This week on "The Ultimate Assist", John Stockton and Ken Ruettgers welcome back investigative journalist and health advocate Del Bigtree for a wide-ranging and highly controversial conversation on vaccines, immunity, and medical freedom.

Bigtree challenges mainstream narratives around vaccination, arguing that natural immunity may offer stronger and longer-lasting protection than pharmaceutical interventions. He shares his perspective on the rise of chronic illness, autism, and what he believes are overlooked risks within the current medical system.

The conversation explores:

• The debate between natural immunity and vaccine-induced immunity
• Claims surrounding autism, chronic disease, and long-term health outcomes
• The role of pharmaceutical influence, media narratives, and public trust
• Lessons learned from the Covid-19 pandemic and vaccine rollout

Bigtree also discusses the concept of “body sovereignty”—the idea that individuals, not institutions, should have the final say over their health decisions—and why he believes that principle is increasingly under pressure.

From childhood illness to modern medical policy, this episode dives into one of the most polarizing debates in public health today—and asks a fundamental question:

Are we being fully informed… or simply told what to believe?

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