Topic: Cdc Whistleblower

A producer for the TV show "The Doctors" revealed that he was unable to cover a major story involving a CDC whistleblower who alleged fraud in an MMR vaccine study. The producer realized that because the show—and the entire television industry—is funded by the pharmaceutical industry, mainstream media would never report on the controversy.

Senator Ron Johnson issued a public appeal for whistleblowers within the DOJ, FBI, and federal health agencies to come forward regarding the COVID-19 response. Johnson criticized the lack of transparency and the "non-responsive" answers he received to 43 oversight letters. He argued that congressional oversight must be restored to provide the American people with the truth about agency failures.

Dr. Peter McCullough reports that the EU database and the U.S. VAERS system show significant numbers of deaths and injuries following COVID-19 vaccinations. McCullough alleges that mandatory safety structures like data monitoring boards were bypassed, characterizing the rollout as malfeasance. He further claims that whistleblowers within the CMS and CDC suggest the actual death toll may be ten times higher than officially reported.

HHS Secretary Alex Azar addressed concerns regarding the lack of widespread testing in the U.S. and allegations from a whistleblower regarding inadequate training for workers receiving evacuees from Wuhan. During an interview on Face the Nation, Azar defended the administration's response and dismissed claims that the virus was spreading due to improper safety protocols at West Coast quarantine sites.

Florida Congressman Bill Posey took to the House floor to enter a statement from CDC whistleblower Dr. William Thompson into the record. Thompson admitted that he and his co-authors destroyed documents and omitted statistically significant data regarding the link between the MMR vaccine and autism in African-American boys in a 2004 study. Posey called for a formal congressional investigation into the CDC's scientific integrity.