A career CIA operations officer sat before Sen. Rand Paul's committee and testified under oath about the COVID cover-up. Not a single Democrat was in the room.

The testimony was very straightforward. Intelligence community leaders and senior analysts actively downplayed the lab leak possibility. Dr. Fauci leveraged his position to ensure the CIA consulted a curated list of conflicted experts, several of whom had helped him rewrite the definition of gain-of-function research in 2015 specifically to lift a funding pause on dangerous research.

The whistleblower called it a national security crisis caused by a complete failure of oversight, and called for accountability under Executive Order 14292 with real enforcement teeth.

Without that whistleblower, none of this would be public. Not one Democrat showed up to hear it.

There was a time when protecting whistleblowers was a cause the left took seriously. People who risk everything to tell the truth used to be worth showing up for, regardless of which party called the hearing.

Watch👇

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Poul Thorsen Administered $11 Million in CDC Vaccine-Autism Research Money. Now He's Facing Federal Charges for Stealing It.

Poul Thorsen, the Danish researcher who administered over $11 million in CDC grant money to study the relationship between vaccines and autism, has been extradited from Germany to face federal charges of stealing those funds.

He is also the named author on two of the most cited studies ever used to settle the vaccine-autism debate: a 2002 New England Journal of Medicine population study on MMR vaccination, and a separate paper on thimerosal, both of which concluded there was no connection.

The CDC awarded that grant money between 2000 and 2009 to Danish governmental agencies specifically to study vaccine exposure and autism. Thorsen, who had worked as a visiting scientist at the CDC while it was soliciting those grant applications, later became responsible for administering the research funds. The studies he oversaw became foundational to the official position that the science was settled.

The question now is whether papers authored by a federally charged fraudster, funded by money he was stealing, will finally face the scrutiny or retraction they have long warranted.

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When ProPublica ran the headline blaming vitamin K shot refusals for a rise in infant bleeding deaths, the HighWire team went straight to the federal data rather than take the framing at face value. The CDC tracks newborn intracranial hemorrhaging nationally, and the numbers from 2017 to 2023 tell a story that does not match the headline. Cases dropped from approximately 319 to approximately 271 over that period, a downward trend across the exact years ProPublica cited as evidence of a crisis driven by parental refusal.

To test that claim further, the team pulled a 2025 peer-reviewed study on vitamin K administration trends among infants, which does show refusal rates climbing gradually over the same window. Then they plotted both datasets on the same graph: refusals in orange trending upward, CDC intracranial hemorrhaging deaths in blue trending downward, side by side across the same years.

If the ProPublica thesis were correct, those lines would move together. They move in opposite directions. The show is not claiming that vitamin K refusal reduces bleeding risk.

What the data does not support is the claim that refusal is driving deaths upward, because the deaths are not going upward. The CDC numbers say so.

A 2025 study on refusal trends makes the contradiction visible. And a national news outlet built a alarming headline on top of data that, when graphed, says the opposite of what the headline claims.

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During COVID, Italy was used as the epicenter of fear. Now, years later, people here are finally willing to speak openly about what they saw, what they questioned, and what never made sense. The conversations after these screenings have been incredible.

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A data center spanning more than twice the size of Manhattan has been approved in Box Elder County, Utah. The Stratus Project, backed by Kevin O'Leary, will require nine gigawatts of power, more than the entire state of Utah currently consumes, and is already drawing furious public backlash over its impact on energy supply and the state's stressed water resources.

When Tucker Carlson sat down with O'Leary, he had some questions about who actually approved it.

Tucker: "How do you know that? That the majority—"

O'Leary: "Because they voted for it unanimously before the Chinese guys."

Tucker: "There was a referendum among citizens, or did some like county board vote?"

O'Leary: "We actually went through the whole process that you have to do by their laws and were granted three to zero. The commissioners of the county said 'we want—' "

Tucker: "Three people voted. The people of the county—"

O'Leary: "Elected officials. That's how you do it."

Tucker: "How hard is it for Kevin O'Leary and Amazon and Microsoft and Google to subvert three county commissioners in rural Utah? Why don't you have a referendum? Why don't you let all citizens, all taxpayers - the ones who are paying for your project - why don't they get to vote?

America now has over 4,000 data centers spread across rural counties and cities, more than any other country in the world, and the buildout is moving fast. Three county commissioners approved this one. The people paying for it in energy, water, and land did not get a vote.

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🚨Trump’s Pollster Found Voters Were Highly Concerned About Vaccines. The Poll Never Saw Daylight

It's all in how they ask the questions - understand polling. It's all in how they ask:

Trump's own pollster conducted a survey in October 2025 finding that 90% of voters are concerned about the pharmaceutical industry's corrupting influence on public policy, medical research, and news coverage, and that 73% expressed concern about childhood vaccine mandates. The poll was never released.

Instead, the White House cited a different, more limited Fabrizio poll conducted a month later to justify Kennedy's pivot away from vaccines toward food policy.

The difference between the two polls is something to behold.

The secret October poll asked voters whether they were concerned about childhood vaccination requirements and mandates. Nearly three-quarters said yes. The published November poll asked whether the administration should remove "established" childhood vaccine recommendations for diseases like measles and whooping cough. Support dropped to 22%.

Same pollster, same firm, different questions, opposite result, and only one of them saw daylight.

The secret poll was commissioned by MAHA Action. It found that 68% or more of voters, across party lines, agreed that the NIH should study complications from giving infants too many vaccines too quickly, that the government should not provide blanket immunity to vaccine manufacturers, and that families should share responsibility over vaccination decisions.

Just 11% said the government alone should decide. Forty-five percent said families should have the choice to spread out the vaccine schedule.

That poll was buried. The White House instead used the reframed version to conclude that vaccines are a political loser, and last week fired Tracy Beth Hoeg, the official leading the effort to align the U.S. childhood vaccine schedule more closely with 20 other developed nations.

Marty Makary is gone. Vinay Prasad is gone. The pollster who told them what voters actually think got a second assignment with better questions.

Full article linked below 👇

https://dailycaller.com/2026/05/26/exclusive-maha-poll-pharmaceutical-companies-white-house/

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Bill Cassidy just lost the Louisiana Republican Senate primary, dropping to dead last. He had been one of the most consistent obstacles to meaningful reform conversations at HHS, and the exchange below from his Senate hearings is a good illustration of why the medical freedom community had been watching his seat.

Cassidy: "Will you reassure mothers that the measles and hepatitis B vaccines do not cause autism?"

Kennedy: "If the data is there, I will absolutely do that."

Cassidy: "I know the data is there. Convince me that you will become the public health advocate that will become the influencer for people to believe no, there's 1.25 million kids studied and there's no autism associated with measles."

Kennedy: "I'm going to be an advocate for strong science. There are other studies as well and I'd love to show those to you. There was a study that came out last week of 47,000 nine-year-olds in the Medicaid system in Florida that shows the opposite."

Cassidy: "Um, what was that? What was that last article?"

Kennedy: "That article is by Mawson. M-A-W-S-O-N."

A sitting incumbent senator, removed at the ballot box by a voting bloc that has had enough of closed-door science and blocked investigations. Del's message to the Trump administration is direct: this community is a voting bloc, it is organized, and it is watching.

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In Sardinia, I spent some time learning about a farming model that really intrigued me.

Each family works one hectare. They specialize in what they know: olives, fruit, whatever the land is suited for.

There is a cooperative at the center that serves everyone, with the equipment to press your own olive oil, a room to prepare and store marmalade, the infrastructure that no single family could justify alone.

Decentralized farming with a shared core.

We have spent the last fifty years replacing THIS with something that just doesn't work anywhere near as well. Why?

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The Bergamo convoy. Military trucks moving through a small Italian town in early 2020, the world watching, everyone told those trucks were carrying the coffins of COVID dead. That image is part of why people accepted what came next.

It has only recently been confirmed that each of those trucks held one coffin. It was staged.

A research group of Italian doctors is compiling data showing that countries with the highest vaccination rates are also seeing the highest all-cause mortality rates.

Nurses and medical staff are now openly saying that elderly patients were being classified as COVID regardless of their actual diagnosis, because hospitals received five times the reimbursement for a COVID admission. The people dying were elderly, already carrying multiple conditions, and the act of hospitalizing them was itself part of what killed them. Scientists call that a syndemic. Not a pandemic. The difference matters.

Italy was the image used to frighten the world into compliance. I am still finding out what was actually happening here.

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Del and Dr. Jess Peatross discussed reports from farmers finding mysterious “tick boxes” on private land.

Online fact-checkers have dismissed the claims, but Dr. Peatross said she still has questions after speaking with farmers directly and researching the issue herself.

Some have suggested the boxes may be bait or collection devices, but the bigger question raised during the discussion was why they would allegedly appear on private property in the first place.

There is a growing distrust around tick-borne illness, Lyme disease research, vaccines, and the financial interests tied to synthetic food and pharmaceutical development.

What do you think is really going on with the rise in tick-related illness?

@delbigtree

What should you actually do after a tick bite?

Dr. Jess Peatross says early symptoms of a possible tick-borne infection can include a bullseye rash, fever, joint pain, fatigue, swollen bites, and flu-like symptoms. She stressed that catching issues early may help prevent them from becoming chronic.

Her advice: remove the tick carefully by pulling straight out without twisting, and make sure no parts remain embedded in the skin.

She also shared some integrative approaches she personally keeps on hand, including topical andrographis and “binder poultices” made with substances like bentonite clay, zeolite, or fulvic and humic acid mixed with water and applied to the bite area.

What do you keep on hand for tick bites?

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There's a pattern flagged by researchers in Italy (it sounds very familiar to us here in the States), and it has to do with excess mortality during COVID.

In Tuscany and other regions of central and southern Italy, excess deaths were higher in 2022 than in 2021, and higher than in 2020 as well. COVID deaths were going down during that same period. Something else was driving the increase. The timing of the mass vaccine rollout coincides with this.

When asked directly whether the COVID vaccine failed to reduce the rising death rate in those regions?

"Exactly. That's a fact."

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Japan, thank you for inviting me.

I came to talk about the science they refuse to do, the whistleblower they tried to bury, and the question every parent should be asking: What is making this generation of kids so chronically sick?

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When I was in Japan, I sat down with a dermatologist and asked him what he started seeing after the COVID vaccine campaign began.

Since 2021, the practice has been treating severe, full-body itching and redness, vitiligo-like skin changes, hair loss, and a range of autoimmune-related skin conditions in patients who directly linked the onset to their injection.

And blood diseases, which is not something you expect to be discussing with a skin specialist until you hear the explanation. Biopsies taken from the skin lesions found spike protein throughout the body.

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Aaron Siri was asked whether a return to globalist leadership would change the legal landscape for medical freedom. His answer reframed the question entirely.

During the four years of the Biden administration, when federal pressure to strip medical rights was at its peak, roughly half the states went hard in the opposite direction. More laws protecting medical liberty passed at the state level than at any point in American history. More governors issued executive orders, and more courts ruled in favor of individual rights. Those laws are still on the books.

The current administration is a different story. The DOJ under Trump recently chose, without being required to, to intervene on the side of New York State against healthcare workers fired for refusing the COVID-19 vaccine at the US Supreme Court.

Siri says the fight for medical freedom has never depended on who sits in the White House, and the legal infrastructure built over the last four years reflects that.

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In Japan, I sat down with a doctor who specializes in gene therapy and practices pediatric oncology. When I asked him why he got involved in questioning the COVID response, he said: "Because my specialty is gene therapy. This is gene therapy. And gene therapy is very difficult."

He knew the technology. He works with it on children fighting cancer. He understands what it takes to get it right, and what happens when you don't. When I asked him whether it seemed crazy to roll this out for everybody, he said yeah. Especially AstraZeneca, which he described as perfectly identical to the gene therapy protocols he uses in his own practice.

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🇺🇸🎇250 years ago, a handful of individuals signed their names to a document that said: you know who I am, you know where I live, come and take it.🇺🇸🎇

The Constitution doesn't hand us a list of rights from the government. It limits what the government can do when it comes between us and the rights that are already ours, endowed by God, recognized as inalienable. That's what makes it unlike any governing document in history.

This 4th of July, ask yourself: would our founding fathers be proud? Are we proud? Will we be proud of what we hand to our children?

Be loud. Be proud. Freedom is everything.

🇺🇸🎇Happy 250th, United States of America🇺🇸🎇

@delbigtree

The trip to Japan was wonderful. We would love for you to watch this video - it couldn't ever sum it up, but it's charming, and it gives all of you a great view of the trip.

Japan is not built for rebellion the way America is. However, after all these conversations, one thing is clear: we need to keep standing up and talking to one another. It's the only thing that will preserve our freedom.

And the sushi was amazing.

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Teachers in a Virginia county packed with data centers are being told to turn off their classroom lights.

Electricity costs are climbing, and apparently, teachers aren't important enough to spare the expense. Maybe police and fire departments are next? Kids doing schoolwork by candlelight because there's a data center up the street isn't a hypothetical anymore, it's the plan.

Who's voting on this? One or two county commissioners for the entire community?

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7 to 2. Monsanto wins. Your food loses. Welcome to the pool. Everyone is in it now.

The Supreme Court just ruled 7 to 2 in favor of Monsanto, striking down thousands of Roundup cancer lawsuits worth billions in damages.

The ruling grants liability protection to the maker of an herbicide that hundreds of thousands of plaintiffs claim causes cancer. Corporations are now getting the same shield that pharmaceutical companies have had on vaccines for decades.

If liability protection was fine when it applied to something you didn't personally worry about, today's ruling is a reminder that the same protection now covers what's in your food.

When corporate interests drive the political system rather than human interests, that's fascism, not a republic.

Regardless of party, the pattern keeps repeating. Corporate interests are winning, and the public is left with fewer tools to hold them accountable.

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