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>> well, what a missed opportunity. and what i would tell mr. beasley is if he dies, he won't die living. he'll die alone on is ventilator in an icu. first, i think the nfl is missing an opportunity to really show the public why vaccination is so important. they should mandate vaccines throughout their entire enterprise. first, it's right for business. and second, it's the right message for the population. gw university where i work is mandating vaccines for everyone. our hospital, our medical faculty practice, all the students coming onto campus. everyone has to be vaccinated. because we are ...

Number two, it's the example you want to set. i thought mr. beasley's statement was sophomoric and selfish. this is not just about him. it's about his community. there are 50 million children under the age of 12 that can't be vaccinated now. so his infection is a threat to them. there are many thousands of people who are immunocompromised because of either cancer or they are an organ transplant recipient or take medications that lessen their immune response. they remain vulnerable. and his intransigence puts them at risk. he had this full bravado statement where he said he'd rather die living....