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FOX News Legal Analyst Lis Wiehl and Deirdre Imus on the need for continued research into the growing rate of autism in the U.S.
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And initially and -- and I had an impact of numbers.
And -- number farms then her -- Forte then he took the numbers but -- artillery wasn't gonna get any of the money.
Well why would he get any the money anyway if you were to winning.
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Most of what you want to doesn't -- -- I don't think I'm going I'm buying your ticket is really part of doing the news.
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And then his brow beating -- -- man to know.
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And now they want something.
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Just gonna get 100 million dollar -- -- is police first topic here.
Other elements got a hold their first -- congressional hearing and on autism.
And over a decade.
On Thursday afternoon and house committee on oversight.
And government reform -- hold a hearing.
Regarding the federal response.
To autism over the past committed.
Russell mark the government's first congressional Aaron on autism and a decade star -- general to.
About.
It's about.
The combatting autism bill that was passed -- -- -- -- they haven't addressed -- an issue in ten years this is the first hearing in ten years.
850.
Million dollars at the time was allocated for autism research.
And we have not done anything there's not one child it's been prevented from getting -- there's only been a steady increase in -- hot -- them.
The money where is never allocated for these environmental links it was mostly declined some gene which we know it's not genetic.
So -- and especially in that the big picture of ought to announcement -- great controversy over.
One in fact it is environmentally inspired or genetic.
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When you have one in 88 children that's the national statistic.
That are diagnosed with autism.
One in 29 employees in New Jersey.
With autism.
That is not genetic -- there's clearly something that everyone is being exposed -- and they have ignored this so these hearings are very important because.
They need to -- the DC DC and anti H need to be held responsible.
Did you know and a ball you know that for the first time they're going to be two witnesses there that do have -- I think -- bring a lot of attention to this committee.
Well yeah -- all these years you -- in a decade.
You know there are severe compromise made as you know if you remember the combatting -- know that I work we worked on organizations say flying any and all these organizations that was severely compromised.
They refused to put certain language in -- to consider all environmental factors including our children at what they have in -- being exposed to these vaccines that we now are directly X.
-- subset of that population of -- that's been affected.
-- think -- that to people who.
I'll suggest that there's a -- between -- -- -- -- but Donald -- a million times but I think most people think of -- multiple.
There's a huge segment of these people.
Involved -- -- autism.
-- story.
-- -- to people who think that -- vaccines are insane.
-- I I don't think they say the word insane but they've been in denial about it and they refuse to address it and there's been.
Certain political and medical agenda it's.
That are refusing -- troops in -- about.
I -- I its -- Intent to not tell the -- they're coming over to get her side on this and United States -- size -- the last time we talked about autism and -- in the environmental effect.
And that's why let you go on and on and travel because opera and and complain because I think you're right.
And that's what customs on -- I mean this is as it should be a state of emergency when -- have gonna have on.
Not many children.
And again I'll repeat 129 boys in New Jersey -- -- -- haven't -- tomorrow mark -- you know millions yes I'm on the board with him safe mine closing lines dot or -- one of the board members she's absolutely brilliant news -- one is gonna justified bottom yes he's -- that don't have to honoring those sorts -- yes he does track and many of these parents -- -- minds in the national autism association half of children tomorrow with autism.
They know the facts and he's absolutely -- in fact he went to Harvard as well retain an excellent hour here on --
