Topic: Nhs Sequoyah

National news outlets including CNN and Rolling Stone reported that Oklahoma hospitals were overwhelmed by ivermectin overdoses, but the story has been exposed as a hoax. The hospital chain, NHS Sequoyah, issued a press release stating they had treated zero ivermectin patients and that the doctor cited in the reports had not worked there in months. Investigative reporter Christy Lee is scheduled to provide further details on the fraudulent use of stock photos in these media reports.

The host details his use of non-anabolic, anti-inflammatory steroids and ivermectin to treat himself and his parents, comparing the treatment to those used by Dr. Zelenko for thousands of patients. He criticizes the media for conflating medical steroids with performance-enhancing drugs. The segment reiterates that the Oklahoma hospital story was a "total hoax," citing the official retraction from Rolling Stone and the hospital's own statements.

Investigative journalist Christy Lee joins the studio to discuss her report on the KFOR ivermectin hoax. She explains that the original story relied on a single, unvetted source—a doctor who had been fired from a previous position for medical negligence. Lee details her attempts to contact the hospitals involved, noting that they denied the claims of being overwhelmed by overdoses.