Mary Holland

Zoey O'Toole, writer and editor who covered vaccine science, and Mary Holland, attorney and long-time vaccine choice advocate, discuss Turtles All The Way Down. They examine why the childhood vaccine schedule is controversial. They cover legal protections for manufacturers, secrecy and professional risk for critics, data gaps, and how parents can start asking questions.

Mary Holland, attorney and children’s health advocate, discusses free-speech wins and public-health litigation. Mike Davis, political analyst, breaks down election-law fights and the Tina Peters resentencing ruling. Cortez (Steve Cortez), investigative documentarian, recounts a documentary on Sheridan Gorman and examines immigration enforcement and related politics.

Mary Holland, an attorney and leader with Children's Health Defense, discusses crucial topics, including the 'Moment of Truth' conference and its objectives in Washington, D.C. She emphasizes the importance of accountability surrounding COVID policies and vaccines. Holland outlines achievable goals for oversight by 2026, such as ACIP reviews and transparent data on COVID shots. The conversation highlights the urgency for health officials to be held accountable as the political landscape shifts ahead of the midterms, stressing the need for grassroots activism.

Legal expert Mike Davis, founder of the Article III Project, and Mary Holland, president of Children's Health Defense, dive into the removal of vaccine mandates in Florida, discussing the implications for individual medical autonomy. They explore the financial motivations behind vaccination advocacy and the political dynamics surrounding public health policies. The conversation also touches on the geopolitical landscape, examining rising authoritarianism and its eerie quest for immortality among dictators.

Mary Holland, CEO of Children's Health Defense, passionately advocates for children's health transparency, reacting to RFK Jr.'s confirmation as Secretary of Health. Meanwhile, JD Vance, Vice President of the United States, delivers an impactful speech at the Munich Security Conference, emphasizing America’s moral responsibilities in foreign policy. They discuss the urgent need for accountability in health institutions and explore the political ramifications of Vance's address, underlining the changing landscape of democratic values and free speech in contemporary society.

Daniel Horowitz, conservative commentator on strategy and policy, weighs in on Minnesota, the SAVE Act, and whether federal action signals victory. Mary Holland, attorney and president of Children’s Health Defense, discusses a new racketeering lawsuit targeting medical institutions. The conversation jumps between enforcement tactics, legal strategy, and the political stakes at play.

Harrison Berger, a journalist for The American Conservative, dives into Jared Kushner's controversial Gaza redevelopment plan, framing it as premeditated. Mary Holland of Children's Health Defense discusses a significant RICO lawsuit aimed at the American Academy of Pediatrics regarding vaccine schedules. Theodora Scarato highlights vital research on cell phone radiation and its implications for children's health. Meanwhile, veteran Steve Kuhat tackles U.S. sovereignty issues in Greenland, and commentator David Creighton raises alarming concerns about Canada's MAID program and alleged organ harvesting.

Join Peter Navarro, an economist and former White House official, alongside Mary Holland, an attorney and advocate for vaccine policy, as they dive into pressing issues. They discuss strategies for economic growth and battling inflation, while also examining the tension between populism and traditional Capitol Hill interests. Holland addresses controversial changes in vaccine liability, highlighting public distrust towards Big Pharma and the implications for future policy. The conversation ignites an important dialogue on national health and economic strategies.

John Kiriakou, a former CIA analyst known for exposing interrogation methods, Kevin Shipp, a former CIA officer who discusses intelligence operations, and Mary Holland, CEO of Children's Health Defense focused on vaccine policy, dive into pressing geopolitical issues. They dissect the turmoil surrounding Netanyahu's government and explore allegations of Israel's pre-October 7th actions. Mary critiques recent CDC vaccine schedule changes, raising concerns about safety and regulatory oversight, while John and Kevin analyze the CIA's role in shaping narratives around foreign interventions.

This segment features Kevin McKernan, a genomics expert known for his work on the Human Genome Project, tackling DNA impurities found in mRNA vaccines and advocating for transparency. Mary Holland, President of Children’s Health Defense, discusses the organization's mission and insights from the conference. Michael Caine highlights grassroots advocacy efforts, emphasizing the importance of community support in the face of medical misdiagnoses. The conversation dives deep into vaccine safety, regulatory issues, and evolving views on medical cannabis for autism and epilepsy.