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Good morning, good afternoon, good night, wherever you are in the world, it's time to get some high-wire.

That's what this is about. I got a great show today. A lot of times lately I've been sort of breaking out into the news and looking at different things.

Today I'm going to be very specific. I'm going to talk a lot about vaccines today. So if you are a pro-vaxer, you may want to tune out because today I'm going to prove to you that this is now a national debate as a debate in your own mainstream media and a debate in science.

Not just people out there reading Facebook or running around having knee jerk opinions like you'd like to say, now you have a problem.

Now mainstream science has to question the safety of vaccines which is going to prove all the parents of injured children right. It's a big show, a lot to talk about.

But first I want to talk about what hit me last night when I was driving home in my car. I heard an interview with Jimmy Kimmel.

You want to check this out and I'll tell you why. After you watch it, here's Jimmy Kimmel.

Okay, so last week Bill Cassidy and Senator Lindsey Graham proposed a new bill, the Graham Cassidy bill. Most of the Congress people who vote on this bill probably won't even read it.

And they want us to do the same thing. They want us to treat it like an iTunes service agreement.

And they're counting on you to be so overwhelmed with all the information. You just trust them to take care of you, but they're not taking care of you.

They're taking care of the people who give the money after my son had opened a heart surgery, which was something I spoke about in the air.

A politician her name Bill Cassidy from Louisiana was on my show and he wasn't very honest. I don't know. I am politicizing my son's health problems because I have to.

All right, so Jimmy Kimmel had a really terrible circumstance with his son being born. Born with two congenital heart issues is going to face multiple surgeries.

Now, of course, Jimmy Kimmel can afford to handle a problem like that. And I want to say right up front, my prayers are with Jimmy.

I do have a sense of what that's like we had a our second pregnancy with my wife had complications and was actually one of the first things they found was a hole in our baby's heart.

Multiple problems, though, ended up having us lose the baby right before he was due.

So I know what type of pressure situation like that brings. And I think it's great that Jimmy is using his own personal story to try and bring attention to our health care system and how it should help people that are not finance like Jimmy Kimmel.

And that's what he's trying to do here. What he's talking about is the Graham Cassidy Bill.

Now, we've all watched this insanity ever, you know, in our government. I'm really even back in Obama during the Affordable Care Act, the argument from the conservative side versus the liberals, those fighting for the Affordable Care Act. And I'll tell you right now, I was a person that was strongly behind the Affordable Care Act that told you before I voted for President Obama both times.

And I had an interesting perspective working on the doctors television show because one of the things that we would do on that show, one of my favorite parts of the doctors was the fact that it had this real Santa Claus element to it, which, you know, you're constantly looking for content.

I had to fill an hour long show once a week, every week for the entire year. And so in order to do that, you're looking for, you know, just great stories.

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