Topic: Pharmacy

A 31-year-old woman in Oregon named Elaine reportedly obtained lethal drugs by writing herself a fraudulent prescription, which was filled by a pharmacy without question. She later used the drugs to commit suicide in a hotel. Sherrod uses this case to illustrate the lack of oversight and the dangers of making lethal substances easily accessible through the MAID system.

Brigham Bueller, founder of Ways2Well and a frequent guest on the Joe Rogan Experience, joins the program to discuss corruption within the pharmaceutical and insurance industries. Bueller, a former Eli Lilly representative, explains how the system is "rigged" to monetize chronic disease rather than cure it. He highlights the role of Pharmacy Benefit Managers (PBMs) in driving up drug prices and the corporate capture of the FDA and medical academia.

Brigham Bueller recounts his testimony before the U.S. Senate regarding the suppression of compounding pharmacies by Big Pharma and insurance companies. He argues that insurance providers often block comprehensive blood work and non-addictive pain treatments to force patients toward more profitable, addictive options. Bueller advocates for a "cash pay" model to bypass insurance restrictions and allow for proactive, predictive healthcare.

Bill Gates reportedly donated $50 million to a dark money group supporting Kamala Harris, his first major political contribution in 20 years. This donation coincides with his indictment in the Netherlands over COVID-19 vaccine claims. The discussion also touches on the history of Big Pharma suing compounding pharmacies in the 1980s to prevent the production of affordable HIV treatments, prioritizing high profit margins over global health access.

Insurance companies like UnitedHealthcare and Aetna acquired pharmacy benefit managers to negotiate higher prescription drug prices in exchange for secret rebates. This financial structure incentivizes high-cost treatments over affordable cures. The segment further alleges that figures like Bill Gates and Anthony Fauci utilized the COVID-19 pandemic to bypass traditional FDA systems and implement a new business model centered on mandatory mRNA gene therapies.

The federal government allegedly paid billions of dollars to major pharmacies like Walgreens and CVS to suppress the distribution of Ivermectin during the COVID-19 pandemic. Despite its long safety record, the Texas Pharmacy Board issued warnings to pharmacists against dispensing the drug for COVID-19, threatening their licenses. This suppression is framed as a move to protect the emergency use authorization for more expensive treatments and vaccines.

Big Pharma provides 50% of the FDA's funding, leading to regulatory decisions that favor major manufacturers over compounding pharmacies. Eli Lilly and Novo Nordisk are currently lobbying the FDA to ban the compounding of GLP-1 weight loss drugs despite ongoing national shortages. This mirrors a 1980s tactic where pharmaceutical companies sued generic manufacturers to prevent affordable HIV treatments from reaching patients in Africa.

A caller expresses concern that open borders will be used as cover for a massive false flag event similar to 9/11. Another caller, a former pharmacy student, shares her experience of successfully using a religious exemption to avoid vaccine mandates. The discussion emphasizes that many people are "waking up" due to the obvious contradictions in official health narratives.

Author Naomi Wolf joins the program to discuss the World Economic Forum and recent comments by WHO head Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus regarding the next pandemic. A caller shares an anecdote about resisting vaccine mandates in pharmacy school through religious exemptions. The segment concludes with a promotion for Ultimate Fish Oil.

A pharmacy manager in New York reports hearing that the new COVID-19 vaccine will go "commercial" in mid-September 2023. The caller expresses regret for taking previous Pfizer shots, which he did only to attend a Metallica concert. The host warns that the transition to a commercial model is part of the broader plan to normalize annual boosters and maintain the infrastructure of fear.

The Biden administration has moved to allow pharmacies to dispense chemical abortion drugs without a doctor's visit, a move criticized by the Right to Life League for endangering women. Kate Daly notes that while activists claim abortion access is being restricted, it is actually becoming easier to obtain through these unregulated channels. She also comments on the Satanic Temple's efforts to host abortion rituals, suggesting that the association with Satanism should be a warning to those seeking the procedure.

Listeners are encouraged to take videos of vaccine-induced blood clots to doctors' offices and pharmacies to demand accountability. The host warns that the medical establishment is now targeting six-month-olds and newborn babies for mRNA injections. The segment calls for a global "battle cry" to protect children from experimental medical procedures.

Footage from the G20 summit in Indonesia shows officials calling for a global digital health certificate to manage the "next pandemic." In Australia, Chief Medical Officer Paul Kelly is criticized for warning of "grandchildren of Omicron" to justify new restrictions. Maria Zee also notes a new policy in New South Wales allowing pharmacies to administer "public health injections" as GPs are overwhelmed by vaccine-injured patients.

Dr. Haider discusses his telemedicine platform, MyGoToDoc.com, which helps patients access prescriptions for Ivermectin and other treatments. He describes the challenges of pharmacies like CVS refusing to dispense these medications and the subsequent need to find affordable mail-order options. He warns against price gouging, noting that some pharmacies try to charge thousands of dollars for treatments that should cost less than $150.

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.

Listeners are advised to use online pharmacies to stockpile Hydroxychloroquine and Ivermectin, as hospitals are characterized as "kill zones" that withhold effective treatments. The host mentions that staff member Rob Dew recovered using a protocol of Ivermectin and inhalable steroids after a hospital failed to provide medicine. The segment expresses extreme frustration with the medical establishment's refusal to use anti-inflammatory treatments.

The caller Brian continues his story, noting that his brother's wife, who works at a pharmacy, administered the shot. He describes the difficulty of warning family members who initially dismissed his concerns as "crazy." Alex Jones frames the situation as "Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars," a covert military-style attack on the public.

A doctor of pharmacy from Minnesota reports that his father-in-law suffered a stroke shortly after receiving the second dose of the Moderna vaccine. The caller encourages listeners to pray to St. Jude, the saint of impossible things. Jones links these neurological side effects to findings in India that led to the banning of certain vaccines.