I haven't gone through the info yet but wanted to give this explanation regarding Birx and the blood  transfusion story. I'm up to 8:52 of first video and just want to note that the AIDS and blood supply connection had been coming to the attention of doctors in late 1982. https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK232419/  By December 1982, a total of 788 AIDS cases had been reported. Of the 788 reported cases, 42 (5.3 percent) belonged to no known risk group (e.g., homosexuals, IV drug users, hemophiliacs, and Haitians). Two of the 42 cases with no known risk factors were patients who had received blood products (not related to the treatment of hemophilia) within two years of the onset of AIDS (CDC, MMWR, December 10, 1982). Further Evidence of Sexual and Blood-Borne Transmission of AIDS The December 10, 1982 MMWR also reported a suspected case of transfusion-associated AIDS in a 20-month-old San Francisco infant who had none of the known risk factors for AIDS. One of the 19 donors of the blood components received by the infant during his first month of life was subsequently reported to have AIDS. The report suggested that blood transfusion was the means by which the infant had acquired AIDS.  As it turns out Debbi Birx read 'a' report a few weeks before she gave birth to her daughter.  The article pollycracker shows in the video omits that part of what John Kerry said.  Secretary John Kerry: ..Back in the spring of 1983, Debbi was at Walter Reed Hospital for the birth of her eldest daughter, and she had lost a lot blood during the delivery, and the obstetrician ordered a transfusion. (Laughter.) AMBASSADOR BIRX: (inaudible) just gave him that story? (Laughter.) No one knows that story. (Laughter.) SECRETARY KERRY: I've got news for you. They're about to. (Laughter and applause.) AMBASSADOR BIRX: Okay. SECRETARY KERRY: But Debbi had read a report weeks earlier about a new disease that no one knew much about, but the risks of a blood transfusion were very, very clear to her. And literally, just before she passed out from pain, Debbi screamed: "Do not let them give me blood." (Laughter.) Her husband refused the transfusion, and it is a mighty good thing that he did. Because the hospital learned later that that the blood of her blood type -- that they would have used -- was contaminated with HIV.  https://votesmart.org/public-statement/866646/remarks-at-swearing-in-ceremony-for-ambassador-at-large-and-coordinator-of-the-usg-activities-to-combat-hivaids-deborah-birx#.XnhLTm5FzMU