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Good morning, good afternoon, good evening wherever you are in the world is time to get out on the high wire.

If you haven't noticed, we are not in studio today. We are trying something brand new.

We are broadcasting live from the capital in Mississippi. So here in Mississippi, I think that something historic is about to take place.

They are looking at now, if you think about vaccine rights in this country, there's really only three states that don't have exemptions for vaccines.

This is California, West Virginia and Mississippi. Mississippi was the first to ever take away all of the exemptions except for medical, of course, which means you already have to have been injured by the vaccine in order to get one of those.

What they're working on here is a religious belief exemption, which 47 states in America have.

So the precedence is already there and every state that has those exemptions, the unvaccinated or the people that use those exemptions tends to be somewhere around 1%, sometimes as high as 2%.

But the truth is that the concern is about this mythological idea of herd immunity, and certainly that 1 or 2% does even get near to affecting that.

The fact that there's a lot of evidence that has been put out by the advertising agencies at the pharmaceutical industries that are free from liability on the products that they make to inject into our children, they're lying to us.

They're trying to create a fever and a panic over the idea that if Mississippi somehow lets those with religious convictions about vaccines opt out, that will be some sort of crisis in the state.

We know by the examples of the other 47 states that that just simply is not true.

It's been very interesting. I've been here for the last three days going from senators to congressman back and forth around this capital and discussing vaccines.

Of course, as you know, most of my work is in science that I come from the Doctor of Television show.

I celebrate science. I celebrate great doctors, great medicine.

And that's how I've come to this discussion. In fact, and you know that Bobby Kennedy, I have had the opportunity to put together a brilliant PowerPoint, many of you have seen that we presented before the National Institutes of Health.

So there's a real scientific approach to the problems with vaccines. Simply put, we can't find a single vaccine that's given to children that has gone through the double blind inert placebo study.

The scientific method of determining that drugs and vaccines are safe. It's not being done.

And when we asked the head institute National Institute of Health, HHS CDC, why that would be the case. They didn't say you're lying.

We do do those studies. What they said was it's unethical to do studies like that because we're so sure that every brand new vaccine that comes along is so great that to deny a placebo group that vaccine for the terms of a multi-year study to study.

If the vaccine causes cancer or multiple sclerosis or diabetes or a host of other issues that are skyrocketing in America, that would do a disservice to those that didn't get the vaccine.

Now, you can say whatever you want about that scientific thought. But here's the truth.

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