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Feb. 21, 2025 - The David Knight Show
07:35
Measles Hysteria Hoax: 58 People Out of 32 MILLION — No One Died
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Measles.com This is, again, building up.
Oh, we have 58 cases in Texas.
58 people out of 32 million.
Yeah, this is like when Gerald Salenti in January of 2020. They got four people died in China and one and a half billion still alive.
They got 58 cases out of 32 million people in Texas.
So, what are the symptoms?
Is it fatal?
This is another one of these mainstream media articles trying to get everybody scared.
It's like, well, obviously not.
You know, we've had one outbreak after the other.
If you go back and look at Disneyland, remember Disneyland in 2015?
Oh, that was the thing that scared everybody.
We had 110 cases in Disneyland, and it was traced to, you know, one person who had measles, and then everybody else gets the measles and all the rest of this stuff.
And in the wake of that, They introduced, there was a big fight, and it was led by this Democrat senator, state senator in California.
His name was Pan.
What a reprehensible character he was.
Pushing the vaccines and saying, we're going to take away any parental consent.
We're going to take away any religious or medical exemptions.
You're going to get the vaccines.
You're going to get the MMR stuff.
It was a big fight, and they won.
But if you look at it, they had 110 cases.
That when they went through it, they said there were 49 people.
I think I've got the numbers written down here.
Here we are.
110 cases.
49 people were unvaxxed.
So that means that the rest of them, they said, well, 14 of them knew that they were vaxxed and could prove it.
You know, the other people was like, well, we don't know.
But they said, we know that 49 were unvaxxed.
Okay, so that means that of the 110 people, you had 61 people who were vaxxed and 49 who were unvaxxed that got measles.
Did it help them?
Was that effective?
If one and a half times the number of people, well, not quite one and a half, it's not 40 and 60, but, you know, you got 49 people who were unvaxxed that got measles and you had 61 people who were vaxxed, many of them multiple times.
They got measles.
So is the vaccine effective against whatever this is?
No.
As a matter of fact, they said they had 14 people that they confirmed who were vaxxed.
Now, these other people, let's assume, I'm just assuming that they were vaxxed.
But let's assume that they were unvaxxed.
Does that still make it something that is helpful?
No.
No.
But I would say that they have to be vaxxed because children between the ages of 12 and 15 months old get their first measles shot.
The second one is between 4 and 6 years old.
And it is required for kids before entering kindergarten and public schools nationwide, not just in California, nationwide.
So the people who are not vaxxed are typically older.
And I would say that since they have this as a requirement to go to school, you know, the reason not to go, not to send your kids to school, that I would say that it was 61 of the people who were vaccinated got measles.
And guess what?
Nobody died.
Nobody died.
And of course, we've seen similar situations like this before.
They freaked out in New York.
They had four measles cases.
How did this happen?
All the people were vaxxed.
Some of them were vaxxed multiple times.
Patient zero was vaxxed twice.
If their vaccine and their virus stuff is correct, their paradigm is correct, then the vaccines are completely ineffective.
Well, we know that one way or the other.
So, between 1942, when the CDC began tracking the virus, and 1962, Half a million new cases were reported yearly, but the CDC believes that it was really more like four million due to unreporting.
Why wouldn't people report it?
Well, because they weren't going to the hospital.
Nothing was happening.
Now, that was the world that I grew up in, the world that Donald Trump grew up in.
That's why I have such contempt for him when he says, they got to get the shots.
It's going around.
You got to get the shots.
He didn't get the shot.
They didn't have the shot when he was a kid.
Didn't have it when I was a kid, fortunately.
So, you've got 4 million cases a year, according to the CDC. They said about 400 to 500 people died.
We'll say that that's true.
Probably exaggerated, but let's say that it's true.
That would be a case fatality rate of 0.01%.
0.01%.
I mean, we're getting, like, down to the level of CO2 in the atmosphere, you know.
It's nothing.
Nothing at all.
You have more people in those years.
It'd be dying in car crashes.
More kids.
More adults.
You'd have more people in that dying and drowning in pools.
Far more.
You'd have a much higher case fatality rate in cars and pools, swimming pools, than you would with measles.
Why'd they freak out about it?
Well, nobody freaked out about it.
It's only recently that everybody freaked out about it.
Yeah, it's like catching a cold.
Yeah, some people are going to get pneumonia and some people will die.
But it isn't something that you need to freak out about.
Is the vaccine safe?
Oh, yes!
The vaccine, mumps, measles, and rubella, the MMR vaccine, is safe and highly effective in preventing measles infections in severe cases of the disease.
Tell that to the mothers who saw their toddlers die instantly in 2019 when they were injected with MMR in Samoa.
And then ask what's going on with autism.
So the latest measles outbreak, Says Children's Health Defense, you know, and RFK Jr., the line that he's taking now is that the latest measles outbreak is a result of failed vaccines, not a failure to vaccinate.
Oh, so RFK Jr. is there to restore confidence, as he said, to restore confidence in our institutions and to restore confidence in our injections.
That's what he's there for.
He's there to build trust.
Right now we are in the trust-building phase of the Trump administration before they do the rug pull.
And they're going to do a rug pull.
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