Dr. Weldon

That was one of the things I wanted to try to fix in Congress, not in Congress, at CDC as director.

I used to be in Congress.

I tried to fix a lot of it when I was in Congress, but

These agencies will ignore the Congress.

They frequently do on a regular basis.

They basically thumb their nose.

They literally will sometimes say we're not going to do it.

They did that to me.

When I became concerned about the autism epidemic and probably one of the greatest problems we have today,

is our biomedical institutions have completely failed to come up with an explanation.

They say it's not the vaccines, but they don't tell us what it is.

And I was told if you go into the Amish community where they don't do vaccines,

that the incidence of autism is extremely low.

As a matter of fact, a reporter went into those communities and did a survey, and I asked the CDC.

I'm on the committee that funds CDC, and I asked them to go in there and check that out.

They wouldn't do it.

So as a congressman, they can thumb their nose at you on a regular basis.

So we have a real problem.

I don't really know how you fix it.

I know this.