Let's talk about Netflix, but I don't want to talk about their shows and movies.

I want to talk about the economic impact Netflix makes in this country.

Over the past 10 years, Netflix has contributed $225 billion to the U.S. economy.

They've brought productions to all 50 states and hired over 150,000 Americans as cast and crew.

That's carpenters, electricians, and small businesses, all real American jobs.

Netflix, investing in America.

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It's Wednesday, February 25th, and this is Evening Wire.

President Trump's pick for Surgeon General and a maha favorite Dr. Casey Means was grilled

by the Senate Health Committee today.

Means is an outspoken critic of the medication first health model and recently published a book

about lifestyle interventions. She's also supported parents' rights to choose which vaccines

their children's receive. Here's Means defending parents' rights to pass on the hepatitis B vaccine,

typically given shortly after birth.

I do think that this administration is committed to making sure we have the safest vaccine schedule and that parents have the opportunity to have shared clinical decision-making on specific vaccines with their doctor

so they can make the best decisions for their family. This is not a condemnation

of the vaccine generally, which I am very supportive of. However, I do believe that the thrust

towards parents wanting to have the ability to have shared clinical decision-making with their

doctor is important when there are conditions like hepatitis B, where there's differential

risk amongst different populations.

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