The David Pakman Show 9/23/25: Trump medical misinformation explodes as CEO's admit the truth
Sep 23, 2025
Nathan Taylor, Executive Director of Public Engagement for the Election Truth Alliance, dives into election integrity and the statistical anomalies in the 2024 election. He shares insights into potential inconsistencies in reports from Pennsylvania and North Carolina, suggesting signs of ballot-stuffing. Taylor discusses the urgent need for mass activism against rising authoritarianism and critiques the Republican party’s organizing tactics. CEOs express concern over the impact of Trump's policies on business, revealing serious worries about economic stability.
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Medical Misinformation Risks Real Harm
- David Pakman shows Trump's claims linking Tylenol and autism are contradicted by existing studies and cross-country comparisons.
- He warns such medical misinformation is more dangerous than bizarre claims like injecting bleach because it can spread widely among parents.
Underdiagnosis Explains Apparent Autism Gaps
- Pakman explains low autism reports in Amish or Cuba reflect underdiagnosis, different environments, and reporting practices.
- He uses Cuba's similar diagnosed rate to the U.S. to refute Trump's Tylenol hypothesis.
Why Newborn Hep B And MMR Timing Matter
- Pakman debunks delaying newborn Hep B and splitting MMR as medically unsound and risky.
- He notes newborn vaccination prevents lifelong infection and that combined MMR is safe and timely.
