Theo Von

Okay. Super important, specific and general question you're asking. First question as a scientist, I would ask is what was the frequency of people with measles coming into the hospital before there was a focus on measles. Like two years ago, before the discussion about measles and vaccines was as prominent, at least measles vaccines. Back then it was all about COVID vaccines.

Okay. Super important, specific and general question you're asking. First question as a scientist, I would ask is what was the frequency of people with measles coming into the hospital before there was a focus on measles. Like two years ago, before the discussion about measles and vaccines was as prominent, at least measles vaccines. Back then it was all about COVID vaccines.

So I'd say, if we were to look in the medical history, because hospitals keep records, this was in East Rutherford. Okay, so in New Jersey, I have relatives in New Jersey, how many measles cases were identified in the last 10 years. And what percentage of those reported having been in a public place prior?

So I'd say, if we were to look in the medical history, because hospitals keep records, this was in East Rutherford. Okay, so in New Jersey, I have relatives in New Jersey, how many measles cases were identified in the last 10 years. And what percentage of those reported having been in a public place prior?

So I'd say, if we were to look in the medical history, because hospitals keep records, this was in East Rutherford. Okay, so in New Jersey, I have relatives in New Jersey, how many measles cases were identified in the last 10 years. And what percentage of those reported having been in a public place prior?

That's what I'd want to know, because that will tell you whether or not this is the media amplifying. Here we go.

That's what I'd want to know, because that will tell you whether or not this is the media amplifying. Here we go.

That's what I'd want to know, because that will tell you whether or not this is the media amplifying. Here we go.

Yeah, well, we hear about these things like bird flu. Remember a few years back, it was monkeypox? Yeah. Monkeypox. We don't hear about monkeypox anymore. That was like monkeypox is coming for us.

Yeah, well, we hear about these things like bird flu. Remember a few years back, it was monkeypox? Yeah. Monkeypox. We don't hear about monkeypox anymore. That was like monkeypox is coming for us.

Yeah, well, we hear about these things like bird flu. Remember a few years back, it was monkeypox? Yeah. Monkeypox. We don't hear about monkeypox anymore. That was like monkeypox is coming for us.

There are cases of measles that can be very detrimental, but there's an episode of the Brady Bunch. Do you remember this episode of the Brady Bunch where they all get measles? And then at the end, Alice walks in and she's got the spots and she goes, I've got measles too. You know, when I was a kid, I had the chicken pox. Now I'm not trying to make light of the measles, right?

There are cases of measles that can be very detrimental, but there's an episode of the Brady Bunch. Do you remember this episode of the Brady Bunch where they all get measles? And then at the end, Alice walks in and she's got the spots and she goes, I've got measles too. You know, when I was a kid, I had the chicken pox. Now I'm not trying to make light of the measles, right?

There are cases of measles that can be very detrimental, but there's an episode of the Brady Bunch. Do you remember this episode of the Brady Bunch where they all get measles? And then at the end, Alice walks in and she's got the spots and she goes, I've got measles too. You know, when I was a kid, I had the chicken pox. Now I'm not trying to make light of the measles, right?

Like any infectious disease, there's inflammation of the body and brain. There are cases where these diseases cause serious long-term effects. And then there are cases where it has less of an effect. The most important thing to understand for me would be what are the real statistics of like, is measles becoming more frequent? Is that tied to the shift?

Like any infectious disease, there's inflammation of the body and brain. There are cases where these diseases cause serious long-term effects. And then there are cases where it has less of an effect. The most important thing to understand for me would be what are the real statistics of like, is measles becoming more frequent? Is that tied to the shift?

Like any infectious disease, there's inflammation of the body and brain. There are cases where these diseases cause serious long-term effects. And then there are cases where it has less of an effect. The most important thing to understand for me would be what are the real statistics of like, is measles becoming more frequent? Is that tied to the shift?

Because let's face it, regardless of where you stand on the issue of vaccination, people are now taking a look again at vaccination. The vaccine schedules have expanded, right? You know, I'm part of the medical community. I'm an employee of Stanford School of Medicine. And I would say I fall more, just full disclosure, into the more conventional standpoint of this. I want to be really clear.

Because let's face it, regardless of where you stand on the issue of vaccination, people are now taking a look again at vaccination. The vaccine schedules have expanded, right? You know, I'm part of the medical community. I'm an employee of Stanford School of Medicine. And I would say I fall more, just full disclosure, into the more conventional standpoint of this. I want to be really clear.

Because let's face it, regardless of where you stand on the issue of vaccination, people are now taking a look again at vaccination. The vaccine schedules have expanded, right? You know, I'm part of the medical community. I'm an employee of Stanford School of Medicine. And I would say I fall more, just full disclosure, into the more conventional standpoint of this. I want to be really clear.