Erin Burnett debunks Trump’s childhood vaccine claim
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President Donald Trump made numerous false or misleading claims about vaccines and autism on Monday. Trump has long pushed vaccine misinformation. He delivered his latest inaccurate remarks at a White House event during which he signed an executive order that recommends that US children receive fewer vaccinations over a longer period of time than they do today. Trump again floated the idea that vaccines cause autism, though that notion has been thoroughly debunked by extensive research in multiple countries. He again baselessly impugned the safety of the combination vaccine for measles, mumps and rubella, which has for decades proven highly safe and highly effective. 0:00 Erin Burnett debunks Trump's vaccine claims 5:17 CNN's Alayna Treene on skepticism from WH insider's 8:30 Dr. Chris Parnell, a public health physician, explains why vaccines work Watch 24/7 live news with CNN Headlines: https://bit.ly/4eIvlTr #Trump #Vaccine #News
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