🔴 WATCH THE FULL EPISODE: https://ept.ms/3L1TqtiShow more For years, Rob Schneider has met and heard from parents of severely autistic children in America who say their children were injured by vaccines. Here’s what he told us. Show less
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| When I met people, parents, who knew that their kids were fine, and actually, as young, as young children, they were actually meeting the markers or exceeding them. | |
| And then they got a series of shots that was required to go to school. | |
| And then the kids were never the same again. | |
| Never. | |
| This thing about autism, people don't talk about like severe autism. | |
| I'm talking about headbanging where they have to wear helmets where they're still in diapers at 18. | |
| This is something you don't see. | |
| The idea that they're just these cute, you know, really eccentric children, that is not what I witnessed. | |
| What I saw was headbanging. | |
| I saw 19-year-old kids who had lifelong problems and were still in diapers with horrible gut issues and violent. | |
| And they, parents, I chose to believe them, and I still believe them, that their kids were fine, and then all of a sudden we're not fine. | |
| So this idea that you can just go back and not know that and ignore it. | |
| I felt basically you had people close to you that this family that this happened. | |
| I saw them. | |
| I mean, I was, I mean, so I got involved in this many, many years ago because what happened was the pharmaceutical industry actually works with like Merck, Glaxo, Smith, Klein. | |
| They have their publicists and they have their people, and they literally write what they want for legislation and give it to the medical boards of different states like the state of California. | |
| And then that goes right to the legislation. | |
| And here's the thing about pharma: pharma, I mean, you take a look at that one drug, vaccines. | |
| It's the only drug. | |
| It's never evergreen. | |
| It never becomes generic. | |
| It's the one drug, the only drug made where if there's something wrong with it, you can't sue. | |
| If you get injured by it, you can't sue for damages. | |
| And it's in a class of its own, almost like it's you can't sue them either. | |
| You can't sue them in a court of law. | |
| You have to go to what they call a special magistrate. | |
| And then there's no reporters allowed. | |
| And then it takes maybe 10 years for them for any sort of financial recoupment of what these lifelong illnesses for these families who have to deal with. | |
| And then, you know, it affects their income. | |
| They have to have at least one parent stay home. | |
| And it's lifelong. | |
| And then a lot of those get kicked out, get kicked out. | |
| But there's been over $5 billion paid out by this system. | |
| They call the vaccine adverse effects reporting system, which goes into the special magistrate. | |
| So it is a system, and it was given out under the Reagan administration in 1986 called the Child Vaccine Safety Act, which Reagan did not want to sign, but didn't feel comfortable to signing, but did. | |
| And what the manufacturers of these drugs were supposed to do was every six months, report to Congress and make sure that the safety standards were there, which they've never done. | |
| And so you have a system of an incredible amount of wealth made by a small group of companies that are fleecing the American public. | |
| And if you go now to a statistic from 2013, and this is by the National Institutes of Health, 54% of American children suffer from at least one chronic illness, whether it's asthma, childhood diabetes, childhood obesity, rheumatoid arthritis, peanut allergies. |