Topic: Covid 19 Treatment

Dr. Peter McCullough and true crime author John Leake join the studio to discuss their new book, "The Courage to Face COVID-19." They argue that federal health agencies and mainstream media engaged in a "mass negligent homicide" by suppressing early treatment protocols to promote mass vaccination. The book details the battle faced by doctors who attempted to treat patients with repurposed drugs and supplements.

A caller in California describes being denied Ivermectin by a Kaiser pharmacy despite having a valid prescription from an outside doctor. This is presented as evidence that insurance companies and pharmacies are exercising power to block effective COVID-19 treatments. The discussion highlights the growing demand for telemedicine services that can bypass institutional restrictions to provide life-saving medicine.

Recent interviews with Dr. Vladimir Zelenko and Dr. Peter McCullough emphasize the importance of early COVID-19 treatments. Dr. Zelenko, who is battling terminal cancer, characterizes the suppression of early treatment as premeditated murder and calls for a unified resistance against globalist medical mandates.

Dr. Bartlett details the impact of a monoclonal antibody infusion center he helped establish in Odessa, claiming it led to a significant drop in COVID-19 hospitalizations in the Permian Basin. He reports that patient numbers at local hospitals fell from over 100 to the low 30s following the promotion of early outpatient treatments. He emphasizes that providing these treatments allows hospitals to return to normal operations for other emergencies like strokes and heart attacks.

Joe Rogan successfully treated his COVID-19 infection using a regimen that included Ivermectin and other medications, reporting significant improvement within 24 hours. Despite media backlash, Rogan's recovery is cited as evidence for the effectiveness of early intervention. The host also shares a personal account of using Ivermectin to quickly resolve symptoms described as a "gorilla sitting on the chest."

Regeneron's monoclonal antibody treatment is promoted as a transparent and effective alternative to vaccines because it does not alter human cells. The host describes the treatment as "cloned mice white blood cells" that target the virus directly, noting that Governor Greg Abbott has made it available for free in Texas. Personal anecdotes are shared regarding individuals in Austin who reportedly recovered quickly from severe COVID-19 symptoms after receiving Regeneron.