Hey, welcome back everybody. I have two of my favorite people on this show today. One is

Lynn Redwood, who founded the Children's Health Defense with me and and really

was the person who wasn't any other recruited me into this movement. Yeah, thanks a lot. When

we're ruining my life, she, Lynn was a nurse practitioner. Lynn Redwood R and M as and what is

M as an incident for master science and nursing and then CR and P following that as certified

registered nurse practitioner. All right, so and she, she was a public health official in Georgia,

gave hundreds or thousands of vaccines to people and ordered them for people and then noticed that

her child, her child who got autism had a hundred and 25 times the EPA federal safety guidelines

for mercury. She found this out because she had gotten a memo from a health department

warning about mercury and one of the vaccines and she didn't even know the mercury is in there

and then started doing these measurements and she was really with the person more than any other

linked mercury and vaccines to this exploding autism epidemic. She co-authored a landmark paper

autism novel form of mercury toxicity in 2000. He testified before the government reform committee

on mercury and medicine. She has testified before the human rights and wellness committees.

Many, many times she's appeared as a witness in congressional hearings. She has published many other

publications. She participated in and formally reviewed the Institute of Medicine's 2008 report on

autism in the environment. She was appointed by the Secretary of HHS to the National Institute of

Health and Interagency Autism Committee, which she served from 2007 to 2014. Her resume goes on and on.

She is an extraordinary person with an encyclopedic memory and knowledge of this area that I don't

think anybody else has. The only person that comes close to her is our next panelist with a

mirror mask. They've also been involved with this from the beginning. She has a BS biology from

MIT and MD from the University of Mississippi in 1980 as she went there because her husband was a

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