Topic: Comorbidities

Dr. Dennis Rancourt addresses criticisms from fact-checking organizations like Agence France-Presse (AFP). He argues that fact-checkers try to "blur" the data by attributing deaths to comorbidities or COVID-19. Rancourt clarifies that his research focuses on how the toxic injection accelerates death in fragile populations, regardless of the specific underlying medical condition.

The host recalls "60 Minutes" reports on organ harvesting rings in Dallas and Chicago as evidence of long-standing medical malpractice. Dr. Rancourt addresses critiques from fact-checking organizations like Agence France-Presse, arguing that their attempts to attribute deaths to COVID-19 variants are scientifically unsound. He clarifies that while vaccines may not be the sole cause of death, they accelerate mortality in fragile populations by inducing conditions like bacterial pneumonia.

Celente disputes the "pandemic" label for COVID-19, citing statistics that 99.91% of the world's population survived. He points out that most deaths occurred in individuals with multiple pre-existing comorbidities. Shifting to finance, he notes that central banks are currently "going for gold," validating his previous advice to invest in precious metals as a hedge against economic instability.

Arnold Schwarzenegger is criticized for his 2021 "screw your freedom" stance and his promotion of the COVID-19 vaccine. The segment argues that natural healing and supplements are more effective than the "jab," noting that many who died of COVID had multiple comorbidities. Schwarzenegger's celebrity status is blamed for his influence over "stupid" voters.

An analysis of global death tolls argues that COVID-19 was not a true pandemic, with a fatality rate of only 0.09% of the world's population. This is compared to the Spanish Flu, which killed nearly 3% of the population in 1918. The segment claims the "COVID war" was based on political science rather than actual medical necessity.

Gerald Celente points out that the majority of COVID-19 deaths involved elderly individuals or those with comorbidities like obesity. He criticizes Governor Gavin Newsom for dining at the French Laundry while imposing strict lockdowns on the public. Celente provides statistics suggesting that 99.75% of the population survived the pandemic, questioning the necessity of the "Nazi-style" takeover.

Watson discusses CDC Director Rochelle Walensky's admission that 75% of COVID deaths occurred in people with at least four comorbidities. He criticizes CNN's Brian Stelter for expressing "horror" that Americans are returning to normal life. Watson also addresses the Reuters fact-check on "mass formation psychosis," arguing that the media and technocrats are loathe to end the pandemic because of the power and ratings it provides.

The Italian Institute of Health drastically reduced the country's official COVID death toll by over 97% after changing the definition of a fatality to include only those who died exclusively from the virus. The newspaper Il Tempo reports that the number dropped from 130,000 to under 4,000. Paul Joseph Watson notes that the vast majority of previous deaths involved patients with multiple comorbidities, making the virus less deadly than a typical seasonal flu.

CDC data is cited showing that 78% of people hospitalized with COVID-19 were overweight or obese, and 94% had multiple comorbidities. Celente argues for a "fat tax" and criticizes the lack of discussion regarding natural healing and nutrition. He notes that despite the pandemic, sales at fast-food chains like McDonald's and consumption of liquor and cigarettes have increased.

The host cites CDC data stating that 94% of COVID-19 deaths involved multiple comorbidities to argue against universal mandates. He also blames Bill Clinton and the WTO for destroying the U.S. manufacturing base, leading to current supply chain disruptions.

David Icke explains that COVID-19 primarily affected the very elderly with multiple comorbidities, allowing for easy redesignation of deaths on certificates. He argues that because young people rarely die of natural causes, the authorities had to introduce vaccines to "infuse ill health" into the younger population. This shift is presented as a calculated move to expand the scope of the pandemic narrative.

A report suggests that over half of the COVID-19 patients in UK hospitals were admitted for other ailments and only tested positive upon arrival. This is cited as evidence that official statistics overstate the pressure on the NHS. Additionally, a local councilor is ridiculed for "virtue signaling" by wearing a mask on a completely empty train.

Victoria's Secret's decision to move away from its "Angels" branding is criticized as promoting unhealthy lifestyles. The segment argues that the media is glorifying obesity while ignoring that 70% of Americans are overweight, a major comorbidity factor in COVID-19 deaths.

Paul Joseph Watson begins the *Summit News Hour* by criticizing the UK government's decision to delay "Freedom Day" from June 21st to July 19th. Despite COVID-19 deaths in England dropping to their lowest levels since March 2020, Prime Minister Boris Johnson extended the lockdown. Watson cites ONS data suggesting that only 10% of reported COVID deaths were caused by the virus alone without other comorbidities.

Paul Joseph Watson takes over the broadcast, reporting that COVID-19 deaths in the UK have dropped below road accident fatalities. He cites a Freedom of Information Act request revealing that only one-tenth of reported COVID deaths were caused by the virus alone without comorbidities. Watson argues that the media "trumpets" rare cases of young people dying to maintain a state of fear and justify continued lockdowns.

Following the removal of the mask mandate in Texas, COVID-19 cases dropped to record lows, contradicting media predictions of a "super spreader" event. A Gallup poll is cited showing a decline in public fear of the virus. Shroyer accuses Anthony Fauci and Bill Gates of lying about the pandemic to sell vaccines and control human activity.

The panel compares the fictional "SPARS-CoV" to the real-world "SARS-CoV-2," noting the similarity in nomenclature years before the COVID-19 outbreak. They claim that fatality estimates from the Imperial College and the WHO were intentionally inflated to create panic. The segment references a New York Times report to argue that only 6% of recorded deaths were caused solely by COVID-19, matching a figure allegedly predicted in the drills.

A caller describes a healthy family member who died after being placed on a ventilator, with the cause of death allegedly falsified as COVID-19 for financial gain. He also mentions a nurse who felt social pressure to take the vaccine despite having previously recovered from COVID-19. After the second dose, she reportedly suffered from severe pain and an inability to lift her arms, highlighting the "get along to go along" culture in healthcare.

Shroyer cites data claiming over 70% of COVID-19 deaths involved obese individuals with comorbidities. He expresses frustration with "400-pound" individuals lecturing others on health and vows to no longer comply with mask requests in Austin, encouraging others to take a stand for their personal freedom.

Paul Joseph Watson cites a Freedom of Information Act request showing that only 10% of official UK COVID deaths involved no comorbidities. He questions the "disappearance" of the flu, noting that while officials credit masks for stopping the flu, coronavirus cases continued to rise in countries with strict mask mandates like Spain. He argues that the public's perception of the virus's lethality is heavily skewed by media hype.