Calls for resignation grow as Epstein details emerge, Trump threatens Canada

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Why is Dr. Oz urging Americans to get vaccinated against measles?

Josh 0:00
Well, the pro-life movement is looking to kill people with measles. There's more Epstein fallout. Trump goes on yet another crazy rant, this time about Gordie Howe and Bridges. And then we talk about the possibility of a new Cold War. Plus, Pat and I talk about the changes coming in our congressional leaders and new EPA standards or lack thereof in the bonus show. I'm Josh, filling in for David Pakman on February 10th. You can catch me from Ring of Fire, youtube.com slash The Ring of Fire. Let's get into it.
Josh 0:48
Well, ladies and gentlemen, a March for Life is proving to be anything but as we see new outbreaks of measles coming from the D.C.

What are the implications of the Epstein records for Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick?

Josh 0:59
area after a pro-life march. Makes a lot of sense because of who tends to attend these pro-life marches. I'm Josh, filling in for David Pakman here February 10th. You can catch me on weekends on ring of fire. That is youtube.com slash the ring of fire. And right now the country is seeing a massive outbreak in measles and the measles outbreaks are happening exactly where you would think they would Republican run areas, Republican events, places where you'd see pseudoscience and anti-vax attitudes and all combining in one small spot. So D.C. is just the tip of the iceberg.

What did Trump say about the new bridge between Canada and the U.S.?

Josh 1:48
They've confirmed that one of the hot spots is this March for Life rally. Other hot spots they pointed to? Catholic churches and other gathering places that were related to the March for Life. Gee, you have a preventable disease, people not taking the steps to prevent it, and then they all gather in one spot as an outbreak occurs. wonder what could go wrong. I wonder where we saw this previously. It's almost like we saw this, I don't know, a few years ago under the first Trump presidency with COVID. A rejection of science, a rejection of preventable measures, and then you have mixed messaging at the top, which just tells people, hey, we don't know what we're doing.

How are Trump's tariffs affecting American households?

Josh 2:37
You're on your own. And I hate to say it, when you have large groups of people and you don't give them direction, you don't give them expertise, they're not going to always do the wisest thing out there. So when you have a MAHA movement with RFK Jr. out there questioning the efficacy of vaccines and saying that we're having too many vaccines, Americans don't hear the nuance of, hey, the measles vaccine's good, but these other vaccines with the same ingredients are bad. They don't see that. They just see the distrust.

What is the current status of ICE and judicial warrants amid a government shutdown?

Josh 3:18
And all of a sudden, medical science doesn't matter to the American public anymore. And it's forced people like Dr. Oz to be challenged by Dana Bash on CNN, where he has to actually beg the American public to take the measles vaccine. Let's look at the clip.
Dana Bash 3:38
Speaking of transparency, I do wanna, before I let you go, ask you about a record surge in measles in the United States. South Carolina, for example, is currently reporting 800 cases. It's the worst outbreak since measles was declared eradicated more than three decades ago.

What nuclear safety regulations is the Trump administration changing?

Dana Bash 3:54
Is this a consequence of the administration undermining support or advocacy for measles and other vaccines?
Dr. Mehmet Oz 4:02
I don't believe so. We've advocated for measles vaccines all along. Secretary Kennedy's been at the very front of this. Oh, come on. When the first outbreak happened in Texas, he said, get your vaccines for measles because that's an example of an ailment that you should get vaccinated against. What happened with the core schedule that was released at the beginning of last month was to say, listen, we look at what happened in Europe.

How is Amazon's Ring collaborating with law enforcement?

Dr. Mehmet Oz 4:25
In Europe, if you give people 80 different vaccine doses to take, people start
Dana Bash 4:30
But I'm specifically talking about measles here. I mean, you talked about RFK Jr., the group Children's Health Defense that he founded and ran up until three years ago, posted on X, despite the media's scare tactics, there's no reason to fear measles. Should people fear measles?
Dr. Mehmet Oz 4:46
Oh, for sure. And we actually are pretty aggressive at CMS. We fund any vaccine you want to take.

What are the recent developments regarding Steve Bannon's conviction?

Dr. Mehmet Oz 4:51
There will never be a barrier to Americans get access to the measles vaccine.
Dana Bash 4:55
And as a doctor, your message to people about the measles vaccine is?

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