Senator Mullin Defends RFK Jr.'s Questions on CDC and Vaccine Science

Questioning Science and the CDC's Effectiveness

• 🎯 Senator Markwayne Mullin defends Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s right to question the CDC, emphasizing that questioning science used to be acceptable.
• 📈 Mullin highlights a dramatic increase in chronic illness in the US, from 3% in 1946 to over 76% today, questioning the CDC's success in improving public health.
• 💡 He argues that RFK Jr. is simply asking important questions and looking at all aspects of health, which is necessary when dealing with a changing scientific landscape.

Vaccines and Autism Concerns

• 🧩 Mullin supports RFK Jr.'s questioning of vaccines, citing the rise in autism diagnoses from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 10 children.
• ⚠️ He points to the increasing number of vaccines given to children over a short period and questions why this coincides with rising chronic illness and autism rates.
• 💉 While acknowledging the importance of vaccines for diseases like measles, Mullin suggests that the number and ingredients of vaccines warrant further scrutiny.

CDC's Role and Public Trust

• 🏥 Mullin criticizes the CDC's current direction, stating it's not working and has led to a national security risk, with only 2 out of 10 children eligible to serve in the military due to health issues.
• 🗣️ He believes that changes within the CDC are necessary, comparing it to managing a failing business where personnel changes are required.
• ✈️ The conversation touches on the southern border, suggesting that unvaccinated individuals entering the country could be a source of disease transmission, rather than domestic vaccination schedules.