Sharyl Attkisson on federal agencies covering up mercury in vaccines

"Someone from the public health service was arguing with somebody from another federal agency about the mercury in vaccines. The argument was, we should come clean, said the woman. We should tell people. The one who didn't want to come clean said, he made the argument, if people wonder why we didn't do the eighth grade math to add up the cumulative load we were giving kids as we tripled the vaccine schedule, people will lose confidence. This was in the email. She argued, and I think she's right, we may have a momentary blip in vaccination because of this, but we'll have overall confidence that the blip will not last long enough to impact herd immunity or whatever you wanna call it. But people will then know we're taking care of business. We're looking out for their safety. She argued if we continue to cover it up, that's gonna create lack of confidence in the vaccine program because people know something's going on. And I think that's exactly what's happened today."