Hi everybody, it's Cheryl Ackison. Welcome to the latest edition of Full Measure After Hours.

Today, Dr. J. Bottacharya, head of NIH and acting CDC director, tells about his reforms of a broken system and how he's launching a vaccine injury effort.

If you're a longtime viewer of full measure, you probably saw me interview Dr. J. Badacharya.

The first time was when he was just emerging from relative inconspicuousness at Stanford University.

He was a medical school professor and an esteemed

public researcher, but he went to the forefront of global controversies caused by COVID. He helped

get thousands of signatures on something that he helped create called the Great Barrington Declaration,

which rightly took on bad policies and misinformation pushed out by the government

at the time, including the lockdowns. For the offenses of being correct about all these things

he was talking about but being off narrative, he was targeted by then NIH leader Francis

Collins and his colleague at the National Institutes of Health, Allergy and Infectious

Diseases, Dr. Anthony Fauci.

Emails later revealed how these two men went after Badacharya and his colleagues.

The two officials orchestrated what they intended to be a devastating public takedown

of Batacharya and his colleagues.

That's from the email itself.

Now in what has to be one of the most remarkable turnabouts

in fortune and fate,

Dr. Bata Charya now heads that agency, NIH,

and says one of his missions is to make sure

not to do what those men before him did.

Here's my interview with Dr. Badacharya.

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