first of all, i don t know the answer to that question. again, this is a freak occurrence. it occurs very infrequently. it happens in car accidents, when you get hit by a baseball, football. so, it is something that occurs so infrequently that it is we have really limited utility in trying to prevent it. sure. the other question, with the anti vax, misinformation that is out there, it is really ridiculous. i don t know if you saw case, but basically, you come to rock nation, vaccine and it is a pretty disappointing night, instead of lifting up this man and trying to jumping to all kinds of weird, wacky theories. amen to that, amen to that. dr. bernard ashby that really was one of the best explanations i have seen and william rhoden, friends both, happy new year to you. and next up, slippery george
an eye knocks it brain injury. and if it is too prolonged, you are just going to die and have permanent cardiac arrest. that is why it is so important that he received cpr and got different related very early on in the process. would you have to have had a heart problem before for this to happen? or could it happen to a normal heart? or could it happen it can hapl heart. wow. like i said, kind of a freak accident. there is no way you can screen for this. that is scary. let me bring you in here, william rhoden, because i think one of the things people have been talking about since to tangaloa s injury it s a brutal sport in a lot of ways. what do you make of the fact that it took a long time for time game to be called with that game to be stopped? what do you make of all this? i thought that the doctor s explanation was great,
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commissioner roger goodell is in contact with officials about how to proceed whether they ll restart the game. hard to imagine this they will. but this was just an incredibly scary moment tonight. we will keep you posted as we know more. but joining us now is william rhoden. thanks for joining us so quickly as we re covering it as a developing story. let me start by asking it we know any more than what i ve just summarized there. no, i m just i m looking at twitter and really i m just kind of shocked. you know, i was down here i m in baltimore and i was at the ravens/steelers game and, you know, rachel, this is, you know, right now currently i work on espn s andscape and i was with them. this has been a nightmare, the nfl s nightmare and i was just
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