No, I'm not going to do that. Just as, I'm not going to watch flat-Earth proponents or people claiming that jews and/or lizard people run the world.

If these doctors believed what they were saying, they would have done everything in their power to start, or have started, a study to prove their claims. That way they would have incontrovertible proof, of what they were saying, scientific evidence that could not be argued. Instead, what they choose to do is make vague allusions to information that's been made available (and don't share), they make unsubstantiated claims about 'what they've seen' or 'what "they" aren't telling you' in an attempt to erode confidence in the various vaccines and the substantiated information provided by real doctors and scientists.