I wanna talk about all of the bills now
that are being put forward in the US.
Now, this is the age of Kennedy.
This is the age of a new health paradigm in the United States.
And states are reflecting that
by the bills that they're putting forward.
Some good, some bad.
This is a battle that's happening right now
under our noses in almost every state.
One of the states, New Jersey, put forward a bill
that this is the headline here.
Did New Jersey just take control
of your children's health?
This is vaccine bill A616.
What this does is it aligns New Jersey
and allows their Department of Health
to make vaccine decisions and mandates
and recommendations away from ASAP
so they can rely on American Academy of Pediatrics
or several other trade groups
that take money from pharmaceutical companies
to make these recommendations.
And they're part of this East Coast Alliance,
just like the West Coast Alliance.
So you see a lot of states doing these similar things
to just basically take ASAP out of the picture
and make their own rules going forward.
We have Michigan.
Michigan put forward 11 bills.
Michigan Democrats roll out vaccine bill package
as GOP raises concerns.
It says package 11 different bills,
wide range of different policies
from mandating, reporting, immunization,
to modifying exemption forms.
So eyes on those heads up Michigan
because those are coming in hot,
a lot going on there.
All of those 11 bills are things
that we're really keeping an eye on
because there's something
that we wouldn't like to see too much of this going forward.
So Massachusetts, we have two bills here
that are kind of carried over
and these are bills to really get rid
of the religious exemption,
but also to put forward reporting,
school reporting and make that public.
We know that that is an issue for the communities.
It shames parents.
It puts pressure on these children
and their families within communities
when you make these numbers public.
So Massachusetts is going in that direction.
But there's a really easier way to do that.
I've said it before,
just pin a yellow star on everybody
that's not vaccinated.
This is the type of thing we're talking about.
If you're gonna publicly call people out
for their religion,
for the decisions that they're making,
their personal beliefs,
then we have just become a society
that we have always said we detest.
And to think that these are bills
that are being written by American citizens
to do to other American citizens,
it's really quite disturbing.
Absolutely, absolutely.
And so we have some other bills
moving in the opposite direction.
We had out of Iowa,
this may make Stefan Ponzel somewhat angry,
but out of Iowa,
we have an HPV vaccine bill, S304,
House Subcommittee approves bill
requiring parental consent for HPV vaccine.
Oh good.
So with sexually transmitting diseases,
minor children can make decisions
without parental consent,
often without their knowledge.
This actually has parents come in
and be part of that decision
and to understand that decision
for these minor children.
So why is that a big deal?
Well, parentalrights.org
is one of the leading nonprofits,
basically showing what kind of parental rights
are throughout America.
And we have an issue with parental rights,
not just in the vaccine space,
but there's a lot of other spaces
that this drips over into.
And here's an image from their website.
What percent of states have state statutes
that define and protect parental rights?
60% of states have no statute.
Only 40% of the states have statutes
that define and protect parental rights.
So anytime we're seeing an increase in that,
seems like a pretty good idea.
Now, Hawaii this week, two bills came forward.
Remember, Hawaii has tried twice now
over the last seven to eight years
to try to take away the religious exemption
to vaccination.
So now we have two bills pushing back.
We have HB2166.
And in this bill, it says this,
no child shall be subjected to medical examination,
vaccination, revaccination or immunization of a parent
or legal guardian objects based
on a bona fide religious tenants and practices.
So now they're pushing back
with this religious exemption
and religious rights essentially in that state.
We have another one out of Hawaii as well,
HB2199.
And these are rights to bodily autonomy.
So any citizen there can refuse
any health or medical intervention,
testing, treatment, vaccines.
And this is again, based on religious or conscience,
there's personal beliefs.
So they're going hard in Hawaii,
which is good to see.
Florida, also a lot of going on right now.
It's a huge hotbed.
We had Latapo, we had DeSantis come forward
and said no more mandates.
This bill, vaccine manufacturers could get hurled
into court under bill moving through Senate.
This is SB408.
So any vaccine that's advertised in the state,
if that harms somebody that's taken it,
they have three years to sue the manufacturer in that state.
So this is kind of like a vaccine court within that state.
So this is really, really interesting to see here
how that's going to play out.
And then the big bill,
this is the medical freedom bill SB1756 out of Florida.
It's the headline requires safety and risk information
before kids receive vaccines.
So not the home run that many were expecting.
We were expecting zero mandates,
no more mandates for any vaccine.
What this does is it allow the injecting doctor
or physician has to give the parents all the information.
They have to get a signature from the parents
before they inject the child.
One of the things that was slipped into this bill,
however, is a quarantine amendment.
It allows the state health officer to quarantine anybody
if there's a health emergency that has not been vaccinated.
So that's one of the things
that a lot of people on the ground
are fighting to get out of there.
This thing's moving hot and heavy
through the legislative right now.
So keep an eye on this
because we don't know where it's going to end up.
Yeah, that doesn't sound good.
Certainly, knowing Joseph Lattapo,
that is not what that bill was meant to do
is to quarantine your children
for living the way our parents did, right?
That's illegal apparently now.
Anyway, great reporting, Jeffrey.
As always, I think it's,
there's great, with every great win and success
so that Newton's law,
everything has an equal and opposite reaction.
That's what this show feels like today.
There's some really great breakthrough things happening,
yet we are getting a massive tidal wave now
of opposition that is coming
to try and undo that, to thwart it, to stop it.
So we have got our hands full.