Casey Means

Yeah, in that passage of the book, I'm referring to... Well, Senator, I was high as a kite at the moment.

My mother's passing, which happened... She got a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer about a week after that experience.

And in my...

meditations and prayers.

At that time, I was having a deep sense that something ominous was coming.

It sounds like you have a lot to say about this issue, and I would be very interested to see how your staff looked at this data.

I have a strong feeling that the way in which they gather this data is done intentionally to...

Like you, I'm a physician.

I believe vaccines save lives.

I believe that vaccines are a key part of any infectious disease public health strategy.

And I would work with you, the CDC, the NIH, ACIP, FDA.

I'm supportive of vaccination.

I do believe that each patient, mother, parent,

needs to have a conversation with their pediatrician about any medication they're putting in their body and their children's bodies.

I'm not an individual's doctor, and every individual needs to talk to their doctor before putting a medication in their body.

We've got a huge percentage of American women on birth control pills.

That's, of course, hopefully post-puberty.

But we're putting women on exogenous estrogens for acne, for PCOS, for menstrual regularity, sometimes, of course, for actual birth control.

But it's very ubiquitous now in the environment.

And it's like, when you kind of know this stuff, you're like...