Del Bigtree Exposes New Attempt to Silence Vaccine Safety Investigation

Del Bigtree, host of The High Wire and producer of the controversial documentary VAXXED, is facing renewed censorship efforts—this time from the Henry Ford Health System (HFHS).

In a powerful new segment, Bigtree reveals that HFHS has sent a cease-and-desist letter, threatening defamation lawsuits over his new film, An Inconvenient Study. The film investigates an unpublished HFHS study that compared health outcomes in vaccinated versus unvaccinated children.

The health system claims the study was shelved due to "significant flaws in its data and methodology," not because of its results. Bigtree counters this, presenting a compelling case that the study's findings—which allegedly show increased rates of chronic disease, neurological disorders, and asthma in vaccinated children—are the true reason it was buried.

He argues that had the results been reversed, glorifying vaccines, the study would have been "rushed to print" as definitive proof of vaccine safety. Instead, it joins at least seven other similar vaxxed/unvaxxed studies that have been suppressed.

Bigtree connects this to a long-standing pattern: his work on VAXXED and his early COVID-19 reporting on lab origins, mask inefficacy, and lockdown harms were all met with fierce attacks and platform censorship. Yet, each time, the controversy only amplified his message, growing his audience from hundreds of thousands to millions worldwide.

Standing firm in his commitment to medical transparency, Bigtree premiered a new trailer for An Inconvenient Study, featuring never-before-seen hidden camera footage of his conversations with HFHS officials.

This is more than a movie; it's a front line in the battle for medical freedom and free speech.

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