With medical terms did you ever think it's possible to rap about Swine Flu . Do you think it's possible to rap about diabetes. Can you rap about allergies can you rap about asthma can you rap

campus of Columbia university and they were talking about you rapping about Swine Flu like -- how is that possible. Because I'm still sitting you're trying to figure out should I get a Swine Flu shot yes -- the Swine -- -- I recommend you do. I'm -- floor right Yuri in the age group together I'm I'm gonna get him myself you are my children vaccinated my wife is gonna get it. And I'll tell you why I mean this year with the flu . Is that. History repeats itself so we look back in 1918. That was when we have the last H1N1 pandemic. -- and about 500 million people were infected which was about 13 of the entire population of the world yeah. I'm also they estimated that fifty to a hundred million people died. Lose so we now have an H1N1 pandemic. I mean what we do know is that people are dying we know people are getting very sick on the fears about the -- Are kind of hypothetical. In the sense in that the shot is based on the way the regular flu shot is made. And the regular flu shot. Usually you don't see many problems with that there are some people have ballads. Is there and I know you don't -- Clark I've never even -- the regular shot -- a. Now I've never got in my whole life yet because you always hear the story you get the flu shot and it makes you sick or. And I know that there's no chances -- -- Iraq. I know you're gonna tell me when -- that makes a -- don't its own -- -- yet I'm still hung -- and I'll tell you why what it is the flu shot. The injectable one is created from dead virus. And dead virus cannot replicate or multiply. So when you get infected with

a -- Let's hear doctor Jon Clark an action Scott with the Swine Flu -- What do -- -- yeah yeah. Yeah yeah. I can't intimidate you with no -- -- listen it's not the --