From the moment I started traveling this country with the documentary Vax,
I became very focused on this issue of autism in America and around the world.
And I got to meet some of the most beautiful, wonderful, energetic human beings
and the parents of autistic children.
You can't imagine some of them some of the most horrifying stories at home,
yet taking their time to go to capitals to try and change laws,
to get in front of any camera they can find to warn people like me and you,
be careful, this vaccine destroyed our lives at home.
I don't know how they had the energy, I don't know how they did it.
I remember several, you know, would say to me,
Dell, I just got to make this injury to my child mean something.
If I can't save other kids then none of this will have had any value at all to anybody.
Well, some of those people have just been added to a committee
that has been there for decades overseeing autism.
This is the headline.
Secretary Kennedy appoints new interagency autism coordinating committee
to advance fight against autism.
Let me read it again because of this agency, interagency autism coordinating committee.
The IACC is a committee that mostly is shield for the pharmaceutical industry for decades.
Having everybody spend money on things like the genetics that are causing autism
as though genetics could cause a crisis that goes from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 20 or 24,
130 wherever you want to look at the surveillance system.
A 384% increase just since 2000.
There is no genetic explanation for that.
That is a toxic load.
That is a poisoning.
Something is happening.
Well, now that interagency has been changed out by Robert Kennedy Jr.
And it is filled by parents of autistic children, by doctors that treat autistic children.
It's even got people with autism on the panel.
Folks, you are looking at the new dream team.
Right here is the moonshot of our time.
This is like astronauts walking.
It's like the right stuff.
Sylvia Fogel, who was a great voice in our film and inconvenience study.
Daniel Rossignol.
Let's bring back the names.
Elizabeth Mumper, John Rodakis, Elena Monarch, Lauren Salini, Jennifer Phillips,
John Gilmore, great, great friend of mine, Caden Larson.
Caden, who by the way, we didn't know that he could communicate maybe, I don't know,
five or six years ago until he went through spelling to communicate.
A child that we didn't know where his education level was at until someone
figured out a way for him to communicate.
And now he's gone through college and he's going to be on a government agency
speaking for autistic people in America and around the world.
What a triumph this story is.
Let's continue on with this list.
Also, Elizabeth Bonkin or Bonker, who is also an autistic person
that learned to communicate through spelling many years ago.
A miracle we've covered in the film.
The Spellers or Spellers we've had and you should check it out.
Lisa Widerlite, Toby Rogers, Walter Ziradny, Bill Oldham,
Honey Rinnicella, Crystal Higgins, Ginger Taylor, Daniel Keely.
Also a person with autism, Lisa Ackerman, Tracy Slavcivic, Katie Sweeney.
To all of you, good luck.
Talk to Robert Kennedy Jr. good on you.
If you want to know if he's doing anything, look what he just said this week.
And the autism that's moving along really isn't.
Time to figure it out.
We've commissioned now dozens of studies, maybe over a hundred.
And we are going to get those done for you.
That's so important.
There is Robert Kennedy Jr. in a cabinet meeting saying we are doing dozens.
I've done hundreds of studies looking at autism.
We're going to get that done for you.
Obviously this is something that President Trump, Donald Trump,
cared about before he was ever elected to be president the first time.
There is huge change.
These are literally the wins of change that are taking place around us.
We should be critical of this government, but let's not lose sight of what is being accomplished.
My heart goes out to all those beautiful individuals that are now on this panel.
And what is this panel going to do?
This is how they describe it.
The Interagency Autism Committee is a federal advisory committee
that coordinates federal efforts and provides advice to the Secretary of Health and Human Services
on issues related to autism spectrum disorder.
Through its inclusion of both federal and public members,
the IACC helps to ensure that a wide range of ideas and perspectives are represented
and discussed in a public forum.
The committee will reconvene in 2025 to begin a new session under the Autism Cares Act of 2024.
They literally will be guiding billions of dollars.
They will provide advice and recommendations to the Secretary of Health and Human Services
regarding federal activities related to autism spectrum disorder,
facilitate the exchange of information on and coordination of ASD activities
among the member agencies and organizations,
increase public understanding of the member agencies, activities, programs, policies,
and research by providing a public forum for discussions
related to ASD research services and policy.
Now something is finally going to be done about autism.
Look out.
We are about to get information.
And we're going to get it from people that have been in it, on the front lines,
most of their lives now.
This is so important.
It's so critical.
It is such a huge step for mankind and a huge step for health
and the MAHA movement in America.