October 21, 2009 10:28 AM
In a months long CBS News investigation, state-by-state results of tests for H1N1 found that most cases were negative. The Wall Street Journal's Alicia Mundy and Politico's Fred Barbash spoke with Sharyl Attkisson about these startling findings.
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Why haven't other news organizations picked this up? And why isn't the clip displayed more prominently on CBS' home page?
I don't go for conspiracy theories, but I've got to say I'm truly shocked that the CDC doesn't seem to WANT to know how many cases of H1N1 are really out there. Hmm, now why would that be? Let's see...could somebody have stock in Novartis, Medimmune, Astra-Zeneca?