Things did not go well for her from the start (via Camus on X):

Senator Dr. Roger Marshall delivered a stunning rebuke to the CDC, exposing them as the primary cause of vaccine hesitancy. He laid out the truth: by forcing unjustified COVID vaccines and an unnecessary Day-1 hepatitis vaccine on every American, the CDC has shattered public trust.

Their one-size-fits-all mandate is not science—it's tyranny, forcing doctors to abandon their oaths and patients to abandon their doctors. Marshall champions medical freedom, praising the miracles of proven vaccines like Polio and MMR while condemning the CDC's corrupt, blanket mandates.

This is the philosophy of reason, the mission of the President, and the future that RFK Jr. fights for.

After Monarez got a few softball questions from Bernie Sanders and others, Senator Rand Paul stepped in with the tough ones. (Via Vigilant Fox)

He started with the basics - asking if the COVID vaccines actually stop transmission.

PAUL: "Does the COVID vaccine prevent transmission?"

MONAREZ: "The COVID vaccine can reduce viral load in individuals who are—"

PAUL: "Does it prevent transmission?"

MONAREZ: "When you have reduced viral load… you will have reduced transmission."

PAUL: "But in other words, it DOESN'T prevent transmission. You can still transmit the virus if you've had the vaccine."

Paul then turned to children. He asked Monarez if the COVID vaccine was indicated for kids.

She repeated the same line—that "it can" reduce hospitalization and death. But Paul wasn't letting it slide.

PAUL: "Does the COVID vaccine reduce hospitalization for children under 18?"

MONAREZ: "It can."

Paul fired back. "It doesn't. The statistics are inconclusive. And the reason you can't prove that it does is there's so few people under 18 that go to the hospital. The numbers are extraordinarily small."