Mary Holland

And Steve, just to note, it's still there because Secretary Kennedy made a promise to Senator Cassidy that it would stay on the website.

So it's still there.

And then all this information is beneath it.

But the CDC has been claiming this.

Back in 2016, a film came out, vaxxed by Andy Wakefield and others, that made really clear that the CDC was whitewashing

a connection between vaccines and autism.

And that film, Vax, really helped to trigger the grassroots movement that said, wait a minute, you guys are lying to us.

We need to figure out what's really going on.

And to his credit, Aaron Seery, a lawyer on behalf of ICANN, has been trying with Freedom of Information to get it.

What is the science behind your claim, CDC, that vaccines don't cause autism?

And there's nothing there, Steve, right?

It's well-established through freedom of information.

There's nothing there.

And Secretary Kennedy is very well aware of the very serious issues with autism and vaccines.

Two million people in this country have autism.

It's a global phenomenon.

It has increased many fold since the early 1980s when it was about one in 10,000 kids.

It's not one in 31 kids in the United States, one in 12 and a half boys in California.

It's absolutely an epidemic crisis.

And so last night, quietly, CDC changed the website and it's all very well cited.