00:17:37.500It's something in the range of 1 in 1,000 to 1 in 3,000 children that get vaccinated will have some sort of significant adverse event like myocarditis.
00:17:47.120Myocarditis incidence has been measured in Hong Kong for hospitalized myocarditis in young boys at a range of 1 in 2,700,
00:17:55.980which may seem like pretty rare to you unless your child is one of the ones that gets it.
00:19:04.000Yeah, it is a very sobering responsibility, parenthood, and this making it all the more so those choices and those decisions for any of us.
00:19:14.480But that, after all, is also a product of living in a free society.
00:19:19.400I want to turn to how we got to vaccines before we got to therapeutics.
00:19:27.280And have we gotten to therapeutics in response to the disease?
00:19:35.220When I got this call from the CIA officer that was in Wuhan, he called me on January 4th.
00:19:43.080This is a guy that I had published with in the past.
00:19:45.880And he told me that I needed to get my team spun up because this virus looked like it was going to be a real problem.
00:19:53.420And so I get this call from Wuhan and I am already working with a team developing drugs as treatments for various chemical nerve agents.
00:20:05.220And I get the guys and gals to volunteer to start working on using our fancy computational tools for discovering drugs for this virus, repurposed drugs,
00:20:16.280because I had made the assessment that it was going to take too long to develop safe and effective vaccines.
00:20:23.400And frankly, I think time has proven that to be the case.
00:20:27.420We got going focused on drug repurposing, and I've been very much involved in that world.
00:20:33.240And by the way, we now have clinical trials finally started, despite all the obstacles the FDA could throw at us under Department of Defense funding through the company called Lidos for the drug combination that we've identified,
00:20:47.360which is the combination repurposed drugs of Fumatidine, which is you call Pepsid, and Celecoxib, which is Celebrex.
00:21:07.280But I work closely with the likes of Pierre, Corey, Paul Merrick.
00:21:11.000As a matter of fact, I just had lunch with them a moment ago.
00:21:12.940And the leaders at the FLCCC, and Peter McCullough, Richard Urso, there's many, many George Fareed, many that have pioneered, Zeb Zelenko is another one I should mention, that have pioneered early treatment, and that are being, frankly, hunted.
00:21:32.780They're being run out of their hospitals.
00:21:35.700People are trying to take their license.
00:22:05.280And I know that pharma has been partially behind it, but we're still yet to find out what's really happened with the government and its bizarre attempts to suppress these agents that are clearly effective.
00:22:22.180Ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, and there's many, many others.
00:22:26.220And I think that's a story still to be told.
00:22:29.980Zev Zelenko has a fantastic video in which Rick Bright, the former head of BARDA, directly states that he intentionally circumvented the will of the president of the United States, whether you like Donald Trump or not.
00:22:44.260You know, when the president tells you to do something, generally, if you're a bureaucrat, you ought to do it.
00:22:48.780And Rick Bright was fourth down from the president, and he conspired with Janet Woodcock, a formerly acting director of the FDA.
00:23:03.780No, he's head of Biomedical Advanced Research and Development Agency, which gives out the big, big money for advanced development of medical products.
00:23:12.720So they directly conspired to make it so that physicians wouldn't be able to give out hydroxychloroquine in the outpatient environment.
00:23:23.620So I really look forward to what I anticipate is going to be a turnover in the Senate and the House at the midterms.
00:23:31.160And to my friend, my respected friend, Senator Ron Johnson, becoming head of the investigation subcommittee, because I know that he will get to the bottom of this.
00:23:43.980And by the way, he's having hearings next Monday.
00:23:46.720So you might want to tune in for those also, in addition to the rally on Sunday.
00:23:53.020I want to wrap up a couple of threads still on therapeutics.
00:24:00.480Do you recommend if people just simply treat themselves, as it were, for COVID, whether it's Omicron, it is almost always, as I understand it now, Omicron, or how should people react when they get the virus?
00:24:24.900So for some of us that are elderly or have hyperglycemic states, have diabetes, are morbidly obese, we're still at risk.
00:24:55.500Don't just assume that you're taking enough vitamin D.
00:24:57.640You're certainly not getting enough in your milk.
00:25:00.080So get your vitamin D levels up and find a doc that will treat you as an outpatient.
00:25:04.860This is bizarre, this thing of we're not going to treat you until you're sick enough that we can admit you and put you on the ventilator and give remdesivir, which is a toxic drug.
00:25:15.500But the hospitals are incentivized to do this.
00:25:17.740And strangely, it's the hospitalists and the hospital administrators that are attacking the outpatient physicians that are saving lives by giving early treatment.
00:25:38.580So I don't advise that you treat yourself.
00:25:42.580In my case, when I got Delta, because I've both been double jabbed and had the infection twice, I had the initial Wuhan strain and then I got Delta strain last fall.
00:25:53.880So I got a prescription for hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin and some other agents.
00:26:51.620Let me let me turn, if I may, to to this issue of experimentation and to where we are with our public health organizations, because we're two years into this experience, this crisis, this pandemic.
00:27:09.320I don't have the feeling I have a high level of discomfort that the public health agencies aren't two years smarter and they aren't two years better.
00:27:21.760And we need real focus from those who know what they're talking about, you, Dr. Peter McCullough, and the others, to say, what do we need to do to make this thing work?
00:27:37.600Is it really too high an expectation that public health would know what they're doing in the midst of a pandemic of this nature?
00:27:47.240I'm reminded of another one of these cartoon memes that circulated where it shows the gravestone and it says CDC on the gravestone.
00:27:59.540It says the credibility of the CDC on the gravestone and one character is saying to the other, did it die with COVID or of COVID?
00:28:07.900And I think you're right, where I've been predicting this for months and months and months, what would happen to public faith in the public health enterprise, in the medical enterprise, if it turned out that this lab leak hypothesis had merit and that ivermectin was effective and that the vaccines are not fully safe and effective.
00:28:35.680And here we are, and what a surprise, the public has lost trust, I think for good reason.
00:28:45.360And what we see is, long ago, I kind of started this whole wordplay of the noble lie, as it applies to Tony Fauci, and Tony and Rochelle Walensky just seem to keep doubling down.
00:29:00.500And I don't know how we get to the point of having rational, objective, unbiased advice and policy, public policy.
00:29:18.120It is, you know, this is, it's just, our public policy is too closely aligned with financial interests of the pharmaceutical industry.
00:30:12.280Pharma generates enormous, I make the case that basically pharma makes so much profit that it ends up funding most of our elections down to the local administrator level.
00:30:24.260And that's, you know, we're living with the consequences.
00:30:27.680They kind of own our politicians because they paid for them.
00:30:41.840You also, when you were talking with Joe Rogan, came up with a diagnosis.
00:30:45.700This is one of your assertions that we're going through something called, I think I've got this right, mass psychosis formation, which I thought was fascinating because most of us just talk about this is mass hypnosis because we saw a B movie somewhere in our childhood.
00:31:04.160But this is, this is looking a little like that, but you're using it clinically and professionally.
00:31:12.200Give us, give us your diagnosis and what it all means.
00:31:41.320And it is the madness of crowds and there's huge, you know, like I said, 200 years plus of deep academic research and thought in this area, including some of the great philosophers of the 20th century.
00:31:57.000I'd love to read, if you don't mind, a couple of quotes from Matthias's new book, The Origins of Totalitarianism.
00:32:06.100It's out in Dutch and it will soon be out in English.
00:32:08.580So this is him writing, and as I mentioned, I was just with Matthias on an extended documentary photo shoot in Spain over the last five years, just returned last night.
00:32:19.120So regarding the current situation, here's a quote from this book.
00:32:23.320Alternative voices are stigmatized by a veritable ministry of truth, which is crowded with fact checkers.
00:32:30.440Freedom of speech is curtailed by various forms of censorship and self-censorship.
00:32:34.440People's right to self-determination is infringed upon by coercive vaccination strategies, which impose heretofore unthinkable social exclusion and segregation upon society.
00:32:45.340And here's his comment in general about mass formation and the origins of totalitarianism.
00:32:56.840Gustave Le Bon famously stated that crowds are only powerful for destruction.
00:33:02.480Devoted to the principle of solidarity, they always aim to pursue the greater good in the belief this will lead to an ideological paradise.
00:33:10.900However, the outcome is invariably the same, an infernal abyss.
00:33:17.220Crowds and their rulers are blindly dragged down into a malice term of destruction until they're faced with the ultimate consequence of the rationale that monopolizes their mind.
00:33:27.240Mechanistic worldview of a dead, soulless universe.
00:33:30.960This is the process that led the Russians down into their own private little hell.
00:33:49.480This is what happened with the Red Scare in the United States in the 50s.
00:33:55.820And perhaps even to an extent, what happened to us after the Twin Towers came down.
00:34:03.180This is a fundamental process that has been with human society as long as there has been human society.
00:34:10.140But Matthias says that the trend is quite clearly getting more severe during the 20th and 21st century.
00:34:18.260And that that is the consequence of the rise of mass media.
00:34:21.700It's media that is driving this whole process together with our becoming so disassociated with each other.
00:34:31.620The underlying illness is that we have lost connectivity with each other and with our social organizations, whether it's church or other social groups.
00:34:43.620And we've substituted it for, you know, our cell phones and social media.
00:34:49.000So it's really what we're facing is a consequence of a sickness that has come to us because of mass media and to a significant extent because the role of big tech in changing everybody's lives and fragmenting us in the way that they have.
00:35:04.760And there arises, then the question, to what degree is this mass formation?
00:35:14.060Is it intent or is it a causal byproduct of a quarantine and isolation imposed by a virus that just happened to originate in a laboratory in a country that is totalitarian?
00:35:32.820And subject itself to that very same diagnosis, it would seem to me, your thoughts?
00:36:30.000And so if we look to them, well, the next things that we might see is these various forms of social control through social credit system, AI driven facial recognition and everything else.
00:36:43.600I think that the big question and I direct your, you know, Neil Oliver from GB News, a fantastic commentator, put out a video the other day where where he was, you know, he was just spoke clearly, concisely, logically, without any drama, particularly about the role of the World Economic Forum in driving all of this.
00:37:13.600And and and I think that people are really starting to focus on what the heck has happened with the World Economic Forum.
00:37:23.360They have I you know, you remember you're old enough and I am.
00:37:27.800We remember this old movie called The Manchurian Candidate.
00:37:32.720But but we're in a situation where the World Economic Forum has groomed world leaders.
00:37:38.500And many of those world leaders are now running Western countries and they have been raised in the ideology of.
00:37:49.960A transnational world and a new world order run from a single governmental entity there, there, they are trained in the logic of one world government and the logic of the World Economic Forum.
00:38:11.140And frankly, as far as I'm concerned, I wrote today in a sub stack, these people are not patriots, I'm not even sure that they really meet the criteria of being American citizens.
00:38:26.000I think their allegiance is not to America, their allegiance is to the World Economic Forum and the new transnational one world order.
00:38:34.180And I will share with you something I've never discussed on the air, but I was the guy who had been working for CNN 30 years ago.
00:38:45.520No, I was the guy who put the World Economic Forum on television.
00:38:52.260I walked away from the World Economic Forum within a matter of two or three years, because what I saw disturbed me deeply.
00:39:03.940There was at that point, there was a lot of talk about the NWO, but we all thought it was some sort of fiction that that George H.W. Bush had fantasized.
00:39:16.980But, you know, Klaus Schwab, it is his imaginings that is at the root of all of this.
00:39:27.480And I think it is, I'm just delighted, I'm surprised, but I'm delighted to hear you take it up, because it is truly a force not for good.
00:39:36.720I have been dragged there, you know, by my heels, resisting every step of the way, but it is the only thing that explains the data.
00:39:53.300And I find it shocking that the likes of Justin Trudeau and most of the Western leaders have basically been trained by the World Economic Forum and then brought up.
00:40:16.180It's just, the list goes on and on and on.
00:40:19.740And you see that, and it's hard to, it's hard, it is the one thing which ties together this odd observation of horizontal integration across tech, pharma, media, and the government.
00:40:43.500That is hard to explain, and none of us have ever seen before with prior outbreaks, and it is global.
00:40:51.180And it's very difficult to dismiss it all as coincidence or at any point to try to escape the rational conclusion as to what it is.
00:41:02.340Well, and they're very, to their credit, I think, give credit where credit's due.
00:41:08.140The World Economic Forum is really quite transparent about what their plans and operations are.
00:41:13.180You can look all this stuff up, so you don't have to make up anything.
00:41:30.840I am shocked by the illusion that obviously some of our leading virologists were under, that the Chinese communists were to be trusted, that we had something to gain from investing in their laboratories, whether in Wuhan or wherever else, and that we should share our knowledge with these folks.
00:42:11.620The logic of interest is that it's still ongoing.
00:42:17.020I've spoken to close friends that work for a defense threat reduction agency, and apparently the threat mitigation branch of DITRA continues to fund the Wuhan lab.
00:42:29.080The logic is akin to the buying up of the loose nukes in Russia, that if we only provide funding for these poor errant Chinese scientists, then they won't go on and do bad things.
00:42:46.180I, it's hard, it, it, the paper trail seems to indicate that EcoHealth Alliance and DASIC, and now we know that DASIC, according to, to a recent account on Twitter, from a scientific colleague, DASIC has ties to the CIA.
00:43:08.360And they, they appear to have used the Wuhan laboratory pathway to escape, escape a mandate that they shall not perform gain of function research.
00:43:23.760And we had Tony asserting, you know, kind of doing the, Bill Clinton, redefining the meaning of words in his testimony, you know, Tony did that in his testimony in the Senate by saying, well, no, this wasn't really gain of function research.
00:43:39.540Yet, we have the review, we have the proposal from DASIC and EcoHealth submitted to DARPA now, thanks to Veritas, and we have the review from DARPA, in which they clearly state that this is gain of function research.
00:43:57.040Apparently, that proposal, after they rejected it because it was too high a risk and the risks hadn't been mitigated, then it went over and was submitted to Tony's shop and he funded it.
00:44:07.180And, you know, this is just, you know, this is just duplicitous at best, Tony, Tony asserting that this was not gain of function research, it clearly was gain of function research.
00:44:18.320Deplicitous, and when, and in speaking with Senator Paul, he straight out lied.
00:44:25.520And I think there will be an account, I think there will be an accounting for that, and I know that Senator Paul means to do so.
00:45:52.380And therefore, this is going to further erode America's geopolitical interests, which have already been deeply damaged, because the defects in our system, the corruption, is now out there for the world to see.
00:46:13.060But, Lou, I've got a positive thing, too.
00:46:16.200So I'm just back from Spain, where I spent a lot of time with Belgians and other Europeans, as I mentioned, with Matthias and with Gert van den Bosch, among others.
00:46:25.440And the world still looks to the United States for leadership, despite all this.
00:46:31.700They still hope that we are the shining city on the hill, that we are Camelot, that we can be that again.
00:46:39.040We are seen as still the great experiment in democracy.
00:46:47.380And we, I think that we can step up, and maybe the demonstrations this Sunday are a step in that direction.
00:46:55.760I think that the American people have begun to see through this, and they're good.
00:48:02.580And it seems that discussion is something that is avoided in every state capital in the world.
00:48:09.320Yeah, this was, so this fascinating book from the head of the Wellcome Trust, in which he reveals that Fauci and himself and Francis Collins all got burner phones, so that they could discuss how to cover all this stuff up.
00:48:30.080And the frank discussion that it was covered up because of the potential embarrassment it would cause to certain worldwide groups and harm to science.
00:48:41.600I mean, that's pretty close to saying, yeah, we covered it up because we didn't want to embarrass China.
00:48:46.200Yeah, it's just the irrationality of these folks who consider themselves to be so bright and for some reason.
00:48:58.120Ah, you just put your finger on it, okay, is this all comes down to hubris.
00:49:20.100And, you know, you know, you know how he got that big raise was it was part of the, I think it's the Pandemic and All Hazards Preparedness Bill.
00:49:30.760Basically, they gave him a big raise because of his important contributions in biodefense.
00:50:11.680Hey, if I can give one shout out, everybody that's going to go to the rally, wear your white coats if you're a medical professional or you're in the medical professions, okay?
00:50:25.360And I will guarantee you that we will hawk the march in Washington Sunday to step up against the vaccines that Dr. Malone has just described, the reasons that he's described.
00:50:41.620Yeah, if you're concerned about it all, I think I can speak.