offered a choice people can either choose to stay with the system we used all last year were all of us were subject to surveillance testing on a regular basis, or they can exempt themselves by getting vaccinated. together you get vaccinated, or you get tested every few days and who knows, in a couple weeks , you might have to do both , angela. i think the choice model is an interesting path forward for purdue. when you look at this in contrast to what s going on at indiana university bloomington, the difference couldn t be more stark. campus reforms have been following this lawsuit brought by indiana university students not terribly unlike the one in new jersey, but their saying, i shouldn t be forced to put a vaccine and my body if i m not completely comfortable with it. it s fully possible to be pro- vaccine and anti- mandate, that s where i am part we are country based on individual rights, and we re starting to see student say that they wante
now urging his listeners to get the shot. a statement released by the radio station reads in part this, quote, phil would like for his listeners to know that while he has never been an anti-vaxxer, he regrets not being more vehemently more pro-vaccine. his wife gave an update on his increasingly grave condition on saturday explaining, quote, he is still not getting well. please pray for me, i am at a breaking point. and of course from what we hear, his situation keeps going up and down, up and down. our prayers are certainly with him and all others right now who are fighting covid. despite these kinds of testimonials, new polling shows the majority of unvaccinated americans are unlikely to be moved in their thinking. according to a new poll, 81% of
get vaccinated. his family wrote in a statement, he regrets not being more pro-vaccine, and looks forward to being more able to more vigorously advocate that position as soon as he s back on the air. hoping to curb hospitalizations, the city of st. louis will be soon requiring masks again in indoor public spaces and on public transportation monday. the it s latest community to revert back to safety measures from the previous covid surges. health experts warning breakthrough infections among people who are fully vaccinated can and do happen, especially with the delta variant spreading. what the cdc really needs to do is start giving us the answers to, what is the rate of breakthrough infections? is it 1 in 1,000? is it 1 in 10? is it 1 in 2? we literally don t know what is the rate of breakthrough infections and the likelihood of the breakthrough infection ending up in a chain of transmission to others. reporter: despite those lingering questions, dr. le leana wen emphasizes the vac
blog. and there were times she believed she had turned a corner. on january 25th, she said, i have had over 40 scary and even crippling long covid symptoms in july. now, i m down to a few frustrating ones, but so much better. and then what happened? she was improving. she decided to get the moderna vaccine march 8th, which a lot of long-haulers felt it could improve her symptoms. and i m 100% pro-vaccine, i m vaccinated, my son is. but in her case, it set her back to where she was last july, and led to the neurological tremors that were very scary. and they made sleeping impossible. it was that last month, she had a brain fog that came on very
but guess what it s not my fault. the reason why they are not vaccinating is the vaccines are not safe. make a better product and then parents will vaccinate. evan was diagnosed with autism in 2005. without a doubt in my mind vaccinations triggered evan s autism. do i believe there s a correlation between vaccinations and autism. i don t think it s a sole cause but i think they are triggering, it s triggering autism in these kids. there s so much more. dana, it s shocking to hear her now talk about how she actually says she s pro vaccine. yeah. that kind of shocks me as well, megyn. i know jenny. i ve guest co-hosted on the view. that s one of the things she told me. i know there s a lot of controversy about this but i never said i was against