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00:00:18.000Did you know that there's over a hundred studies that now show that vitamin D very well might be the most important component to whether or not you will be able to successfully navigate getting the Fauci Chinese coronavirus?
00:00:34.000It's a very important study and an important episode of the show of a shocking new article from Daniel Horowitz.
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00:04:32.000If I were to ask you what numbers are ones that you track and that you try to improve, there would be a whole variety of numbers that you would offer.
00:04:42.000What if I told you that a new study has come out that is getting no coverage from the activist press of a number that very well might be able to predict your ability to handle and survive a case of the Fauci virus?
00:05:00.000No, I'm not talking about your credit score.
00:05:02.000I'm not even talking about your vaccination status.
00:05:05.000I'm talking about your vitamin D levels.
00:05:10.000A new shocking article by my friend and just a brilliant, brilliant thinker, Daniel Horowitz.
00:05:18.000Studies show an aggressive vitamin D campaign could have prevented nearly all COVID deaths.
00:05:25.000Now, I was a little skeptical before I read this.
00:05:28.000I was skeptical because I said, boy, you're trying to tell me that an aggressive vitamin D campaign could have prevented all COVID deaths?
00:05:34.000I'm going to read this article almost verbatim and go through it.
00:05:38.000But before I do, I have heard this anecdotally from ER doctors, from nurses in the emergency room.
00:05:45.000I say, what is the one thing that every single person who dies from the Fauci virus have in common?
00:05:52.000They say, oh, they're vitamin D deficient.
00:05:54.000They say it without even any hesitation.
00:05:57.000I was recently getting a vitamin C infusion.
00:06:00.000I try to do that every so often and just to try to keep with good health.
00:06:04.000And I'm a big believer in IV treatment.
00:06:07.000And I think that you guys should check it out as well.
00:06:10.000And the people who administer the IVs for this particular clinic, they also work in the emergency room.
00:06:18.000And I asked them, I say, is it standard protocol in the emergency room in Arizona to administer a vitamin D booster shot as soon as someone who is COVID positive comes in?
00:06:31.000They say, no, we don't even have vitamin D at the hospital.
00:06:33.000Now, I've heard at some hospitals they are doing this, but at least in Banner and some of these other places in Phoenix, Arizona, they are not doing this, which is stunning.
00:06:43.000You look at the numbers and you go through these studies.
00:06:47.000The most important number that you should be tracking is what is your vitamin D level.
00:06:54.000Not what is your credit score, not your vaccination status.
00:06:57.000Daniel Horowitz writes, what if we could have simply advised everyone last March when the pandemic began to supplement your treatment with vitamin D?
00:07:08.000An endless stream of academic research demonstrates that not only would such an approach have worked better than most vaccines, but rather than coming with the sundry known and unknown side effects that would have induced immeasurable positive side effects in the population for awry for an array of other health concerns.
00:07:28.000Most doctors will not even tell you that your vitamin D levels are low.
00:07:31.000Do you know you can even, you know, you can get that tested?
00:07:33.000In fact, there is a spectrum on whether you have a high vitamin D level and a low vitamin D level.
00:07:40.000We'll tell you about that in a second.
00:07:42.000According to a breaking new German study, the difference between a level of 18 and one over 50, so that's the spectrum of how you measure vitamin D levels, is one between life and death.
00:07:56.000Here's a question that you should ask your COVID, let's just say, obsessed friends.
00:08:03.000This is a question you should ask your doctor: why is it that you've never mentioned vitamin D?
00:08:22.000Why has this education been totally suppressed to the entire public, especially now that we're in the midst of winter season when there's essentially no natural vitamin D from sunlight for anyone above the 37th parallel, Daniel Horowitz writes?
00:08:39.000Studies are showing that there's 142 studies, it's 142 academic studies vouching for the near-perfect correlation between higher vitamin D levels and better outcomes in COVID patients.
00:08:57.000It is likely that the area of COVID-19 treatment research that has the most data behind it.
00:09:04.000And I'm going to explain later in this article, Daniel Horowitz, and I'll build it out, why this is logical.
00:09:10.000Because when people actually die from COVID, the body is basically pleading for vitamin D assistance.
00:09:22.000Not only did German researchers find a linear relationship between vitamin D levels and mortality rates from COVID, they found an essentially zero morbidity from those with a D level above 50 NG per milliliter.
00:09:36.000And so, for those of you that are worried about COVID, or for those of you that might have family members that are worried about COVID, they might be vaccinated and they're seeing double vaccinated people like Dana White and LeBron James get infected.
00:09:47.000The thing that you should be telling them is: what's your vitamin D level?
00:09:56.000You can go outside if you live in Arizona, New Mexico, parts of the Sun Belt or Florida, or obviously you can get vitamin D at your local Walgreens or CBS.
00:10:04.000Maybe that's why we're not hearing about it.
00:10:07.000The reason this study is so important is that relative to dozens of other tracking D levels with COVID outcomes is because it's measured the levels before the patients got COVID as well after the infection onset.
00:10:20.000Quote, in most studies, the vitamin D level was determined several days after the onset of infection.
00:10:26.000Therefore, a low vitamin D level may be the result and not the trigger of the course of infection.
00:10:32.000This study followed 1,601 hospitalized patients, 784 who had their vitamin D levels measured within a day after admission, and 817 whose vitamin D levels were known before infection.
00:10:48.000They observed the median vitamin D level over all the studied cohorts was 23.2 Ng per milliliters, which is considered to be vitamin D insufficient.
00:10:59.000The results were remarkable, Daniel Horowitz writes.
00:11:02.000At a threshold of 30 Ng per milliliter, mortality decreased considerably, found the authors.
00:11:09.000Quote, the scientific researchers, by the way, the CDC, Fauci, Francis, Collins, NIH, with Omicron here, why aren't they mentioning this study?
00:11:18.000100 plus studies, 142 studies that show this.
00:11:23.000Quote, at a threshold of 30 Ng per milliliter, the mortality decreased considerably.
00:11:33.000Continues by saying, based on these findings, they conclude that people should test their blood levels and supplement to get their levels over 50.
00:11:43.000Studies have already shown that one is, this is an amazing number.
00:11:47.000You could put this number, and if you get fact-checked by social media, it's verifiable.
00:11:52.000Do you know someone is 14 times more likely to die from COVID with a vitamin D deficiency?
00:12:00.000The reality is this, is that most people's levels are below 30.
00:12:04.000In fact, many are closer to zero, especially amongst the elderly population.
00:12:09.000Instead of a mass vaccination campaign, why didn't we have a mass vitamin D supplement campaign?
00:12:15.000If you have not heard about this vitamin D story, you need to take a pause and say, why haven't you heard this?
00:12:20.000It's a near direct correlation between low vitamin D levels and not being able to survive COVID.
00:12:27.000Why are public health officials not telling you the truth?
00:12:30.000You type in vitamin D to Google, almost no stories at all telling people to boost their vitamin D levels.
00:12:43.000But everyone, go get vaccinated, even though the vaccinated are getting infected and the vaccine is waning in efficacy, not to mention all the other associated risks with it.
00:12:54.000What's so interesting is the very same people that want to power the entire world through solar energy and they look to the sun to be able to power everything, they very well could have said, yeah, the sun could actually help us fight COVID.
00:13:05.000Now, in order to get the necessary vitamin D levels from the sun, you need 20 or 30 good minutes, 20 to 30 good minutes of sunbathing a day.
00:13:12.000It's not just going for a stroll, but it helps.
00:13:14.000And by the way, that's why you have to measure your vitamin D levels.
00:13:18.000Most people do not know their vitamin D levels.
00:13:20.000I bet less than half of 1% of the American population could say their vitamin D levels.
00:13:25.000But I guarantee you that most Americans could tell you how many Instagram followers they have, their credit score, I hope so.
00:13:32.000They could tell you the recent score of the Tampa Bay game.
00:13:37.000But a vitamin D level, the thing that actually could determine their life, most people don't even know about it.
00:13:44.000Isn't that an amazing disservice by our public health officials?
00:14:19.000The problem with supplements, though, is that when it goes through your digestive tract, is that you're not going to get 100% of the actual vitamin to absorb.
00:14:27.000And so this is why IV treatment is so effective, but you cannot take vitamin D via IV treatment because it's fat-soluble.
00:14:34.000You could take vitamin C via IV treatment.
00:14:39.000You could take amino acids, but vitamin D has to be administered via a shot.
00:14:44.000And so maybe if you have such low vitamin D levels, if you're in the elderly population or if you have underlying health conditions and you were promised a lot of things with a vaccine and you're worried, I'm not one to give you health advice, but a higher vitamin D level certainly won't hurt.
00:15:00.000100 plus studies show that the main cause of death, and this is important, so I want to just reiterate this for those of you guys tuning in.
00:15:07.000142 studies have now come out vouching for the near perfect correlation between high vitamin D levels and better outcomes in COVID-19 patients.
00:15:29.000The main cause of death from COVID stems from, you've probably heard this on television, it's called a cytokine storm, where the body's immune system releases too many toxics, toxic cytokines, as part of the inflammatory response to the virus.
00:15:48.000Vitamin D happens to be the key regulator of those cells.
00:15:53.000So the cause of death from COVID is the body actually attacking itself as part of an inflammatory response.
00:16:00.000That is why aspirin has been showing to be effective against hospitalization.
00:16:18.000Which I've heard horror stories about remdesivir.
00:16:23.000And so, but if the body has higher levels of vitamin D, then that kind of storm actually is able to be thwarted.
00:16:35.000Daniel Horowitz writes, quote, we've had 20 months to get our levels over 50 and certainly over at least 30.
00:16:42.000He personally says, quote, I have had my levels increased by approximately 50 NGS per milliliter in about half a year.
00:16:50.000Had the public been doing this at the same time, most deaths could have been avoided.
00:16:55.000Those with absorption problems could have been given the active form of D through a shot to raise their levels, bypassing the liver's metabolic process very carefully.
00:17:09.000Studies have shown that almost anyone hospitalized with low levels, but given the active form of D, did not progress to the ICU afterwards.
00:17:17.000Do you know in Arizona they do not give vitamin D booster shots, at least from the ER doctors I've talked to.
00:17:23.000Yet the studies show, quote, studies have shown almost anyone hospitalized with low levels, but given the active form of D, did not progress to the ICU after.
00:17:34.000Why isn't that part of the regimen for every COVID patient in the country?
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00:19:13.000I am going to finish on the vitamin D story because it's just so important.
00:19:16.000And I just want to say the obvious that yes, you can take too much vitamin D and you can have an adverse reaction to that.
00:19:24.000So, do your research and hopefully find a medical professional that actually believes in science, not one that just believes in what they're told.
00:19:31.000And the proper dosage of vitamin D and as a supplement can be very, very helpful.
00:19:37.000Someone just asked, hey, Charlie, what study are you reading from about the low vitamin D levels?
00:19:42.000It is Daniel Horowitz from theblaze.com, and we'll also repost it at charliekirk.com.
00:20:28.000There's a lot of people thinking that Roe versus Wade is going to be completely wiped out.
00:20:33.000The other side is totally freaking out about this.
00:20:35.000A lot of it is still speculation, but I wanted to bring on an expert that could help us navigate this, very smart person who has a great video that just came out about this issue.
00:20:45.000And he'll be able to kind of walk us through what happened yesterday and the legal implications alongside of it.
00:20:52.000It's Professor Carter Sneed from University of Notre Dame.
00:20:55.000And I think they're going to have a new football coach soon.
00:20:57.000But Professor Sneed, welcome to the Charlie Kirk Show.
00:21:41.000Are your lungs sufficiently developed to live outside your mom's body?
00:21:45.000And that's around 22 weeks, 22, 24 weeks.
00:21:48.000And so, the reason I mentioned that is because the dominating appellate decision of the Supreme Court, which fixes abortion law in America, is a case called Plan Parent versus Casey.
00:21:59.000It purports to be interpreting Roe v. Wade.
00:22:02.000And in that opinion, the Supreme Court said no bans prior to viability are constitutional.
00:22:08.000What they said is prior to viability, the state may not unduly burden a woman's right to abortion.
00:22:15.000And after viability, states can regulate abortion.
00:22:17.000But for various reasons, the way the court has interpreted health of the mother and a health exception that has to attach to any restriction on abortion, we basically have abortion on request, both pre- and post-viability, making us one of the most extreme countries in the world in terms of our abortion law, in terms of its permissiveness.
00:22:36.000And as actually yesterday, Chief Justice Roberts observed, it puts us in the company of China and North Korea in terms of how permissive we are in allowing abortion.
00:22:44.000And then, if that weren't problematic enough, that policy was imposed on the United States by the Supreme Court in 1973 and then again in 1992 under a very specious reading of the due process clause of the 14th Amendment.
00:22:58.000They say the 14th Amendment, which guarantees, among other things, that the state must provide you with due process prior to its depriving you of life, liberty, or property, that that procedural safeguard means that there's a right to abortion.
00:23:14.000And that's a very aggressive and I think reading of the Constitution.
00:23:19.000It's not connected to the text, history, or tradition of the Constitution.
00:23:23.000In 1868, when the 14th Amendment was ratified, abortion was banned everywhere.
00:23:28.000No one thought that the due process clause precluded states from protecting unborn children, really up until 1973, when the court announced that very novel and surprising decision in Roe v. Wade.
00:23:40.000So, because the Mississippi law directly conflicts with the Supreme Court's sort of invented law of abortion, it set up a conflict.
00:23:48.000It set up a conflict that the justices agreed to resolve.
00:23:52.000And then when you apply for a Supreme Court review, it's called a petition for sorcery or I.
00:23:58.000And you, you, your part as a party, file for in the court to take your case.
00:24:03.000There were many, many delays before the court finally acted on that petition.
00:24:07.000But when they did, they granted certain they agreed to answer one question.
00:24:10.000And the one question they agreed to answer is whether all pre-viability bans on abortion are unconstitutional.
00:24:18.000And if you read Casey and Roe, the answer is yes, they are unconstitutional.
00:24:22.000So simply by virtue of granting cert in this case, it gave a great deal, I think, of optimism to people who care about the lives of unborn children and their mothers and caring for all of them rightly short of abortion, who believe that abortion is the unjust killing of innocent human beings.
00:24:38.000It gave a lot of us optimism that the court was, for the first time since 1992, considering whether or not the law of abortion in America should be undone, reversed, or sustained.
00:24:50.000And it's a kind of a binary choice here.
00:24:53.000And we saw that very dramatically in yesterday's oral arguments.
00:24:57.000Both sides, Mississippi, ably represented by their Solicitor General, Scott Stewart, and Jackson's Women's Health Center, which is an abortion clinic.
00:25:05.000I think it's the only abortion clinic in Mississippi, represented by a lawyer from the Center for Reproductive Rights in New York City.
00:25:11.000And then our Solicitor General, Elizabeth Prelogar, representing the U.S., the Biden administration and the Justice Department, argued in favor of the abortion clinic's position.
00:25:23.000But all of the parties, even though they disagreed on the constitutionality of Mississippi's law, they all agreed that the court had two choices here and only two choices.
00:25:31.000One was to affirm Roe and Casey and the unjust and unconstitutional apparatus of abortion that the Supreme Court created in 1973, or dismantle that in its entirety and affirm the 15-week ban.
00:25:47.000You can't affirm the 15-week ban without dismantling the entire apparatus of abortion if you want to do so in an intellectually coherent way, in a way that is actually consistent with what the opinions in Roe and Casey actually said.
00:26:04.000I think where some people are confused, and you did a great job in navigating that, and I think Kavanaugh clarified it yesterday by saying that the Constitution is silent on the issue of abortion, which I don't agree with, but that's a separate issue.
00:26:18.000I think that the Constitution as a social contract defends the natural rights of all beings, both unborn and born, but that's a separate issue for a different time.
00:26:27.000But at the very least, Kavanaugh was beginning to make an argument that the states should be able to determine their own abortion laws.
00:26:36.000And if I remember correctly, Planned Parent v. Casey, that was Justice Kennedy's very bizarre, like open interpretation of existence opinion, if I'm remembering correctly.
00:26:49.000It says, existence is what you want it to be.
00:26:51.000It was like this really strange, meandering opinion.
00:26:54.000Can you talk about how you think the court is actually going to rule?
00:27:06.000Then the second question is, even if it doesn't and Roe and Casey are wrong, should they be overturned in light of what we call, we lawyers call the doctrine of stare decisis, which is a kind of prudential doctrine that invites but doesn't require judges and justices to think about the practical consequences of undoing prior wrongly decided precedent.
00:27:27.000And that's mostly what the justices talked about yesterday.
00:27:31.000They didn't really talk about whether or not Roe was decided rightly as a matter of first impression.
00:27:36.000There was some discussion of that on the abortion rights advocate side.
00:27:40.000But mostly they focused on stare decisis because it's a very rare and I don't think there are, I think the six justices who were appointed by Republican presidents, I think every single one of them, based on their publicly available statements and their jurisprudence, I think they all understand that Roe v. Wade and Plan Parent versus Casey are untethered to the Constitution.
00:27:59.000They're not fair interpretations of the 14th Amendment.
00:28:02.000And if the case came as a matter of first impression, you would be sure that they would all say, no, that's crazy.
00:28:06.000The Constitution doesn't, the 14th Amendment, 1868, ratified when abortion was banned everywhere, doesn't create a right to abortion, which is also illegal at common law, by the way, stretching back even before the American founding.
00:28:22.000They would say, no, but what they focused on is, okay, let's assume for the sake of argument, these were wrongly decided.
00:28:27.000Should we disturb those cases and overturn them because it would be because they've proven to be unworkable, because they would be too unduly disruptive to people's settled interests to do that.
00:28:39.000And that's mostly what the conversation circled on and focused on yesterday.
00:28:44.000And yesterday was important because we saw for the very first time in the voices of the justices kind of where their heads are on this, what they're thinking about it.
00:28:52.000And a lot of people were wondering, will they try to craft some kind of middle pathway where they say the 15-week ban is okay, but we're still going to say there's a right to abortion.
00:29:00.000And we'll tell you later exactly how that works.
00:29:03.000I think there were no takers for that position yesterday, except for perhaps Chief Justice Roberts, who, again, didn't commit himself to that.
00:29:10.000He was just sort of musing about what might be possible.
00:29:14.000And he said, well, is it possible to disentangle viability from the undue burden standard?
00:29:34.000But my prediction is that Roe v. Wade and Casey will be overturned in their entirety and the matter will be returned to the elected branches of government to settle through the democratic process.
00:29:46.000And Justice Kavanaugh, his comments, I think, are the most important comments of the day yesterday because they were a window into his thinking.
00:29:54.000And he said to both sides, as he frequently does, he likes to be diplomatic and likes to be conciliatory.
00:30:03.000And he said, well, there are important issues on both sides here, but it's an unsolvable problem.
00:30:09.000And the Constitution is scrupulously silent.
00:30:12.000He was characterizing the views of Mississippi, but it seemed like it was consistent with his own views and things that he's written in the past.
00:30:20.000The Constitution is silent on the question of abortion.
00:30:24.000And shouldn't the court also be scrupulously neutral and allow this very difficult conflict of incommensurable goods, the goods of women's freedom on the one hand, and the goods of the lives of unborn children on the other?
00:30:36.000Shouldn't that be something to be resolved through the political process?
00:30:41.000And that was really, I think, the most insightful things he said vis-a-vis his own thinking.
00:31:25.000But really respect your views on this.
00:31:29.000And I just want to say you're the director of the Danikola Center for Ethics and Culture at the wonderful Notre Dame University law professor, Dr. Sneed.
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00:32:46.000I want to close out by finishing this story by Daniel Horowitz again on the vitamin D thing.
00:32:51.000For those of you that missed the earlier portion of the program or you've been skimming through and doing more important things, 142 studies are vouching for the near-perfect correlation between higher vitamin D levels and better outcomes in COVID patients.
00:33:06.000To finish the argument, a new study from Turkish researchers have found that a rapid regimen of regular vitamin D3 with the aim of getting people's levels well over 30 was wildly successful compared to people without supplementation.
00:33:20.000They found that those who used treatment protocol to get their levels over 30, even if they had comorbidities, were much better off of those without comorbidities who didn't supplement, Daniel Horowitz writes.
00:33:30.00023 published studies, in addition to the 142, contain 11,901 participants who found that one who is vitamin D deficient was 3.3 times more likely to get infected than one who isn't.
00:33:44.000So if you don't want to get infected, why aren't you hearing a nonstop propaganda campaign around vitamin D?
00:33:51.000Daniel Horowitz finishes by saying, why would we not try an approach that comes with a positive rather than negative side effects for our society as a whole?
00:34:02.000And I've already told you that yes, you can take too much vitamin D, you can have an adverse event.
00:34:05.000It takes a lot of vitamin D to get to that level.
00:34:08.000But that's a necessary warning for those of you that might be sprinting to the store.
00:34:15.000For those of you WABC on the dial in New York City that might be hearing this, and you just take an exit off the Brooklyn bridge, like, that's it, I'm going to Walgreens.
00:34:23.000I'm going to go raid the vitamin D aisle.
00:34:26.000I'm telling you something you need to be aware of.
00:34:28.000The studies show that higher vitamin D levels equip you against infection and serious adverse events when it comes to getting COVID.
00:34:40.000But it all comes down to the very same thing that is dominating our entire society.
00:34:45.000If we would have had robust vitamin D regimens, we might have not had vote by mail.
00:34:52.000If we had vitamin D that was generously distributed or a campaign of educating people about vitamin D instead of vaccine commercials every single time you turned on television, we might not have had the Georgia Senate seats flip, which were obviously a byproduct of mass mail and voting.
00:35:13.000We wouldn't have had Zuckerberg and Bezos be worth over $100 billion.
00:35:17.000What I'm saying is potentially, if we would have had a aggressive vitamin D campaign, if America would have just started to take vitamin D and do it so responsibly and would have done with prudence and would have done in the best benefit of their health, all the other profits from BioNTech, Pfizer, AstraZeneca, Moderna, Johnson Johnson, and power, Raphael Warnock, Nancy Pelosi, Chuck Schumer, and Joe Biden, might never have happened.
00:35:47.000If you have loved ones that have come down with COVID, I urge you to please look at this research study from Daniel Horowitz.
00:35:55.000Why aren't our hospitals requiring vitamin D boosters for COVID-positive patients that come into the hospital?
00:36:38.000The point is this, that this would have been a cheap and possibly effective, widespread way to empower you and not keep you masked, locked down, your children controlled.
00:36:50.000And also, if vitamin D would have all of a sudden worked, then the vaccine manufacturers might not have made a lot of money.
00:36:57.000Pfizer, BioNTech, AstraZeneca, Moderna, they wouldn't have hit their profit margins.
00:37:03.000It really comes down to the question is, does our government want us to be sick?