NFL Superstar Travis Kelce Shilling for Pfizer and the New COVID Shot, with Charlie Kirk

Travis Kelsey has been in the news. He's a big football player. I don't even know who he plays for. Is it Kansas City? There's two of them. Kansas City Chiefs. Okay. And he has decided to use his fame and power to try to push the Pfizer COVID vaccine on us. He went out there. Well, here's the video. Travis, did you know you can get this season's COVID-19 shot when you get your flu shot? Two things at once. I'll have the two things at once, please. Now back to two things at once. Two things at once. That's not two things at once. Mom. Travis, ask about getting this season's COVID-19 shot when getting your flu shot. Oh God, showing off his little band-aid. I mean, it's weird how there was no asterisks about any of the significant side effects, especially for the young men who probably look up to Travis Kelsey. Yeah, the question is what will break his heart first, his new relationship with Taylor Swift or the COVID shot? That remains to be seen. So they both are in the business of breaking hearts. Yeah, look, I mean, he just did it for money, obviously. And I mean, I used to be a really big fan of Travis Kelsey and here he is trying to put a manly man spin on Pfizer. But this also goes to show how desperate Pfizer is. And you're trying too hard if you have to produce a advertisement like that. And by the way, I watched Vermont NFL football yesterday. They ran this ad nonstop, nonstop propaganda. And you are not even allowed to mention the side effects or anything that happens with the mRNA gene-altering shot that they call the COVID shot. But this goes to show that basically anyone is for sale for a number big enough. And let's also just say, Travis Kelsey, looking at you and knowing how you perform at a very, very high level, you're not exactly at a risk group for COVID. Why are you peddling this or pushing this forward? This is about profits for Pfizer, period. Both for the flu vaccine and for the COVID shot. Like the stats show that if you are a 33 year old NFL football player, you are not going to die from getting COVID, period. But Travis Kelsey is for sale evidently. And I wonder how much. It really disturbs me because it's, I recognize that the vaccine has done, especially elderly people, some good, but it's not the elderly people who are watching Travis Kelsey. My mom is not watching Travis Kelsey. It's young men who are looking up to him. And that is exactly the age group, those teenagers into their young 20s, who are most at risk of myocarditis from the vaccines. And least at risk from COVID. And so like, if it were me, like would I, as somebody who that group listens to, go out there and push that vaccine? I wouldn't. I'd be like, you know what? I'm gonna find another product. I'm gonna push Subway sandwiches. Or I'm gonna, I don't know, talk about weightlifting. Or I'm gonna talk about sneakers. Like, but this vaccine is, does he not know? Or do you think he just doesn't care? I don't know who he is. His judgment remains to be seen as far as he really knows how to make rational choices. I mean, he's a very successful football player and has been, and earns a ton of money. But I mean, this is, it's disturbing because it's so obvious why Pfizer is doing this. I, in recent memory, post-COVID, never remember enlisting NFL football players, A-list NFL football players, to push forward a vaccine. Like that's very, very strange and weird. Pfizer's stock is down. That is a fact. And they have to try to rally support to try and get the shot because they literally have vials and doses expiring in certain parts of the country because it's so, it's not popular. People know it and they don't want it. But you're right. The average demographic of who watches NFL football, especially who follows Travis Kelsey, is mid-20-something male. That, according to the data, according to the science from the CDC and the FDA, those are the people that need the shot the least, even if the shot were to work and did not have negative side effects, including the flu shot. So Pfizer is a profit-seeking enterprise subsidized by the American taxpayer. They're able to operate with legal impunity because of the law that was passed under Ronald Reagan that basically says you cannot sue vaccine manufacturers. And now they're able to use their excess billions of dollars of profits to hire A-list NFL football players and try to increase vaccine, like vaccine enrollment, if you will, this fall. I find it rather repulsive, to be perfectly honest, that a supposedly alpha male person like Travis Kelsey is pushing a vaccine towards a demographic that doesn't need it, not to mention, I mean, Megan, if I remember correctly, you mentioned on an episode recently that the vaccine may or may not have contributed to an autoimmune issue. I hear this every single day on how the gene-altering shot has hurt people's health and we've never been able to have any serious discourse or dialogue on it. And you know what's weird? Like, YouTube is probably in the process right now of adding its little weird addendum to our discussion right now. For COVID information, consult, which, fine, YouTube, you know what, forgive me, Charlie, I'm gonna go very un-Christian, and this is my response to YouTube. Sorry, it's a certain male gesture, for those of you listening at home. That's what I have to say to you. Go slap your dumb-ass label on my conversation, which is 100% more accurate than anything you're gonna see over at that dumb-ass website that you keep pushing people to. So, okay, I get an asterisk and you get an asterisk for having this discussion on TV. Tell it to my rheumatologist, okay? Tell it to my rheumatologist that there's absolutely, okay, I guess there's no vaccine side effects that we have to worry about. But Travis Kelsey, he's not gonna get an asterisk on his endorsement. That commercial can air everywhere asterisk-free. Don't you worry. Don't worry about young boys getting myocarditis, getting severe heart scarring, according to Dr. Vinay Prasad, who's done amazing work on this. He's absolutely credible. He's not some nutcase. He's not even controversial. He's been putting on pediatric cardiologists after pediatric cardiologists. No, you can just put it out there, put it on the Super Bowl if you want, with impunity. YouTube's not gonna slap any dickhead labels on that. Sorry, I'm very not Christian at all. Male gestures and the D word, sorry, Charlie, but it pisses me off. No, and Travis Kelsey should be shamed and humiliated for this because he obviously hasn't thought this through. People look up to him. And if people follow his advice, the data shows that there might be some harm because of it. And not just myocarditis and pericarditis, developing autoimmune issues, but what is the upside? We're acting as if getting the virus is a killer. And the data shows that if you're healthy and you eat fine and you're not obese, 18 to 50, that with even mild interventions, you're going to be fine when it comes to COVID. This is sick care. This is the vaccine propagandists and manufacturers that are trying to put forward unnecessary interventions of inoculation when you say, okay, I had COVID. The antibodies are better than the vaccine and I don't have to worry about myocarditis, pericarditis or suddenly dropping dead at a football practice. Well, you know what else is gonna happen? If you get myocarditis and you're stuck with this, I mean, it's not like heart scarring goes away just overnight and you're fine. You're stuck with it. You could actually be compromised. There's been long studies about what that does to you over the long haul. I mean, the worst risk of course is that it's fatal, but there are a lot of risks short of that. They don't have Travis Kelsey's $50 million deal to help with the costs of that care. Most of the people listening to him, they're gonna have to deal with the side effects of this that weren't disclosed, that weren't highlighted, that were totally ignored. And then with the ongoing health problems that come from it, without his gazillions, not to mention if he winds up marrying Taylor Swift, who was there cheering him on, because she's super woke now and put this big push to register voters over the weekend. Yeah, good luck with that. That's right, they're not gonna get married. Yeah, I'm gonna say that you're not exactly proving that you make the best decisions, Travis. So, Pfizer and Taylor Swift, that's quite a combo. Didn't he also endorse Bud Light? Probably. Obviously he's super woke. I mean, he's super woke. He's with Taylor, he endorsed Bud Light, like post-controversy, and he's pushing the Pfizer vacs. So there you go. Just for a moment, let's push the politics and all the crazy news these days to the side and talk about dogs. Seriously, Delta Rescue. You may have heard of them. They're an organization that has dedicated their mission to providing lifelong care to rescued animals from the wilderness, dogs, cats, horses too. This can be something everyone agrees on. Delta Rescue providing for and protecting the animals we love the most. As humans, our relationship with dogs goes back a long way, horses too. And dogs have been our hunting guides, protectors, and sweet companions. They're part of the family. If all this makes sense to you, and you love dogs and animals, check out Delta Rescue and consider making a gift. Delta Rescue relies solely on the contributions of people, like all of us, to provide care for life for their 1,500 plus animals. You can call them and ask questions and learn more about their super sanctuary and know that every gift counts, no matter how small. It all counts. Please go to deltarescue.org today. That's deltarescue.org. Hey, thanks so much for watching. If you like what you just saw, hit the subscribe button for more clips and full episodes.