You're injured by a vaccine. Government doesn't come and protect you

Aaron Siri: "I do think vaccines are truly unique in my assessment with regards to at least products on the market. And that's because usually, and I go back to my first slides, you know, you have a moneyed interest pushing both ways. There's no conspiracy. It, it, there's, you know, you have moneyed interest battling each other. So normally you have on the one side, you have the companies want to make money on the other side. Do you have the product liability and class action attorneys?
And you just have the regulators who are sitting somewhere here on the side of the consumers. This is the only product that I know of where you have the you have one side, you have the pharmaceutical companies. The class action and product liability attorneys have been neutered. They can't do anything. So they're out of the game. And the regulators have a statutory obligation to increase vaccine uptake. And we'll talk about later. They are who you sue in federal court in retirement court.
You name the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services when you bring a vaccine injury claim in the vaccine injury compensation program that's part of the federal court of claims, which is the only court in America where you typically can sue the federal government for money. So if you, if they do studies that show vaccines cause harm, we use that as evidence against the government. It's the only product I know where the government defends the companies against the consumers. You're injured by a vaccine.
Government doesn't come and protect you. They'd protect, they defend the product. So when we sue the secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services for a vaccine injury for a little baby or a child, who's the defense counsel? It's a little law firm. It's called the Department of Justice. A lot of money, a lot of lawyers, and that's who defends against vaccine injury claims. They have an entire vaccine injury compensation division at the Department of Justice.
They have a lot of money, they hire all the experts. So it's, when you say, what can I trust? I do think that your worldview doesn't need to explode over this at all, in my opinion."