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sanjay gupta, thank you for setting the record straight y. should note that journeys around the world to find secrets to building a better life, better for the mind, body and soul. his series "chasing life" premieres saturday at 9:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> top of the hour, 10:00 a.m. eastern, 7:00 a.m. out west. i'm poppy harlow. jim sciutto has today off. this morning a change in strategy as white house braces for the mueller report. the president just a week ago said quote there should be no mueller report. now he says he wants transparency, that the special counsel's findings should be made public. >> i don't mind. frankly, i told the house, if you want let them see it. let it come out. let people see it. >> well, the president's change in tune may be partly due to the overwhelmingly bipartisan majority of americans who say the public should see the report. that's 87%. sarah westwood joins me live at the white house with more. was this an intentional shift in strategy or was the president caught off guard. >> reporter: this does seem like a

sanjay gupta and a professor of health law at georgetown university.r, measles was gone from the united states. basically eradicated. now it's back. back largely because there are unvaccinated people in the united states, professor. still, you say you think it is a bad idea that they are banning these unvaccinated children and people from public spaces. why? >> let's begin by saying vaccinations were one of the great public health achievements of the 21st century. they are remarkable. one of the most effective low risk medical interventions. we have good methods to do that through taking away religious and philosophical exemptions and requiring vaccinations at school entry. you really don't want to punish children by actually virtually making them under house arrest. they can't go out. they can't play with friends. if the child had measles, of course you would do that. if the child is just unvaccinated it's taking a sledgehammer to crack a nut. we want to educate parents. we don't want to punish them and their children. >> the problem with that though,

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cost mol gists, with scientists, with business people like russell brand with neuroscientist, sanjay guptannection to intuition, imagination, so it's more than just mindfulness. >> i wanted to get your thoughts on social media in particular because there's so much backlash ultimately is social media healthy for us what do you think? >> social media is not going to be stopped technology is irreversible so we have to decide how we use it if you go on the internet and look at social media, you have everything over there from the divine to the diabolical so technology is neutral. it's up to us how we use it. >> how necessary is the message that you're delivering to get out there at the moment because it feels like people are aware of wellness, there is a lot of yoga and meditation that takes place relative to a decade ago >> it is the case but what is happening right now is we have validation by looking at neu neuroplasticity, inflammation in the body, what happens to genes, we have studies that show that even within a week, people have remarkable changes in their gene expressions, all the gen

there is an amazing documentary by sanjay gupta last night about the exploding amount of stress, andovoked by social media, by our phone, by the fact we sleep with it, use it in social interactions. we're never apart. so i think this is a very important cultural moment when millennials themselves are finding a solution to a problem that everybody is now acknowledging. >> but arianna, millennials are still on facebook. it's still very crowded. they are on snapchat, younger. it's a very crowded space for social media so how do you position yourself among advertisers and among consumers to break in? >> first of all, this is not a technology play. of course, millennials are going to continue to be on social media playing games, doing all the things they're doing the philosophy of twenty and the practice is to set some boundaries so you also have time with your friends. that you also engage in real life it's not either/or but to make it easier to engage in real life it's more and more important because contrary to what we thought, if you spend a lot of time scrolling through instagram or