Anti-vaxx doctor testifies that vaccines MAGNETIZE people after seeing 'people sticking spoons to their forehead'
Outspoken antivaxxer Sherri Tenpenny told Ohio lawmakers that the Covid-19 vaccine magnetizes people. The osteopathic physician said that she's seen videos online of vaccinated people sticking keys, forks and spoons to their body.
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