Now on to perhaps one of the most spectacular stories in my entire career in journalism.

When I decided to leave CBS television and the show The Doctors to make a documentary

called Baxed, at the heart of that were the stories of children injured by autism and

their parents.

And interviewing thousands of parents, as you well know, as we did, Polytomy and those

that worked with me Joshua Coleman on the Vax bus, again, just trying to make a difference,

trying to collect data where no one else could.

One of the central figures in this movement is JB Hanley, who has written several books,

started generation rescue, and other attempts to try and help children that were suffering.

Of course, Jenny McCarthy worked with him on that.

He's been writing books.

He's been deeply involved in expressing through his experience raising his son, Jameson,

things that he's learned, whether it was about health or causes all of that.

One of the most prolific writers in the movement, well, he has a brand new book, underestimated

an autism miracle.

It truly is a miracle.

And we reached out to sort of get behind how was this book made possible and what is this

autism miracle?

We sent our team to sit down with JB Hanley and start explaining what's going on, something

fascinating is happening.

Jamie developed normally until about 15 months and then he had a real regression.

And Jamie went from talking and doing normal things to very unusual mannerisms.

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