WHERE I STAND with Richard French
Oct 12, 2026 · 6 min · 3 segments
We have seen measles outbreaks in Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, South Carolina and elsewhere, and there seems to be no signs of letting up. This self manufactured disaster is all courtesy of the…
In just 20 months, he has wrought chaos on the crown jewels of agencies tasked with safeguarding our health.
The Centers for Disease Control, National Institutes of Health, Food and Drug Administration, and an alphabet soup of critical departments have either been gutted or compromised based on RFK's conspiratorial views of science and medicine that would have been laughed out of the room just a few years ago.
The palpable panic coming from the folks in lab coats on the front lines, it has been deafening.
They have sounded alarms that we will not be ready to respond to the next pandemic and that instead of fostering medical advancements, we are needlessly traveling back in time and bringing unnecessary health risks out of mothballs.
For anyone who dismissed these warnings as alarmism, I suggest you pay closer attention.
There have now been more than 110 confirmed cases in New York, and she said the following, "After reviewing the latest data on measles cases in New York State, I am declaring a state disaster emergency to strengthen our ongoing efforts to confront this disease.
No one should get seriously ill or die from a vaccine-preventable disease." End quote.
As a frame of reference, just three years ago, there was one single case in New York.
Now, this is actually mild compared to what's going on in neighboring Pennsylvania.
A week ago, that state passed the ignominious number of 1,000 measles cases just this year.
200 people roughly have been hospitalized, and five people have died from contracting measles, a disease, mind you, we cured nearly a generation ago.
In just 20 months, he has wrought chaos on the crown jewels of agencies tasked with safeguarding our health.
The Centers for Disease Control, National Institutes of Health, Food and Drug Administration, and an alphabet soup of critical departments have either been gutted or compromised based on RFK's conspiratorial views of science and medicine that would have been laughed out of the room just a few years ago.
The palpable panic coming from the folks in lab coats on the front lines, it has been deafening.
They have sounded alarms that we will not be ready to respond to the next pandemic and that instead of fostering medical advancements, we are needlessly traveling back in time and bringing unnecessary health risks out of mothballs.
For anyone who dismissed these warnings as alarmism, I suggest you pay closer attention.
There have now been more than 110 confirmed cases in New York, and she said the following, "After reviewing the latest data on measles cases in New York State, I am declaring a state disaster emergency to strengthen our ongoing efforts to confront this disease.
No one should get seriously ill or die from a vaccine-preventable disease." End quote.
As a frame of reference, just three years ago, there was one single case in New York.
Now, this is actually mild compared to what's going on in neighboring Pennsylvania.
A week ago, that state passed the ignominious number of 1,000 measles cases just this year.
200 people roughly have been hospitalized, and five people have died from contracting measles, a disease, mind you, we cured nearly a generation ago.
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