Topic: Nih Protocol

The discussion covers the 2020 amendments to the PREP Act, which Dalley claims grant hospitals total immunity from liability as long as they follow the NIH protocol (Remdesivir and ventilators). She argues this is why effective treatments like hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are suppressed in hospital settings. Dalley references a 2005 NIH study that praised chloroquine for its effectiveness against SARS-CoV-1 to highlight the perceived hypocrisy of current medical guidance.

Kate Daly explains that the PREP Act was quietly updated to protect hospitals from liability as long as they follow the NIH protocol, which includes Remdesivir. She criticizes the media for labeling Ivermectin as "horse medication" despite its history as a Nobel Prize-winning human drug. Daly urges families to fight against the use of Remdesivir for their loved ones in the ICU.