Good morning, good afternoon, good evening, wherever you are out there in this beautiful

world.

Let's step out on the very precarious high wire.

You know, I was out trick-or-treating last night with my kids and one of the fathers I was

with was saying, man, it's amazing the work you're doing.

But I've never seen the television pushing back, seeing so hard in my life.

What's going on?

I said, well, I mean, think that that's a pushback to the work that we're doing.

They're backed into a corner.

They can no longer convince us backstains are safe so they're threatening us with the

news and laws and things all over the world.

One of the things we're doing is working in the news.

It's called billboards.

Check it out.

Vaccinations.

They're controversial at times.

And here in the mountain state, they're required unless a child is ruled medically exempt.

This billboard, along I-64 in Dunbar, just one example of many, a nonprofit called West

Virginians for Health Freedom, began the campaign a couple of months ago.

I spoke with board members Shanda Adkins over the phone.

She says their organization is made up of medical professionals, parents, and concerned citizens.

Who feel that vaccines can pose a threat and harm some individuals?

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