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Ed Dowd joins Adams to reveal massive economic and human cost of vax jabs

In today's Brighteon Broadcast News episode, I interview financial analyst and former hedge fund manager Ed Dowd, who offers a hard-hitting look at the human cost and economic cost of the covid vax mandates.

Today's episode also features an interview with Susan Swift from the Right to Life League, with a devastating blow to the abortion cartels.

See them both in today's episode here.

You can also find individual interviews, special reports and more on my channel page: https://www.brighteon.com/channels/hrreport

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Brighteon Broadcast News, Apr 7, 2023 - Financial Armageddon edition + Ed Dowd's analysis of vaccine economic damage

Ed Dowd and Mike Adams discuss the devastating economic consequences of vaccine injuries, disabilities and deaths

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Susan Swift from the Right to Life League joins Mike Adams for powerful dismantling of the abortion cartels

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Fed-up Trump calls on Congress to defund weaponized FBI, Justice Dept.

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Three congressmen introduce bill to once again back dollars with gold

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Washington state spends millions of taxpayer dollars buying three-year supply of abortion pills

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