Trump's Vaccine Order Lands Same Day as Fauci Text Leak
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Anthony Fauci Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Vivek Murthy Rochelle Walensky Donald Trump Heidi Overton
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In the Oval Office, President Trump signed an executive order that will reshape how American children get vaccinated for the first time in decades.
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Two Senate Republicans released a batch of Anthony Fauci's private text messages.
Hours earlier, two Senate Republicans released a batch of Anthony Fauci's private text messages that critics say raise new questions about what health officials knew, and when, about a specific vaccine risk.
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The order, titled "Delivering Gold Standard Childhood Vaccine Recommendations for Americans," trims the list of vaccines routinely recommended for all children from 18 diseases to 11, moving the remaining seven into a "shared clinical decision-making" category left up to parents and their doctors.
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It also calls for spacing out childhood immunizations across separate medical visits rather than combining them, and specifically recommends splitting the combined measles, mumps and rubella shot into three individual injections once standalone versions become available none currently are FDA-approved.
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Under the current combined MMR schedule, in place since 1971, children receive two shots; under the proposed split, they'd receive six.
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The order also directs the Justice Department to investigate whether states are unlawfully restricting religious, medical, or philosophical exemptions to vaccine mandates.
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The White House's case rests on a January 2026 HHS assessment that compared the US schedule against 20 developed countries and concluded America is a global outlier, recommending 84 vaccine doses across 57 shots for 18 diseases by 2024, up from 23 doses across 7 shots for 7 diseases in 1980.
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Deputy assistant to the president Heidi Overton framed Monday's order as "correcting" the fact that a similar overhaul HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announced in January remains frozen by a federal court after medical groups successfully sued to block it.
Delivering Gold Standard… Heidi Overton Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
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Decades of large-scale scientific research have found no causal link between vaccines and autism.
That claim isn't supported by the evidence: decades of large-scale scientific research, including studies involving millions of children across multiple countries, have found no causal link between vaccines and autism, a conclusion that remains the overwhelming consensus among pediatric and immunology researchers.
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CNN and the AP explicitly noted the autism claim as false.
News outlets covering the signing, including CNN and the AP, explicitly noted the autism claim as false in their own reporting rather than presenting it as a live scientific dispute.
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Splitting the MMR shot into three separate injections triples the number of doctor visits required to get the same protection, and pediatricians have warned that every additional required visit is another opportunity for a working parent to miss an appointment, delay a dose, or quietly let the schedule lapse altogether.
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That warning lands at a genuinely bad moment: the US is in the middle of its worst year for measles cases in decades, driven in large part by declining vaccination rates since the pandemic.
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The same day, Sens. Ron Johnson and Rand Paul released the first batch of texts recovered from Fauci's government-issued phone, part of a trove reportedly containing more than 34,000 messages and 522 voicemails obtained through a Senate subcommittee investigation.
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The specific exchange, from January 2021, shows Fauci, then-CDC Director Rochelle Walensky, and then-Surgeon General nominee Vivek Murthy discussing a theoretical concern: that fever following a second mRNA dose, tied to a cytokine response, could theoretically be associated with first-trimester miscarriage risk.
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Walensky called it "a good point," and Murthy said he'd been fielding similar public concerns.
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In the same exchange, Fauci also pushed back on a separate, unrelated myth then circulating, that mRNA could alter a person's genes, calling it a misperception.
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The following day, after Murthy flagged a since-outdated WHO recommendation against Moderna's vaccine in pregnancy, Fauci noted that more than 10,000 pregnant women had already been vaccinated with no reported issues, and that any risk had to be weighed against the documented dangers of COVID-19 itself during pregnancy, which was known even then to raise the risk of severe illness and poor birth outcomes.
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Subsequent large-scale data, including CDC's v-safe pregnancy registry tracking thousands of vaccinated participants, found miscarriage rates among vaccinated pregnant women consistent with the normal background rate, not elevated by the vaccine.
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CNN's own reporting on the vaccine order noted something the White House hasn't emphasized publicly: Trump's political advisers have reportedly harbored long-running reservations that pushing controversial vaccine policy is broadly unpopular and could cost the party support ahead of November's midterms.
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