Topic: Snake Venom

Dr. Mikovits discusses Magic Johnson's HIV status, suggesting he avoided AIDS by strengthening his innate immune system and avoiding further injections. She references Dr. Brian Ardis's claims regarding snake venom components in Ozempic and vaccines. Mikovits argues that the "syncytin" protein from retroviruses was used to poison the body's natural protection mechanisms.

The segment explores reports from the New York Times acknowledging Nazi symbols among Ukrainian troops. Barr and Jones discuss the "snake venom" theory regarding COVID-19 and the "blood and soil" rituals allegedly performed by the Ukrainian military. They characterize the current global situation as "backward day" orchestrated by the devil.

Roseanne Barr discusses a theory linking COVID-19 to snake venom and mentions the "blood and soil" rituals allegedly performed by Ukrainian military units. She reveals that YouTube informed her she could not be monetized unless she expressed support for the Ukrainian war effort. Barr recounts a conversation with a rabbi who suggested that God is using a Jewish leader, Zelenskyy, to dismantle Nazi elements in Ukraine.

Dr. Judy Mikovits claims that mRNA COVID-19 shots contain a "poisonous peptide mimetic of snake venom" called syncytin. She explains that syncytin is essential for placenta formation and embryo implantation, and argues that injecting animal versions of this protein through vaccines poses a direct threat to human fertility.

Levy shares his thoughts on the documentary "Watch the Waters," which posits that COVID-19 may be related to snake venom rather than bats. He notes that Dr. Ardis, a proponent of this theory, was reportedly removed from a speaking tour. Levy argues that the medical freedom movement must be open to questioning all aspects of the pandemic's origins.

A discussion regarding Dr. Bryan Ardis’s theory on snake venom and COVID-19 references a 1999 Time Magazine cover that featured a snake alongside a story on genetic engineering. The host also promotes "Pollen Block," a natural allergy supplement derived from French quail eggs, which is back in stock after nearly a year of supply chain delays. The product is offered at a 40% discount to support the network's fundraising efforts.

Dr. Lee Merritt addresses the "snake venom" theory popularized by Dr. Bryan Artis, suggesting that while venom-like chemicals exist in the body during oxidative stress, poisoning a municipal water system is logistically impossible. She argues that the public should be more concerned about 5G electromagnetic radiation and the lack of testing for bottled water. The discussion suggests the venom story may be a distraction from the real threats of bio-labs and radiation.

Mike Adams discusses the research of Dr. Brian Artis regarding the use of animal venoms in drug development. Adams highlights companies like Venom Tech and Toxin Tech that catalog peptides from venomous species for pharmaceutical use. He explores the theory that snake venom sequences may have been engineered into the SARS-CoV-2 virus or mRNA injections through gain-of-function research.

Dr. Brian Artis introduced a theory suggesting a connection between COVID-19 and synthetic snake venom, citing similarities in physiological effects such as blood clotting. While some medical professionals like Dr. Richard Fleming express skepticism regarding the delivery method, the discussion focuses on whether the virus or vaccine utilizes venom-like peptides.

Dr. Brian Artis details his research into the presence of snake venom-like peptides in COVID-19 patients. He notes that early studies in 2020 found the virus's genetic sequence was most similar to the Chinese krait and king cobra. Artis suggests that the suppression of treatments like hydroxychloroquine and zinc is significant because these substances are known to inhibit the effects of certain venoms.

Dr. Richard Fleming provides a scientific critique of the snake venom theory, arguing that the research used to support it was originally designed to push a "naturally occurring" zoonotic origin for COVID-19. He asserts that the codon usage analysis cited by others is flawed and that the virus is clearly a lab-made chimera. Fleming warns that well-intentioned individuals are being misled by data that actually serves the establishment's narrative.

A caller discusses a theory proposed by Dr. Bryan Ardis suggesting that COVID-19 symptoms are caused by snake venom, possibly introduced into the water supply. Jones expresses skepticism about the logistics of poisoning water on such a scale but agrees to investigate the claims. The theory links the effects of the virus to the biological action of cobra and krait venom.

Kate Dalley shares a personal anecdote about her husband and a group of sheriffs becoming violently ill after a speaking engagement, questioning if it was a targeted event. She explores Dr. Bryan Ardis's theory regarding snake venom and COVID-19, noting the similarities between venom-induced cytokine storms and the symptoms attributed to the virus.

Owen Shroyer introduces a theory regarding the potential link between COVID-19 and snake venom, citing headlines from early 2020 and upcoming research from Dr. Brian Artis. He then returns to the situation in Shanghai, describing reports of residents jumping from buildings and the "satanic energy" behind mass imprisonment. Shroyer links this perceived evil to the treatment of January 6th defendants in American jails.