JIM CARREY, 2007: "I don't think we can afford to assume that the people who are charged with our public health, any longer, have our best interests at heart all the time."

Flashback to when celebrities openly spoke about the dangers of vaccines on mainstream media:

JIM CARREY: "I don't think we can afford to assume that the people who are charged with our public health, any longer, have our best interests at heart all the time." pic.twitter.com/33hXHszhM5

— Died Suddenly (@DiedSuddenly_) February 5, 2025

And these two have paid a price since, I think.  The interview aired in 2007.

Jenny McCarthy.  I don't know.  Maybe they didn't pay that big of a price, which can only mean that those who told them to do the interview had their back to some degree.  She married Donnie Wahlberg in 2014. 

Jim Carrey.  McCarthy and Carrey dated from 2006 to 2010.

JENNY MCCARTHY: Do we need the hepatitis B shot in the second day of life?

Moving at infamous PFIZER...
"SPEED OF SCIENCE!"
I think that the QUALIFICATION
follow up line was most pertinent...
"TO GET TO MARKET.!!"
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— Andrew K (@AndrewK21213206) June 21, 2024

ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR. Why are we giving the hepatitis B vaccine to a one-day-old child? The major vectors for [Hepatitis B] are sexually transmitted or by needles.

"Do we need the hepatitis B shot in the second day of life?" - Jenny McCarthy

Jim Carrey: "Grab em & Stab em?"

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— Andrew K (@AndrewK21213206) June 21, 2024

When we passed the Vaccine Act of 1986 . . . when I was a kid there were only three vaccines and I was compliant.  When we passed the Vaccine Act, it made vaccines very, very valuable, and all of a sudden there was a gold rush to add a lot of new vaccines to the schedule for diseases that aren't even casually contagious, like rotavirus, like Hepatitis B.  Why are we giving the hepatitis B vaccine to a one-day-old child? The major vectors for [Hepatitis B] are sexually transmitted or by needles.  Why would you give that to a one-day-old child?  It's really a profit motive.  --Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.

Ah, RFK, Jr. is a little short-sighted on the profit motive point.  The profit is not only the profit to the vaccine manufacturers, but it's also a drain on the family finances who have to pay for special care to their child if and when he gets autism.  So the family bleeds their money.