Jul 26, 2026
Jul 26, 2026
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Who is Erica Schwartz Loyal to? & Data Centers Avoid Pollution Laws
Mary Holland and Polly Tommey review the week’s top stories, including Trump’s CDC director nominee and her comments on mRNA technology, media coverage of vaccine-related cases, AI data centers and environmental concerns, new autism policy recommendations, wireless radiation limits, and other public-health issues
Then, author and journalist Sonia Elijah joins Mary Holland for a discussion of her book 311 Viral Takeover, examining the events of March 11, 2020 and their lasting impacts.
Hosts: Mary Holland, J.D., Polly Tommey
*The opinions expressed by the hosts and guests in this show are not necessarily the views of Children’s Health Defense.
Resources
Trump’s Nominee for CDC Director Calls mRNA Technology ‘Safe and Effective’
What’s Behind New York Post’s Pro-Vaccine Reporting? A Global Parent Company in Bed With Pharma
Babies across East of England join diabetes prevention trial
$15 Billion AI Data Center Coming to Oklahoma Town — Developer Won’t Say How Much Water It Will Use
Cheating the System: How AI Data Centers Bypass Water and Air Pollution Laws and Permits
IACC Calls for New Federal Autism Policies, ‘Precision’ Medical Treatment and Better Long-Term Care
Exclusive: DOJ Memo Sparks Fear That States Could End Services for Adults with Autism
‘Smart’ Bassinet for Babies Collects — and Shares — Sensitive Data
CHD Urges FCC to Scrap Plan for 4-Fold Increase in Power Limits for Wireless Devices
Watch: UK Government Pushed Doctors to Use Deadly Drug Combo to Treat COVID Patients
Australian Dad Awarded $4.5 Million for COVID Vaccine Injury
‘Bad Idea’: Moderna Launches mRNA Cancer Vaccine Trial as Experts Warn of Risks
Watch: Tennessee Teen Drenched in Glyphosate Spent Next 7 Years Fighting ‘Massive Alien’ Tumor
3/11 Viral Takeover: On March 11, 2020, a Pandemic was Declared and Our World Changed Forever
Inoculation Theory and Misinformation
Event 201 Pandemic Exercise: Highlights Reel
People Are Being Thrown In U.K. Prisons Over What They’ve Said Online. Can Free Speech Be Saved?
What the Online Safety Act is - and how to keep children safe online



