Epidemiologist: "They Know Exactly What They'll Find" | Nicolas Hulscher #546

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What recent changes did the Trump administration make to childhood vaccine requirements?

Aubrey Marcus 0:00
Nick, it's great to have you on the show, man.
Nicolas Hulscher 0:03
Uh, thanks for having me.
Aubrey Marcus 0:05
So you're really in the forefront working with Dr. Peter McCullough in bringing to light all of the actual real evidence involving a lot of these very controversial issues. And right now, depending on when this podcast comes out, but it's super fresh right now, Trump actually just made a really big move and actually decreased the vaccine requirement. requirement schedule for children. So walk us through what happened there and what evidence he's looking at, and then anything else that you see on this childhood vaccine schedule.
Nicolas Hulscher 0:41
Yeah, so this is very, very big. And you know, it's not as much as I would have liked to see, but it is definitely a major, major improvement to the previous CDC's hyper vaccination schedule of 72 doses by age eighteen. So what this executive order does is it basically does like eight things. But the main thing is it calls for separation. Vaccine visits. So instead of going to get eight, six, seven, eight vaccines in one visit pumped into a little baby, those would be separated out at at separate visits. So that substantially decreases the risk of adverse events. The other thing they called for was a basically a improvement. In parental choice, for you know, do they want to give their children uh 32 vaccines by age two to go to school?
Nicolas Hulscher 1:42
And so basically, he directed the attorney general to investigate states that are based they that have ridiculous vaccine requirements at schools, like specifically California, like you have to get all of the vaccines just to go to school and you can't opt out even with a religious exemption in some cases so they're going after that and they are also shrinking the recommended vaccines what are called the universally recommended vaccines from about 72 uh 72 doses down to 11 vaccine types which will be about 30 doses And so that is a major shrinkage in the universally recommended vaccines. And they moved out COVID shots, they moved out hepatitis B shots from birth as universally recommended. So that's all very good.
Nicolas Hulscher 2:38
And then the other big one I want to mention is they are directing the separation. of the MMR shot. The Measles Mumps Rebella shot, that's a three in one vaccine. they called for the separation of it into three distinct vaccines. And what Trump said yesterday, which would have been uh August tenth Trump said that the MMR vaccine is in quotes quite lethal. And he's absolutely true. And I think he actually read our study on that that we published a few months ago. We found that the MMR vaccine has been linked. According to the CDC's own data, we looked at the vaccine adverse event reporting system. The MMR and MMR vaccines have been linked to 2600% more deaths than measles infection for the past 30 years.
Nicolas Hulscher 3:37
So that's a crazy contrast. The children died of sudden infant death syndrome, cardiac arrest, encephalitis seizures. Most of them died within two weeks of the vaccine. And so we established a serious mortality signal with those shots. And so I think that was one of the driving forces to help them get rid of that monster shot and at least separate it up. So yeah, lots of lots of positive things there. So
Aubrey Marcus 4:08
a critic might take a look at what you said and said, Well, if we didn't have the vaccines, measles would be killing way more people. So how do you respond to that kind of line of questioning?
Nicolas Hulscher 4:22
But the thing about measles is it's very mild and it should never, ever, ever be fatal in this modern age. You know, before the vaccines, measles vaccines in like the 60s, there was about 400 deaths. Um it was not, you know, and that was before we had modern treatments, modern treatment protocols and management protocols in the hospital. So now we get up to today, not one healthy child should ever die of measles. It's extremely mild, and its case fatality rate is far lower than influenza's. And so, you know, I would not be concerned that all of a sudden people are going to start dying from measles. I mean, they used to have measles parties, and then if people want

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