Dr. Casey Means: Vaccine Safety Act

"Flash forward, 1986, I think another very important date, which is the date when the litigation went through that said we couldn't sue vaccine manufacturers and the Vaccine Safety Act."

"That's a very important date in the whole history because it is one of the first times where we were able to pass legislation through Congress that said that pharmaceutical companies could not be sued for wrongdoing."

"And that still is present today. They basically put together a little paltry little fund that people could apply to get, you know, no fault. reimbursements for vaccine harm, but you cannot sue the company."

"So you start to get companies being legally immune from wrongdoing, which has then accelerated. And they're now starting to try and push things like that for pesticides as well. So that's just some of the history of like why we why we are where we are today. It's not rocket science."

"This is all been very institutionalized and structured. And it's the last 50 years like we can undo all of this with leadership. And so that's just a little bit of the picture of how we are where we are today."