Ah, yes. Well, I've got some good news. We found the Rush Limbaugh montage of the word gravitas in the news media.

So, see, we're working. We're working for you. That's what we're doing. We're on Team America.

We're on the side of truth, justice, and the American way.

That's a fact.

Now, we did, I should say, we had a doctor call in, a medical doctor.

He self-identified as medical doctor.

Called in and spoke to Jeff and said,

Chris is weaving fantasies in there.

So you can't develop autism in a matter of days after being vaccinated.

And he was invited to go on the air and talk about it, but he opted not to, which is fine.

We do free speech, and that means you don't have to, right?

But you're welcome to. That's the kind of people we are. That's what we do. All right, now,

there's a lot of other stuff to get to, too. And yeah, MSNBC, they're attacking RFK Jr.

I'm sure CNN is attacking RFK Jr.

I know the Washington Post is attacking RFK Jr.

Because he had the gall, the Hutzpah, to change a line.

And how do these people find that line had changed on a health department website,

an HHS website? How could they possibly have realized that? And then they all find out at the same

time. And they all have the same opinion at the same time as well. And they turn it into

international fake news. RFK Jr. Update CDC website to link vaccines to autism despite years of agency fighting misinformation.

Well, you seem to be implying or suggesting that it's misinformation to raise this question.

The website now states, studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.

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