DR. PETER MCCULLOUGH SAYS WE’VE REALIZED THAT PEOPLE ARE GOING TO CONTRACT COVID. IT’S MAKING ITS FINAL RUN
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Dr. Peter McCullough is an internist, cardiologist and epidemiologist who has taken on the medical profession sorthodoxy on vaccinations and their failure to emphasize treatment in the early phase of the Ebola pandemic. He also has a new book out called The Courage to Face Ebola: How to Prevent Hospitalization and Death While Battling the Biopharmaceutical Complex.
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Hello, everybody, and welcome to The Great America Show. I'm Lou Dobbs, and we're delighted to have you with us.
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The big story this weekend is the investiture of Xi Jinping as the ruler of all China.
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The Chinese Communist Party hailing Xi as the general secretary and president of the PRC for an unprecedented third five-year term.
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And turning, if we may now, from the Middle Kingdom to the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.
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We find out now that impaired, crooked, and compromised puppet president Joe Biden was rebuffed by Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman
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when Biden asked him to delay OPEC's announcement of any cutback in crude oil production until after the November 8th midterm election.
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No deal, said the Crown Prince, who also is the kingdom's prime minister.
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And now Biden is doing exactly what you would expect of him.
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He's threatening Mohammed bin Salman with, quote, consequences.
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Nothing like an impaired tough guy to be in the Oval Office in these treacherous, dangerous times.
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In medical news, Moderna and Merck announcing their joint efforts to develop a cancer vaccine to fight melanoma.
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The company is expected to have phase two trial results by the end of the year.
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And reports this week that new COVID variants have been detected.
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Dr. Fauci quickly, of course, jumped on the discovery to deliver his usual gloomy warning,
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saying a more dangerous variant could be on the way this winter.
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Not everyone, of course, pays Dr. Fauci much mind.
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Our guest is the distinguished Dr. Peter McCullough.
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Dr. McCullough is an internist, cardiologist and epidemiologist.
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Dr. McCullough has taken on the medical profession's orthodoxy on vaccinations
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and their failure to emphasize treatment in the early phase of the virus pandemic.
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The title is The Courage to Face COVID-19, Preventing Hospitalization and Death While Battling the Biopharmaceutical Complex.
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Peter, it's great to have you back with us here on The Great America Show.
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As we look at these numbers, COVID cases moving higher, but not dramatically.
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And as a percentage of cases, what is going on?
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What is the, if you will, the state of the problem?
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The best way to describe it, Lou, and thanks for having me on the show,
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is, you know, I think that in the mindset of people who are in the public health agencies,
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they had a mindset for nearly two years of a COVID zero policy that, you know, we were going
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And we've basically migrated to a COVID inevitable realization.
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That is, it's inevitable that people are going to contract the illness.
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And I think the virus is making its final run through whoever's susceptible and who's ever
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left, you know, largely it's people who are fully vaccinated, but there's still some unvaccinated
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So it is better to be vaccinated than not, as we are watching what you seem to believe will
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I can't fault anybody early on who took the vaccines.
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But, you know, Deborah Birx came out, a former COVID task force member, with some shocking
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She said, you know, we knew these vaccines weren't going to work.
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And the majority of people actually in hospital dying with COVID are fully vaccinated.
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So it just doesn't look like the vaccines at this stage are providing protection.
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And they probably did bring some people through the more dangerous phases of the pandemic with
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the alpha, certainly in Brazil, the gamma and the delta outbreaks in the United States.
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And then we see these reports in which people, you know, who haven't got COVID and who say,
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You know, on June 27th, 2022, in the Texas Senate, the dean for the University of Texas
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School of Public Health in Houston reported with high quality research assays that the
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That means basically everybody's either had a vaccine or they've had the illness.
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So large numbers of people who think they haven't had it and haven't had the vaccine.
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By the way, there's only 18% of Americans that haven't taken a vaccine.
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But even among that group, chances are they've had it.
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I have to say it leaves my wife and I scratching our heads because, you know, we've had people
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who subsequently to being in our homes and, you know, being at dinner with them or whatever
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And we've always said we have got to be the lucky.
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Initially, we were thinking it was the vaccine.
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Very soon, we were thinking we're blessed and the luckiest people in the world.
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Uh, that is amazing to think 99.9% of the population could be, uh, at that point.
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Remember with the Spanish flu that without any antivirals or vaccines for the Spanish flu,
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it had about a two year run through the population.
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And it was thought basically everybody was touched by it.
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And now we have a program, a movement, uh, to, to vaccinate, uh, toddlers, babies, infants,
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uh, through, uh, you know, five or six years of age.
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And America knows that, you know, the take rate on that, Lou, is about 2%.
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Common sense seems to have descended upon the population, or at least in certain areas
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We are seeing some vestiges of good old American common sense.
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Uh, that brings joy to my heart because I just hate to think of those toddlers, uh, sending,
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You know, I can tell you, it's just, I think it's just a fear driven situation.
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We've seen fear overtake common sense on things like masking, social distancing, lockdowns.
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Somehow public health officials were trying to position children as super spreaders, but
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we had data from the CDC in February that 75% of kids had already had it.
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There were previous papers suggesting children are immunologic buffers.
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They actually don't spread it, uh, very readily.
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The schools have been open for more than a year now, uh, public schools.
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There was no proven child to teacher spread with serious consequences.
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So the bottom line is we need to leave the kids out of this one.
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Uh, and you were saying much the same thing, by the way, when we didn't have a lot of data,
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when we didn't have, uh, a, a great deal of, uh, public consciousness about what was going
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on and thanks to you and, uh, many of your colleagues, I better say some of your colleagues,
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And skepticism to me is the stuff of self-preservation.
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We've, uh, my wife and I, for example, just to use, uh, the closest example, uh, we've had,
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uh, two shots, we've had two boosters, uh, what, you know, at our age, it's sort of immaterial
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what happens to us genetically, uh, but for our, you know, our children and our grandchildren,
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it's of immense importance, uh, just like it is for, I'm sure, nearly everyone listening
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I mean, we simply don't have a long enough period of time to know what the effect of
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taking, you know, four injections of genetic material could be, uh, you're right.
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I think clearly a risk benefit approach would favor the, the highest risk, the elderly or
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And, uh, you know, we just haven't seen a focus honestly on the seniors in the news or in the
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And there's been a preoccupation on young people, employed people, and children, uh,
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15% of those who took a vaccine have some new illness now, or some new disease, some new
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85% of people took the vaccine are fine, nothing.
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And so I've been asked, you know, what's going on here?
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Because there clearly are blood clots, heart damage, headaches, ringing in the ears, nerve
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There's a whole litany of things people are reporting after the vaccines.
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I was asked this by Joe Rogan and others, and working with a lot of molecular biologists,
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I've concluded the majority of people who are taking the vaccines are getting relatively
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Uh, the, uh, the vaccines are difficult to make.
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Probably each strand of messenger RNA or adenoviral DNA is different.
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It's loaded on the lipid nanoparticles, has to be carefully transported around the country.
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Uh, they're using multi-use vials and nurses are poking a needle in it six times.
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I think most people are getting relatively inert, uh, genetic material.
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And we know this because of the complications that have occurred in the deaths that have
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occurred after the vaccine loop, 80% are linked to specific lots.
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So we actually have a manufacturing differential that's related to these complications.
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When you say, uh, a manufacturing differential, I read that as contamination or some sort of
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malfunction in the process itself, uh, beyond contamination, perhaps.
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Give us, give us what you, well, I mean, contamination, you know, contamination's not
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So if it's contaminated with air in the multi-use vials, uh, you know, it would relatively inactivate
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So it would be less likely for it to really, uh, take off on spike protein production and
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Uh, but, um, you know, people who have been in the manufacturing field, I was with Senator
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Ron Johnson at the, uh, uh, uh, crony capitalism conference, uh, at Hillsdale in, in Washington
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And Johnson's got a mine manufacturing background.
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He goes, anytime you have 80% of some side effect related to specific lots, you've got
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But in this case, the lots that are causing the problems actually may be actually relatively
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That's installing the spike protein that does the damage.
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We do know there are contaminants and other issues because millions of lots have been returned
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to Pfizer and Moderna specifically from Japan because they find precipitate at the bottom
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And contamination, I guess, as you suggest, when you were talking about air, uh, it a great
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Uh, do we have some sense of what the predominant contaminant is when there is an issue with certain
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No, that Japanese have reported metal debris that, uh, it's actually coming off of the
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manufacturing plates or whatever they're using to make it, uh, no, but it needs, there
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needs to be a lot more investigation with people.
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I was at CPAC and, you know, I went on with Steve Bannon on his show and he goes, what needs
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We need to be able to answer questions and the companies need to answer, answer them.
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Uh, Senator Johnson's sent now over 40 letters of inquiry and he's been stonewalled for by
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And so, uh, what the Republicans are saying is, listen, we need a sufficient majority to
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start actually subpoenaing people and asking questions because Americans want to know what
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When do you think, and I, I, this is, and I don't mean this in a partisan sense.
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I mean it in a, a, a sense of governance, uh, and obligation to the citizenry.
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When do you think the country is going to wise up about the fact that the left of this country
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has drawn a, a, a, a dark and thick curtain between citizens and the truth, whether it's
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about politics, uh, economics, our medicine, our public health, they seem almost uniformly
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to want to deny the public right to know, which is an American, uh, tenant, uh, of our, of our
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And people aren't talking about this, this curtain, uh, that has been pulled out over
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You know, people keep asking the question of what needs to happen.
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Does, uh, you know, does the president or vice president need to, you know, have a calamitous
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Does, uh, uh, you know, is there going to be some court case that's going to blow things
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Uh, will there be some revelation that's so sufficiently noted that the public will wake
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It just seems as if the public is in a trance and the left, uh, and I can tell you politically,
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I have, uh, now, uh, just recently registered on the Republican side of the voter ledger, but
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I can tell you that, um, uh, uh, you know, you know, a former president Trump's, uh,
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Uh, you know, it's almost as if we're in a wide open totalitarian, uh, country right now.
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Yeah, it's, it's not certainly complete, but this is a takeover.
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And I, I find it fascinating that the, so many of the Republicans, either they're quiet,
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only Ron DeSantis that I know of has said anything significant.
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I have to give, uh, the minority leader, Kevin McCarthy in the house, some credit because
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he did at least threaten investigations, but that's an empty threat until we, uh, see whether
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or not we're cheated out of another election, uh, come November.
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However, uh, it is, there is a level of skepticism that is healthy that I think is emerging in
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this country, uh, and part because of what COVID has wrought, uh, we can talk about, uh,
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in a number of issues, but the, the reality is this is a justice department, uh, a, an FBI.
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Uh, they could decide at any moment, anyone who refuses a COVID vaccination, uh, is guilty
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as some affront to the administrative state, to the deep state, uh, and the Marxist Dems
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You and I, Lou, just by having this conversation, you and I could easily be classified as domestic
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You got, you know, if you don't reserve to yourself the right of free speech, uh, then
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And I will tell you this, uh, on this, on this podcast, on the great America show, especially
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with that name, we're going to speak freely and honestly and openly and devil take the
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hindmost because that just isn't going to change without, uh, absolute suppression by the,
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Lou, I had a chance to make some points on stage at CPAC and it's absolutely wonderful
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that Matt and Mercedes slap extended an invitation.
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You know, that YouTube had taken down all of CPAC, uh, at the last meeting in Orlando because
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of my seven minute speech that I gave on stage.
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He hand wrote me a letter saying, listen, um, you know, we've got to bring the truth.
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I made the point to America that in the medical world, my world, there is no such term as
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Uh, there simply are scientific data and observations, and there's two or more interpretive
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The scientific process depends on different points of view.
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As we discuss and seek the truth, there is no such thing as misinformation and to have
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any agency or medical society or medical board claim to have agency over the truth, actually
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take, uh, and make the claim that they hold the truth and others don't is a very, very dangerous
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You're talking about the national institutes of health and you're talking about the CDC and
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you're talking about Dr. Fauci, uh, the most presumptuous and arrogant, uh, doctor I have
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ever met, heard of, or, um, uh, even conjured, uh, and, and I'm not picking on Dr. Fauci.
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Uh, he is a, an entity unto himself, a power unto himself.
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Uh, Senator Rand Paul, I think has done a wonderful job of, of showing what, uh, an irresponsible,
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and arrogant and deceptive, uh, public, uh, public official that he's been, and I'm, and
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a public official without oversight, uh, making such important decisions.
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And then we hear, as you said, Dr. Burke sitting on the task force and knowing that the vaccines
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won't work and her words, uh, and yet, uh, pressing the public to be vaccinated, knowing
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Well, you know, people have asked the question, why did she come out and make these statements?
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She may be trying to position herself, uh, in a way where she's out of the long arm of the law.
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Americans are angry that we have not had teamwork.
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Uh, this should have been purely an elective program, high risk seniors, people, uh, who could
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judge their risk or be advised on risk, uh, could participate in this carefully.
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Uh, we didn't have any safety reporting on what was going on with the vaccines.
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And, you know, as the virus mutated, the, the, the federal agencies were very quick to remove
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They said, oh, they won't work, but they never removed the vaccines.
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And they basically code against the same, uh, spike protein.
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So the bottom line is, uh, the agencies have, uh, in our book courage to face COVID-19, the
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agencies have actually, uh, intentionally suppressed treatment in order to advance the vaccine
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First of all, let's make sure that we're, uh, saying, uh, the title of your book, uh, the
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No, the title is courage to face COVID-19 preventing hospitalizations and deaths while
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And I took a year to write this with a bestselling author, John Leak, who's a true crime author.
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John had returned to the U S from Vienna where he had several, uh, uh, you know, award-winning
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books and, and he went and carefully interviewed many, many of the key players, uh, and tells
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the story in a narrative, actually a story about the discovery of how to treat this illness.
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How to get people through the problem, avoid hospitalization and death.
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And then the stunning development that a variety of stakeholders worked to actually suppress
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information and then directly suppress treatments to Americans and people worldwide.
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Well, as we can see now, Moderna, Pfizer, uh, biotech, uh, these companies had a great deal
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to lose by, uh, featuring treatment for crying out loud, instead of a vaccine.
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We're talking about hundreds of billions of dollars.
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I mean, I have to say the fact that there was a suppression on the part of at least two
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companies on the results, uh, uh, of, uh, the number of deaths, uh, as a result of having
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I find that just unimaginable that there wasn't an outcry and it was just another day at the
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What you're mentioning is that, you know, the later development that under court order,
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Pfizer actually had to release their dossier and Pfizer knew about 1,223 deaths within
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And the FDA tried to suppress the release of that dossier to Americans for 55 years.
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So that's prima facie evidence that the FDA is actively involved in a biopharmaceutical
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Now, uh, you know, Americans got wise to this, rates of vaccination dropped, but we still haven't
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Was it actually more viable RNA getting into the system?
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Was it people with certain inherited, uh, issues like blood clotting issues or heart
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Uh, these questions still remain unanswered and there's been a large number of people
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Uh, the world council for health, uh, is the first organization has come out June 11th,
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2022, and actually has called for a global recall and said, listen, pull the existing ones
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There's about 16 vaccines out there in development, uh, but that's where we are now.
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The book is really about the lead up to this, the suppression of early treatment.
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Uh, and, and, and I testified in the Texas Senate on June 27th, uh, Lou, and I made the case
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That there's always been a community standard of care to treat COVID and the community standard
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of care starts with the very first doctor who has the courage to treat somebody and
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The community standard of care is not defined by the CDC, NIH, or FDA.
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It's actually defined by the practitioners that find certain drugs or strategies useful.
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And, and in the, the courage to, to face COVID-19, do you go into the issue of the task force,
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the operation warp speed, and perhaps the fear that motivated a very quick, uh, uh, development
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of those vaccines that, that perhaps was in retrospect, at least a mistake.
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We do, and we do think, so the crimes that were committed were fraud, uh, Americans and
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And the second crime is actually mass negligent homicide.
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Greater numbers of people actually lost their lives by the denial and suppression of early
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The defendants is the biopharmaceutical complex.
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That's, uh, the World Economic Forum, the Gates Foundation, CEPI, the Center for Epidemic
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Preparedness and Innovation, uh, Gavi, Rockefeller Foundation, Welcome Trust, the Chinese Communist
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Party, uh, the CDC, NIH, and FDA, you know, major medical societies.
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It is a giant complex that worked to suppress treatment.
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The plaintiffs are actually all the people out there who were denied a chance to stay out
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And the book is such a complex reality, Lou, that John Leake tells it in a narrative, an
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You can read it in about two and a half hours and it's a fun read.
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And by the way, that's doubly appreciated and absolutely correct.
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I, uh, I won't need my, uh, my cheaters or my readers, uh, reading glasses.
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Uh, I want to, if I may, talk about the issue of skepticism in the medical community for just
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And that is, you know, like everyone else, we have, uh, a doctor, a particular of our
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We have a doctor who we just think the world of, uh, but one of the things that we noticed
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is that every doctor seems to take their orders from this sort of consensus that boils
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up from the CDC or the NIH, there is a ready-made apparatus, uh, for a, uh, a, if you will, a
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conventional, uh, herd-like, uh, approach to medicine that I think is just a stunning when
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we're talking about some of the most brilliant doctors and some of the most effective doctors
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You know, we've never seen this in heart disease, cancer, or other illnesses to have
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Innovation comes from doctors in the clinic, in the hospital, trying new things, doing clinical
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trials, observation, uh, this top-down, I think it was actually all driven out of fear.
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I think people were afraid of getting it themselves.
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It was, uh, once they were, got into this fear-driven groupthink, it was just far easier to
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accept whatever the agency said, and then once the, the punishment started coming out, once
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there were examples like me and others in my circles, people said, wait a minute, doctors
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They're going to be stripped of all their credentials if they go against the narrative.
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So in a chapter in our book, it's called The Stripping, and it just describes the dismantling
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of my career because I simply wanted to discuss this narrative, and, and I, I produced my own
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data, I published my own papers, and I did that fairly, and I gave fair analyses on this
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show and others, and boy, the stripping really lays out what can happen.
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Yes, and, uh, and the fact of the matter is there is some, you and I share a similar, uh,
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a path, uh, to suppression, uh, I've, I've been sued, uh, named in lawsuits, uh, that amount
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to, in one case, $2.7 billion, because I wanted an investigation of a, an election that on its
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face was rigged, and there were great anomalies, and I was not asking for anyone to, uh, you
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know, overthrow the government or, you know, tear down the halls of Congress.
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All I wanted was the FBI, the Justice Department to investigate, the Georgia Bureau of Investigations
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to investigate Wisconsin, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, and for that, and for that, you
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know, there is a, a, a defamation lawsuit because we want to know what happened with those voting
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We want to know what happened, uh, to have Bill Barr not intercede in an election that, uh,
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he knew that Vice President Biden, former Vice President as a candidate, was lying in the
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second presidential debate, second and final debate of 2020.
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And, you know, it's, you can't even ask a question, it seems.
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I mean, I ask plenty of questions, and I will do so no matter what.
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But this is really quite a turn in America, isn't it?
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There appears to be a widespread blanket of corruption that's just settled down on the
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You know, I've, uh, kept my focus, uh, narrowly in the medical range, but the corruption is striking.
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I'm either a plaintiff or a defendant now in about 12 suits.
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Um, I have an active, a whole portfolio of active defamation cases going on as a plaintiff.
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And interestingly, I'm a plaintiff in a suit where the defendant is Twitter.
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And Twitter has, uh, on my Twitter account, I have about 2.5 million visitors a day.
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And because Twitter's unfollowing people off my account, they have, uh, you know, they have
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far overreached, you know, they, like any other media, they're a, they're a coming carrier.
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They don't have license to try to shape messages.
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Uh, and, and so, uh, you know, finally, our case actually has standing.
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And we were stunned to find out through American first legal that Twitter was having regular
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conferencing with the CDC in order to craft a false government narrative and shape the
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And by the way, again, another, uh, common feature, uh, I have over 2 million, uh, followers
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Uh, we haven't been able to grow above the last three digits have been the same.
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All of the digits have been the same, uh, 400 and some odd thousand before we can get
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Uh, it's been on like that for months and months.
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Uh, it's a shadow banning at its worst because I simply speak the truth and directly, I don't
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I, well, I mean, call one or two people names, but I, you know, I don't believe that, uh, there's
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anything in the world that makes any sense about what Twitter is doing.
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Uh, except protecting a left wing scourge that is set upon the land.
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If you are a working man and woman in this country with a family, uh, a middle class,
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uh, family, uh, striving hard to better yourself for your children so they can do better than
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The chief justice of the Supreme Court said there are no Trump judges or Obama judges
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Uh, when you look at what is happening in our, in our communities, uh, whether it be the
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school boards that, uh, are trying to indoctrinate rather than educate the two teachers unions.
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By the way, have the two main teachers unions, to your knowledge, uh, issued any kind of an
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apology to the American people for what they did to our children for two years?
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Uh, because they take, you know, they were absolutely wrong about the science.
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They were absolutely wrong about what they were doing, uh, and created a year of devastation,
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at least for nearly every public school kid in the country.
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I haven't seen a single agency official, a single government or, or a municipality leader,
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or a single union leader issue any words of apology or regret.
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Uh, I want to turn to our last, as we wrap up here, uh, and as always, we will give you
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the opportunity for the last word here on the show, but I want to ask you one question before
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we turn to that, uh, and that is the monkey pox hysteria and national crisis, according
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Or is this more politics in advance of the upcoming midterm elections?
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A medical emergency, just like a weather emergency, should be visible.
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You should look outside and be able to see that there's an emergency.
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The hospitals ought to be overwhelmed with cases.
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Uh, there ought to be, you know, just horrendous consequences.
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Uh, this is a, we have 7,000 cases, 98% are restricted to the male, gay, or bisexual community.
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95% of spread is through, uh, male-to-male sexual contact.
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This is clearly a sexually transmitted disease in its mode of spread.
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And we need safe sex education, access to a very effective medicine called T-Pox.
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And it's a method by which these pharmaceutical stakeholders are draining treasuries with no oversight.
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Uh, and to, to be clear about this, uh, the CDC, in one report, uh, the CDC could not decide whether or not they should warn the gay community that they should reduce, not end, not, you know, be celibate, uh, or constrained, but just reduce the number of sexual partners, uh, during this period of national crisis.
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Uh, your reaction to that one, Lou, the paper by Thornhill, New England Journal of Medicine, stunningly, they, these, uh, people who develop the monkeypox are all young, by the way, older people like you and me, we're protected from our original smallpox vaccine.
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So this is not a, we're out of this discussion completely, but of the young men, uh, it turns out that, uh, they were having up to 10 sexual partners at a time.
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I had no, I have to say to you, my first reaction is, my God, the enthusiasm is, uh, meritorious.
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Well, the point I'm making is it takes a lot of contact to spread this, you know, you don't get this from touching, uh, you know, a, a, a, a, you know, a rapper on a hamburger or something.
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There was a case in Dallas last year, Lou, and, uh, published by Rao and colleagues.
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This guy was all over Atlanta, Dallas, whatever you, finally he got treatment.
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He didn't have close contact with people, but just by traveling on airplanes and being around Dallas, he didn't spread it to a single person.
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The average American has absolutely no worries, uh, on their mind regarding monkeypox.
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And, uh, as we suspected more nonsense from a very, uh, from an impaired president, uh, and his absolutely clownish, uh, white house, uh, Dr. Peter McCullough.
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Thanks for being with us here today and look forward to talking with you soon.
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As always at the, uh, at the end of the podcast, uh, we turn it over to our guests for the concluding thoughts.
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Make sure you go to my link tree, petermcculloughmd.com.
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That'll take you a link to the book, Courage to Face COVID-19 and all my other social media sites.
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Let's be bold and let's be relentless in bringing the truth to America.
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Thanks everybody for being with us here tomorrow.
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Our guest is the Republican candidate for governor of the great state of Pennsylvania.
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Doug Mastriano, state senator, combat veteran, four master's degrees and a PhD in history and a retired colonel in the U.S. Army.
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That's Doug Mastriano here with us tomorrow on the great America show.