Dr. Peter McCullough

In fact, combination vaccines in the modern day are a risk factor for the development of autism.

Then three weeks later, the CDC changes its stance on vaccines and autism on their website.

Now, we had a press release at McCullough Foundation.

We sent our report to O'Neill and Kennedy and everybody at HHS and at the White House.

And sure enough, within 90 days, Trump just gives the order to make the change.

Now, it's trimming the overall schedule, 17 diseases to 11, dropping the total number of doses by 55.

All the vaccines are still available.

And just like in Denmark, doctors will make decisions with patients on what's appropriate.

And I can tell you as a doctor, Dr. Joe, that I know when a patient needs a pneumococcal vaccine and a meningococcal vaccine.

For instance, my brother-in-law who's had his spleen removed, you know, I was all over him to get vaccinated.

So it's very important.

We know what people need vaccines and there are core vaccines and then the extras.

Yeah, Susan, it depends if you took the chickenpox vaccine as a child.

Now, there's five studies showing if you took the chickenpox vaccine as a child, you're much more likely to get shingles than somebody who had natural chickenpox.

So I'll give you my case.

I had natural chickenpox as a kid, and I went ahead and took the shingles vaccine, both doses now.

And the second time, it was the roughest vaccine I ever took.

I thought my arm was going to fall off.

Me too.

I'm not going to take it anymore.