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Hey, everybody. It's Dr. Z. Welcome to the ZD.

I'm Disha. We're live. It's August something. I don't know. Monday.

And we're going to talk about vaccines because it seems like everybody's now talking about

the COVID-19 vaccine, including Bloomberg business that did a full spread about me, no stress,

talking about fighting anti-vaccine misinformation prior to COVID and then during COVID.

And I think the way that that piece and it's on my website and you can find it wherever,

just Google it. The way that that piece presented my views was very black and white.

You know, all vaccine all the time, no question, I think. And I think that's a little confusing.

Otherwise, it was very well done. And the reason it's confusing is this, what would it take

to get me to take a new coronavirus vaccine or give it to my family and kids? And this is a

valid question you should be asking of your own experts, doctors and people that you trust,

who understand the science and immunology of it. Because I had somebody I trust on the show,

Dr. Paul Offit, who is a vaccine expert has developed his own code of health, the rotavirus vaccine,

kind of an expert in the space. And he said that if he doesn't see evidence that phase three trials

are done correctly, he wouldn't take the vaccine. And I think this is really important. When you look

at what Americans are saying about this, with the exception of the one to four percent of people

that were surveyed that say they would never take a coronavirus vaccine under any circumstances.

And you can think of them as kind of members of what I call the anti-vaccine cult. So they have

been so indoctrinated in this idea that all vaccines are bad, they're harmful, that they inject foreign

toxins into people, and that big pharma and government are trying to control us with these things.

Those people are almost beyond reach with a few exceptions that have messaged me and said,

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