought that I deserve to die because I wouldn't get the COVID vaccine, that you deserve to die because you wouldn't get the COVID vaccine, and certainly that you deserve to be shunned, locked up, literally put in a camp. Look what they did in Australia if you didn't get the vaccine. My thought was, well, wait a minute. If you got the vaccine, and you're 1,400 boosters with the vaccine, why am I a danger to you? But these people don't actually believe in the science. They don't understand herd immunity. They actually try to deny herd immunity. They deny that you're better off Getting many of these diseases and viruses early on and then being immune for life. Chickenpox is one of those, than having a vaccine that might be good for 10 years, sometimes for 20 years. you're far better off with many of these, getting them, getting inoculated by the disease itself instead of getting a vaccine that doesn't last forever. so anyway, just remember that one. Next time somebody says to you, you're a danger to everybody else, you're putting everyone else at risk because of your uneducated. What do they usually say? your dangerous decision. What's the word they always use? Your careless decision, whatever. Anyway, next time they tell you that that's the simple response. If the vaccine works, then you should be perfectly fine. Now, they will, of course, sometimes, if they're super, you know, involved in this issue, if they, if they're, if they're educated at all on the issue, they'll probably come back and say, well, but the vaccine's only 70% effective. And so therefore the child that it's not effective for or the parent or whoever else that it's not effective for, that's who you're a danger for. Okay, well, if it's only. If it's only 70% effective, are 40% effective, or whatever their number is. Well, you just made my equation make even more sense. Because now when I go into my equation, what's the risk when I take the, what's the risk of getting the disease? What's the risk if I take the vaccine, if I get some other negative effect? And now I've got to reduce the, Oh, what's the word I'm looking for? I've got to reduce the. The positives of getting the vaccine by the percentage of it even being effective. You see where I'm going? So if you're smart enough to do all that math, you and you make the decision. Other people should respect your decision.
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Rick Green answers questions about vaccines from callers
>> Rick Green: Welcome back to The Core with Walker Wildmon and Rick Green I'm Rick Green America's constitution coach. Thanks for staying with me, getting right to the phones. 888-589-8840. That's 888-589-8840. Let's go to Texas first. Calli in Texas, you're, up first. Comment, question, insult. Go for it.
>> Calli: Hi, how are you doing today?
>> Rick Green: Doing m great. Thanks for calling in.
>> Calli: I just wanted to say I've been a nurse for going on 35 years now, and I really never gave any thought to it because we're never taught in nursing school about vaccines, except they're good for you and give them for your patients. And in, 2004, my daughter had a bad reaction to the HPV vaccine and the doctor said that was just normal, and I went with it. However, two years later, I had a horrible reaction that I ended up in the hospital for flu vaccine that was required by my job. So I wanted to do some research. The flu vaccine. Oh, yeah, okay, go ahead to do some research. And for 20 years, I've been. This is my subject. I probably have over 40 books written about diseases, vaccines, and everything else under the sun. Oh, wow. But my. I wanted to make a comment was that there's two great books, Dissolving Illusions by Suzanne Humphries, that talks about disease processes and how they related to how they've pawned people into getting vaccines for these disease processes that were cured by sanitation and sunlight and good nutrition. And then there's another book. It's called Miller's Review of Vaccine Critical Vaccine Studies. And in that book they took a lot of CDC studies and government studies regarding vaccines and what the actual outcomes were. And just as a side note, God knows what he's doing. He created these childhood vaccines. Start childhood diseases, I believe, because it's a known fact that many childhood diseases actually protect us against, adult diseases later on in life like chickenpox and measles. They help protect against certain cancers, lung diseases, heart diseases and stuff like that. And it's just always beneficial to do your research. And as a nurse, I don't push my opinion on anybody. If you need a ride to the vaccine clinic and you want me to, I'll give you a ride. But in the end of the day, it is my choice and it is my choice for my children's health. Yeah.
>> Rick Green: Amen. Amen. Well said. Well said, Calli Everything you said, I agree with 100%. And, I wish we, you know, I wish we first of all had that we were all more informed. I wish we had a class on this in school and people could study it more. of course, we can all go study this now and learn it. I'm really interested in how the AI programs are being programmed to answer these questions. I haven't asked this of Great Grok or any of the others. I'd be curious what they've been fed, because they're going to be the, you know, the study engine for a lot of people. But thank you. Thank you for your call. Thank you for your research, and thank you for sharing those titles with our, with our audience.
Rick: Almost every time I hear these stories, there's a misrepresentation
Okay, let's go right next door to Arkansas. Lynn in Arkansas is up next. Lynn go for it.
>> Starla: Yeah, I was just going to say, I don't remember how long ago it was maybe six months ago or something that, the other side was talking about a measles outbreak. And then they brought up that there were children who died because they weren't vaccinated. And I think they were in the Amish. These kids had something else wrong. And there was, also some kind of medical mistake. M with one of them. And I heard about it, on, well, anyway, on good media, and I wondered if you knew about that and if you could detail, that.
>> Rick Green: Hi. This most recent one, I vaguely remember some of it. I did not dive into it and I should have, before showtime, today. almost every time I've heard these stories, the, you know, there's a total misrepresentation of what actually happened because they'd use it as a scare tactic. That's what they've always done. Almost always. There's another side to the story and the. And the real story almost never gets told. That's changing now that we have social media and we have the ability to get the message out. We don't get silenced by the news agencies that are, you know, being mostly funded by these pharmaceutical companies. Just like during COVID if you watch. The advertisers were almost always Pfizer and the rest of them that were making the billions and billions of dollars off the scam. this one I do recall there being something about. I think even RFK came out with a statement, where there was no, it was not lack, of vaccines that had caused the surge. And anyway, he kind of went through the details of it, but I just don't remember. I'll try to look that up and, and, cover more on it on Thursday, Lynn because it's a great question. I just know how it's been handled in the past. and I, so my, my knee jerk reaction is to say definitely check the research and check the sources whenever they say that. And, and, I'll try to get some answers for you by, Thursday when I'm back in the saddle tomorrow. Walker with you, of course. And then I'll be back with you on, Thursday. Okay.
Without everybody taking vaccines, drug companies wouldn't make as much money
Let's go to Kansas on the next one. Jeremy's up in Kansas. Go for it. Jeremy.
>> Jeremy: Hi. I just wanted to say that without everybody taking the vaccines, the drug companies wouldn't make as much money.
>> Rick Green: And unfortunately, it's not just the drug companies. Jeremy, too many doctors get huge bonuses based on the percentage of the vaccination rates and in their clinics, and they get punished if they don't have the high enough percentage rate. And so that's part of why, unfortunately, it gets pushed. I'm not saying that about all doctors. We have some fantastic pediatricians that don't require, don't demand it. But a lot of pediatricians won't even let you come to their clinic. And your children will be kicked out of their clinic if they refuse the entire vaccine schedule, which is, in my opinion, just incredibly, incredibly irresponsible and the opposite of the Hippocratic oath and do no harm first. do no harm. Sorry, Jeremy, go ahead. You had another comment?
>> Jeremy: Well, there. There was also a specific doctor that's been in the news riding with Fauci that got some of those bonuses.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, well, in fact. In fact, motivated, clearly, by trying to get the entire nation to be, Not just once, but how many boosters, you know, you have to take this experimental. I don't even call it a vaccine. It's an mRNA, you know, shot. That's.
>> Jeremy: That.
>> Rick Green: That's, not basic, vaccine technology. Okay, let's, let's see. Let's go. Wait, we got one in Louisiana. I'm gonna try to bounce around state to state here. Starla, I think if I'm reading that right, Star in Louisiana, go ahead.
>> Starla: Yes. Yes, that's correct.
>> Rick Green: Go for it. Yeah, you're up, Darla. I'm only getting every other word. Let's try it one more time, and then I may have to.
>> Starla: Okay. I may try to take you off of Bluetooth.
>> Rick Green: Okay, yeah, go for it.
>> Starla: Is that better?
>> Rick Green: It is better, yes.
>> Starla: Okay. I don't take any type of vaccine because once I found out that it was used and produced from aborted fetal tissue that supports a, business of murder, and it also introduces other DNA and other things into your system that don't belong there.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, yeah, no, I think. I think that is a legitimate reason. And, I could have told you 10 years ago exactly which ones had abortifaciency in it and which ones didn't. They may all have them now. and. And 100% you should be able to refuse that based on. On even just that one reason, let alone all the. All the other ones. Okay, let's see. Scott in Mississippi is up next. Scott, go ahead. I'm good, man. You
>> Scott: doing great, ma'. Am. Great to hear about your, divine intervention on the Constitution City.
>> Rick Green: Yes, sir. And the Lord is continuing to provide. We've got 20 days left. I still got about eight cottages left to get sponsored and a little bit more money to raise to close on August 31. But the Lord has just moved, in a mighty, mighty way for us. Thank you.
>> Scott: It'll just be that much more of a story behind that place and how. How much of God thing was. And you just were the vessel that he used.
>> Rick Green: Yep. Amen.
Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk with the World Health Organization
>> Scott: Well, I hadn't heard you say I missed a little bit today, but I haven't heard you say anything about the World Health Organization. And they're lurking. And as soon as we get a Democrat back in the White House, you won't even know. We came up for breath for four years. Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk once again.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, man, it's. You know, the World Health Organization fits perfectly into that grievance in the Declaration of Independence, where Jefferson said he's combined with others to subject us to, laws that are foreign to our Constitution and entities that are foreign to our Constitution, which is exactly what the World Health Organization is. And. And Joe Biden wanted to literally hand over the answer to the question, who decides? He wanted it to be the World Health Organization on all these issues, on your personal health, on whether or not you take an injection of something, on whether or not you had to stay home or wear a mask, all that. He wanted to hand that over to the Chinese controlling the World Health Organization. Donald Trump, thankfully, knew better, and has said no to the treaty and to any kind of subjugation of our rights to. To the World Health Organization. So couldn't agree with you more there, man. Absolutely.
Rick says John Adams inoculated herself and her family against smallpox
Okay, let's, come back to Texas. Gina in Texas is up next. Go ahead.
>> Gina: Hey, Rick, great to hear you again, as always.
>> Rick Green: Thank you.
>> Gina: M. I wanted to thank you, follow up on that earlier caller, the nurse. M. And how God has made, some of these infections to actually give us greater immunity. And I just wanted to share that wonderful book, Jon Adams by David McCullough, describes an amazing, situation where Abigail Adams actually, inoculated herself and her family against smallpox. And the way they did it was with actually mingling a little bit of blood. I'm not suggesting anybody do this, but this is how they did it, with God's guidance.
>> Rick Green: Oh, no, Gina, I lost you. Ah.
>> Rick Green: I was curious about that. I don't remember reading that in Jon Adams book that I'm gonna have to go back and I mean, in, McCullough's book about Jon Adams, I'm going to have to go back and read. Gene. I'm sorry. Your signal is I just hear nothing but burps. That's what I got. I know you weren't really burping, but that's what it sounded like. but I was going to say, you know, that is. I mean, how many parents out there that are listening right there right now, how many of you, when you were a kid or as a parent, had A chickenpox party. Anybody? Come on. We did it, right? I mean that was the best way to get inoculated for life was you, somebody else's family had chicken pox. You took your family over there and got your kids chicken pox while they were a kid. And it and it protected them for life. So, yeah, not obviously smallpox, a different animal. And I'm not sure, how Abigail did that one. Be interesting. If you call back, maybe we'll get a better signal and we'll get the rest of that story.
Thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work
But first let's go to back to Kansas actually. And we got Kay in Kansas. Go ahead.
>> Kay: Yeah, thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work. And I am praying for, very fervently for Patriot Academy since I heard about a week ago, I think it was on Wallnua Builders, good news Friday, about the predicament there. So I'll keep praying on that. Thank you.
>> Rick Green: Thank you.
Kay offers some resources on how to properly use vaccines
>> Calli: Anyway, I just wanted to say, is it okay, or ask you, is it okay if I give a few well known resources that would help with vaccine information, like the National Vaccine Information Center.
>> Rick Green: Yes.
>> Kay: and Twila Brace, Citizens Health Freedom. Just Citizens Health Freedom. And I don't know if it's.org or.com I don't know. But, she gives updates about you know, all kinds of legislation that has happened regarding vaccines. The NVIC, you can go there. National Vaccine Information center and they show all the bills right now that are across the nation from these, on medical issues, especially vaccines. And they post all the ingredients of the vaccines and the changes to them. And also I think veterinary information, what's being, what's being used in livestock and your pets.
>> Rick Green: Yeah, yeah, no, you're right on. That's a whole nother. I didn't even, I'm glad you mentioned that because I didn't even bring that up. But that that actually is what got some of the people that are some of the best activists today involved was it was a vaccine of a pet or an animal, a horse, whatever it might be that caused all kinds of damage. And then they decided to really look into it. You know, again, it's rare, folks, we're not saying that every person that gets a vaccine and clearly vaccines help in agriculture and with some animals, but when you don't think about it and you just do whatever everybody else says to do, then you, you, you end up with injuries because you didn't weigh the Risk. And so all we're talking about here is doing the homework. And Kay you're giving out some great resources there. what would be the number one. One number, one resource for people to remember?
>> Kay: Well, those both, I would say. but also, you know, I have called HHS and I was going to give out their phone number because I think we, need to speak up about these mRNA. There's not enough data. And, you know, speaking about. I'm just totally on board. We have to have informed consent. We need to be thoroughly informed. But that number to call HHS is 202-690-7000. And you can call and leave a message there. They're very welcoming of that. I don't know what they do with it, but, you know, just trust, you know, and pray about that. But, yeah, I, I think we. The Mr. Anything with MRNA that has to be
>> Rick Green: blocked from the market, it should have been pulled off the market a long time ago, Kay No doubt about it. Sorry, I'm up against the clock and about to end. run out of time. but I will say, look, you know, swine flu vaccine was pulled off the market after just a couple of dozen deaths and injuries. And, you know, we've had, hundreds of thousands of deaths and injuries as a result of the, experimental, COVID vaccine. And, it's a shame that we haven't, pulled it completely off the market. you know, one of them did get, the Johnson, Johnson one did get pulled off the market because you had so many, so many injuries. And unfortunately, it's hard to get that data. Doctors are often unwilling to report that data. it's hard to get facts on that. And it's. It's one reason I don't. I still don't trust the CDC to give accurate data on these things, which is why you've got to do the homework yourself. Look, Fauci just got caught lying about, the. The, percentage risk for pregnant women. He and Wolinsky should be. Rachel Wolinsky and Anthony Fauci need to go to prison, if for nothing else, for the 82%, failure. Ah, 82% damage rate, with women that were pregnant rather than the 10% that they. That they lied to. The American people even. They didn't even tell them that. They said it's totally safe. oh, man, I'm getting so mad about that one. I can't talk. So we might cover that one a little more on Thursday as well, out of time for today. Thanks so much for listening. You've been listening to at the The Core with Walker Wildmon and Ray Green
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Show Notes:
In this episode of At The Core, Rick Green dives deep into the implications of President Trump's recent executive order on parental rights regarding childhood vaccinations. He discusses the historical context of parental decision-making in healthcare, reflecting on the struggles faced by families in navigating medical advice over the past decades. The Constitution Coach emphasizes the importance of informed consent and personal autonomy, arguing that parents should ultimately decide what interventions their children receive.
Joining the conversation is a range of passionate callers, including healthcare professionals and concerned parents, who share their personal experiences and insights into vaccine safety and the broader implications of governmental control over health decisions. From the importance of research to the philosophical debate over who truly 'owns' children, this episode is a compelling exploration of a critical issue affecting families across the nation.
(00:00) - Preborn needs your help to provide ultrasounds for pregnant women
(01:08) - Rick Green: President signed executive order on vaccines yesterday
(05:16) - President Trump signed an executive order allowing parents to opt out of certain vaccines
(12:45) - President Trump's executive order on child vaccinations is huge
(22:45) - Federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines
(29:16) - If the vaccines work, then why are you afraid of me saying no
(32:27) - American Family Association's mission is to strengthen moral foundations of American culture
(33:30) - Preborn network clinics offer free ultrasounds to women facing unplanned pregnancies
(35:12) - Rick Green answers questions about vaccines from callers
(38:05) - Rick: Almost every time I hear these stories, there's a misrepresentation
(40:16) - Without everybody taking vaccines, drug companies wouldn't make as much money
(43:42) - Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk with the World Health Organization
(44:42) - Rick says John Adams inoculated herself and her family against smallpox
(46:22) - Thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work
(46:51) - Kay (a caller) offers some resources on how to properly use vaccines
National Vaccine information Center
HHS 202-690-7000
Show Notes:
In this episode of At The Core, Rick Green dives deep into the implications of President Trump's recent executive order on parental rights regarding childhood vaccinations. He discusses the historical context of parental decision-making in healthcare, reflecting on the struggles faced by families in navigating medical advice over the past decades. The Constitution Coach emphasizes the importance of informed consent and personal autonomy, arguing that parents should ultimately decide what interventions their children receive.
Joining the conversation is a range of passionate callers, including healthcare professionals and concerned parents, who share their personal experiences and insights into vaccine safety and the broader implications of governmental control over health decisions. From the importance of research to the philosophical debate over who truly 'owns' children, this episode is a compelling exploration of a critical issue affecting families across the nation.
(00:00) - Preborn needs your help to provide ultrasounds for pregnant women
(01:08) - Rick Green: President signed executive order on vaccines yesterday
(05:16) - President Trump signed an executive order allowing parents to opt out of certain vaccines
(12:45) - President Trump's executive order on child vaccinations is huge
(22:45) - Federal programs of funding should support maximal parental choice over childhood vaccines
(29:16) - If the vaccines work, then why are you afraid of me saying no
(32:27) - American Family Association's mission is to strengthen moral foundations of American culture
(33:30) - Preborn network clinics offer free ultrasounds to women facing unplanned pregnancies
(35:12) - Rick Green answers questions about vaccines from callers
(38:05) - Rick: Almost every time I hear these stories, there's a misrepresentation
(40:16) - Without everybody taking vaccines, drug companies wouldn't make as much money
(43:42) - Our national sovereignty and national security will be at risk with the World Health Organization
(44:42) - Rick says John Adams inoculated herself and her family against smallpox
(46:22) - Thank you for taking my call and for your program and your work
(46:51) - Kay (a caller) offers some resources on how to properly use vaccines
National Vaccine information Center
HHS 202-690-7000
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