Recording from July 7 livestream with Steve Kirsch, VSRF.
On Tuesday, I spoke with Steve Kirsch and Livio Sanchez on a live stream. I would like to thank Steve for a frank discussion and a civil disagreement on some of the issues. I encourage everyone to do the same.
Video recording from the interview, if you missed the live stream:
Show notes from VSRF:
This Tuesday, Steve Kirsch welcomes back Sasha Latypova, a former pharmaceutical executive with more than 25 years of experience managing clinical research and regulatory programs for dozens of pharmaceutical companies worldwide.
Since 2021, Sasha has dedicated her work to examining the legal, regulatory, and military frameworks surrounding the COVID-19 response. Together, Steve and Sasha will explore the latest developments in mRNA technology, biodefense, pandemic preparedness, manufacturer liability, government oversight, and whether recent changes in Washington represent meaningful reform—or simply a new chapter in the same system. As always, their conversation promises to be candid, thought-provoking, and unafraid to tackle difficult questions from different perspectives.
Later in the program, we'll be joined by Angelia Desselle and Shawn Vidiella for a special tribute to Kristi Simmonds, whose passing last week deeply affected the vaccine-injured community. Together, they'll honor Kristi's life, reflect on her legacy, and share memories of a woman whose courage and compassion touched so many.
Enjoy your weekend!
Art for today: Sketches of Mongolian horse riders, charcoal and pastel on paper, 22x30 in.
The interview was very interesting in terms in what you said and also in Steve’s near total lack of engagement.. and the sketch is incredible!!!
Pleasure to watch this interview, Sasha.
So much content / communication is divisive (admittedly I've done my share of adding to it) while this interview provides a blessed alternative. The honesty in Steve's questions and your responses is refreshing.
Such a good reminder that civil discourse is possible if both parties are willing to ask uncomfortable questions, listen to another's answer without interrupting every other word, and be open to at least hearing another's POV and maybe even asking more about why the other person came to their findings.
Makes me want to be more attentive to how I share on social media. I much prefer a respectful conversation. Nobody leaves denigrated, everyone walks away with greater knowledge and consideration.
Thanks to you both.