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Okay, I have to talk about what's going on

at the CDC right now. It was a busy week. We said a lot of hearings. We're having ASIP meetings.

More's going to be happening today. But here's where we're at so far. Now, if you don't know,

Dr. Susan Monares, who was the most recent past CDC director, She was appointed by President Trump. She underwent

Senate confirmation, the first one to ever have to do that, 29 days after she assumed that role

as CDC director, Secretary Kennedy and President Trump fired her. Huh. Why did they fire her after

they just had all this glowing praise to say about her?

Good question. We don't really know. And the way it's playing out feels like an episode of

Saved by the Bells for all of you 90s children or 90s adolescents out there. Secretary Kennedy

said that he couldn't trust her. Dr. Menares said I was asked to rubber stamp the new ASIP's potential future

changes and recommendations to the childhood vaccine schedule. And, you know, it's gone back and

forth. Secretary Kennedy last week in the Senate finance hearing said that Dr. Minars is

essentially a liar. He just straight

up called her a liar about a conversation they had. And Dr. Menares, in her hearing, also called

him a liar, saying that the conversation, well, actually, she didn't directly call him a liar.

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