Zachary Levi

They know if a mother has hep B or not.

This was all predicated upon, by the way.

There was the study that was done that advocates for the hep B vaccine point to, and this data that says, well, but there's this amount of mothers who

even after testing still contracted Hep B and so therefore we just need to cover all of our bases to make sure that babies are given this vaccine.

That study was done on prison inmates.

That study was done with women who were essentially practicing things that would put themselves in harm's way that would make them susceptible to getting Hep B even after being tested for Hep B.

That is where that data came from.

That is not the normal.

That is not the average.

That is that is taking that is cherry picking a very small amount of data, then applying it to the general populace and then saying, well, see, this is what happens.

We don't know.

So we should probably just give every child a happy vaccine.

It's ludicrous.

It is absolutely insane that we're doing this.

More than that, Bobby, not too long ago.

He did a press conference where he showed the data, data that, by the way, I knew for a really long time.

People like me who have cared about this vaccine issue across all vaccines for a really long time and understanding that there is a lot of risk that comes with this.

And does the value, does the upshot outweigh these risks?

Bobby laid it out pretty clearly that if you look at the data,

You know, we've been told for a long time that vaccines are the main reason why we have, you know, essentially eradicated things like polio and measles, mumps and, you know, all of these things that we shoot up our children with to avoid these problems.