RT Brigitte Gabriel (@ACTBrigitte)This should be the number 1 story."Investigators found thousands of vials of blood and tissue. Genetically engineered mice designed to carry COVID. Tests showed the vials contained COVID, Hepatitis, and Malaria. Investigators linked the lab to the CCP."https://t.co/ZrjpYahKSy ...

RT Thomas Hern (@ThomasMHern)"Investigators found thousands of vials of blood and tissue. Genetically engineered mice designed to carry COVID. Tests showed the vials contained COVID, Hepatitis, and Malaria. Investigators linked the lab to the CCP."Why do we continue to allow Chinese Nationals into the US? https://t.co/7jRy5pPhpf ...

RT Psyduck (@cryptopsychdoc)Americans swore covid was made in a Chinese lab then proceeded to inject Chinese labs chemicals just to lose 5 lbs ...

RT Kirill Dmitriev (@kadmitriev)mRNA COVID vaccines — the largest experiment on humans with an unstudied technology, conducted on over 3 billion people. 👇 ...

I thought I was having a bad day.Oh dear.Breaking911 (@Breaking911):🚨 BREAKING: Truck hauling ‘aggressive’ monkeys carrying hepatitis C, herpes & COVID overturns in MississippiSheriff says all but one of the animals have been “destroyed.” https://t.co/L9ss4ylJof ...

Healthcare Policy & CDC Trust - Concerns raised about political influence on medical science and healthcare decisions, particularly regarding CDC data and recommendations [9][10] - The report highlights distrust in the CDC due to past actions, such as COVID-19 vaccine recommendations for infants [5][6][7] - Discussion of restoring trust in institutions like the CDC and NIH through non-political debate [10] Government Funding & Affordable Care Act (ACA) - House Republicans released a 7-week continuing resolution for government funding [12] - Debate over extending Affordable Care Act (ACA) subsidies, with concerns about fraud and the beneficiaries of these subsidies [14][15][16][18] - Questioning the necessity of continuing ACA subsidies, which were initially implemented as a COVID-era supplement [16] Security Concerns for Members of Congress - Increased security concerns for members of Congress due to rising death threats and potential violence [21][22] - Discussion on whether providing security details and more money for protection is sufficient to address the problem [23][24] - Incitement of violence, regardless of political affiliation, is considered crossing a line and warrants investigation [26][27]

Public Health Concerns - The former CDC director is expected to testify that the Health Secretary pressured her to endorse new vaccine recommendations before seeing scientific evidence [1] - The former CDC director refused to rubber-stamp unscientific directives and fire dedicated health experts [2] - The former CDC director was asked to fire long-standing health officials, which she felt uncomfortable doing [4] - The former CDC director was pressured to pre-approve recommendations about vaccines before even seeing the scientific evidence [5] - There are concerns that new recommendations approved by the Health Secretary's handpicked allies could negatively impact the availability of vaccines and insurance coverage [8] Political Implications - The hearing is a huge moment that has a lot of stakes for public health and politically because it will be closely watched to see whether Republicans still have confidence in the Health Secretary [5] - The Health Secretary fired every single person on the board and replaced them with handpicked allies after promising he would leave that board alone [8] - The industry is wondering whether Republicans are still going to be backing the Health Secretary after the hearing [9] Vaccine Advisory Committee Meeting - The AY's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices is set to meet to review and vote on several key vaccines, including COVID and measles [6] - The hearing is set to approve potentially some new recommendations regarding a slew of vaccines from COVID to hepatitis B [7]

Vaccine Safety and Public Health - The report highlights a debate surrounding vaccine safety and efficacy, particularly concerning COVID-19 and measles vaccines [1][2][10] - The discussion involves contrasting viewpoints on vaccine mandates and individual choice, with concerns raised about potential dangers to public health, especially children, in the context of outbreaks [17][18][19] - The report mentions a measles epidemic with approximately 5,000 cases in the US and three deaths, including two children, marking the first child death since 2003 [18][19] RFK Jr.'s Positions and Controversies - RFK Jr.'s views on vaccines are under scrutiny, with concerns about his promotion of public health misinformation and potential conflicts of interest [3][5][9] - RFK Jr.'s removal of 17 members from the Advisory Committee for Immunization Practices (ACIP) and replacement with seven individuals lacking expertise raises concerns about the credibility of the CDC's recommendations [12] - The report references a Wall Street Journal report suggesting HHS, under RFK Jr., may link autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy, contradicting existing studies [22][23][25] Impact on Public Trust and Vaccine Access - Confusion regarding vaccine schedules and access, particularly for vulnerable populations like pregnant women, is identified as a significant problem [7][8][9] - The report suggests a decline in trust towards traditional sources of vaccine information, such as the CDC and ACIP, leading to reliance on state consortiums and medical organizations [13][14][15] - The report mentions that a million Americans died from COVID [3]

Health & Safety Concerns - RFK Jr is speculating a link between autism and Tylenol use during pregnancy, which Health and Human Services has denied [1] - A review of 46 studies suggests a trend towards a relationship between Tylenol and certain neurodevelopmental diseases in children, including autism spectrum disorder and ADHD [2][3] - There is concern about the framing of the report exploring the connection between Tylenol and autism, given the complexity of autism as a spectrum disorder [4][5] COVID-19 Vaccination - Guidance on COVID-19 vaccination in the United States has been unclear [9] - The UK's "Green Book" provides detailed information on COVID-19 vaccination decisions, including stopping vaccination of healthy children under five in 2022 due to high antibody levels [9][10] - Many countries have decreased vaccination of healthy children, some up to age 16, but continue to prioritize high-risk patients [11] - Wastewater data indicates a surge in COVID-19 cases in the United States, emphasizing the need for testing in multi-generational households [12] Vaccine Efficacy & Public Perception - The COVID-19 vaccine was scientifically studied and critically effective in preventing severe disease [18][19] - Initial studies primarily focused on symptomatic individuals, limiting knowledge about asymptomatic cases and protection against infection [18][19] - There is confusion about the COVID-19 vaccine's purpose, which was to prevent severe disease, and clarity is needed on who should continue to receive vaccinations [20]

Public Health Crisis & Government Response - The discussion revolves around the COVID-19 pandemic, vaccine efficacy, and the role of public health officials [1][2][3][4] - Concerns are raised about the Secretary of Health and Human Services' knowledge of the number of American deaths from COVID-19 [1] - Operation Warp Speed and its potential Nobel Prize nomination are mentioned [3][4][7] Vaccine Safety & Research - The safety and efficacy of the COVID-19 vaccine are questioned, with accusations of it being the "deadliest vaccine ever made" [3][4] - The cancellation of $500 million in mRNA research funding is criticized [5] - The need for continued research to prepare for future pandemics is emphasized [5] Conduct & Credibility of Public Officials - Accusations of ignorance, being a "charlatan," and making false statements are directed at the Secretary of Health and Human Services [1][5][6] - Calls for the Secretary's resignation or removal from office are made [6][7] - Allegations are made about the CDC staff being "horrible people" who "are killing children and they don't care," which are denied [6]