Wisconsin's Sen. Ron Johnson holds vaccine injury hearing

Johnson: These vaccine injuries are real.

On Nov. 2, U.S. Senator Ron Johnson (R-WI) held a hearing on vaccine injuries which featured multiple individuals who have suffered significant injuries from COVID-19 vaccines.

“If the vaccines are effective, there is no need for mandates,” Johnson said in his opening remarks. He also said if the vaccines are not effective then the mandates are "pointless" and will result in continued shortages of health care workers.

"How insane is this?” Johnson said. He added, “One of the things our policymakers are ignoring is natural immunity."

He also said policymakers are ignoring that vaccines are not preventing transmission of the virus, "it's obvious they (vaccines) are not."

Johnson went on to discuss the adverse reactions of the flu citing 7,596 on average per year versus that of the COVID vaccines at 837,595 as of the date of the hearing.

Similarly, he noted the average flu deaths from vaccines historically are around 78 per year whereas COVID vaccines have resulted in some 17,619 deaths.

"That is 225 times the number of deaths in just a ten-month period versus an annual figure for the flu vaccine,” Johnson said. He also remarked that "these vaccine injuries are real."

View video of the full hearing on Sen. Johnson’s Rumble account.

The first person introduced to give testimony was Brianne Dressen, a preschool teacher from Utah who has incurred around a quarter of a million in medical bills since being injured after a single dose of the AstraZeneca vaccine.

Dressen described her situation as "I feel like I'm being electrocuted 24-7,” and for several minutes repeated that all health officials involved know about the injuries and the injured are being suppressed.

"They all know,” Dressen said.

Read more about Dressen’s situation in the Children’s Health Defense article, “Woman With ‘Life-Altering’ Injuries After COVID Vaccine Teams Up With U.S. Senators to Demand Answers.”