Eric Trump To Be Keynote Speaker At Conference Led By Prominent Anti-Vaxxers
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Trump denied it's an anti-vaccine event. Its organizers have called coronavirus vaccinations a “shot of poison."
Eric Trump is booked as keynote speaker next month at a conference organized by two major purveyors of vaccine disinformation that will feature leading personalities in the anti-vaccine and QAnon conspiracy theory movements, the Daily Beast reported.
Trump is slated to speak at the Truth About Cancer Live convention from Oct. 22 to 24 in Nashville. He confirmed to the Daily Beast that he would speak but rejected the characterization of it as an anti-vaccine event, saying he would speak about his father Donald Trump’s accomplishments as president.
“I am not there to talk about vaccines,” Eric Trump told the news outlet. “I am in Nashville to talk about the accomplishments of the 45th President of the United States.”
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