Oh, What A Tangled Web We Weave When The CDC Decieves |“You are a pathetic liar”: CDC senior scientist to CDC’s head of immunization (DOCUMENT) | Sharyl Attkisson
Sharyl Attkisson, the epitome of girl power, is a fantastic journalist. It is no wonder the Obama administration hacked into her computer. So what is the real story when it comes to vaccines and the CDC: lies and coverups that do not allow parents to make good, informed decisions.
The real problem with movies like “Vaxxed” and journalists’ articles on the CDC that actually do straight investigative reporting is the CDC does not come out looking very good. It follows, according to the Corporate and Political Establishment, that these movies must be banned and these journalists must be stopped.
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“According to Thompson, he and his fellow CDC scientists covered up a link between MMR vaccine and autism in African-American boys. “The omitted data suggested that African American males who received the MMR vaccine before age 36 months were at increased risk for autism,” Thompson later testified.
Dr. William Thompson, PhD
CDC officials disposed of study documents “in a huge garbage can”
As part of the alleged fraud and coverup, Thompson said he and the other CDC scientists who conducted the research got together and literally trashed study data.
Thompson first revealed his role in the fraud during a series of phone conversations with the parent of an autistic child. The parent surreptitiously recorded the calls, in which Thompson confessed and said he lived with tremendous guilt.”
House Republicans on Feb. 2 voted to remove Rep. Ilhan Omar (D-Minn.) from the House Foreign Affairs Committee (HFAC) over past comments that critics have called antisemitic.
Sen. Michael Bennet (D-Colo.) wrote a letter to the heads of Apple and Google urging them to remove TikTok from their stores. In addition to national security concerns, he drew attention to the impact the platform has on children.
Former President Donald Trump is promising swift changes to gender transition laws if he makes it back into the Oval Office come 2024. In a video posted to Truth Social this week, he vowed to stop the “chemical, physical, and emotional mutilation” of the youth.
The College Board on Feb. 1 released an official curriculum for its new Advanced Placement course in African American Studies. After strong criticism from Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis last month, there appear to be some downgrades in the curriculum.
At least six people are dead and over a quarter million are without power as an icy winter storm moves across several Southern states.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy sounded hopeful after his first meeting with President Joe Biden about the debt limit, saying “at the end of the day, we can find common ground.” Meanwhile, Biden’s lawyers said no classified documents were found at his vacation home in Rehoboth, Delaware, after the Justice Department conducted a search.
Texas named its first-ever border czar. The Lone Star state now has someone supporting the governor in handling the situation at the Southern border.
A growing number of doctors said that they will not get COVID-19 vaccine boosters and that there’s a lack of clinical trial evidence. And a group affiliated with United Nations allegedly targets non-compliant medical professionals.
More police officers were disciplined in connection with Tyre Nichols’ death. We provide some Analysis on the culture of policing in the country and viewpoints that racism played a role in the tragedy.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Many Doctors Refusing COVID Boosters
2. Potential $5.4 Billion Lost to Pandemic Fraud
3. Abbott Announces Texas’ First Border Czar
4. Barrington Martin II on Policing in US
5. Former Twitter Execs to Testify Before Panel
6. Student Loan Rule Could Cost $360 Billion
7. Senate Dems to Investigate John Durham
8. Brooklyn DA Probes Claims of Dem. Voter Fraud
9. Kari Lake Asks RNC for Legal Fee Help
10. DeSantis Announces $7 Billion Infrastructure Funding
11. Florida Pushing for ‘Constitutional Carry’
12. Utah Bans Cross-Sex Procedures for Minors
13. Appeals Court Rejects J&J Bankruptcy Strategy
14. Boeing to Deliver Last Commercial 747 Jet
15. Boy Playing Hide-and-Seek Found in Another Country
16. Over 52,000 lbs of Charcuterie Sausage Recalled
17. Humpback Whale Washes Ashore on NY Beach
18. Taliban Denies Bombing Pakistani Mosque
19. NATO to Strengthen Partnership with Japan
20. US, South Korea Pledge More Military Drills
21. Lawmaker Responds to 2025 War with China Memo
22. Guam: USMC Opens 1st New Base in 70 Years
23. US Treasury Sanctions Chinese Satellite
24. Western Allies Differ over Jets to Ukraine
25. Kremlin Denies Putin Missile Attack Threat
26. UK Firefighters Vote to Strike over Pay
27. France: Strike Against Pension Reform
28. Concerns over Trans Ideology in French Schools
29. Spain Police Seize Cocaine Worth $114 Million
30. Aus. Hunts for Missing Radioactive Capsule
31. Israelis Protest Proposed Judiciary Overhaul
32. Treasure Hunt for Nazi Loot in Netherlands
33. US Skier Kyle Smaine Killed in Avalanche
34. LIV Golf to Host 14 Events for 2023
35. Couple Keeps Alive Ancient Art of Paper-Mache
36. Adelie Penguin Chicks Delight Visitors
37. Russian Bear Freed from Car Tire
38. Bear Poses for ‘Selfie’ on Wildlife Camera
39. Sweet Foods That Can Help Manage Blood Sugar
House Republicans on Jan. 31 moved forward with a bill to end the COVID-19 public health emergency immediately after President Joe Biden told Congress Monday that he will end emergency measures on May 11.
Actor and producer Alec Baldwin has formally been charged with involuntary manslaughter in connection to the fatal shooting of cinematographer Halyna Hutchins on the set of the movie “Rust” in 2021.
The Arizona secretary of state has asked the state’s attorney general to investigate Republican Kari Lake potentially violating state law by publishing voter signatures on her Twitter account.
Former President Donald Trump filed a $49 million lawsuit on Jan. 30 against journalist Bob Woodward for releasing audio recordings of interviews Trump gave him in 2019 and 2020.
A sixth Memphis officer has been taken off the force after the fatal police beating of Tyre Nichols. It comes on the heels of a weekend of protests across the nation and calls for more police reform.
A recent NBC News poll showed that 71 percent of Americans believe the country is headed in the wrong direction.
Over the weekend, Ukraine ramped up talks with its allies over Kyiv’s request for more long-range missiles and fighter jets. But Germany has rejected the requests. Meanwhile, NATO and the United States are trying to convince new NATO members and some other allies to send arms.
Authorities on Jan. 27 released police body camera footage showing Paul Pelosi being attacked in his home last October. The clip shows Pelosi and alleged assailant David DePape holding onto a hammer.
An EU official said Russia has shifted the war to focus on NATO and the West, and now tanks must be sent to Ukraine to possibly save lives. Meanwhile, the World Health Organization seems to be preparing for nuclear war.
Ronna McDaniel has been reelected to chair the Republican National Committee for another term, but not all members of the RNC are happy with the outcome.
A federal judge in California paused the state’s so-called COVID-19 misinformation and disinformation law that has been challenged by doctors in two lawsuits, claiming it violates their constitutional rights. NTD’s Stefania Cox speaks with an attorney representing the doctors.
Five former Memphis police officers have been charged with second-degree murder in the death of Tyre Nichols during a traffic stop, the Shelby County District Attorney announced on Jan. 26.
The National Archives sent out a letter requesting that former presidents and vice presidents conduct a search for classified documents and presidential records.
The urgent need to raise the $31 trillion debt limit has led to a sharp partisan battle over how to handle the budget moving forward. Senate Republicans on Jan. 25 proposed cuts across the board. But Democrats have repeatedly said that Republicans have not laid out a specific plan and are trying to cut programs like Social Security.
The United States will send M1 Abrams main battle tanks to Ukraine as Kyiv’s conflict with Russia nears its one-year anniversary, President Joe Biden confirmed on Jan. 25.
Meta says it will restore former President Trump’s Facebook and Instagram accounts after a two-year suspension.
No comments have come from the White House on the recent discovery of classified documents at the home of former Vice President Mike Pence. Trump and Sen. Lindsey Graham (R-S.C.) gave their takes on social media.
Germany and the United States are gearing up to send tanks to Ukraine. Meanwhile, an anti-corruption sweep in the war-torn country sees governors from multiple regions resigning or being fired.
House Speaker Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif.) has long vowed to keep two prominent Democrats from serving on the House intelligence committee. McCarthy said that Reps. Adam Schiff (D-Calif.) and Eric Swalwell (D-Calif.) would not be allowed on the panel if he won the gavel, and made the rejection official on Jan 24.
Twenty states and a conservative legal group are pushing back against the Biden administration’s migrant parole program. We look into the lawsuit that calls it an unlawful abuse of parole authority.
Topics in this episode include:
1. Tornado Rips Through Houston, Texas Area
2. 20 States Sue Biden Admin Over Migrant Parole Program
3. McCarthy Rejects Democrats’ Intel Committee Nominees
4. US and Germany to Send Tanks to Ukraine
5. DOJ Sues Google Over Abuse of Digital Ad Dominance
6. Student Develops Check and Balance for AI Chat Bots
7. Tesla to Invest $3.6 Billion to Expand Nevada Complex
8. Amazon Launches $5/Month Unlimited Prescription Plan
9. Colombian Navy Seizes Over 4 Tons of Cocaine
10. London-Sized Iceberg Breaks Off Antarctica Ice Shelf
11. Deer With Halloween Bucket Stuck on Head Rescued
12. Breast Cancer Survivor’s ‘Tribe’ Helps Her Overcome
Documents with classification markings were found at Mike Pence’s home, lawyers for the former vice president said. A “small number of documents” marked classified were found on Jan. 16 at Pence’s home in Indiana, Greg Jacob, one of the lawyers, informed the National Archives and Records Administration in a Jan. 18 letter obtained by The Epoch Times.
The Emerson College released a poll on Jan. 24 showing that former President Donald Trump has a lead over President Joe Biden in a possible 2024 presidential run.
Police have arrested 67-year-old Chunli Zhao in connection with two related shootings that killed seven people in Half Moon Bay, California. Meanwhile, Democratic senators reintroduced a federal ban on “assault weapons” and “high-capacity magazines.” They also proposed legislation that would raise the minimum age for purchasing certain semiautomatic firearms to 21.
