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Description: Republican Senator Ron Johnson gave an interview to a noted anti-vaxxer this week, and when the host suggested (falsely) that the COVID vaccine somehow was giving people AIDS, Johnson actually said that this claim "may be true," before suggesting that we take it one step at a time. The overall theme of the interview was to downplay the effectiveness of the vaccines and hype up the "dangers," but the AIDS comment is the one that really pushed it over the edge. Ring of Fire's Farron Cousins discusses this. Link - rawstory.com/republican-ron-johnson-says-it-may-be-true-that-vaccines-cause-aids Become a member today!: youtube.com/channel/UCYWIEbibRcZav6xMLo9qWWw/join Support us by becoming a monthly patron on Patreon, and help keep progressive media alive!: patreon.com/TheRingofFire Find our merchandise at Teespring: teespring.com/stores/rof-store Spread the word! LIKE and SHARE this video or leave a comment to help direct attention to the stories that matter. And SUBSCRIBE to stay connected with Ring of Fire's video content! Support Ring of Fire by subscribing to our YouTube channel: youtube.com/theringoffire Be sociable! Follow us on: Facebook: facebook.com/RingofFireRadio Twitter: twitter.com/RingofFireRadio Google+: plus.google.com/118415831573195648557 Instagram: instagram.com/ringoffirenetwork Follow more of our stories at TROFIRE.com Subscribe to our podcast: ROFPodcast.com *This transcript was generated by a third-party transcription software company, so please excuse any typos. Let me start this segment by saying that the COVID vaccines are safe, the COVID vaccines are effective. And of course, I have to say that because I don't want anything that I'm about to quote from the following individuals to be construed as us attacking vaccines here at ring of fire. That is absolutely not what we're doing. Now. Having said that Republican Senator Ron Johnson in an interview that aired this week with anti-vaccine attorney, uh, Todd calendar, Ron Johnson said it may be true that the COVID vaccines give people aids. So let read this exchange. Here is what Mr. Todd calender had to say, the way he approached the way to approach this is from a criminal point of view because that's what has happened. And until we start holding people accountable, Fauci, number one, you're going to see people still falling out, still getting sick. You've got more than a hundred doctors here. All of whom will tell you that these shots cause vaccine induced aids, they purposefully gave people aids. They knew this. Now again, that was Todd calendar. He's out there saying these vaccines are causing what he's calling vaccine induced aids aids. Um, you realize aids is a, a virus, right? It's a virus actually aids is, uh, caused by the HIV virus. The V actually stands for virus. So unless they're actively loading up HIVs and, uh, HIV in those syringes, that's not a that's even possible. You Mo on Ron Johnson responded to that and he said, let me challenge you there that's way down the road. You've gotta do one step at a time. Everything you say may be true. So he says everything you say may be true. It may be given people aids, But right now the public views, the vaccine as largely, largely safe and effective, that vaccine injuries are rare and mild. That's the narrative. That's what the vast majority of the public accepts. So until we get a larger percentage of the population with their eyes open to whoa, these vaccine injuries are real. Why you've gotta do it step by step. You can't leap to crimes against humanity. You can't leap to another Nuremberg trial. So Johnson, in addition to saying like, Hey, maybe it's true. Maybe people are getting aids from this. He's also out there saying. These people actually think these things are safe. A lot of people are taking, 'em still, we've gotta open their eyes. He says, and then do it step by step. I guess that includes the prosecution of Fauci and whatever. Um, so you're mad that most people think the vaccines are good, safe, and effective. You're mad that most people are not experiencing any side effects than, you know, mild cold symptoms for a day or two, some people after the shot. Oh, some people have had injection site pain. That's that's an adverse event. Well, yeah, it is technically, but put a needle deep into your muscle anywhere in your body. And you know what, you're going to have, have something called injection site pain, you idiots and yeah, there's thousands and thousands and thousands of those being reported like, oh, I've got pain. And they count that as an adverse event, you're sending a needle down into the muscle tissue, which of course separates it. And it's going to cause a little bit of a pain people. What do you expect any shot is going to do that to you?