19-06-2023, 06:34 PM
Billionaire investor Bill Ackman, who's spent a good chunk of the weekend putting his weight — and his money — behind the prospect of a Joe Rogan-hosted vaccine debate, wants you to know he's not an anti-vaxxer or an advocate for conspiracy theories.
Ackman further questioned why Hotez would "say no" to an on-air debate on vaccine efficacy, considering he and Rogan were offering $250,000 in donations to a charity of Hotez's choice if the debate happens. Rogan proposed the initial sum of $100,000 on Saturday, and Ackman offered an additional $150,000 less than two hours later.
Ackman also goaded Hotez, saying that by refusing to debate his "antagonist" in a "public forum," Hotez was handing an "uncontested victory" to Kennedy.
"If you are truly interested in saving lives, you need to further the public's understanding of the truth about vaccines," Ackman added. "This is a debate that you cannot walk away from. It will be watched by millions. I write from the perspective of three jabs and my fully vaccinated children."
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Ackman further questioned why Hotez would "say no" to an on-air debate on vaccine efficacy, considering he and Rogan were offering $250,000 in donations to a charity of Hotez's choice if the debate happens. Rogan proposed the initial sum of $100,000 on Saturday, and Ackman offered an additional $150,000 less than two hours later.
Ackman also goaded Hotez, saying that by refusing to debate his "antagonist" in a "public forum," Hotez was handing an "uncontested victory" to Kennedy.
"If you are truly interested in saving lives, you need to further the public's understanding of the truth about vaccines," Ackman added. "This is a debate that you cannot walk away from. It will be watched by millions. I write from the perspective of three jabs and my fully vaccinated children."
https://www.businessinsider.com/bill-ack...S41OS4wLjA.