Dr. Dave Weldon at Children’s Health Defense 2025 Conference on the Health Bureaucracy – “These Agencies Will Ignore the Congress. They Frequently do on a Regular Basis”

“Bobby Kennedy asked President Trump to appoint me to be director of the CDC, and my nomination was pulled because of opposition of a few Republicans in the Senate, who I believe were under a lot of pressure from pharma,” Weldon continued.

“I want your opinion on the current childhood vaccine schedule,” Dooley asked.

“I think there are a lot of problems with it,” Weldon said.

“For example, 90 percent of parents are refusing to do the covid vaccines for their kids. 90 percent. And when you have an institution like the CDC working in lockstep with the American Academy of Pediatrics and academics at all of our major medical schools throughout the country, out of step with 90 percent of the American people, you really, really have a very, very, big problem,” Weldon continued.

“In surveys, 80 percent of Republicans and 40 percent of Democrats don’t trust the recommendations coming out of the CDC,” Weldon explained.

“You are considered a doctor with a problem if your approval rating is 90 percent. Most doctors, those surveys come back, 98 percent, 97 percent are satisfied with their doctors,” Weldon explained.

Dr. Weldon said that the mistrust in the CDC is evident in how low the approval percentages are for the agency.

“You’ve got a major health organization in the United States, the Centers for Disease Control, a government agency, where somewhere between 40 and 80 percent of people don’t trust it; that’s bad. That is really bad,” Weldon explained.

It is a dangerous thing when a bureaucracy simply ignores the elected officials in the United States Congress. They are going against the will of the people.

“These agencies will ignore the Congress. They frequently do on a regular basis,” Weldon said.

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Anthony Albanese says to Scott Morrison “hold my beer” as federal Labor Party corruption is on the rise

The Scott Morrison government from 2018 to 2022 is regarded by many as the most corrupt government the country has seen in recent times, if not the most corrupt government ever.

But Prime Minister Anthony Albanese seems to be trying to take the title away from Scott Morrison.

I don’t think Albanese is deliberately trying to take the title, but it’s just that Albanese doesn’t care the same as Scott Morrison didn’t, and still doesn’t care.

I wrote on the 17th of August 2025, “Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and his government are already starting to resemble the Julia Gillard / Kevin Rudd second term which ended the Labor government in 2013” and right on cue a major storey on the SMH website (8/11/25) is about the federal government turning a blind eye and ignoring a whistleblower who is shining a light on government corruption.

The SMH published an article on the (8/11/25) titled “‘Mind-boggling’: Whistleblower reveals how global bikie boss won Nauru security deal” which starts off:

A former Australian soldier recruited to support a controversial Albanese government deportation plan is demanding answers after discovering a bikie gang had infiltrated the critical border security operation.

Oisin Donohoe revealed, in an interview with this masthead and 60 Minutes, how the Finks bikie gang had won a key taxpayer-funded contract to provide security on Nauru to former immigration detainees set to be deported from Australia and that his efforts to report it to the government had been ignored.

and:

Donohoe said he had also personally contacted a number of government, opposition and crossbench politicians with his concerns.

“The fact that I’ve had zero response from any of the ministers that I’ve contacted suggests that they’re more than happy to sweep it under the rug, and then the very next week hand over $2.5 billion to the Nauru government,” he said referencing a 30-year deal struck in September in which Australia will pay $408 million in up-front costs to set up the scheme.

“The only response I’ve had so far has been from the office of Jacqui Lambie, who said that they would put questions to parliament.”

and:

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke declined an interview request and did not answer questions relating to the government’s role in the contracts.

https://kangaroocourtofaustralia.com/2025/11/09/anthony-albanese-says-to-scott-morrison-hold-my-beer-as-federal-labor-party-corruption-is-on-the-rise/