Gilbert Cisneros Jr., Undersecretary of Defense for Personnel and Readiness, confirmed that myocarditis cases in 2021 — the year members of our Armed Forces were forced to take the shot or leave the military — jumped to 275 cases, a 151% leap from the average number of cases from 2016-2020.

A whistleblower downloaded the data and presented it to Sen. Ron Johnson (R-Wisc.) a few months ago.

Cisneros maintains that, although there was a jump in myocarditis in the military, it should be attributed to the virus and not the vaccine, a notion Johnson disputes.

"It is unclear whether or how it accounted for service members who had a prior COVID-19 infection and received a COVID-19 vaccination," Johnson wrote to Secretary of Defense Lloyd Austin.