Dr. Jeanne Marazzo, who succeeded Dr. Anthony Fauci as the top infectious disease official in the U.S., alleges she is being punished by the Trump administration for the actions of her predecessor, Dr. Anthony Fauci, and her views on vaccines. Dr. Marazzo was a top scientist at the National Institutes of Health until late March, when she was placed on leave, after clashing in a meeting with newly-appointed administration officials over flu vaccines, in a season when at least 279 children had die

In a new federal whistleblower complaint, former top NIH scientist Dr. Jeanne Marrazzo says she was ousted after defending childhood vaccines. In an exclusive interview, she told CBS News’ Ed O'Keefe Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s vaccine skepticism was influencing policy at the agency: "He appears to be driven by a desire to satisfy a need to tear things down.” | CBS Evening News