July 29, 2024 3-5PM ET
Monday on The Robert Scott Bell Show:
CDC Fails to Take Responsibility at Hearing For Breaking Public Trust At a congressional hearing, CDC representatives faced criticism for failing to acknowledge their role in eroding public trust during theCOVID-19 pandemic. Instead of addressing past failures, the agency focused on future plans involving increased surveillance, funding, and vaccination efforts. Critics highlighted issues such as nearly 38,000 deaths reportedly linked to COVID-19 vaccines, the mental health crisis among children exacerbated by CDC policies, and misleading public health messaging. Lawmakers questioned the effectiveness of the CDC’s programs and raised concerns about political influences and financial waste. The hearing underscored a disconnect between the CDC’s actions and its mission, calling for a reassessment of its priorities to restore public trust and effectively manage public health. There were also calls for greater transparency and accountability in the agency’s future endeavors to ensure that past mistakes are not repeated.
Special Guest Josh Coleman
Joshua Coleman is the father of a vaccine injured son. After a round of vaccines at 17 months his son became paralyzed from the waist down and was eventually diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis. It was confirmed at Johns Hopkins Hospital that his condition was a direct result of vaccination. As a filmmaker, Joshua has married his craft with his activism, with the goal to educate others and give them the information he should have been given before vaccinating his son.

Reedley bio lab turned into comic book, distributed free outside San Diego Comic-Con The Reedley Bio Lab incident, where an illegal biological lab was discovered operating in Reedley, has been transformed into a comic book titled “The Known Unknown.” Distributed for free outside San Diego Comic-Con, the comic details the story of Code Enforcement Officer Jesalyn Harper, who uncovered the lab’s hazardous conditions. Despite initial reluctance from the CDC to intervene, the discovery led to the involvement of Congressman Jim Costa. The lab contained numerous illegal substances, including dangerous pathogens and drugs. The comic aims to raise awareness about the inadequacies of government agencies in handling such threats and advocates for systemic changes to prevent similar incidents. The distribution at Comic-Con serves to educate the public and call for reforms to ensure community safety. The incident underscores the need for vigilant oversight and swift action in addressing biohazard threats. By turning the story into a comic, the creators hope to reach a broader audience and spark discussions on improving biosecurity measures.
Welcome to another episode of “Homeopathic Hits” on The Robert Scott Bell Show.
Today, we’re highlighting Gratiola Officinalis, a homeopathic remedy derived from the hedgehyssop plant.
Known for its significant effects in treating digestive and nervous disorders, Gratiola Officinalis offers a natural approach to managing these conditions.
Let’s explore the therapeutic benefits of this potent remedy.
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Expert: Long COVID puzzle pieces are falling into place – picture is unsettling New research continues to uncover the complexities of Long COVID, revealing how the condition affects multiple body systems even years after initial infection. A study in the New England Journal of Medicine noted that the risk of Long COVID has declined due to vaccines and changes in the virus. However, millions still suffer from symptoms ranging from respiratory issues to severe fatigue and cognitive impairment. Estimates indicate that at least 65 million people globally have experienced Long COVID, significantly impacting quality of life and the economy. A report by the National Academies of Sciences details over 200 potential health effects, including heart disease, neurological disorders, and metabolic issues. Researchers are exploring the role of autoimmunity, finding that antibodies from Long COVID patients can induce similar symptoms in healthy mice. Despite declining rates, Long COVID remains a substantial public health concern, necessitating ongoing research and improved treatment strategies. The persistent nature of the condition underscores the need for comprehensive healthcare responses to address these long-term effects.
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Vaccine Advocate Peter Hotez Calls for Use of Police, Military Against ‘Anti-vaccine Aggression’ Dr. Peter Hotez, a prominent vaccine advocate, suggested employing police and military forces to counteranti-vaccine aggression, which he blamed for causing hundreds of thousands of deaths during the COVID-19 pandemic. Speaking at a pediatric symposium, Hotez urged collaboration between the WHO, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, and NATO to address what he sees as a serious security threat. He described the anti-vaccine movement as organized, well-financed, and politically motivated, asserting that it has global implications. Critics argue Hotez’s approach violates international human rights laws and dismisses legitimate concerns about vaccine safety. Hotez also called for medical schools to educate new doctors on how to handle vaccine hesitancy among parents, labeling the anti-vaccine sentiment as dangerous. His statements have sparked controversy, with opponents claiming that his stance infringes on personal freedoms and ignores the complexities of public health discourse. The debate highlights the ongoing tension between public health advocacy and individual rights.
Why we might never know the truth about ultra-processed foods Ultra-processed foods (UPFs), which include items like chicken nuggets, packaged snacks, and fizzy drinks, account for 56% of calories consumed in the UK. Despite a growing body of evidence linking UPFs to health problems such as cancers, heart disease, obesity, and depression, there is no definitive proof that they directly cause these issues. Conducting the type of study needed to prove a causal link would be extremely complex and expensive, requiring tightly controlled diets and similar habits among participants. Experts disagree on the impact of UPFs, with some highlighting the negative effects and others pointing out the difficulties in labeling and studying these foods. The term UPF itself is controversial, with some nutritionists arguing it causes unnecessary fear and confusion. The food industry’s influence, the diverse nature of UPFs, and the challenge of isolating specific dietary components add to the complexity. While scientists continue to investigate, the practical advice remains to eat more whole foods and fewer processed items. This balanced approach can help mitigate potential health risks associated with high consumption of UPFs.
Young-onset dementia more common than thought, alarming research shows An eye-opening study from Finland reveals that young-onset dementia, affecting individuals under 65, is more prevalent thanpreviously believed. Research published in the journal Neurology found that young-onset dementia impacts about 20 in every 100,000 people aged 30-64 annually. This rate is significantly higher than earlier estimates, suggesting a greater societal burden. The most common form identified was Alzheimer’s disease, accounting for nearly half of the cases. The rising incidence of early-onset Alzheimer’s raises questions about improved diagnostic techniques, greater awareness, and potential environmental or lifestyle factors. The study highlights the need for early detection, accurate diagnosis, and tailored support services for younger individuals affected by dementia. Researchers emphasize the importance of considering age-specific factors in dementia research and treatment development to address this growing concern effectively. As awareness of young-onset dementia increases, there is a call for more resources and support systems to assist those diagnosed and their families.
Frankengreens are Coming The article raises concerns about the potential health and ecological consequences of genetically modifying plants, specifically mustard greens, to make them less bitter. This genetic modification could remove beneficial mustard oils known for their anti-cancer properties, negatively impacting human health and the plant’s natural defense mechanisms, potentially leading to increased pesticide use. Gene-edited foods often bypass stringent GMO regulations due to their classification, leading to inadequate oversight of potential health and environmental risks. The removal of certain compounds might hinder plants’ ability to attract natural pest predators, disrupting ecological systems and increasing reliance on chemical interventions. The article also critiques the illusion of bioequivalence, where gene-edited foods are deemed safe based on the assumption they could occur naturally. The case of Bored Cow, an animal-free dairy milk with 92 unknown compounds, is highlighted to show the unpredictability of genetic modifications. The article calls for more rigorous safety testing and greater transparency to ensure these novel foods do not pose unknown dangers to health and the environment.
Question of The Day!
It was great seeing you again at the Red Pill Expo. It is always a terrific experience. I noticed that your Support slides you show ECHO Water. Curious what information on ECHO water and exactly how to utilize the container and the DOs & Don’ts of the container and the maintenance related with ownership of the container. I want to pursue; unfortunately there appears to be limited information that helps with these aspects of the ownership & usage.
Jeff
Comment of The Day!
I just wanted to point out that not ALL chiropractic schools were requiring the jab. My son is attending Logan University in St Louis (Chesterfield), started fall of 2022 and they did not require it. I & he were glad of that. I’ve been an ‘anti-v a x x e r’ since the early 80’s. Sorry that I got my oldest 4 (of 8) fully (at the time, not near as many as now) done until oldest son was about 6, but did home schooling so it wasn’t an issue much after that and was easy to get a waiver when they were older attending some classes at school. Anyway, just wanted you to know about Logan University.
Starli







