Topic: Blood Thinners

Jones expresses a struggle with keeping confidential information about Trump's health but reiterates that the President is in trouble due to his medication. He mentions that Trump's "macho" nature makes him resistant to changing his medical path. Jones praises JD Vance again, noting that Vance has been a listener for over a decade and is a "really good man."

A senior citizen from Texas recounts being hospitalized in Grapevine with lungs full of blood clots despite having no COVID-19 symptoms. She claims her ER doctor was "awake" to the reality of vaccine injuries and helped her navigate the hospital system without falling victim to standard COVID protocols.

Senator Bill Cassidy questions CDC Director Rochelle Walensky about the percentage of CDC employees who are vaccinated, which she fails to provide. Jones discusses the rise in myocarditis and heart attacks among young people and athletes. He claims new cardiac units and pediatric blood thinners are being introduced to handle vaccine-induced injuries.

Dr. Zelenko provides general advice for those who have already taken the vaccine, suggesting blood thinners like aspirin for the first three months to mitigate clot risks. He explains that the long-term concern is not the spike protein itself, but the antibodies it produces, which could trigger ADE during future viral infections. He recommends aggressive prophylaxis and avoiding "booster" shots to prevent detonating the "immune bomb" created by the initial injections.

The collection of data on graphene oxide toxicity is framed as essential for a future "Nuremberg 2.0" trial against those responsible for the injection campaign. Recent FDA scandals, such as the approval of a Biogen Alzheimer's drug against the advice of an expert panel, suggest that bureaucrats are preparing for a wave of neurodegenerative diseases. Additionally, the approval of blood thinners for children is seen as a preemptive move to address expected vaccine-induced clotting issues.