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TRIGGER WARNING: Exposing Joe Rogan's Doctor McCullough

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everyone me kevin here in this video my

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goal is to provide a summary of the dr

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peter mccullough interview with a joe

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rogan i'm going to provide claims 23 of

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them and then i'm going to provide some

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facts and the goal is for you to make

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your own conclusion claim number one one

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of the claims that peter mccullough

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makes is that big pharma the government

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and bill gates colluded in 2017 to

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create the pandemic and push vaccines

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for

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profit purposes he also stated that the

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government pharmacy or the

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pharmaceutical industry did not provide

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a focus on finding a treatment for covet

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rather than just pushing vaccines now to

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some degree i agree i'm highly pissed

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off that our government did not promote

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even preventative measures like better

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masks most cloth masks are highly

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ineffective this is why people hate

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masks and masks suck don't get me wrong

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but n95s could have been made with a

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defense production act and we could have

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had a government that provided better

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mass that work for protecting people in

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both directions that are closer to 80 to

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95 effective we didn't get that we also

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didn't get a government that focused on

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hepa filtration in schools or businesses

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instead we had a government that focused

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on lockdowns i think this was very wrong

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we could have focused on these

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preventative measures but instead the

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government and a lot of companies did

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seem very focused on getting to that

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vaccine point and even still today

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nearly two years in we're still not

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properly educating folks on the

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differences in quality of mass and hepa

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filtration which should be basic points

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but our government has failed at doing

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that and i hate the government for this

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however i will say the pharmaceutical

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industry did provide treatments early on

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remember rem deserve other monoclonal

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antibody cocktails such as that that

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donald trump received when he was sick

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at walter reed it's worth noting that

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rem deserve according to the new england

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journal of medicine showed that out of

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562 patients point seven percent who

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received drum desavier were hospitalized

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compared to the placebo group who

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received uh or where five point three

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percent of individuals uh went to the

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hospital almost six times as many folks

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were hospitalized compared to those who

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received from disavow and this was one

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of the first treatments that we saw

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during the pandemic now this is

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interesting monoclonal antibodies are

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expensive they cost around three to five

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thousand dollars now some might say that

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a vaccines are only like 20 and

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monoclonal antibodies those are like

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three to five thousand dollars so maybe

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it would actually make more sense to

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push treatments over vaccines because

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they're more expensive but it's worth

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noting that probably only somewhere

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around one in a thousand folks would

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actually get a treatment that is this

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expensive compared to potentially

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everyone who could get a vaccine the

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margins on both of these seem to be

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between 20 and 40 percent uh so yeah of

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course they're profitable products uh in

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uh in a pandemic and no doubt about that

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so i understand the jade but when we

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look at some of the data

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there were treatments and now we have

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vaccines and of course i'm a big fan i

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want to say i am vaccinated but i'm a

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fan of people having their own choice

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when it comes to vaccination but i do

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think that good solid research is

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important to always have in our back

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pocket now claim number two is that the

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use of hydroxychlorquin was uh prevented

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by the government and the goal for this

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was to push vaccines instead of

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hydroxychloroquine and one of the issues

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here is the vast amount of different

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literature that we have on

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hydroxychloroquine and unfortunately

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most of the research that we can find

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that have has the largest

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n number or research with the largest

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amount of uh

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trial participants that are also

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peer-reviewed and had placebos do not

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find that hydroxychloroquine is highly

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effective they do not find that now

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there are unpeer-reviewed studies that

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do say that hcq is effective but the

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peer-reviewed ones find it very

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difficult to replicate

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efficacy in hydroxychloroquine all of my

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citations by the way will be linked in

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the description down below so you can

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fact check me as well in fact the fda

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did approve hydroxychloroquine for

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emergency use authorization on march

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28th but ended up canceling that

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emergency use authorization almost three

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months later just

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just under three months later

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potentially because it was seen as an

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ineffective way at treating covid it

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gave some folks a false sense of

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security and potentially led to

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irregular heartbeats and uh and other

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symptoms that that were not ideal uh now

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it's worth noting that the journal of

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american medical association found that

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patients who received hydroxychloroquine

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were not significantly better off than

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those who did not receive

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hydroxychloroquine they found that 10.4

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percent of patients administered with

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hcq died and 10.6 in the placebo group

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died and so the difference here was

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deemed to be marginal that it was better

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to promote

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potentially more effective treatments

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like the pfizer or the merc pills that

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we have now or the vaccines now again

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i'm a big fan of choice for the vaccines

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i have no benefit by trying to pitch the

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vaccines but it makes sense to me that

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if an individual believes hey if i get

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sick i'll just have hcq and i'll be fine

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and there are plenty of anecdotal

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reports that hcq works when we actually

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look for facts it's hard to find

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broad-based peer-reviewed facts that hcq

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works or works better than essentially

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nothing and that's unfortunate but that

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is what at least the research turns up

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now claim number three is that japan and

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mexico used hydroxychloroquine to

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control covet and that mexico just used

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it to flatten their most recent curve

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the problem is if you research mexico

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using hydroxychloroquine the last

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article that i could find was from may

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of 2020 and it talks about how a

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hydroxychloroquine doesn't work when i

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search japan and hydroxychloroquine i do

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find japanese newspapers talking about

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it but the only thing they say is the

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world health organization warns against

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the use of hydroxychloroquine so

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dr peter mccullough's claim here is a

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little unfounded at least

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with the initial research that we were

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able to conduct to suggest that japan

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and mexico are using hcq and i think

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it's really important when you have a

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passionate person saying hey look at

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japan and mexico their cases are going

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down they're going down because they're

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using hcq well where's the evidence to

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back that up that becomes a little bit

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problematic passionate speakers

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providing evidence without

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actually providing citations not ideal

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and that's why all my citations will be

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linked down below claim number four

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modona colluded with pfizer the wuhan

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lab and bill gates and others to create

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the pandemic and vaccine back in 2017

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and he claims it was all planned out by

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johns hopkins now the problem here is

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that we regularly have pandemic scenario

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training and that coronaviruses are very

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very common it wasn't just the sparse

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pandemic which was a hypothetical

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training scenario where a novel

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coronavirus swept the world from 2025 to

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2028. uh it wasn't the only one there

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was also event 201 where in october of

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2019

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just two to three months before the

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first people who got coveted started

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getting coveted in china event 201 also

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talked about a uh what they called it

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the caps virus which was a novel corona

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virus same thing so these hypothetical

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training scenarios are very very common

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and they frequently use or reference

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coronaviruses unfortunately though this

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leads to a lot of misinformation that

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spreads on social media because people

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say things like oh my gosh moderna

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already had the vaccine before the covet

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19 pandemic yet they failed to make the

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conclusion that a lot of the vaccines

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that existed for coronaviruses before

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covet 19 were for different forms of

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coronavirus like mers and sars these are

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two

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larger larger coronavirus strains that

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created outbreaks that already have

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treatments for

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like mers which was found in saudi

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arabia in 2012 or sars from the outbreak

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in 2003. now remember coronavirus very

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very common okay claim number five claim

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number five is that dr peter mccullar

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likens our situation to nazi germany and

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it claims that we're under a mass

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formation psychosis he says there are

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four things for this one a prolonged

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period of isolation lockdowns there must

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be a withdrawal from things that we like

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constant flow of anxiety like the news

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cycle of hospitalizations deaths and

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manipulative information

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and a single solution offered by an

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authority and he says that single

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solution is is a vaccine it doesn't

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matter what you take just take a vaccine

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now i i think this is a little

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potentially easier to to dispute than

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just the fact that we're not really

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under a prolonged period of isolation

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most of us has quite frankly gone well

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back to normal we do have a constant

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flow of anxiety-inducing news there's no

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doubt about that remember if it bleeds

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it leads that's just the way the news

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cycle works and there's some degree of

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withdrawal from things that we like but

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i wouldn't say completely i mean i think

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a lot of people are going back out and

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traveling restaurants bars parties

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whatever

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there is a single solution offered by

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authorities and this i agree with peter

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mccullough on is

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maybe not necessarily suspicious the way

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he puts it or the way he believes but

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kind of a frustrating because i do

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believe that

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limiting the spread of covet can be done

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very well with either for those who want

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i don't think it should be mandated but

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for those who want better masking if you

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don't want to get sick wear an n95

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respirator and properly fit it shave

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properly fit it

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and number two there should potentially

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be requirements that if we wanted to

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limit covet don't shut businesses down

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or

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you know force things that don't work

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very well like miss random cloth masks

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that don't function well rather than

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forcing that how about forcing hepa

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filtration so we can actually limit the

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covet spread and kill covert germs in

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the air hepa filtration works very well

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at this so i agree that this push for a

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single solution by our government is

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very very frustrating uh but now do keep

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in mind though that uh pfizer moderna

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all of these have had good efficacy

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against the initial forms of covet but

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we have seen a substantial decline in

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the efficacy of these because of omicron

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especially with antibodies our antibody

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response if you have a double double

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dose of the vaccines is only expected to

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be around 23 effective which is not

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ideal prior illness antibodies from

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prior illness are only expected to be

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about 18 efficacious which is not ideal

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and it really takes getting to a booster

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to have about a 75 protection against

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severe illness but you could still get

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covet as well this is actually where i

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think it's very frustrating and i agree

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with dr peter mccullough that again we

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shouldn't only be relying on vaccines

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now fortunately knock on wood omicron

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seems to be a lot more mild we won't go

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deep on omicron research in this video

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because i've done that plenty of times

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in other videos and i hope that omicron

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ushers in the end of the pandemic but

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very very important to note where there

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are some differences between claims that

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dr peter mccullough is making which are

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viral and exciting but potentially a

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little further down the road and

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starting to escape reality a little bit

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uh there are some places i agree with

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him though the sixth claim dr peter

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mccullough he says or makes is that

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asymptomatic people do not spread the

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virus according to research this is

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false according to the university of

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chicago medicine asymptomatic spread

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makes up about 50 percent of community

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transmission all the citations again

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linked down below claim number seven dr

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peter mccullough says you can only catch

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covid once joe rogan pushes back here

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and talks about a friend who had gotten

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sick twice and research shows that look

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while natural immunity is good and

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potentially has a longer lasting t-cell

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response compared to the vaccines

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meaning that natural immunity could

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actually be better against

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preventing a severe disease for a second

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infection

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ultimately

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you can still get covered twice because

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right now natural immunity as i've

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already said is only 18 effective at

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preventing you from getting sick again

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which is unfortunate and that's just

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because the uh the spike protein the

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head of the spike protein has mutated so

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much that our antibodies just aren't

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that effective against this new strain

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however our t cells are very effective

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at identifying the full spike protein

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not just the head they identify the pain

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of the entire spike protein and

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ultimately do provide substantial

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protection and lasting protection again

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more lasting protection found in t cell

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response than antibody zone this is also

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why a lot of mainstream media and and

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the government are are suggesting

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individuals get boosters which again i i

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believe there's choice here uh i believe

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in the boosters i recommend uh getting

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the boosters i am boosted uh but i do

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believe that uh the boosters give you a

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nice boost of antibodies that are more

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effective

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than if you got your double dose six

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months ago and your antibody efficacy

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has dropped to 23 that's not ideal uh

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you want to get back to that 75 level

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with the boosters and and again choice

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i'm not pushing or suggesting that you

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have to get vaccinated uh claim number

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eight

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dr peter mccullough claims that if we

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have used his treatment theories we

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would have saved fifty percent of the

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lives taken by coven now his proof his

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citation for this because this is a bold

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claim his citation for this is that he

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testified under oath and told the senate

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that 50 of people's lives have been

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saved and he testified again in 2021 and

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upped his

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thesis to 85 percent of lives could have

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been saved if people had used his uh his

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methods the problem with this is

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using yourself as a citation

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is not proper argumentation

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argumentation should be claim and then

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provide actual third third-party

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unbiased research and citations and we

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do not have that for this claim in fact

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if we look into dr peter mccullough's

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fort worth study which he references

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that oh we did a study in fort worth

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there's no study

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there instead what we have are articles

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talking about how dr peter mccullough's

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restraining order issued by his prior

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employer baylor health are asking

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basically peter mccullough to stop

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referencing that he used to work for

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baylor health because they reached a

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confidential settlement so really

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when if if you make a claim

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and you reference a study and then i try

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to look to study up and i can't find it

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a little bit of a problem a little sus

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all right then claim number nine the

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doctor says that vaccines did something

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to reduce hospitalizations early on but

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after six months he says the vaccine is

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statistically insignificant at reducing

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mortality rates

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this is

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partially true but not fully true see we

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have data that yes the vaccine efficacy

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drops substantially but kaiser did a

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study that showed pfizer still had a 47

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efficacy after six months which is kind

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of on par with a lot of flu shots anyway

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this is not statistically igniting

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insignificant like he mentions it's

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still actually quite

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decent especially when it shows 90

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efficacy against hospitalizations even

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after six months again research and

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statistics down below

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it is correct though that after six

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months the vaccines do become a lot less

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effective and this is why boosters are

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recommended which i know is very

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frustrating to many individuals who

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don't want to live with getting shots

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for their entire life and this is where

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knock on wood omicron takes over

14:25

it ends up being mild and we just end up

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living with a cold hopefully hopefully

14:30

knock on wood

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now claim number 10 dr peter mccullough

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talks about how bangladesh's handling of

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covet where they had about 300 confirmed

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pace cases per day

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ended up handling the pandemic by using

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a nasal oral hygiene process he says

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that if you disinfect the nose and the

14:47

mouth with an iodine blast it knocks

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down your viral load particularly the

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delta variant now when we look at

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research we find that most people

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attribute bangladesh's low case numbers

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to a complete lack of testing in

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bangladesh we test about 1.8 individuals

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out of 1 000 this is compared to 10x

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that in the united kingdom or 19.4

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individuals per thousand getting tested

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claim number 11 on nasal sprays dr

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mccullough says again all you have to do

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is a little bit of peroxide or iodine

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use a neti pot to in reduce your

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infection risk uh but if you take a look

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at this you find that there are quite a

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few studies and again i'll link these

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down below around the topic of a

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providing iodine nasal sprays and

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similar but i couldn't find any

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peer-reviewed studies supporting the

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claim that this would actually help in a

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statistically significant way in

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preventing

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infection in one study 79 patients were

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treated this way and found that patients

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would be 19 times less likely to be

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hospitalized when taking the nasal spray

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twice daily but the study used the cdc

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statistics as a control comparing 79

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patients administered twice daily with

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nasal sprays to 1 million

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200 or 1 million 22 977 cases reported

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by the cdc in the same time period this

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is a very very weird way of conducting a

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study because there was actually no

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placebo control like if they took these

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79 patients and said half are not doing

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the nasal spray and half are

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then we actually have a properly

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controlled study because

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you're doing the study yourself and

16:18

you're using the same measures on both

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but if you're just saying here 19 people

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who took the neti pot and uh and look

16:24

hey they were a lot less likely to get

16:26

coveted and you're comparing it to the

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rate of other people getting coveted

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during that same period of time

16:30

when when people who

16:32

are within the study or potentially

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behaving in a different way or it's a

16:36

small subset of of the population or

16:39

people who really want this to work and

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so so potentially they're substantially

16:42

more careful or whatever this this is an

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improper way to conduct a study despite

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the fact that it's even in a small

16:48

sample size and the study was not peer

16:50

reviewed so

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the the evidence that we have here is is

16:54

weak at best on the neti pot

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claim number 12 dr peter mccullough says

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multiple countries sent him letters

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telling him not to treat covet patients

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now what's interesting about this is

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there's no way to verify that he has

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received letters uh suggesting that he

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should not treat covet patients

17:14

we haven't seen these letters even if we

17:16

saw the letters it would be very

17:17

difficult to verify that they are

17:18

actually real so it's it's difficult to

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research

17:23

somebody's claims when they use

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themselves as a citation very frequently

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and that does sometimes make this

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process very frustrating but it can make

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somebody feel or seem more credible when

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they use themselves as a citation like

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well i testified under oath i did this i

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did that great but we need real research

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and so far we're

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we're lacking we're really lacking and

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we're on claim 13 okay let's see if it

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gets any better

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uh dr peter mccullough complains that he

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was not invited to talk at harvard and

17:51

other top universities

17:54

okay but there's also it's just useful

17:57

to know that speaking at universities is

17:58

not right claim number 14 dr peanut

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peter mccullough claims that when he

18:04

testified to the senate about monoclonal

18:05

antibodies suggesting that they're not

18:07

being used and that they're extremely

18:09

effective at treating coven he claims

18:12

that the government is is under

18:14

utilizing these treatment methods and

18:16

this is where dr mccullough does have a

18:17

point that we should be focused on

18:19

providing early treatment as much as

18:21

possible that monoclonal monoclonal

18:23

antibodies might be something that would

18:26

be very useful the problem is these are

18:28

very expensive and hard to make and

18:30

that's not an excuse for not making them

18:31

but they're in short supply because they

18:33

take a long time to make

18:35

now fortunately the treatment is free

18:37

for individuals who do get these

18:39

monoclonal antibodies they are lab made

18:41

proteins that mimic the system's ability

18:44

to fight off harmful viruses they

18:45

counteract the virus before it can

18:46

destroy the body's organs they're

18:48

administered by an ev or an iv

18:50

so i'm thinking electric vehicles here

18:52

they're administered by an iv

18:53

and the fda does say that monoclonal

18:56

antibodies work they make it more

18:57

difficult for covet to reproduce in the

18:59

body in the new york times

19:01

they also mention that there is only uh

19:03

unfortunately one uh

19:05

monoclonal antibody cocktail that

19:07

actually works against omicron but the

19:08

problem is it's in such short supply

19:10

that hospitals are running out of this

19:12

so

19:13

here is actually a point where i agree

19:15

with dr peter mccullough we should be

19:17

focused

19:18

on using the defense production act or

19:20

whatever measures or or opportunities we

19:22

have to make sure we have enough

19:24

capabilities to treat people early to

19:26

prevent death so here i i agree

19:30

like what is our government doing i

19:31

completely agree i think we're on the

19:33

same page so we both dislike how the

19:34

government is handling things uh

19:36

there are some things that i just can't

19:38

agree with as much on and again the goal

19:40

of this is to provide a brief concise

19:42

summary of a three hour interview claim

19:43

number fifteen the doctor claims that

19:45

once you have coveted you were immune

19:47

forever

19:48

so we've kind of already touched on this

19:49

the cdc in october mentioned that uh

19:52

natural immunity and vaccine immunity

19:54

both offer

19:56

large levels of immunity but but neither

19:57

of them are near 100 that was before

20:00

omicron came around now we know with

20:02

omicron you're only 18 protected from

20:05

natural or with natural immunity 23

20:07

percent protected if you had a double

20:09

dose of either pfizer or mordor so you

20:11

can absolutely get covered again you are

20:14

not immune forever i this this is just

20:16

wrong claim number 16 dr peter

20:18

mccullough claims that doctors

20:19

recommending a vaccine is a violation of

20:22

the nuremberg code

20:24

all right well the conclusion here is is

20:27

pretty clear that first of all

20:29

i i agree that you shouldn't be mandated

20:32

to have a vaccine but beyond that uh you

20:35

know recommending the coven 19 vaccine

20:36

does not violate the nuremberg code

20:38

because ultimately vaccines at this

20:40

point are not experimental the vaccines

20:42

were approved via emergency use

20:44

authorization in the united states uh

20:45

and and once you have something that is

20:47

deemed non-experimental you don't

20:49

violate the nuremberg code now

20:50

individuals might believe that the

20:52

vaccines are still experimental which i

20:55

don't blame people for believing or or

20:57

thinking that it is important to be

20:58

skeptical with information and claims

21:00

that we hear but i think this is a

21:02

stretch claim number 17

21:04

dr peter mccullough claims that vaccines

21:06

have caused 18 thousands

21:08

18 000 deaths to date now for claim

21:10

number 17 and again citations linked

21:12

down below we just have a little bit of

21:14

a number mismatch here dr peter

21:16

mccullough claims that vaccines caused

21:17

18 000 deaths to date reuters fact

21:19

checked this and found that there have

21:21

only been

21:22

8164 deaths following the vaccines to

21:25

date now this is different dr peter

21:27

mckellar says there have been 18 000

21:29

from the vaccine well we only have 8164

21:33

after the vaccine

21:35

after the vaccine does not necessarily

21:37

mean that it was from the vaccine and

21:40

obviously this is something that is

21:42

hotly debated but there's definitely a

21:44

mismatch even if we said that every

21:46

single one of those 8164 deaths were

21:48

from uh the vaccine dr peter mccullough

21:51

is still overstating his evidence by

21:53

about two and a half x

21:55

overstating evidence

21:57

loose citations

21:59

citations to himself

22:01

not the best form of argumentation

22:02

however they sound very convincing in an

22:04

interview

22:05

claim number 18 he claims that 100

22:07

people died in elderly homes in norway

22:09

after receiving the vaccine research the

22:12

deaths were reviewed these deaths

22:14

particularly were reviewed by a group of

22:16

experts and published in the journal of

22:18

norwegian medical association the

22:20

norwegian medical association the review

22:21

concluded that for the majority of

22:23

nursing home patients there was no

22:24

connection between the vaccine and

22:27

subsequently dying keep in mind this was

22:29

a nursing home on average 400 people die

22:31

from different causes each week in

22:33

nursing homes uh in norway now the

22:36

russian media also used this a 100

22:39

norwegian death claim to prove that

22:41

western vaccines are not fair are not

22:44

safe however this is not the first time

22:46

that the russian media has run

22:47

misinformation campaigns against western

22:49

vaccines according to the guardian

22:52

uh the uh with with uh

22:54

well essentially with investigations

22:56

made with russian connections uh there

22:58

were determinations that health and

22:59

science youtubers and bloggers were paid

23:02

to falsely tell followers the pfizer

23:05

vaccine is uh causes 3x the deaths of

23:09

astrazeneca and that is responsible for

23:11

hundreds of deaths china by the way does

23:13

the same thing where the new york times

23:14

just last week exposed travel youtubers

23:17

in china from promoting positive travel

23:20

experiences in china while being paid by

23:22

the communist party of china

23:25

and then fake comments being posted like

23:27

oh preparing my trip to shanghai

23:28

misinformation is so so uncommon

23:31

unfortunately in our society these days

23:33

it's very dangerous

23:35

claim number 19 dr peter mccullough

23:36

talks about the prevalence of

23:37

myocarditis and young boys after

23:38

receiving the vaccine he says we will

23:40

see more and more cases all the way up

23:42

to 50 years old oh unfortunately here

23:43

for peter mccullough the latest data we

23:45

have is that there were 877 confirmed

23:47

cases of myocarditis out of 86 a million

23:50

doses and most of the

23:52

results of myocarditis were

23:55

mild symptoms and led to a rapid

23:58

clinical recovery within three months

24:01

these these are known symptoms of the

24:03

vaccination so this is correct but we're

24:05

not seeing people drop dead off of uh of

24:09

myocarditis there have been some deaths

24:12

but they are far and few between

24:14

relative to those who have mild symptoms

24:16

and then recover naturally without

24:18

medical treatment now it's also worth

24:21

noting

24:22

that there is a lot of evidence that

24:24

individuals

24:25

administering vaccine vaccines should

24:27

consider aspirating the uh their needles

24:30

essentially prior to

24:32

administering a vaccine to make sure

24:34

that they are not injecting directly

24:35

into a blood vessel the way this works

24:36

is needle goes in pull back a little bit

24:39

to see if any blood enters into the um

24:42

into the syringe if it does you may have

24:44

hit a blood vessel and this this syringe

24:47

should now be thrown away and a new one

24:49

should be used uh because the last thing

24:51

you want to do is pump this mrna vaccine

24:53

directly into somebody's heart because

24:55

that is what could lead to myocarditis

24:56

so there is a belief that a lot of this

24:58

could be due to uh improper uh

25:01

vaccination uh rather than

25:04

uh

25:05

rather than something that uh that is

25:07

much more common uh and unpreventable

25:10

and also leading to death

25:12

so uh claim number one now peter

25:14

mccullough claims that vaccines do

25:15

nothing to prevent the spread of covet

25:17

and only protect individuals who receive

25:19

the vaccine now uh to this i actually

25:22

somewhat agree with peter mccullough we

25:24

saw with delta that

25:25

we could still get breakthrough cases

25:27

and breakthrough spread of covet and

25:30

we're definitely seeing that with

25:31

omicron

25:32

and this is really a good argument

25:34

against vaccine mandates because it

25:36

should really be individuals deciding

25:38

whether or not to protect themselves

25:40

rather than uh create some sort of hurt

25:43

immunity because we're not really seeing

25:45

that vaccinated individuals are not able

25:48

to spread covet

25:49

claim number 21 occurs when dr peter

25:52

mccullough talks about monoclonal

25:54

antibodies again and he gives some

25:55

anecdotes about people he knows and his

25:57

own experiences of not being able to get

25:59

monoclonal antibodies again

26:02

yes i completely agree that the

26:05

government failed at uh making sure that

26:07

we have enough of these available claim

26:08

number 22 dr peter mccullough seems to

26:10

be a big fan mccullough seems to be a

26:12

big fan of ivermectin as a treatment

26:14

ivermectin has been true proven to

26:18

not help dramatically against covet

26:20

there are some unpeer-reviewed studies

26:23

that do suggest that there could be a

26:24

benefit to using ivermectin obviously

26:27

the uh

26:28

more left-leaning media has slandered

26:30

ivermectin a lot frequently referring to

26:32

it as a horse dewormer

26:35

but it has been used for for humans for

26:38

other purposes before there is a risk to

26:41

taking large doses of ivermectin we do

26:43

know this

26:44

but

26:45

most importantly

26:46

there hasn't been shown to be a

26:48

peer-reviewed study that clinically

26:50

proves that ivermectin absolutely helps

26:52

us reduce the uh the incidence of covet

26:55

or the the dangerousness of of covet

26:57

claim number 23 is that dr peter

27:00

mccullough claims that the sri lankan

27:01

government reached out to him asking how

27:03

to stop the spread of covet and

27:05

apparently he told them to use

27:06

ivermectin and after that case has

27:07

dropped significantly now the new

27:10

england journal of medicine tells us

27:12

that randomized controlled trials have

27:15

have multiple times over shown no

27:17

clinical benefit in ivermectin and

27:19

there's no study no citation no

27:21

government letter nothing that shows at

27:24

least that i could find that sri lanka

27:25

is actually using ivermectin this is

27:27

very similar to the nasal spray claim

27:30

that we can make these claims of like

27:32

bangladesh using these or mexico using

27:34

hydroxyl chloroquine and everybody

27:36

following his advice is doing well but

27:38

when we actually do research on them

27:40

it's very difficult for us to find

27:42

hard conclusions that support dr

27:45

mccullough's claims now

27:47

bottom line out of all of this

27:48

a lot of this is a

27:51

very dramatic interview

27:53

without a lot of really hardcore

27:55

evidence i think if we can narrow this

27:58

down and just agree that a our

28:00

government sucks they should be a lot

28:01

better at providing earlier treatment

28:04

better preventative treatment

28:06

better educational masking better

28:07

requirements for hepa filtration which

28:09

again might all be not terribly

28:11

necessary right now if omicron takes

28:12

over and ends up being a nothing burger

28:14

which knock on wood hopefully it is then

28:16

uh then and the pandemic ends great then

28:18

all of this doesn't matter anyway but uh

28:21

i i you know if i had to grade these 23

28:24

claims

28:25

on on uh research and statistical

28:29

factualness

28:31

maybe a d

28:32

uh it's just not very good

28:34

it's it's uh more emotionally charged

28:37

and uh unfortunately i i don't know that

28:40

all of the information

28:42

really should be broadcast without fact

28:45

checking so i have to say i was a little

28:47

bit disappointed again there are parts

28:48

where i agree with dr peter mccullough

28:50

and i made those very clear in here you

28:52

can review my research in the links down

28:54

below and in the meantime i appreciate

28:56

you for watching this if you found this

28:56

helpful consider sharing it and folks

28:58

see in the next one thanks bye

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