A new nationwide online poll conducted by Zogby Strategies in conjunction with Children’s Health Defense (CHD) shows an increasing number of Americans are “infuriated” after learning only about 60% of employees at the National Institutes of Health (NIH) have been vaccinated for COVID.

On May 11, during a U.S. Senate hearing, Dr. Anthony Fauci said a little more than half to 60% of NIH employees had received the COVID-19 vaccine. Dr. Peter Marks confirmed a similar percentage of employees at the U.S. Food and Drug Administration had been vaccinated.

The results from a May 20 nationwide poll of 1,011 likely voters shows that while Fauci has a 60% level of trust (combining “trust very much” and “trust somewhat”), there is a substantial sense of anger and mistrust towards institutions like the NIH and Centers for Disease and Control (CDC).

When asked which statement comes closer to poll participants’ views, knowing that approximately half of CDC and NIH employees have not taken the vaccine, just under four of 10 (38%) agreed the news is “infuriating and sends the message that even the experts have concern about the vaccine” vs. 46% who “give them the benefit of the doubt.”

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