00:20:17.480And great questions that they're asking.
00:20:22.060And amongst those questions, the application to go ahead and vaccinate, you know, five-year-olds, 11-year-olds,
00:20:34.140these are awfully young children, and we've, your thought about it and how effective is it and how logical and scientifically necessary is.
00:20:46.960It doesn't follow the risk ratification principles we understand the pandemic.
00:20:52.280About 40% of our deaths were seniors, people in nursing homes, congregate facilities, that the average age was 83.
00:21:35.680It's very easily treatable, easily treatable if they get it.
00:21:40.000Estimates are, my personal estimate is I think about 80% of kids are already through it.
00:21:43.680They already have some form of immunity.
00:21:45.120We had a paper out from Johns Hopkins just this week in JAMA showing if someone clinically had the illness, it was a 99% chance of having the neutralizing antibodies.
00:21:56.280Even if they thought they had it, there was a 55% chance of having these antibodies.
00:22:00.700We've never seen a compelling case for children.
00:22:03.740The randomized trials showed no reductions in severe illness because there weren't any severe cases.
00:22:08.600And now a paper from the CDC published in the MMWR, their journal, December 31st, by House, the first author, shows concerning data, children ages 5 to 11.
00:22:20.460And in the serious complications table, there was about 15% actually had evidence of heart injury by blood testing and by echocardiography.
00:22:29.040And I can tell you, Lou, this is the first time I've seen in my career heart damage occurring in prepubital children.
00:22:49.580In the House paper, there is a table, and I'm going to bring it up since I think it's important.
00:22:58.420And when the media doctors and the FDA get up, boy, they better be quoting the literature, I mean, with great precision.
00:23:05.320So this first doctor's house, H-A-U-S-E, MMWR, December 31st, 2021.
00:23:11.040In this serious reports table, they had 100 cases where kids, this is serious, this means life-threatening, hospitalized,
00:23:17.920and that 15% had an elevation in cardiac troponin indicating heart damage, 12 had chest pain, 12 had abnormal percentages, 12% had abnormal EKGs, and 10% had abnormal echocardiograms.
00:23:34.400Lou, this is unheard of to have children who have no threat of illness with respect to COVID-19 respiratory disease sustaining any heart damage.
00:23:45.300And I testified in the U.S. Senate on January 24th, I told America, one case is too many, one case.
00:35:46.960So you can imagine, you know, Moderna and Pfizer actually have been given, Moderna and then BioNTech, the German company that's working with Pfizer, they've been awarded biological licensing agreements.
00:35:58.520All that means is they can, if they commit to post-marketing studies, and the FDA has put a ton of post-marketing studies on them for a heart injury,
00:36:06.000and they come up with a package insert that's going to be survivable, they could have market entry.
00:36:12.340But if they have market entry, they're going to have to convince an insurance company to pay for it.
00:36:35.620But the rest of it, in terms of liability and all of the people who are suffering some sort of effect, it's not a great way for public health in this country to be carried out.
00:36:52.120I'm very, very concerned as well about what are people going to say when we get to it?
00:36:59.160Let's assume that, well, let's not assume, but it's possible that Omicron could be one of the last, if not the last stage in this pandemic, correct?
00:37:09.980It's almost like you went to the fireworks, and you get to the very end, and they shoot off everything they've got left in the cannons, you know, that big finale.
00:37:58.320The FDA should always be the drug safety watchdog.
00:38:00.960They should not be promoting a product.
00:38:02.700So the FDA should be safety watchdog, the CDC should be the outbreak investigation group, and the NIH should be the government research funding group.
00:38:10.640That means we should have had a separate pandemic response unit executing the vaccine program, and we should have had Independent Day Safety Monitoring Board, Adjudication Committee, and Human Ethics Committee, and monthly review.
00:38:23.040If we would have had monthly review, we would have identified these problems early, probably been able to adjust the vaccines.
00:38:28.860I think they probably would have just been restricted to our high-risk seniors.
00:38:31.920We could have actually, the vaccine program could have done a lot of good if it was executed correctly.
00:38:38.080But it's been basically this out-of-control public menace now.
00:38:43.200Families are pulling their kids out of school.
00:38:45.560Parents are trembling in fear of what's going to happen with their children.
00:38:51.100Everything's basically spiraling out of control.
00:38:53.260Spiraling out of control, Dr. Fauci announcing that, and I love these pronouncements that he makes, but announcing that the U.S. is exiting full-blown pandemic phase of coronavirus crisis.
00:39:32.400There's been a great underutilization of early treatment.
00:39:35.960If we would have had all of our government officials focused on the sick person at hand with a very comprehensive early treatment program, I mean, all the medical systems engaged, we should have been focusing on the medical community.
00:39:51.080To this day, Mayo Clinic has no protocol for COVID.
00:39:54.800Neither does Johns Hopkins or Emory or Duke.
00:39:58.180They still haven't treated a single outpatient with a branded protocol.
00:40:04.220No hospital, Lou, claims to be a center of excellence for COVID.
00:40:08.160And these are richly reimbursed admissions.
00:40:11.320You'd think right now, Mayo Clinic and Cleveland Clinic would be advertising, send your sick COVID patients here.
00:40:16.460We're the best at treating COVID patients.
00:40:18.400There is no bravado in taking care of COVID patients.
00:40:24.940It's also disturbing, because talking to various doctors, the reality is that they were depending upon the CDC for guidance, for direction.
00:40:38.660They have their practices, whatever their specialty is.
00:40:41.800I can only imagine, because people appreciate, I believe, what doctors must stay up to date on, the education that is constant and continuing throughout their careers.
00:40:54.260I guess what I'm saying to you is, I don't see anything right about what the CDC did and has been doing, frankly.
00:41:07.980And I really think that we're going to have to change our public health institutions and organization.
00:41:18.440I think we need panels of external advisors.
00:41:24.040You know, when I was doing my innovative work on how to treat COVID-19, I published the very first paper teaching doctors how to treat in the major literature in the American Journal of Medicine.
00:41:32.700You know, I got a call from Peter Navarro.
00:42:08.060All we hear about is vaccine, vaccine, vaccine.
00:42:10.740There should be, we should be telling people right now, high-risk seniors who are getting sick with COVID, how they can access these important products.
00:43:11.540You know, Robert F. Kennedy, who, you know, runs the Children Health Defense, he has a strong, he has a strong position on safety of vaccines.
00:43:25.740It was, you know, so it's interesting.
00:43:27.980So Joe Rogan, who has a huge audience, you know, Joe Rogan, not only does he actually get fried, and then, you know, you have Neil Young and Harry and his wife and all these others.
00:45:37.640But we're absolutely against mandates.
00:45:41.100This is a country in which you have the freedom to make your own decisions.
00:45:46.280And for anyone to feel otherwise, you know, that's their right, too.
00:45:51.520But for our government to lay down laws and directives and executive orders and mandates that are not supported by peer-reviewed, skeptical scientists and medical researchers and doctors is, to me, crazy.
00:46:09.080And I hope we're through the crazy period.
00:46:15.760I think we're at the dawn of a new age.
00:46:17.640But, Lou, whatever's going on, it's worldwide.
00:46:20.540And, boy, you know, I have a podcast myself, the McCullough Report on America Out Loud Talk Radio.
00:46:25.160I interviewed a German doctor this week who said, you know, in Germany, public gatherings are outlawed because we could not get together and do what you guys did in Washington.
00:46:34.120He goes, but what we're doing is we're doing silent walks.
00:46:36.680And we are walking hundreds of thousands of people together.
00:46:40.500And when we're asked, he said, listen, we're just exercising and we're quiet.
00:47:43.140What is really, to me, heartening is, as you say, people in Germany simply marching, walking.
00:47:50.080We're finding out, whether we look to the North, to the Canadians, whether we look to the UK, to the Brits, this is not a world that is made like us.
00:48:03.400We have laws and rights that make us the folks who decide what our government will do.
00:48:11.420This government is now working against the people.
00:48:15.720And the people, I think, as a result of this experience, as tragic as it has been, as difficult as it has been, as disruptive to American life and society as it has been, is reminding us what God-given blessing we have here in this great country.
00:48:33.160It also reminds us that there are, you know, there's a lot of discussion about God-given rights, human rights.
00:48:40.620My view is there are only American rights in this country.
00:48:44.560We can discuss whether God led us or whether there is providence to those rights.
00:48:50.180But those rights are all sanctioned in blood, the blood of soldiers who have fought for those rights and for all of us who have worked so hard to keep this country free.
00:49:02.460And I have to say to you, doctor, you are amongst the leaders.
00:49:07.500And I thank you so much for everything you've done, at great risk to your career, at great risk, period, to stand up for what you know, for what you knew to be right.
00:49:18.440And you have helped all of the rest of us understand, as best we can, the issues and to come down on the side of this great country and our treasured freedoms.