Peter Doocy

I mean, what does he say? He says, first of all, you know, the draw is the false equivalency between MMR vaccine and these phony baloney nutritional supplements that nobody needs. That's point one. Then he says the hospitalizations are due to Um, he says the hospitalizations are due to quarantine and isolation when those 90 plus kids who've been hospitalized are really, really sick.

I mean, what does he say? He says, first of all, you know, the draw is the false equivalency between MMR vaccine and these phony baloney nutritional supplements that nobody needs. That's point one. Then he says the hospitalizations are due to Um, he says the hospitalizations are due to quarantine and isolation when those 90 plus kids who've been hospitalized are really, really sick.

I mean, what does he say? He says, first of all, you know, the draw is the false equivalency between MMR vaccine and these phony baloney nutritional supplements that nobody needs. That's point one. Then he says the hospitalizations are due to Um, he says the hospitalizations are due to quarantine and isolation when those 90 plus kids who've been hospitalized are really, really sick.

They have measles, pneumonia, measles, neurologic, uh, uh, involved involvement in, in, in severe dehydration or, and he keeps going. He says the MMR vaccine is a, as a leaky vaccine, whatever that means. And he, you know, says that the MMR immunization rates declines 4% per year. It's nonsense. There's one modeling study suggesting it may decline 0.04% per year. That's a hundredfold difference.

They have measles, pneumonia, measles, neurologic, uh, uh, involved involvement in, in, in severe dehydration or, and he keeps going. He says the MMR vaccine is a, as a leaky vaccine, whatever that means. And he, you know, says that the MMR immunization rates declines 4% per year. It's nonsense. There's one modeling study suggesting it may decline 0.04% per year. That's a hundredfold difference.

They have measles, pneumonia, measles, neurologic, uh, uh, involved involvement in, in, in severe dehydration or, and he keeps going. He says the MMR vaccine is a, as a leaky vaccine, whatever that means. And he, you know, says that the MMR immunization rates declines 4% per year. It's nonsense. There's one modeling study suggesting it may decline 0.04% per year. That's a hundredfold difference.

And it keeps on going. He says the MMR vaccine is contaminated with aborted fetal material, whereas the two M's, the measles and the mumps,

And it keeps on going. He says the MMR vaccine is contaminated with aborted fetal material, whereas the two M's, the measles and the mumps,

And it keeps on going. He says the MMR vaccine is contaminated with aborted fetal material, whereas the two M's, the measles and the mumps,

attenuated virus is grown in chick embryo cells and their rubella component is grown in a cell line that's been propagated for over 60 years after it came from two aborted either one of two aborted fetuses but it's a cell line propagated in tissue culture for 60 years there's no aborted fetal material in it and The Vatican, the Pope have signed off on it.

attenuated virus is grown in chick embryo cells and their rubella component is grown in a cell line that's been propagated for over 60 years after it came from two aborted either one of two aborted fetuses but it's a cell line propagated in tissue culture for 60 years there's no aborted fetal material in it and The Vatican, the Pope have signed off on it.

attenuated virus is grown in chick embryo cells and their rubella component is grown in a cell line that's been propagated for over 60 years after it came from two aborted either one of two aborted fetuses but it's a cell line propagated in tissue culture for 60 years there's no aborted fetal material in it and The Vatican, the Pope have signed off on it.

And then, you know, it keeps on going, this consistent theme of downplaying the severity of the illness the vaccine's designed to prevent and exaggerating the very, very rare side effects. And of course, it's happening when we've now had this measles epidemic going on since January. It's still going, you know, it'll...

And then, you know, it keeps on going, this consistent theme of downplaying the severity of the illness the vaccine's designed to prevent and exaggerating the very, very rare side effects. And of course, it's happening when we've now had this measles epidemic going on since January. It's still going, you know, it'll...

And then, you know, it keeps on going, this consistent theme of downplaying the severity of the illness the vaccine's designed to prevent and exaggerating the very, very rare side effects. And of course, it's happening when we've now had this measles epidemic going on since January. It's still going, you know, it'll...

Every time there's an update from the Texas Department of State Health Services, which we get on Tuesdays and Fridays, every time there's an increase, we know this epidemic is going to last at least another two weeks longer because that's roughly the incubation period.

Every time there's an update from the Texas Department of State Health Services, which we get on Tuesdays and Fridays, every time there's an increase, we know this epidemic is going to last at least another two weeks longer because that's roughly the incubation period.

Every time there's an update from the Texas Department of State Health Services, which we get on Tuesdays and Fridays, every time there's an increase, we know this epidemic is going to last at least another two weeks longer because that's roughly the incubation period.

of of measles and now it's extended uh as as dr singh points out in in other parts of texas in the austin area in the san antonio area we don't know if that's going to take off and it's now moving up in in the great plains right it's going up into uh it's going up into oklahoma and to kansas and by the way it could meet in the middle for another trend that's happening

of of measles and now it's extended uh as as dr singh points out in in other parts of texas in the austin area in the san antonio area we don't know if that's going to take off and it's now moving up in in the great plains right it's going up into uh it's going up into oklahoma and to kansas and by the way it could meet in the middle for another trend that's happening