With the school year underway, a nurse talks about immunization efforts in Wisconsin and how waivers are exempting kids from vaccines. Plus, a political scientist analyzes why Republicans are showing little support for an investigation of President Trump but speak out against his decisions on Syria.
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How Schools Are Handling Lower Vaccination Rates
Nearly 50,000 Wisconsin students have waivers exempting them from vaccinations this year. With confirmed cases of measles in the Midwest, the state is at risk of an outbreak. We look at the rules that allow parents to seek waivers, and hear how schools are handling the uptick in unvaccinated kids.
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Republicans Siding, Splitting With President Trump
Since the House announced an impeachment inquiry two weeks ago, zero Republicans have come out in support. But some Republicans, including reliable supporters of the president, have openly criticized Trump on his Syria policy. We explore the line between partisanship and policy with an analyst.
Episode Credits
- Kate Archer Kent Host
- Laura Pavin Producer
- Colleen Leahy Producer
- Lee Rayburn Technical Director
- Becky Wendel Guest
- Eleanor Neff Powell Guest
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