The views and opinions expressed in these radio programs are those of the individual hosts

and do not reflect the official policy or position of Universal Broadcasting Network.

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

We have been really busy, we've had some amazing shows and in fact our numbers have almost

doubled on high-wire just in the last two weeks. For those of you that are new though, maybe you

haven't seen me talk about herd immunity, so I want you to go to our Facebook page when this is

all over so I can lay out for you the myth of herd immunity. But today, I've got some amazing

guests coming. We've got Dr. Suzanne Humphries, this is going to speak about the problems with

the Wootping cough vaccine and how you can protect yourself. And I have been being, you know,

bombarded with emails and texts of parents who are finding themselves in court up against spouses

that are trying to force vaccinate their children using that issue as a way to win custody.

Other parents are losing their children because of this vaccine issue and they're reaching out

for help. I've brought in lawyer Allison Fulmer, I think one of the best in the world in this topic.

She's going to have advice for all of us on what to do if we find ourselves in this terrible

experience and also what to do to avoid it. You're not going to want to miss this show. But first,

I want to explain why I'm here. I've been on Twitter, I've been on Facebook, I've been

communicated with doctors that try to say that I'm anti-science or that somehow I, you know,

that I'm putting children at risk. And I want to talk today exactly, I'm going to try and convince

you if you're not already on my side why I'm right. Okay? In order to do that, I want to start out

with a little story. There was once a child king, yes, I've pulled out my army men again, we're

going to have some fun today. There was a child king. Now this child king could not swim, but there

was a river outside of his castle and he needed to cross that river in order to go and play and do

...