Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are, out there in the world, here

on the high wire, we're celebrating the 4th of July.

The celebration of our independence here in America, the celebration of our founding fathers

who fought, left, you know, went through incredible adversity to stand for freedom, liberty,

the right to free speech, the right to free religion, the right to free medical decisions,

which is one of the major things we always cover here on the high wire.

Today we have a special episode because I'm going to play a talk that I gave at Autism

1.

Autism 1 is an amazing event that happens every year where parents of injured children

come from all around the world to get information on how to make the lives better of their children

who have been injured by vaccines.

I remember the first time I ever spoke to this audience was one we were screening

vast and there was a thousand parents in the room and I realized when I was watching

that film and watching this audience that when I was making the film about the MMR vaccine

and the regression of autism that so many parents were describing and a whistleblower that had

come forward saying that their fears were being realized by science but hidden by the government

agency known as the CDC.

And when I watched that audience, I was overcome with emotion because I realized I never planned

on having these people see this film.

The idea was to present this issue of these injured children to people that were unaware

of what was happening in these people's lives.

It was a very emotional film and I wanted it to be emotional for people so they would

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