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Does Tylenol cause autism?

You're going to find out today on the David Rutherford show.

I'm here today with investigative journalists from the Daily Caller, Emily Kopp, who dropped an article that absolutely just melted my brain around this Tylenol autism thing.

So, Emily, thank you so much for coming on. Is this story true?

And is there a greater conspiracy that we're unaware of?

As, you know, mind melting as this story is, it is absolutely factual.

You know, we at the Daily Color News Foundation take factual reporting very seriously.

This went through, I'll be honest, a bunch of edits that was sort of frustrating for me as a

reporter that wanted the story out there, but we needed to make sure that we had all of our

ducks in a row because, of course, this story has massive implications, but we needed to make sure that we had all of our ducks in a row because, of course,

this story has massive implications. But I read hundreds of documents related to Ken View the maker of Tylenol.

And in this most recent story, looked at FDA epidemiology report after FDA epidemiology report, several memos,

and they all had the same conclusion going back to 2016, that we need to issue some sort

of communication to pregnant women about the risk of taking this drug in pregnancy.

And instead, FDA higher-ups suppressed the recommendation year after year.

I mean, that was the part in your article that really just leapt out at me.

And it was this section.

I'm just going to read it verbatim.

An internal memo reveals that the

agency first began examining acedomenephil in pregnancy 11 years ago in May 2014. After an April 2014

study published in the Journal of American Medical Association raised concerns about the drug and

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