SHOCKING: Big Pharma Lies CRIPPLED Our Kids'

Discover the devastating impact of COVID-19 policies on American education and child health in this eye-opening podcast. From historic drops in math, reading, and science scores among 8th-12th graders to rising chronic illnesses linked to vaccines, the episode exposes systemic failures in schools, Big Pharma corruption, and misleading health mandates. Learn why global competitors like China and South Korea are surging ahead while U.S. kids struggle with basic literacy, face unchecked violence in schools, and suffer from preventable diseases. This in-depth analysis calls out wasted taxpayer dollars on luxuries over learning, unpublished studies revealing vaccine risks, and the urgent need for reform to protect the next generation – perfect for parents, educators, and anyone concerned about America's declining youth outcomes.

Historic Plunge in Student Test Scores Post-COVID: The podcast highlights a catastrophic decline in academic performance, with 8th-12th grade students scoring the lowest in decades for reading and math; specifically, 45% of 12th graders fell below basic math proficiency, and 32% below basic reading. Eighth-grade science scores also tanked, with 38% below basic – meaning kids can't even recall simple facts like plants needing sunlight to grow, a low not seen since 2005.
Global Education Disparities Fueling U.S. Job Losses: Host criticizes how U.S. schools prioritize "studying behavior" over core skills, contrasting with rigorous systems in China, Russia, and South Korea where distractions like personal smartphones are banned; schools issue monitored tablets only, blocking social media like Facebook and TikTok to focus on learning, unlike American debates over parental access during potential school shootings.
School Violence Epidemic Amid Declining Literacy: A disturbing Savannah, Georgia incident from late August 2025 is detailed, where two ninth-grade girls were brutally attacked in a hallway (premeditated, per the father of one victim), punched, dragged, and left with a minor concussion; no adult intervened promptly despite cries for help, underscoring broader safety failures. The podcast ties this to kids' inability to read or process information, questioning why such chaos persists in under-resourced schools.
Massive Education Spending Mismatches: Despite pouring millions into taxpayer-funded luxuries – like a million dollar football stadium, Astroturf baseball fields, indoor swimming tracks, amphitheaters for yodeling, and oversized bus garages with air-drops – core issues like reading and math proficiency are ignored; school taxes rise while debates rage over funding school resource officers, leading to independent school police departments that may enable cover-ups.
Unpublished Studies Expose Vaccine Risks for Kids' Health: Citing a suppressed 2000-2016 study of 8,000+ children using medical records, vaccinated kids showed 4.29x higher asthma rates, 3.03x atopic diseases, 5.96x autoimmune disorders, and 5.53x neurodevelopmental issues (including 4.47x speech disorders); unvaccinated children had zero cases of ADHD, brain dysfunction, learning disabilities, or tics in the sample. Overall, 57% of vaccinated kids had chronic issues vs. 17% unvaccinated after 10 years – findings buried because they contradict "vaccines are safe" narratives.
Big Pharma Corruption and FDA Neglect: The FDA's enforcement on misleading drug ads has plummeted (just 1 warning letter in 2023, zero in 2024), despite Trump-era executive orders; podcast slams direct-to-consumer ads creating artificial demand, distorting doctor-patient relationships, and notes former editors of top journals (New England Journal of Medicine, Lancet, BMJ) admitting at least 50% of published science is fake or corrupted.
RFK Jr.'s MAHA Report Overlooks Key Child Threats: While praising RFK Jr.'s roadmap for kids' health, the episode critiques its silence on food insecurity and gun violence – major risks amid "out-of-control" youth behavior; contrasts with aggressive Senate grilling of RFK Jr. on vaccines (e.g., by Elizabeth Warren and Blumenthal), ignoring education crises.
Autism Surge Tied to Preventable Toxic Exposures: An estimated 15,000 U.S. kids develop autism yearly (315 daily), with 88% involving regression from acute toxins (not genetics); podcast blames vaccines and laws like the 1986 Vaccine Injury Act for incentivizing epidemics, calling for repeal to end the "chronic disease" crisis. No true studies disprove links between early-life vaccines (e.g., hep B) and autism – CDC provided irrelevant MMR data when sued.
Flip-Flopping COVID Mandates Destroyed Trust and Lives: Highlights contradictory expert advice (e.g., Fauci on masks: "Don't wear outside" to "Always wear"; CDC on vaccines stopping transmission despite evidence vaccinated people carry/spread virus); links to tragedies like young heart attack deaths, unapologetic media fear-mongering, and myths about unvaccinated kids endangering others (no clients in speaker's practice pose such risks).
Call to Action: Prioritize Kids Over Politics: Urges exposing corruption in education funding, publishing suppressed studies, and reforming vaccine policies; warns against using crises to justify more Department of Education spending or anti-Trump narratives, emphasizing global competition and child welfare over partisan attacks (e.g., upcoming CDC director testimony blasting RFK Jr.).