Topic: Delta Mutation

Dr. Peter McCullough explains that the Omicron variant replicates 70 times faster than Delta but is less invasive due to heavy mutations in the spike protein. Data from South Africa suggests that an Omicron infection provides immunity that "shuts the door" on the more dangerous Delta variant. McCullough describes Omicron as a highly mutated form of the virus that may act as a natural booster.

Research from Iceland is cited to show that thousands of mutations occurred early in the pandemic, calling into question the specific labeling of "variants." Dr. Bartlett discusses the history of bioweapons, including the anthrax mailings, to provide context for the current crisis. He suggests that the public is being prepared for a cycle of permanent pandemics.

The segment plays a clip of Howard Stern mocking the deaths of several radio hosts who spoke out against COVID-19 vaccines. Alex Jones responds by citing the history of the polio vaccine and claiming that the majority of new polio cases are caused by the vaccine itself. He asserts that vaccinated individuals are the ones responsible for creating the Delta mutation.

A clip from Jimmy Kimmel Live is played where the host jokes about "Wheezy" the unvaccinated guy. Jones counters by claiming that vaccines cause viruses to mutate into stronger strains, comparing the situation to Marek's disease in chickens. He disputes Kimmel's assertion that Merck discourages the use of Ivermectin for COVID-19, suggesting the company is protecting its vaccine interests.

The discussion continues regarding the potential health risks of vaccines, including blood clots and strokes, while dismissing claims that the host secretly took the shot. Brett Favre's refusal to endorse vaccines is revisited as a stand for medical privacy against media pressure. Arguments are presented that the vaccines function as gene therapy and are responsible for creating mutant strains of the virus, similar to GMO products created by Monsanto.

Owen Shroyer disputes Anthony Fauci's claim that unvaccinated people are causing the virus to mutate, citing an NPR headline that suggests vaccines themselves can drive viral evolution. He points to Israel's high vaccination rate and subsequent rise in the Delta variant as evidence that the shots are not preventing new strains. Shroyer characterizes Fauci's statements as desperate lies intended to protect the interests of big pharmaceutical companies.

The segment explores the Delta variant, with Shroyer suggesting it may be a mutation emerging from vaccinated populations, particularly in Israel. Dr. Farella notes a contradiction between the World Health Organization (WHO) and Anthony Fauci regarding vaccine efficacy against variants. She also highlights a brief WHO statement advising against vaccinating those under 18 that was quickly retracted.