William Egan, FDA, Acting Director, Office of Vaccine Research and Review confirms in 2000: Thimerosal — the mercury-based preservative injected into babies for decades — has NEVER been properly safety-tested since Eli Lilly introduced it in 1929.

🚨 SHOCKING FDA ADMISSION CAUGHT ON RECORD:

An FDA official confirms: Thimerosal — the mercury-based preservative injected into babies for decades — has NEVER been properly safety-tested since Eli Lilly introduced it in 1929.

The only study?
27 dying meningitis patients in… pic.twitter.com/9IZleHAuEK

— Dr. Dawn Michael (@DawnsMission) May 6, 2026

An FDA official confirms: Thimerosal — the mercury-based preservative injected into babies for decades — has NEVER been properly safety-tested since Eli Lilly introduced it in 1929. The only study?

27 dying meningitis patients in 1929… who all died anyway. No rigorous long-term testing on healthy infants. No data proving it’s safe when injected. Yet it was still put into childhood vaccines for generations.

Big Pharma knew.

Regulators knew.

And they kept doing it anyway. This isn’t “settled science.” This is why trust in the system is gone. Watch the full clip and ask yourself: Why are we still playing Russian roulette with our kids’ brains in 2026?What do you think? Drop your thoughts below and SHARE, we need to get the word out.

ENOUGH is ENOUGH! 

William Egan, FDA, Acting Director, Office of Vaccine Research and Review.

Representative Dan Burton is the Indiana Congressman.

Since creators on X refuse to give details, Grok confirms, 

The congressman asking the questions is Rep. Dan Burton (R-IN), Chairman of the House Committee on Government Reform.
The hearing is titled “Mercury in Medicine—Are We Taking Unnecessary Risks?” and took place on July 18, 2000.
This is an older clip (from a 2000 House hearing) of FDA official Dr. William Egan (then Acting Director, Office of Vaccine Research and Review, Center for Biologics Evaluation and Research) being questioned about thimerosal (a mercury-based preservative) safety testing in vaccines. Rep. Burton, who chaired the committee and led these vaccine safety inquiries, is the one pressing Egan on the lack of modern safety studies since the 1929 Eli Lilly tests.
The video in the X post matches this exact hearing (transcripts and records confirm the exchange about the 1929 meningitis patient tests). Note that thimerosal was largely phased out of most routine U.S. childhood vaccines as a precaution in the early 2000s, though it's still used in some multi-dose flu vials and other contexts.