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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are out there in this beautiful world,

it's time to step out onto the high wire. I'm really psyched for this show today.

We've got the Google whistleblower in house, it's going to be here in just a few minutes.

But first, when you want to talk about corruption, let's talk about the fact that Julie Gerberding

just cashed in Murkstock a few weeks ago to the tune of 9.1 million dollars.

For those of you who are asking yourself who is Julie Gerberding, welcome to the high wire and

welcome to Delphi Tree. Julie Gerberding was at the heart of the story of the film that really

changed my life course, which was called Vax. Vax was about a whistleblower named Dr. William Thompson,

who worked at the CDC and came forward and said we are committing scientific fraud in here,

specifically on the MMR Autism Study that took place between 2000 and 2004. Dr. William Thompson

provided 10,000 documents to back up his claim, documents that he had told Congressman Bill Posi,

they were all forced to dump into a garbage can. Well anyway, that's the heart of Vax. If you

haven't seen it, you should see it. But now let's remember what this was about. Vax is all about

one vaccine, the MMR vaccine. Remember that the MMR vaccine is made by Murk, where Julie Gerberding

now works. But before she worked at Murk, what did she do? She was the head of the CDC. At the

exact same time, this study was whitewashing the information to protect Murk's vaccine.

Now just a couple of short years after that study was put out, Hannah Polling, a case in vaccine

court, was a young girl. Her father was a neurologist named John Polling. The Julie Gerberding had

to go on CNN and explain why Hannah Polling got paid out and how vaccines actually sometimes

can maybe cause autism. Take a look at this. We have the director of the Centers for Disease

Control and Prevention, Dr. Julie Gerberding here. We're talking a lot about autism as you know.

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