Let's look at some of the modern day public health propaganda if you will

reporting whatever we're going to call it a lot of people have written in a lot of

parents have written in ask us to really look at this story's we're gonna do a deep

dive in the most recent

measles scare that the media is drumming up and if you haven't seen it, it

looks like this. Right. It's making headlines around the world. The highly

contagious measles virus is seeing a

resurgence. Health leaders at both the local and national level are warning of a

recent uptick in what they consider to be a preventable disease. There's a new

health alert from the CDC about the rising number of measles cases around the country.

So far this year, there have been 58 confirmed cases across 17 states.

That's equal to the total number of cases we saw in all of last year.

Three of those cases we know we're right here in Minnesota.

The Florida Department of Health has reported 10 measles cases, 9 in Broward County and one in Polk.

Most doctors agree the spread is being fueled by low vaccination rates, especially among

young children, many of whom stopped getting the shots during the COVID outbreak and never got back on schedule.

The rate of immunization among kindergartners is starting to drop, and it's not surprising that this is the disease you see because this is the most contagious

of the vaccine preventable diseases.

There we are.

Big, you know, the media loves the measles outbreak.

They sure do.

And you remember back in 2019, the High Wire was on the ground in Rockland County

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