Topic: Gunshot Victims

2 chapters across the catalog

A KFOR news segment featuring reporter Caitlin Ogle and Dr. Jason McElyea is played, claiming that rural Oklahoma hospitals are backed up with ivermectin overdoses. The report alleges that gunshot victims cannot receive care because ERs are filled with people who took livestock medication. The host mocks the report as "horse pucky" and reads the subsequent hospital retraction that debunked every claim made in the televised segment.

Emergency Saturday Broadcast! Medical Regulators Across The World Awaken To COVID-19 Tyranny
53:21 - 58:26

Emergency Saturday Broadcast! Medical Regulators Across The World Awaken To COVID-19 Tyranny

Rolling Stone Ivermectin Overdose Story Debunked

A viral story published by Rolling Stone claiming that Oklahoma hospitals were overwhelmed by Ivermectin overdoses has been identified as false. Local hospital officials confirmed that no gunshot victims were turned away and that the doctor quoted in the story had not worked at the facility in months. The segment highlights this as an example of corporate media desperation and the suppression of effective antiviral treatments.