>>23265351, >>23265791, >>23265849 The Plot to Remove RFK Jr. We come with receipts.PN

I remember that RFKjr told Tucker last week, he had to get rid of this whole CommitteeCNBC obviously not happy with RFKjr because they get 60% of ad revenue from PHARMA

FK Jr. names some vaccine critics to key CDC committee after ousting entire panel

Published Wed, Jun 11 20254:49 PM EDTUpdated Thu, Jun 12 202511:39 AM EDT

Key Points

• Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. named eight new members to a crucial government panel of vaccine advisors after firing the entire group just days earlier.

• The new members will join the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP, which advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

• His picks include some well-known vaccine critics, including Dr. Robert Malone.

RFK Jr. names some vaccine critics to key CDC committee after ousting entire panel

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Wednesday named eight new members to a crucial government panel of vaccine advisors after firing the entire group just days earlier.

His picks include some well-known vaccine critics, including Dr. Robert Malone.

The new members will join the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP, which advises the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The group reviews vaccine data and makes recommendations that determine who is eligible for shots and whether insurers should cover them, among other efforts.

The CDC director has to sign off on those recommendations for them to become official policy.

The eight new advisors will attend ACIP’s planned meeting on June 25 to 27, Kennedy said in a post on X on Wednesday. Seventeen members previously served on ACIP.

It is unclear now how, taken together, the new advisors will affect vaccine policy and availability in the U.S. But public health experts had expected Kennedy could choose members who share his skepticism of immunization.

“We all knew this would happen and it’s a national tragedy and a major threat to children’s health and lives,” Lawrence Gostin, professor of public health law at Georgetown University, said in a post on X.

Kennedy said his picks include “highly credentialed scientists, leading public-health experts, and some of America’s most accomplished physicians.” He said they are committed to evidence-based medicine, gold-standard science, and common sense.”

Malone suggested earlier this year, without evidence, that recent deaths from measles among children were due to medical errors rather than the virus itself. Malone bills himself as having played a key role in the creation of mRNA vaccines, but has become a prominent figure in the anti-vaccine movement.

Dr. Paul Offit, a pediatrician specializing in infectious diseases at the Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and amember of the FDA’s independent panel of vaccine advisers, called some of the new members “anti-vaccine activists.”

“I think the public is not going to be getting the same quality of advice as we had before the purge,” he told CNBC. “I think the people who were on the committee that just got fired had far greater expertise in the areas that you needed expertise than this group.”

Offit said he expects recommendations from ACIP to be “less informed” with the new members.

HHS did not immediately respond to a request for comment on some

members holding anti-vaccine views.

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/11/rfk-jr-malone-cdc-vaccine-committee.html

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Here are Kennedy’s picks:

•Dr. Robert Malone– a physician and vaccine critic who conducted early research on mRNA vaccine technology.

•Dr. Joseph Hibbeln– a psychiatrist and neuroscientist who was formerly the acting chief of the section of nutritional neurosciences in the Laboratory of Membrane Biophysics & Biochemistry at the National Institutes of Health.

•Dr. Martin Kulldorff– a biostatistician and epidemiologist, who was dismissed by Mass General Brigham last year and, as a result, fired from his faculty position at Harvard Medical School. He had slammed the university for how it handled the Covid-19 pandemic. He has served on the Food and Drug Administration’s Drug Safety and Risk Management Advisory Committee and the CDC’s vaccine safety subgroup of ACIP.

•Retsef Levi– a professor of operations management at the MIT Sloan School of Management who has also served as faculty director of the school’s food supply chain analytics and sensing initiative.

•Dr. Cody Meissner– a professor of pediatrics at the Geisel School of Medicine at Dartmouth. He has held advisory roles with both the CDC and FDA, and has been a voting member of ACIP and the FDA’s vaccine advisory committee.

•Dr. James Pagano– a board-certified emergency medicine physician who has served on multiple hospital committees.

•Dr. Michael Ross– a clinical professor of obstetrics and gynecology at George Washington University and Virginia Commonwealth University. He has served on the CDC’s Advisory Committee for the Prevention of Breast and Cervical Cancer.

•Vicky Pebsworth– a nurse with a PhD in public health,who has previously served on FDA vaccine advisory committees.

But Pebsworth is a nurse on the board of The National Vaccine Information Center. That organization has been widely criticized as a leading source of misinformation and fearmongering about immunization.

Meanwhile, Levi slammed mRNA vaccines in a post on X in 2023, which was still pinned to the top of his account Wednesday afternoon.

“The evidence is mounting and indisputable that MRNA vaccines cause serious harm including death, especially among young people,” Levi wrote.

“We have to stop giving them immediately!”

Offit said Meissner is the most qualified pick of the group, saying he’s an expert and a “good choice.”

In a Dartmouth article in 2024, Meissner called measles vaccines “very safe and highly effective.”

“Parents need to make sure that their children are getting their vaccinations so cases don’t go up,” he said.

Kennedy previously downplayed the ongoing measles outbreak in the U.S. and has spread unfounded claims that vaccines against the virus contain fetal cells.

hhttps://www.cnbc.com/2025/06/11/rfk-jr-malone-cdc-vaccine-committee.htmlat vaccines against the virus contain fetal cells.

Oh Yeah, all of these scientists and doctors are unqualified, KEK.

CNBC loosing millions from Pharma commercials, exactly what Bobby said, no news will oppose Vaccine and Pharma commercials because they make a ton from them. It doesn't matter to them how many people die from them.

Shots - Health NewsNPRJune 26, 20252:52 PM ET

RFK Jr.'s vaccine advisers raise disproven fears about the preservative thimerosal

An influential committee that shapes U.S. vaccine policy – a flashpoint under the leadership of Secretary of Health Robert F. Kennedy Jr. – has recommended that adults and children no longer receive flu vaccines containing trace amounts of a preservative that's rarely used anymore.

The discussion of thimerosal, a form of mercury that's sometimes added to vaccines for sterilization, dominated much of Thursday's public meeting of the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices, or ACIP. The committee guides the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on the vaccine schedule for children and adults.

The two-day meeting at CDC headquarters in Atlanta was unusually high-profile,given Kennedy's recent decision to boot the entire committee of experts a few weeks agoand replace them with hisown hand-picked roster,which included some memberswith a history of making inaccurate claimsabout the safety of vaccines.

While ACIP typically includes 17 voting members, Kennedy's overhauledpanel only included seven of them, following a last-minute decision by one of them to step down.

On Thursday, a majority of the panel voted to reaffirm the existing CDC recommendations that anyone over six months receive the annual flu shot. They also voted 5-2 in favor of a monoclonal antibody shot made by Merck that offers protection against respiratory syncytial virus, or RSV, for infants younger than 8 months.

But in three separate votes the committee voted to recommend children, pregnant women and all adults receive single-dose flu immunizations with vaccines that don't have thimerosal.

Theories that the chemical could cause autism in children have long been disproven.Even so, manufacturers voluntarily removed it from childhood vaccines. While it's used in some multi-dose vials in several products, there are no vaccines on the pediatric vaccine schedule that contain thimerosal.

The ACIP votes could effectively ban use of the preservative, despite a preponderance of evidence that it is safe.

Dr. Cody Meissner, a professor of pediatrics at Dartmouth College, was the only ACIP member who voted against those recommendations.

"Of all the issues that ACIP needs to focus on, this is not a big issue," he said."The risk from influenza is so much greater than the non-existent, as far as we know, risk from thimerosal."He added: "There is no scientific evidence that thimerosal has caused a problem."

Meissner's comments came in response to a lengthy presentation on the preservative from Lyn Redwood, a nurse and former president of Children's Health Defense, the anti-vaccine advocacy group that Kennedy founded and led for many years.

"Removing a known neurotoxin from being injected into our most vulnerable population is a good place to start with making America healthy again,"she told the committee.

Much of what Redwood said about thimerosal was undercut by a CDC document that had been originally posted with the meeting materials — and then without explanation removed ahead of the meeting. It detailed peer-reviewed literature showing "no association between prenatal exposure to thimerosal-containing vaccinations and autism spectrum disorder in children."

In response to a question about why the document had been taken down, Dr. Robert Malone, an ACIP member, said his understanding was that it had not been "authorized by the Office of the Secretary."

Members of the committeequestioned the analyses provided by CDC, and wondered whether they were ignoring data on adverse eventsthat showed up in relation to the studies they presented, even after the staff explained they had parsed the data thoroughly.

Prominent medical groups welcomed the recommendations on flu and RSV, but expressed concern about the overall tone of the meeting.

Dr. Sean O'Leary, who chairs the Committee on Infectious Diseases for the American Academy of Pediatrics,said the ACIP discussion on influenza and RSV "confirmed that this is an orchestrated effort to sow distrust in immunizations and the vaccine approval process."(conspiracy theory)

While the person serving as CDC director would typically sign off on ACIP recommendations, there is no one in the role currently, so the responsibility for signing off on these recommendations go to Health Secretary Kennedy.

https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/06/26/nx-s1-5438485/cdc-acip-rfk-thimerosal-vaccines

Bobby said everyone on the last committee had a direct monetary relationship with Vaccine Pharma Companies, and they got a lot of money, so how are they going to be objective.

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NPR article: Unbelievable "if ACIP messes with Vaccine Schedules" Read the portion of this article, and then the analysis of what they are really saying.

RFK Jr. replaced everyone on the CDC's vaccine panel. Here's why that matters (to us)June 13, 2025

…Recommendations that affect insurance coverage

The members of ACIP meet at least three times a year to sift through the scientific data on vaccines and determine which ones are recommended for different age groups.If the CDC approves ACIP's recommendations, that can lead to a vaccine becoming part of the official immunization schedule for children and adults.(The forced schedule)

ACIP's recommendations often help guide which immunizations are required for school entry.

Guidance that influences how doctors practice

•The wording of the committee's recommendations matters too. A routine recommendation calls for all people within a given age or risk group to get a specific vaccine, unless there is a medical reason not to.

• But ACIP can also choose to recommend a vaccine underwhat's called shared clinical decision-making – which means a doctor and a patient decide together if it makes sense."Generally, we don't really like shared clinical decision-makingbecause it makes it less of a priority for clinicians to talk to their patients about a vaccine," says Dr. Michelle Fiscus. (“shared clinical decision making” makes it sound like a medical term, for having to talk to patients, if they can’t mandate it, then it’s an inconvenience to the doctor)

•It also makes it harder to have a clear, direct conversation with families, says O'Leary, of the American Academy of Pediatrics.

•That designation “of shared clinical decision making” can also make it less likely that a medical provider will keep a vaccine in stock, he says. O'Leary notes that most pediatricians and many other health care providers in the U.S. participate in the Vaccines for Children program and are required to keep routinely recommended vaccines in stock. But that's not the case when a vaccine is recommended under shared clinical-decision making.

• "Already it's very challenging for a lot of mostly family medicine physicians in rural areas to stock vaccines because itfinancially is very challengingfor them," O'Leary says.

• He says recommending a vaccine under shared clinical decision-making could potentially make it less available, especially in rural areas.

•The CDC's recently changed the recommendations on COVID vaccines for children to shared clinical decision-making, and O'Leary says that has already sown confusion among parents and pediatricians alike. He worries that, if the new ACIP moves more vaccines to that designation,it will "sow distrust in the process.""It makes it look like these vaccines aren't important and these vaccines are very important. They save lives every day," he says.

https://www.npr.org/sections/shots-health-news/2025/06/13/nx-s1-5429604/cdc-rfk-acip-vaccine-committee

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What they are really saying in the NPR article, is:

• They say by the doctor discussing the vaccines with the family, that it creates less priority because basically doctors don’t want to spend the time with patients. They’d rather tell you what to do, and if it’s the governments mandate, the doctor can’t be sued by the patient. Because the make a lot of money on vaccine and/or know some damaging info and won’t share it.

• The ACIP board manipulated people “with wording”, if a patient is getting a choice to take it or not take, they won’t take it, so they have to scare the Bejeesus out of everyone with the wording of the announcements.

• They are basically saying, they really want doctors to buy vaccines, because the advisory board makes money from Pharma and they need to keep vaccines in their office.

• No parent should be allowed to discuss the pros and cons with the doctor, called “shared clinical decision making it sows confusion and distrust in the process” (these people are programming and dictating what people can take into their bodies. And using fear porn and intimidation to make us do it.)

• No one should have a choice if they receive a vaccine

• Doctors won’t take their time, to discuss the pros and cons because their time is more valuable then your life.

• When you read this part of the article, they arebasically saying we are more worried of the doctors time and attention, and not the patient. So we shouldn’t educate these people and answer their questions, because they won’t take them, and doctors will lose money from the kickbacks from Pharma and the government paying the doctors.

• Doctors won’t keep vaccines in their office if patients wants to ask questions. Why so it would hurt the patient? How is that? They are basically saying if doctors buy the vaccines and keep them in the office to be handy to give someone a shot, and people won't taken them, then doctors won’t buy the vaccines in advance which is a waste of money.Why are these Specialists so concerned about the doctor and not the patient's health?

• “He says recommending a vaccine under shared clinical decision-making could potentially make it less available, especially in rural areas.”What the asshole, O’Leary is saying rural or farm people are too stupid to have a discussion with their doctor about vaccines, they won’t understand it, and it will cost the doctor money to stock them.

• By discussing vaccines with families doctors are not sending money the “dark hands” third parties making a ton of money on them, because they save lives. (WTF)

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Good for them, they didn't want WWIII

MEDICAID BACKDOOR SCAM: Rep. Roy And How Illegal Aliens Are Receiving Free Medical Coverage

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Bannon: “Elon Musk Screwed This Admin And Our President Worse Than Anyone Could Imagine.”

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House hard-liners threaten to tank megabill procedural vote

They want to force GOP leaders and the White House to enter negotiations.

By Nicholas Wu, Meredith Lee Hill and Ben Jacobs

07/02/2025, 2:03pm ET

A band of House conservative hard-liners is threatening to defeat a procedural vote on the Republican megabill and demand further negotiations over President Donald Trump’s “big, beautiful bill.”

Rep. Andy Harris, chair of the hard-line House Freedom Caucus, said he was opposed to the Senate-passed version of the GOP megabill and called on Trump to order senators back to town for further negotiations.

Rep. Eric Burlison (R-Mo.), another Freedom Caucus member, said he planned to vote against the “rule” setting up final floor consideration of the bill and “start discussions where we can get back into” a fiscal framework hard-liners had negotiated with Speaker Mike Johnson.

Harris and Johnson spoke on the floor Wednesday as a preliminary vote was held open with more than a dozen GOP members not voting. With full attendance and Democrats uniformly opposed to the megabill, only four GOP defections can tank the effort.

Harris, the Maryland Republican, who voted “present” when the bill passed the House in May, could be seen seated and gesticulating broadly while Johnson stood listening with his hands in his pockets, looking away. Johnson walked away from the conversation looking unhappy.

Harris told reporters he did not expect the votes on the rule to succeed until it’s brought back closer to the House version.

“There’s a little work left to be done, but if the president calls the Senate back in town, we should be able to do it,” he said, adding, “I haven’t spoken to the president about it.”

Senators left Washington Tuesday after passing their version of the bill and are not expected back until next week — after Trump’s self-imposed July 4 deadline.

https://www.politico.com/live-updates/2025/07/02/congress/andy-harris-wants-senate-back-in-town-00437534

Townhall.com

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🚨ABSURD: CNN reports that Secretary of State Marco Rubio has announced the OFFICIAL dismantling of USAID.

Their first reaction?

"Its closure could contribute to some 14 MILLION DEATHS in the next five years!"

3:56 PM · Jul 1, 2025

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CNN SHOULD BE SUED FOR ALL THE ABSOLUTE LIES THEY TELL.

https://x.com/townhallcom/status/1940137395518869616

Breakfast lovers praise cheaper eggs at Waffle House

Kim Jarrett. Wed, July 2, 2025 at 9:26 AM EDT

(The Center Square) – Breakfast lovers are rejoicing at a beloved restaurant chain's decision to remove an egg surcharge, which could also indicate the nation's economy is improving.

Georgia-based Waffle House added the 50-cent per egg surcharge in February.

The June 27 Egg Markets Overview shows that the price of a dozen large eggs is $2.54. Egg prices were over $6 in January and remained high until a recent drop.

U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Brooke Rollins said in an update last week that wholesale egg prices were down 64% and retail costs down 27%.

"On my first day as secretary, we got to work to implement a five-pronged strategy to improve biosecurity on the farm and lower egg prices on grocery store shelves," Rollins said. "The plan has worked, and families are seeing relief with egg prices driving food deflation in the April Consumer Price Index."

More than 900 biosecurity assessments have been completed, she said.

Some of the rising costs were blamed on avian flu that swept through at least 36 states, Georgia Agriculture Commissioner Tyler Arnold said at a House of Representatives meeting in January.

"We have seen 140 million birds put down, a lot of them are egg layers," he told the committee.

Arnold reposted the Waffle House's announcement that it removed the surcharge, along with other Republicans.

"Amazing! Thank you, President Trump!" White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt said on social media.

"The Trump effect," said U.S. Rep. Nancy Mace, R-S.C.

Mace also stopped at a Waffle House on her way to Washington, posting pictures of herself with Waffle House employees.

"From one Waffle House waitress to another, thank you for showing up, working hard, and keeping the coffee hot," Mace said on social media. "We haven’t forgotten where we came from. On to D.C. to vote for the Big, Beautiful Bill."

https://www.aol.com/breakfast-lovers-praise-cheaper-eggs-132600021.html

Bizarro

listen to the whole thing, it's hysterical

TRUMP ARMY

@TRUMP_ARMY_

🚨 Van Jones DROPS A TRUTH BOMB: “Guys, can we cut it out? Donald Trump is not an idiot… Donald Trump is smarter than me, you, and all the critics… this dude is a phenomenal—he is the most powerful human on earth.” 🔥🔥

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6:47 AM · May 18, 2025

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https://x.com/TRUMP_ARMY_/status/1924054202612892045

But now even CNN’s Van Jones, a guy who’s spent years fighting Trump,has finally had enough of the delusion. In a moment of raw honesty, he flat-out admits what the Left can’t bring themselves to say out loud. Trump is smarter than everyone. (He knew that when Jones worked with Trump on the First Step Act to get blacks and others out of jail earlier, but he betrayed Trump and gave Obama credit)

OOPs listen to the whole thing, it's hysterical

TRUMP ARMY

@TRUMP_ARMY_

🚨 Van Jones DROPS A TRUTH BOMB: “Guys, can we cut it out? Donald Trump is not an idiot… Donald Trump is smarter than me, you, and all the critics… this dude is a phenomenal—he is the most powerful human on earth.”🔥🔥

1:43

6:47 AM · May 18, 2025

·664.2K Views

https://x.com/TRUMP_ARMY_/status/1924054202612892045

But now even CNN’s Van Jones, a guy who’s spent years fighting Trump,has finally had enough of the delusion. In a moment of raw honesty, he flat-out admits what the Left can’t bring themselves to say out loud. Trump is smarter than everyone. (He knew that when Jones worked with Trump on the First Step Act to get blacks and others out of jail earlier, but he betrayed Trump and gave Obama credit)

>>23266729

I could listen to this all day, Van Jones is relegated to this idiot having a podcasts with him, and look at his face.

He's totally fed up with the stupid questions, he's beaten by Trump and now he must enlighten his MSM friends.

He couldn't lie anymore.

2 Jul, 2025 14:29

US confirms suspension of military aid to Kiev

This is what ‘America first’ looks like, envoy to NATO Matthew Whitaker says

The US is suspending its supply of weapons to Ukraine as part of its “America first” policy, Washington's envoy to NATO Matthew Whitaker has told Fox Business. America needs to make sure it has enough air defense systems in its own arsenal before anything else, he stated.

Several Western news media outlets, including Politico and NBC News, reported this week that the Pentagon had halted shipments of several categories of US-made weapons to Kiev.

The list reportedly included dozens of Patriot missile interceptors, Stinger and AIM air-to-air missiles, hundreds of Hellfire and GMLRS systems, as well as thousands of 155mm artillery shells.

The decision allegedly followed an internal review of American weapons reserves ordered by US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth.

“This is what ‘America first’ looks like. We first have to take care about the United States’ needs,” Whitaker told Fox Business host Maria Bartiromo on Wednesday. The Pentagon needs to “make sure that the US has the strategic defense capabilities necessary to project power,” he said, adding that this is what Washington and its NATO allies want.

“We have to make sure that we have enough Patriot missiles and we have enough air defense and all the things that we need to ensure our own success on the battlefield,” the envoy stated.

The weapons in question had been funded under the administration of former US President Joe Biden administration through two mechanisms: direct drawdowns from existing US military stockpiles and the Ukraine Security Assistance Initiative (USAI), which contracts new production from defense contractors. The Trump administration has not requested any additional aid for Kiev.

US President Donald Trump had previously questioned the rationale behind endless aid to Ukraine. He also made no specific promises to Kiev at a meeting with Vladimir Zelensky on the sidelines of the NATO summit in The Hague last week.

Hegseth said last month that the White House is reducing military funding for Kiev as part of its “America First” strategy, in the hopes of achieving a diplomatic settlement.Kiev has repeatedly voiced frustration over what it sees as dwindling support from Washington.

https://www.rt.com/news/620898-us-confirm-suspension-aid-kiev/

(Second announcement today, its final Ukraine and Kiev being turned off, it might be time for Zelensky take his leave, before the audits start on the theft, and crimes.)