Topic: Antivirals

Owen Shroyer mocks the mainstream media for labeling Ivermectin as "horse paste" while Pfizer prepares to launch a similar antiviral drug. He predicts that Pfizer's version will be approved and sold at a premium price, while the original, affordable Ivermectin remains vilified. Shroyer characterizes this as a classic example of Big Pharma's manipulation of the medical market.

Dr. Brian Ardis joins the studio to reveal a document on the NIH website (Table 2E) that lists Ivermectin as an approved antiviral agent for the treatment of COVID-19. He argues that despite mainstream media claims that it is only "horse dewormer," the NIH's own chart includes Ivermectin dosing protocols. Ardis encourages families to print this document to challenge hospital administrators who refuse to administer the drug.

Joe Rogan reported a rapid recovery from COVID-19 using ivermectin, a treatment mirrored by personal family experiences where elderly parents allegedly recovered within a day of starting the medication. Despite mainstream media labeling the drug as "horse paste," it is defended here as a legitimate human antiviral supported by numerous government-sponsored studies. A commitment is made to ingest a veterinary version of the drug on air to demonstrate its safety and debunk media-driven fear.

A human ivermectin prescription is displayed to counter media claims that the drug is exclusively for livestock. While the NIH website's landing page discourages its use, deeper searches on the site reportedly reveal hundreds of positive studies regarding its efficacy as an antiviral. The host emphasizes that while he uses the drug personally, listeners should consult their own physicians rather than following his example as medical advice.

The host prepares to ingest ivermectin on air, showing both his human prescription and a veterinary paste to prove they contain the same molecule. He cites 44 peer-reviewed studies from the NIH website, 39 of which show positive results for ivermectin as a COVID-19 treatment. He highlights that the CDC provides the drug to refugees while simultaneously telling American citizens it is dangerous "horse medicine."

The segment concludes with a discussion on the suppression of early treatments like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin. Dr. Alexander claims that hundreds of thousands of lives could have been saved if doctors were not sanctioned or fired for using these antivirals, which he asserts are 90% effective at preventing hospitalization.

Pfizer is identified as the primary driver of the globalist vaccine program, allegedly exercising more control over the FDA than competitors like Johnson & Johnson or Moderna. The company has announced the development of a twice-daily COVID pill that may be required for individuals to leave their homes. This move is viewed as a plan to addict the population to permanent gene therapies that bypass natural immunity.

Alex Jones recounts his personal experience with Ivermectin, claiming it successfully treated his parents and others within hours of administration. He criticizes media outlets like The Young Turks for ridiculing the drug as "horse medicine," noting its long history of safe human use and antiviral properties. Jones asserts that hospitals are deliberately withholding effective treatments in favor of dangerous intubation.