RFK Jr. says Jake Tapper called him in total distress after corporate killed his exclusive story connecting vaccines to autism.

“It's been pulled by corporate. The whole thing is gone,” Tapper told Kennedy.

The story was about a secret meeting in Simpsonwood, Georgia where the FDA, the CDC, and the vaccine companies discussed how to hide the autism effect from the American people after an internal CDC study found kids who received higher doses of mercury from childhood shots had far higher rates of brain and developmental problems.

Kennedy cites 7.62 times the autism risk after the first Hep B shot, plus big spikes in ADHD, speech delay, and tics. He says they reworked the data until those safety signals disappeared.

Tapper worked on that exclusive with Kennedy for 21 days. It was set to air the same night Rolling Stone published Kennedy's "Deadly Immunity" article.

Tapper told Kennedy it was the first time in his career corporate had ever killed one of his stories. Then he never spoke to Kennedy again.

RFK JR.: "I had this interesting experience with Jake Tapper where when I worked on my Rolling Stone article 'Deadly Immunity' — which was about this secret meeting that took place in Simpsonwood, Georgia by CDC and all of the vaccine companies and FDA etc., where they decided to hide the autism effect from the American people — and I got the transcripts and published in Rolling Stone."

"And Jake Tapper worked for 21 days with me on an exclusive story. And he was going to air simultaneously with Rolling Stone publishing it."

"And Tapper, the night before it went on, called me in total distress, and he said, 'It's been pulled by corporate. The whole thing is gone.'"

"He said, 'Never in my career has corporate killed one of my stories, and I'm really angry.' And then I called him back the next day. He's never spoken to me again."

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