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typically we give the first measles vaccinations called mmr measles, mumps rubella vaccine towards theyear of life. my understanding is that the 80 plus cases about more than 70,75 have been unvaccinated. so this is in many respects a self inflicted wound that a lot of these cases are all of these cases could have been prevented had those kids received their routine mmr vaccination. so what i'm really worried about, geoff, is this a spillover from all the anti vaccine activism we saw really take off around covid-19 vaccines for adults. remember, the numbers are horrific, an estimated 200,000 americans needlessly lost their lives because they refused the covid vaccine, even after vaccines became widely available, and it's happening because of a rise in what i call the anti vaccine anti science aggression coming from activists. and now i think they're going to try to target all childhood immunizations, and measles is a deadly illness. in the year 2000, half a million kids about 500,000 kids died annually from measles. and now that number we've brought down below 100,000. i'm worried abou

is a defense of the policies of the trump administration, and definitely worth a read and it is also mmrt week and reveals some new details about some important recent history including the events of january 6th printed and through attic, vice president pence also offers insight first party, and the take on new relevance and new words following last week's election results and the announcements made earlier this week. and when vice president mike pence's best spoke with thehe reagan library, he was in the summer of 2021 and it was part choosing speaker series. and with a series, we invite republican leaders to offer their view on the right direction from the party if it is to be successful in the future and so as we gather here this evening, this seems that the choice now facing the party, is becoming even starker and probably moree complicated as a party, we needed to get this right and i am certain that the first piece of advice, our speaker this evening would offer about the future is this prayed uphold your oath to the constitution, so help you god. ladies and gentlemen, please join

>> there is precedent for try veil lent vaccine, measels, mumps, rubella, mmr shot.fferent populations throwing it all in one shot. rsv is primarily a pediatric disease. despite what people say covid, still by and large is not a pediatric disease. and then the flu which will be the third part of that, it affects young adults but predominantly for older individuals. what we've done unfortunately we've gotten back from the entire purpose of a vaccine. hit targeted groups, targeted ages of individuals or targeted groups with certain diseases. stepping back to a trivalent with these different type of disease processes, we're pointing out to myocarditis especially in younger men or some other blood clotting disorders, i'm questioning the need for that type of an intervention really at this point in time, especially in the age of therapeutics. elizabeth: while you were talking we were showing disclosures from a study by mass general, brigham & women's hospital in massachusetts general up in boston. they found increased inflammation and cardiac injury in teenagers around yo

these cases are all of these cases could have been prevented had these kids received their routine mmrons. what i'm really worried about is this is spillover from all of the anti-vaccine activism we saw really take off around covid-19 vaccines for adults. remember, the numbers are horrific. an estimated 200,000 americans needlessly lost their lives because they refused the covid vaccine, even after vaccines and itwidely available, is happening because of a rise in what i call anti-vaccine, antiscience aggression coming from activist. now i think they are going to try to target all childhood immunizations. measles is a deadly illness. in the year 2000, 500,000 kids died annually from measles, and now that number we have brought down to low 100,000. i'm worried about a reversal of that not only in the united states but globally. just a reminder that measles is nothing to trifle th. it is a serious iness and one of the leading causes of death for kids under the age of five. >> thanks as always for your time and clear insights. we appreciate it. >> thank you. ♪ >> she's been called one of

vaccine induced myocarditis, blood clots and other serious adverse effectverse efs are real risk fi the mmr vaccine, which stillne has not been given full fdaand h approval. and then there was this. today, some vaccine advisorsfed to the federal government say ay they're disappointed and angry that government scientists in the pharmacynt scienaceutica coa didn't present a set of infection data on the company's new covid-19 booster during meetings last year. poat data suggested the possibility that ssthe updated booster might note be any more effective at preventing covid-19 infections than the original shots. >>ots. oops, so much for transparency. >> and why is this only coming out now? now months after the emergency approval was given for that second approved second booster ? soe my question is dam, is them beginning to break against big pharma and the federalfo government for its push for thre these experimental shots? joining me now?, dr. peter mccullough, epidemiologist, cardiologistdr. author of the courage to face covid-19, dr f. call up now.. maybe we're overreacting to what seems to

mmr. fallon:: i rise today to commemorate the life of -- life and service of brian clint war lee of emery, texas. emery is a small town in raines county where great americans reside. and i befriended during my campaign in 2020 his parents, fred and sue war lee who couldn't be more gentle, wonderful, loving souls. brian was born in denton, texas, on march 11, 1968. he graduated from raines high school in emery in 1987 where he was a star basketball, baseball, track, and football player. brian received all-district honors for his athletic performanceness and was voted most courteous, best personality and most prestigious at raines high school. in 1991, brian graduated from kilgore college police academy and began his law enforce. career at the mount pleasant police department. he received several commendations in his first four years as a police officer and once helped save an elderly citizen from choking. saved a life. moreover, his work in the selective traffic enforcement program helped a

so 40 to 49 year olds, the mmr and a booster in the autumn, a healthy 40 to 49 year olds, most of themerious hospital possession cases the government's own figures so that means only one in 800 having an adverse reaction to . the severe adverse reaction to. the severe adverse reaction to. the severe adverse events to the to the booster you have 1166 serious adverse . reactions to keep one adverse. reactions to keep one person at a hospital with covid in the high risk for the same age group, 49,800 would have to be boosted. that's going to be to keep one person out of hospital. that's going to be 62 serious adverse events . no serious adverse events. no wonder did they see the eye change recommendation and said no one under 50 is going to have the booster now we're not going to roll it out. the children, which is a huge relief to me. however when you look at the figures, it clearly that no one should have had the booster because in age group is there because in no age group is there any against the risk any net benefit against the risk of adverse reaction from the of an adverse reaction

the team will get a better idea on the stent of rock parties injury after that, mmr i know trey lancel return from his own injuries. he missed most of the season with a broken ankle. doctors had to operate on that ankle for a second time at the end of last year, and it was possible that jimmy garoppolo could have returned from a broken foot in time for the super bowl. but he will be a free agent and will likely sign with another team. however the niners could bring him back as a backup like they did this season. if there isn't interesting rapallo in the free agent market. and the 49ers have a long list of players who will become free agents that includes garoppolo, defensive back jimmy ward, offensive tackle mike mcglinchey, offensive lineman jake brendel and defensive lineman charles donahue. so for the super bowl, super bowl 57. the eagles will play the kansas city chiefs. 45 yards. that did it. kansas city chiefs kicker harrison bucker kicked the 45 yard field goal for the win. the chiefs beat the cincinnati bengals 23 to 20 and won the championship for the chiefs. it's their third

you are a legitimate scientist you were one of the initial team working on the mmr and a techno ologyhemselves , but on the ability themselves, but on the ability to put some messenger rna into , to put some messenger rna into, the lipid nanoparticles to get them into the human body. now, i just want do that in just want to do that in nutshell, because what i want to talk now is whether talk to you about now is whether you on the last three you look back on the last three years, you've been silenced, you've been censored, you've been cancelled. and how different your life today different is your life today than it was ? i think we've lost than it was? i think we've lost him all. you still there, robert ? oh oh, i think we might have lost his connection. and i think he's back easy back. yeah, i'm back. yeah i think i can. i think you can hear me there we go. how different is your life today than it was before the beginning of 2020? i almost constantly i'm just back from orlando. i put on over 400,000 miles last year on a commercial air travel through europe in the united states to spea

the mmr rks p. and adopting findings of consistency with the general plan and priority policy of the planning code in connection with the housing element 2022 update. conforming amendments to the air quality commerce industry environmental protection and urban design elements. again, the principle action here today is adopting resolution approving the ordinance to adopt the housing element 2022 as proposed. inclusive of the proposed revisions and edits presented in the memo today. these edits include the direction provided from hcd in the letter of yesterday december 14. we also want to note the ordinance is amended to include findings that the planning commission has made that the housing element is substantially compliant with state law. finally, the third action would initiate further general plan amendment hcd requires additional edits after today that require further consideration by the planning commission. the initiation action enable to more expeditiously schedule approval hearing for any fu