Topic: Vaccine Schedule

Greg Carlwood introduces the Higher Side Chats, highlighting the systemic capture of regulatory agencies and the insulation of multinational corporations from their crimes. Specific examples of corporate negligence include Johnson & Johnson's fifty-year history with asbestos in baby powder and the rapid increase in the childhood vaccine schedule to over 70 doses. The monologue sets the stage for a discussion on personal responsibility and investigative journalism in an era of media propaganda.

The hosts reference a Joe Rogan Experience episode where Dr. Rhonda Patrick admitted to using a delayed or "light" vaccine schedule for her own children. They point out the hypocrisy of public figures who defend the standard schedule while opting out privately. The segment concludes by comparing the extensive side-effect warnings on pharmaceutical pills to the perceived lack of transparency regarding vaccine risks.

James Grundvig traces the history of thimerosal back to its invention by Eli Lilly in the late 1920s and its subsequent use in vaccines. He attributes the rise in autism rates to the expanded vaccine schedule, which now includes approximately 70 shots for children. The segment also explains why the CDC utilized Danish health registries to back-test data rather than conducting prospective safety studies.