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“The key thing about this recommendation is that it emphasizes parental autonomy.” NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya says President Trump’s vaccine executive order puts parents back in charge. “You should be able to have a say in how your child receives the vaccines that are recommended for them.” “That’s...

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“The issue is group think. The scientific establishment has closed ranks around itself and prohibited dissent, and didn’t allow people to say, ‘Are you sure the evidence is good?” In the Trump administration, it is the exact opposite. One of the things I’m most proud of that I have done at the NIH so far is to bring back academic freedom.” -- Jay Bhattacharya, MD, PhD
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ROB FINNERTY: “You have Tony Fauci’s old job, is that correct, Dr. Bhattacharya?” DR. BHATTACHARYA: “Well…he would have worked for me, actually.” “He was the head of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease…” ROB FINNERTY: “As it should be, by the way!” “But do you feel vindicated for that? Like, my goodness, talk about coming full circle.” DR. BHATTACHARYA: “Yeah, I mean…vindication is nice. But to me, the most important thing is that we have to make sure that the NIH works for the American people.” “And what you saw yesterday in Congress was not an example of that. And it just pains me.”
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ROB FINNERTY: “You have Tony Fauci’s old job, is that correct, Dr. Bhattacharya?” DR. BHATTACHARYA: “Well…he would have worked for me, actually.” “He was the head of National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Disease…” ROB FINNERTY: “As it should be, by the way!” “But do you feel vindicated for that? Like, my goodness, talk about coming full circle.” DR. BHATTACHARYA: “Yeah, I mean…vindication is nice. But to me, the most important thing is that we have to make sure that the NIH works for the American people.” “And what you saw yesterday in Congress was not an example of that. And it just pains me.”

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