RFK JR. The Center for Disease Control was “killing children”, according to the former director

Susan Monarerez, former director of the Center for Control of Diseases, witnessed a hearing in the Martial Senate in Washington, DC on Wednesday, about the ways that HHS Robert F. Kennedy Junior Scientific Experience at the Center for Disease Control, which confirms the worst concerns of every American who is still concerned with science and public health.

Monarerez, who was launched by President Donald Trump less than a month after his assertion, said that Kennedy told her in August that he would change the childhood vaccine schedule in September and “I need to be on board.” Then it was removed from the agency before Trump officially left for refusing to keep pace with the changes and shoot at others who opposed.

“I could have remained silent, agreed on the demands, and no one knew him. What the audience would have seen was the scholars who were rejected without reason and the prevention of a vaccine quietly eroded.” He said. “I would have lost the only thing that could not be replaced: my safety.”

Secrets at the Center for Disease Control

Monares to attest It issued instructions from Minister Kennedy not to speak with the members of the Senate, a strange request to obtain a confirmed political appointment in the Senate. The director of the Disease Control Center was not asking for the approval of the Senate until 2023. Monares witnessed that after she spoke with members of Congress about some of her fears, Kennedy ordered her not to do this again.

Monares was asked by Senator Maggie Hassan, a democratic from New Hampshire, about what happened when he pushed his demands to shoot at the officials of the Disease Control Center who will not be in line with his anti -vaccine agenda.

Monarerez also witnessed that Kennedy said “especially painful and dispersed comments” about the center of diseases control during their talks. She said that Kennedy described the Center for Disease Control as “the most corrupt federal agency in the world”, and even said that “the employees of the Disease Control Center were terrible people.”

Monareraz said of Kennedy: “He said that the employees of the Disease Control Center were killing children and did not care.” He said that the employees of the Disease Control Center were bought by the pharmaceutical industry. He said that the Center for Disease Control forced people to wear masks, a social distance such as dictatorship. “

Monareraz went on to say that the comment that harmed it more than others was “a particularly living phrase” claiming that during the outbreak of Covid-19, CDC told hospitals to get rid of patients of patients patients until they received blue lips before they were allowed to treat.

Kennedy QUACKEY

More than 2000 people have been expelled or attempted to expel them since Kennedy took power at HHS, according to the discussions on Wednesday. Kennedy has been a long -term active who is against the opponent, and falsely claimed that there are no safe and effective vaccines, which he claims to have never said. Kennedy also does not believe in the theory of germs and has been reluctant to conspiracy theories around Covid-19, including the idea of ​​being less deadly engineering for it. Chinese people and Jews.

Again in June, Kennedy Firing All 17 members of the Consultative Committee for Evangelical Practices at the ACIP Center, and external experts who guidance on vaccine policies in the country. Kennedy has accumulated the committee with many people who are not simply qualified to provide an opinion on the safety and effectiveness of vaccines.

The new ACIP members will meet on Thursday and Friday to discuss changes in pollen recommendations, including hepatitis B and Covid. Experts are afraid of what might come out of this meeting, given the confusion that was ignited by new guidances that Covid-19 vaccines should be administered only for those over the age of 65 years or have a pre-existing condition that endangered them.

Is there a registration or not?

Senator Bill Cassidy of Louisiana was one of the few Republicans in Wednesday’s session who did not try to attack Monares because he was sufficiently loyal to Trump. Cassidy, a former doctor and brought up urgent news during a hearing Washington Post Kennedy wrote an email to Monares on August 19 stating that all major policy decisions in the Center for Disease Control need approval from the agency’s political appointed.

But most of the Republicans who asked Monares’s questions on Wednesday were publicly hostile.

Senator Marcin Molin, a Republican of Oklahoma, pressed Monares about the exact words used during a meeting with Kennedy before being expelled. Moulin has repeatedly suggested that she was false and said she should be careful about how to respond to her. Moulin warned her against recording the conversation between her and Kennedy.

Monares responded that Kennedy said he could not trust her and that he said he should divorce her if this was the case. Monarerez specifically said: “He told me that he could not trust me, and I told him that if he could not trust me, he would be able to shoot me.”

Moulin claimed that her copy of the meeting was not correct, as it was emphasized that the conversation had been recorded. “This is not how that conversation went. You know that, right?” Mulin said complaining. Senator repeated the claim that she was not sincere about what was discussed.

In the event of such a registration, the entire committee must be produced. Later in the hearing, Senator Cassidy read a paper of paper to report that Molin had apparently told the reporters after his questions that he was “wrong” about the existence of a recording.

“As for the record, it was reported that the Senator Molin told the correspondents that he was wrong in saying that the RFK-Monarez meeting had been registered,” Cassidy said. “But if he was wrong that he was wrong, if there was a registration, he should be released.”

Cassidi went on to say he wanted to know if other HHS talks were registered and that the committee has sent a request to HHS for the records, but “we haven’t received them yet.”

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Republican Senator Rand Paul from Kentucky repeatedly tried to indicate that the vaccines were unsafe during his questions to Monares. Kennedy clearly took and took social media for harmony. Thank you RandPaul Tweet.

Senator Ashley Modi, a fans of Florida, took a different angle in her attacks, and sparked Ghor Monares from the lawyers who were sitting behind her, describing them as “anti -Trump’s lawyers”. MOODY has been insisting that she is not trying to be opponents while repeating the names of lawyers, which are general information.

Many other Republicans have been trying to implicitly that it was doubtful that Monares had lawyers and continued to try to determine it when they were appointed, as if this might indicate that she was in nature a suspicious and unreasonable witness. Monares did not bow to the interrogation, but it was a strange scene to see them as Trump’s allies clearly hold anything that they distracted from Kennedy’s dismantling at the center of diseases control.

Fears after filming the Center for Disease Control

The session also included a discussion on the last shooting at the headquarters of the Disease Control Center in Atlanta by a man believed to be harmed by the Covid-19 vaccine. The 30 -year -old, who was identified as Patrick David White, was shot about 500 rounds during his attack, 180 of which hit the building. White killed himself after a police officer was killed, according to L. PBS News.

The attack rocked the agency, and Dibra Horte, a former official at the Disease Control Center, also witnessed on Wednesday that some vaccine scientists at the Disease Control Center have threw their names from the papers they had composed in an attempt to protect themselves. The feelings of the country’s bustle, led by Kennedy, make everyone less safe in several ways.

“Every bullet was intended for someone,” he said. “Each of the employees was very shocked after that.”

“I had employees who were covering their children in the car park on day care. There were people who were outside the ride share where the bullets were passing over their head.” “I have a lot who will not talk about vaccines now and remove their names from the leaves. They do not want to present publicly because they feel they were personally targeted because of the wrong information.”

Nostalgia for the conservative past

Senator Roger Marshall, a Republican of Kansas, began his questions with topics that would be confusing to external viewers. His inquiries related to the dedicated sitting in the Center for Disease Control and other simple issues are ridiculed, such as: “Have you encouraged people to work at all?”

Marshall then continued to ask questions about the state of vaccines and the number of shots received by children. The 65 -year -old Senator, like many conservatives who have a very pink vision of their childhood who are skeptical of any new scientific progress, said that the vaccines were good during the afternoon when he was a child. But he did not like that Monares was opposing Kennedy and Trump’s goals.

Marshall said: “The basic vaccines we got in the 1960s and 1970s, polio, MMR, DTAP, it seems that those wonderful vaccines that have told the test in time.” “But your position here is that every person needs every vaccine that completely contradicts the philosophy of Minister Kennedy and the task of the president.”

Senator John Hosteide, a Republican of Michigan, had a similar approach. A problem in how the Center for Disease Control talks about childhood vaccines has been talking and Monares told that he had hated warnings from the Center for Diseases Control about possible diseases that unjust children can contract. He suggested that the tone used by the Public Health Agency was very frightening.

“We should not fear people that they are endangering their lives,” said Husted about parents who do not receive their children.

In many ways, Husted’s position really summarizes where we are in a country. The issuance of public health warnings is a “violation” because many people in the twenties of the last century do not remember the diseases that have been largely eliminated in the United States during the late twentieth and early twenty -first century. They have no direct experience with things like polio or measles, so they don’t think these vaccines are necessary anymore.

Perhaps Senator Bernie Sanders said it was better on Wednesday: “It is absurd to say this in 2025, but the vaccines are safe and effective.”