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Welcome back to the Untold Story podcast.

I'm Martha McCallum.

It's great to have you back with us today.

This is part of a two-part discussion about autism because we've heard so much in, well, really,

over the past several years, but in particular, in the past couple of weeks, when RFK Jr., the Health and Human Services

Secretary, Cabinet Secretary, said that he felt that we would know by September through massive testing and research that has involved hundreds of

scientists from around the world that we would find out what has caused the autism epidemic

and that we would be able to eliminate those exposures. But today I'm joined by Callie Means,

following up on our discussion that we just had with Alicia Finley in the first part of this to talk about this because Callie is obviously the author of Good Energy.

He's been very influential in what became the Make America Healthy.

Again, movement. He and his sister wrote Good Energy and they've been really looking at what's going on in

our health system for many years and talking about why we have a sick system instead of a health

system which tends to feed off of people being sick and pharmaceutical industry inventions to

treat those illnesses so callie we've talked many times. Great to have you

back. Welcome. Oh, hey, Martha. So tell me a little bit about this project and how the secretary,

Secretary Kennedy, expects to tell everybody what's causing what he calls an autism epidemic

and to do that by September.

Well, first, Martha, I think it's important to frame the autism epidemic in the context

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