Hannah Rosen

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Yeah. And it's not just RFK, right?

Yeah. And it's not just RFK, right?

Yeah. And it's not just RFK, right?

OK, so let's talk about this broad category of anti-vaxxers or vaccine skeptics or vaccine doubters. Who are they and what do we know about what they believe?

OK, so let's talk about this broad category of anti-vaxxers or vaccine skeptics or vaccine doubters. Who are they and what do we know about what they believe?

OK, so let's talk about this broad category of anti-vaxxers or vaccine skeptics or vaccine doubters. Who are they and what do we know about what they believe?

Now, Weldon said in an interview that, like you said, he would not describe himself as anti-vaccine. His own children are vaccinated and that he administers vaccines in his own clinic. So help me understand how to categorize these guys. I mean, we've got RFK and Dave Weldon who are specifically associated with skepticism about vaccines.

Now, Weldon said in an interview that, like you said, he would not describe himself as anti-vaccine. His own children are vaccinated and that he administers vaccines in his own clinic. So help me understand how to categorize these guys. I mean, we've got RFK and Dave Weldon who are specifically associated with skepticism about vaccines.

Now, Weldon said in an interview that, like you said, he would not describe himself as anti-vaccine. His own children are vaccinated and that he administers vaccines in his own clinic. So help me understand how to categorize these guys. I mean, we've got RFK and Dave Weldon who are specifically associated with skepticism about vaccines.

How would you as a science journalist characterize their skepticism? How should we understand it?

How would you as a science journalist characterize their skepticism? How should we understand it?

How would you as a science journalist characterize their skepticism? How should we understand it?

So we have people who you describe as having a fringe belief in charge of varying health organizations. What does that mean? What can they do?

So we have people who you describe as having a fringe belief in charge of varying health organizations. What does that mean? What can they do?

So we have people who you describe as having a fringe belief in charge of varying health organizations. What does that mean? What can they do?

So right now the state of affairs is that there are this fairly standard and commonly accepted list of vaccines that are approved year by year by the CDC. And then that translates down to insurance companies and schools. And it's basically a kind of routine process now. Like it doesn't have that many hitches, even though there's some number of people who opt out of getting vaccines for their kids.

So right now the state of affairs is that there are this fairly standard and commonly accepted list of vaccines that are approved year by year by the CDC. And then that translates down to insurance companies and schools. And it's basically a kind of routine process now. Like it doesn't have that many hitches, even though there's some number of people who opt out of getting vaccines for their kids.