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onto the High Wire. Welcome, everybody. We had a lot of fun this week. In fact, we started a little

bit of a war on Twitter or X if you've decided

to take on the new moniker how did we do it well we just put a little video that

looks something like this. The CDC finally listed 20 studies that they rely upon, they say,

to claim that vaccines don't cause autism

for the vaccines given in the first six months of life.

I can only assume they think we don't read or something, but we do. So we read the 20 studies. Here's the thing about them.

18 of them involve the merisol, an ingredient not in any of the vaccines we asked about, or the MMR vaccine not given until at least one year of life.

One of them involved antigen, one of the studies, not vaccine exposure, and that study even says

it cannot tell you whether vaccines don't go as autism because it didn't study them.

The only reviewer study they provided us that actually involved a single one of the vaccines

given in the first six months of life was a study by the Institute of Medicine that found we don't have a single study of whether

D-TAP does or doesn't cause autism.

Well, I mean, it was innocuous enough.

That was actually just an excerpt from the show that we aired during Thanksgiving last week.

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