Tue, Feb 21, 2023 4:48PM • 1:47:50
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SPEAKERS
Bill Clearfield
Bill Clearfield 00:02
Each one of us have Yeah. We have. Yeah, we haven’t slept well now. So I’ll call him tomorrow
00:26
Ron Joe okay
00:45
don’t know who this is
Bill Clearfield 00:46
but welcome
00:54
it’s my name is actually Jean Fitzsimmons. And I did this login from my church and I can’t seem to change it on my screens.
01:04
It’s okay. We have you
01:09
that’s awesome
Bill Clearfield 01:13
you you’re you’re a regular with us right Jean.
01:17
You’ve been here before.
01:20
Yeah, I’ve been here before I I took your art or your online hormone course. And I met you at the last day and then you sell thanks for all you do.
Bill Clearfield 01:34
While you come into this one game and gee, they got me doing I was supposed to
01:39
- I’m trying to I have some mom care issues. My mom is bedridden. So I’m trying to figure that out.
Bill Clearfield 01:47
there done that.
01:50
No, hoping to be there. And
Bill Clearfield 01:55
me doing three lectures this time, so it gave me 45 minutes to do thyroid and cortisol. 45 minutes. Yeah.
02:13
So okay,
Bill Clearfield 02:18
so and we have your email address correct.
02:24
Your Honor. Yes. Yes, I am. Thanks. Thank you.
03:39
How are the hand paws were good. You behaving yourself trying to Well that’s no fun. So, just enjoying this snow again today. Here we go. So
Bill Clearfield 04:03
you know, I voted for you for that Hall of Fame this year. So we did Pro Football Hall of Fame right now it’s no good slated in your playing days. So I think I think we should, we should vote your win. As a you know as a veteran so those you’re not familiar with us. We usually start around five o’clock. Dr. McCulloh has assured us He will be here. anxiously awaiting his arrival. So then just relax. Maybe Gerald can tell us some stories can you tell some stories Gerald?
05:11
Admit you can tell the swords room listen.
Bill Clearfield 05:18
Oh, want to hear your stories. I don’t have those stories. Come on. You have to have stories
05:32
those things go with you. They’re going they’re going Busy, busy busier.
05:40
I always you know,
Bill Clearfield 05:41
otherwise I get myself in trouble. Better to keep me busy.
05:48
See if I could show them.
Bill Clearfield 05:51
I have you as a co host Joe. Yeah
06:00
looks like out here.
Bill Clearfield 06:05
Yeah, here we are in lovely downtown Reno,
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Reno. Starting to stick.
Bill Clearfield 06:12
I moved 2500 miles to live in this weather should have stayed where I was.
06:16
Yes, you stood out.
Bill Clearfield 06:20
from the peanut gallery. Where are you these days?
06:23
I’m in Scranton. Scranton. Okay. Brenton but, you know, globally I’m on Zoom. Everywhere.
Bill Clearfield 06:36
Yes, well, yeah, we all do. Exactly. Like we’re doing it right now. Right?
06:41
Exactly. I have a colleague in at the American Holistic Nursing Association and she used to say you need to move out of Scranton, and move to Topeka, Kansas. I’m like listen, if I’m going to move anywhere, it’s not Topeka Kansas. Not gonna happen.
Bill Clearfield 07:02
I know once once you get you know, the cold Dustin. Yeah, I keep threatening the make a tour back there. I’m going to bring a whole crew of friends from here. You know we do the Scranton coal mine tour and take them to the to the pizza capital of the world every every time I always come with the pizza capital world as they never know.
07:21
Yeah. Well, I got an Irish citizenship so you never know. I might be moving they’re
Bill Clearfield 07:30
gonna be moving to to old forge Pennsylvania.
07:35
No, Ireland. Oh, yeah, no. No. Hey, Mike.
07:46
Hey, Dr. Bill, how you doing? I’m doing great, man. You’re gonna have you’re gonna have a barnburner tonight.
Bill Clearfield 07:54
I hope so. So he assured me. I get nervous. It’s five and he has he hasn’t signed on yet. He assured me he’d be here.
08:03
Ah. Oh, yeah. Well,
Bill Clearfield 08:07
he’s a man of few words. Oh, yeah. Yes, we can and yesterday and he said, Well, I get was I reminded him of this and he gets says Affirmative. That’s what you go
08:22
Yeah. But he learned that all by experience.
Bill Clearfield 08:26
You know, I we’re grateful that he would he actually would even say yes to us.
08:32
Yes, that’s right. That’s right. We are blessed to be able to. He’s able to question him. Yeah, talk to them. He’s a worldwide figure. And
Bill Clearfield 08:41
you know, he’s and anybody on here who, you know, doesn’t like what he has to say that’s okay. But, you know, he was at our conference last year. I almost think that’s one of the reasons we got kicked out. Actually. They didn’t mention
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- Yeah, well, you’ve been kicked out of worse places. Yeah.
Bill Clearfield 09:07
Worse than the AOA? I’m not so sure.
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So
Bill Clearfield 09:15
he was on one of our webinars last year, and he was at our conference live.
09:20
And yes, I saw him there. Yeah, that’s right. I recall that in Las Vegas. Yep. Yeah.
Bill Clearfield 09:26
And so he’s been very generous to us. Really, really, you know, kind of surprised, you know, somebody like, you know, usually the celebrities Don’t you know, don’t don’t have time for us.
09:39
Well, that’s right. But you know, that I tell you, he may have some good new information. You know, there’s all kinds of data that’s come about in the past year and kind of all moved on from fote COVID and haven’t looked as much but I think when you start looking at the long haul data, that’s coming out the acknowledgments that are being made by you know, they’re kind of you know, now that nobody’s looking they’re letting the truth kind of slip out a little bit and you know, they go now that was there all the time. Yeah, yeah. We hid it from you for until we were done. We’re told that we were done with you, you know, but
Bill Clearfield 10:19
a lot of a lot of Ralph kramden those of you who are not old enough to remember Ralph kramden, he used to go home and he’s always looking for a get rich quick scheme and and when it blew up in his face, he would be scrambling to undo it. So we Yeah.
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Well, that’s great. That’s great.
10:44
All right. Well, I’ll see what’s going on here and see if I got Nikolas number. Oh, see if I can text
Bill Clearfield 10:51
him and tell him tell him we’re anxiously awaiting.
10:57
Alright, let’s see what I can come up with. You’re probably under some place. Up here he is. He’s on. Oh, there we go.
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So
Bill Clearfield 11:16
we’re gonna ask everybody to mute themselves please. So his name on here and did he join or did he get knocked off? No, he’s on. So Dr. McCulloh, thank you for coming
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- Thank you. Can you hear me okay?
Bill Clearfield 11:35
Yep, definitely hear you fine. I’ll be letting folks in please let everybody please. Everybody mute yourself. And I think you need no introduction, sir. You know, you are, you are our hero. Receiving the top of your forehead though, as you look so you’re looking down
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I’m trying to get the slides set up. Okay. Okay.
Bill Clearfield 12:03
So, so those of you don’t know that we are while we were the American Osteopathic society, rheumatic diseases and Dr. McCauley you probably don’t know this but a decertify this last summer. Is that right? Ridiculous. After 50 years. They said we strayed from our mission of Rheumatology. And they unceremoniously just in the middle of the night just sort of it was a kangaroo court. I went to the meeting in Chicago it was it was voted 530 to one to decertify us and it’s a long, it’s a bit of a story. I won’t waste your time with it, but so we certainly not on the
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scale that you’ve you’ve
Bill Clearfield 12:56
been subjected subjected to. We’ve been we’ve been canceled.
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At the at the society level. I was the president of the founding member of the Cardiorenal Society of America, we had 600 members 6000 followers, and it was the president the standing president and without any phone call without any due process, no board meeting, the society was dissolved.
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dissolved.
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So it’s so what how does that happen?
Bill Clearfield 13:32
Well, anyway, so we were carrying on anyway, and we’ve been we’ve been working throughout the year, and we’re here every Tuesday night we have an integrative medical meeting. We have a great group of practitioners. Core Group we always pull in some some others and we are truly grateful for your your presence last year at our conference in Las Vegas, you probably don’t need to know where you are half the time. You seem to be everywhere. And you know, you were on one of our webinars last year, and I just out of out of out of the out of out of blue said Well, let me just let me see if it’ll come on again. And we’re really truly grateful because we know you’re extremely busy and you have a lot there’s a lot of pressures. So so we want you to know that that you know you have a admiration society out here.
14:34
Okay, well gosh you know, I’m sorry to hear about that decertification although not surprised. This goes into additional list and I think the FBI is behind it. I think if you ultimately would do a search the FBI up would approach the parent organization and then work to decertify you. I think the FBI was inside Twitter. What’s going on is a national security operation out of public health. Crisis, a national security operation. So anybody who’s going to potentially cast out in these vaccines is going to be in the targets of the FBI. I
Bill Clearfield 15:08
think we never said anything about vaccines at all one way or the other. We never even would never even came up you know any any of our topics. The two ironies and then I’m gonna let you take over and do your thing was one gentleman’s who said he was from the education committee said he looked at our program from 2000 and from Seattle, which, which I don’t know when that was because I’ve never been in Seattle in my life. I never even changed stopped in the airport. There to change change planes. And he specifically mentioned the date was April 15, and that our programming was substandard. And then, but that exact same day, the exact same gentleman had sent us a five year recertification on April 15, which is the longest that the AOA grants so I’ll figure that and it was just a kangaroo court. So sir, I’m gonna let you take over we really truly appreciate and you know, whenever, however, much time you need fine and if you need to go at all anytime. That’s okay. Well,
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we’ll have a brief for presentation and then we’ll have plenty of time for questions people. Normally there’s just you know, we want everyone wants to get kind of a, an update and then questions. So we’ll do this. Everybody, please
Bill Clearfield 16:30
mute yourselves.
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I was introduced. I’m Dr. Peter McCullough, I’m a practicing internist and cardiologist in Dallas, Texas. And for the last three years I’ve become a COVID expert. I trained in epidemiology at UC Michigan, but I’m a standard academic allopathic physician. I don’t have any training in holistic or integrative medicine and from the outset, though, I’ve taken the view that we should have always treated high risk patients and help them the best we could, and we should always have taken a fair Balanced View on the on the vaccine so let’s get into it five quick points. Oh, I have a book out since the last time I talked to I believe called courage to face COVID-19 Go pick it up on the website courage to face covid.com It’s it’s a fight he’s got 1005 star ratings on Amazon bestseller multiple categories is written by a full time best selling author John leek and I did the medical parts but it’s a fast read new book about how the advent of early treatment came about and the types of suppression we came into face. From what we call the biopharmaceutical complex or this very well organized grouping of entities that is advancing mass vaccination on the world. Everything I’m going to say has been entered into the National Archives, the US Senate record I’ve testified there three times, most recently, December 7 2022. So we’ve taken the issues as high as we can. One of the cases for the Biden vaccine mandates relied on my testimony and that of Jay Bhattacharya, were both frequent contributors for Fox News and that went all the way to the US Supreme Court. So I’ve I’ve done everything I can as a practicing doctor and a scientist and a public figure. So here are the points The first point is negligible asymptomatic spread our US. CDC now admits over this they’ve made major mistakes in the pandemic response, one of the mistakes has been to to follow modeling studies which which conjectured that SARS cov two was the first virus that spread asymptomatically The first respiratory infection that spread asymptomatically tuberculosis doesn’t spread that way. Influenza, none of the other respiratory infections spread that way. And so these modeling studies that suggested 30 to 50% of spread was from well person to well person were never supported. And what we know now is two papers one by cow over 10 million Chinese and the other one by Zachary maidwell, demonstrated that less than 1% of spread was from an asymptomatic person to an asymptomatic person, it’s always from a sick person to a susceptible person. The other big update that came from this paper by Tom Jefferson at The Cochrane Collaboration, this was probably the final one on the topic. 78 studies 12 randomized trials in masking and what was found is that public masking had little to no effect at all and even surgical masks versus n95. One of the studies in the health care setting didn’t make a difference at all. To rely on masks or spend time on public policy and masks was a giant mistake by our agencies. And as we sit here today, our CDC says that the only time we need to wear a mask is when we’re encountering a COVID patient in the hospital or any other patient in respiratory isolation. So all the effort on maski turned out to be a complete waste of time. The next point is asymptomatic testing is not supportable, you know the FDA is never cleared the nasal PCR antigen tests for asymptomatic, routine testing. They’re only cleared to test an acutely sick patient as a diagnostic aid and COVID-19 Many studies have found the same thing this one from the big 10 showed that the rate of positivity from weekly testing in athletes was 0.44% and non athletes 0.88%. So, targeting the athletes was was not advisable. And this paper by Connor and colleagues large workplace study weekly testing when it was positive 0.35 positivity rate, and it turns out 62% of them were false positives. World Health Organization said in June of 2021, don’t do asymptomatic testing has a very low yield. And when it’s positive, it’s yielding false positive cases. And in fact that was shown that the third point is that natural immunity protects against severe disease. So this is an important point. This paper by key metalli and colleagues demonstrates that that the efficacy of pre existing immunity now is 97.3% against the second infection causing hospitalization and death and there was no difference among age groups and this was dorable out to 15 months. So this is a very impressive result. This is a graph from Qatar that’s doing great work on this. And then this paper I think is one of the most impressive papers so far chin and colleagues, New England Journal of Medicine 59,000 prisoners 17,000 staff all congregate setting they know all the cases, the bottom sets of of rows in a table importand. If the infection the first infection was through the delta or Omicron eras of time, there was a 0% chance of hospitalization on a second infection, even if we don’t know prior infection status nowadays, with Omicron. In this giant study, there was only one death. And you can see here several dozen hospitalizations even in the unknown status but But if, if your patient knows they’ve previously had COVID Now they’re protected against severe outcomes. When you get called by a patient and they say they have COVID The most important question you can ask him is Is this your first episode or a second episode? The fourth point is that COVID is a treatable illness. It’s always been a treatable illness, chances are your society got in the crosshairs of some powerful entities because your society may have been advocating for the treatment of patients prior to the hospital and it should be self evident. The only way to prevent a hospitalization is to do something in the pre hospital phase whether or not someone’s been vaccinated or not. These are the two papers that I marshaled in in 2020. I now have 60 papers in COVID-19. Among the most, I think, if anybody in the field and what the papers proposed is that we should go ahead and start
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for the hospital phase. And before large conclusive randomized trials, to be large, inconclusive would have to have over 20,000 Probably over 40,000 patients. Prospective double blind have to be multi drugs since we’re in the multi drug environment. And these trials have not even been planned, let alone duds done so what we proposed is that we take that precautionary principle we don’t treat everybody but just high risk individuals that this was a mass casualty. Look for drugs that had a signal of benefit from all the available evidence, acceptable safety, and then use drugs in combination. It’s just It’s just what we do in the setting of a pandemic. We should never sit and let people get sick and die. This is how the illness was conceptualized to this day. The National Institutes of Health and Infectious Disease Society of America don’t have this concept of the illness but myself and co authors believed that there was a viral proliferation phase early on that that lasted about two weeks but certainly most of its in the first few days it trips off the cytokine injury phase of inflammation of the lead cytokines interleukin six, and then that kicks off a thrombosis phase and micro thrombosis being most common in the lungs and the mechanism of hypoxemia in COVID-19 respiratory illness is actually micro thrombosis in the lungs that was shown in autopsy studies by the by the Italians you see all the constitutional signs and symptoms, the test positivity down in the bottom and then the symptom overlay cough and difficulty breathing probably cytokine injury. By the time we have chest heaviness and D saturation is micro thrombosis before Omicron It was a long illness it was a 30 day illness. The majority of people who died actually died in the hospital, and then our responses about topic intracellular anti infective antiviral antibodies, corticosteroids, immunomodulators antiplatelet drugs and anticoagulants. In short it takes about four to six drugs in combination to treat a serious outpatient COVID patient and it’s not so specific on which drugs we just simply need drugs to handle each one of the phases of the illness and we can get the patients through it. This is in a more modern rendition of multi drug protocol. Called Makala protocol and, and at the top. You know, we state that patients should undergo risk stratification those under age 50 otherwise healthy aren’t going to need prescription treatment. They simply use the over the counter bundle that I’ve shown here the antiviral by the way in this skinny yellow box is for motivating 80 milligrams a day, well supported by observational data. Again, no large definitive trials. Vitamin D has got a very extensive positive literature observationally randomized trials and the other nutraceuticals self Miss thought to be helpful. patients undergo watchful waiting five day quarantine back at work and so they’re in good shape. So you know, 75% of people don’t need treatment. Now. Down the middle are patients who’ve got multiple medical problems are age over 50 And then on the right hand side are those with even more problems and in fact presenting with severe symptoms. You can see the protocol the most important part of the protocols I’ve taught povidone iodine, hydrogen peroxide or even now xylitol, Colloidal Silver. There’s a whole variety of nasal nasal virus Seidel, sprays and washes, spraying twice up each nostril sniffing it back and spitting it out then gargle a good 32nd gargle. Doing that every four to six hours is huge. That’s the most important thing I’ve learned during the pandemic. Beyond that, we added the OTC bundle, monoclonal antibodies used to be available they’re not currently available to my knowledge anywhere. So we move on to the anti infective drugs and across this this is where people have spent the most time and I think again, it’s a waste of time to spend so much effort on one single drug when it takes four to six but hydroxychloroquine 380 studies by 15 Early treatment trials by 25% treatment benefit, ivermectin 95 studies 45 trials about a 50% treatment benefit not all the trials agree some turn in a neutral results there’s a recent neutral one and I believe Jama and then packs love it or Milan appear very recently multipeer ver failed in a very large study. And so it’s fallen off the algorithm Bo packs love it has some supportive data in one trial. Another trial was stopped early presumably for not for efficacy and packs love it has over 40 drug interactions and has the CDC drug warning against it but it’s still viable in there, as if the myosin and doxycycline cover atypical organisms and bacterial overgrowth. If there’s respiratory symptoms or day five of illness we use corticosteroids we can use inhaled destinate throughout than oral prednisone. Later on. We use oral Colchicine throughout the illness and then bedridden individuals got enoxaparin so again, it’s a it’s a multi drug regimen on the right we can use oxygen concentrators and really care for people at home. The low oxygen saturation is is probably one of the most manageable aspects of the illness. I’ve managed patients in the O two sets in the 70s. As long as they have good mentation and good support system, they can do it. So there was so many panic hospitalizations and paper from the VA by filmora. And colleagues. Back in June of 2021 show that 45% of the hospitalizations were just purely based on panic. There was no need for oxygen oxygen saturations were fine once they got to the hospital. So United States we racked up about 10 million hospitalizations, a million deaths and by my Senate testimony and the learning curve of how we learned how to do this, that those numbers could have been reduced by two thirds and so I think it’s a real shame. One of the things we’ve learned and this is a protocol I worked out with the Italians does not use hydroxy or ivermectin, so uses other drugs, substituting in that the first three days as shown is the golden window of treatment. That if we get treatment start in the first three days, it’s night and day. We absolutely positively cannot allow patients to get sick enough to go to the hospital. By that time. It’s too late. By October of 2021 we had a home treatment guide that’s been updated if you ever wanted something to hand to patients from my office, go to AAPs online.org. And this is a wonderful home treatment guide. It’s curated frontline Critical Care Network and and Americans frontline doctors also have protocols. They’re all good. This one is comes from a chartered established physician organization. Then lastly, the vaccines are not sufficiently safe or effective. And I know this will come as a disappointment to you. We know that 96% of doctors took the vaccine, the CDC says 87% of people overall in the United States took the vaccine and people took the vaccine. They took it based on faith that the government on good faith was telling us that it was safe that it was going to work and and that most of what we heard about the vaccines was aspirational. That is we are hopeful that we’re going to work but there’s never really been a shot in the arm that stopped a respiratory pandemic. You know, treatment had a much better chance of of getting things under control. But but in prior pandemics there have been no effective forms of treatment. And they’ve been there’s never been a vaccine that’s been used to end a highly prevalent morbid pandemic. So in many ways everything was a gamble the vaccines clearly a great gamble in human life. This is the Omicron waves were in the Omicron after wave right now but the point is our predominant strains are p q one and BK a. They are not I’m sorry, is a BQ and XB B those are predominant strains. We have nearly completely requite replaced the BA three a four three yeah pa three or four three a five. And that’s important to know because if a four a five is out, then the five element boosters are obsolete. At this point in time a new mutation has come in a paper by Causton and colleagues from Harvard now has concluded that 94% of people have been through COVID. So I anticipate most of you been through it, which is great news. It means you can do fine. I said safety and we always talk about safety before efficacy. In court order documents it was revealed that Pfizer knew about 1223 deaths within 90 days of release of their
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other product in the mandatory post marketing phase. Pfizer didn’t shut down the program. The FDA didn’t shut down the program. And I think you know all the people involved at Pfizer and the FDA are in big trouble on this. You can’t let a new product stay on the market when people are dying shortly after taking it. So causality assessment doesn’t matter. In this post mediate post marketing period patients do have to stay alive. It’s just a criteria of being a new product. So by all conventional criteria, Pfizer should be off market as we speak, because this this isn’t in the public health professional review committee. The daily clouds been reviewing these but these are court ordered Pfizer documents. Well, counsel for health has called for the vaccines to be removed from the market. This is a worldwide Non Governmental Organization in almost every state in the United States. I think that’s important. And we have data from these different data sets that in 2021 2022 in the vaccines rolled out the reported deaths were astronomical, far more than any other database or any other medicine used in run up period to to the era of the vaccines, and then the analyses on adverse events. You can see our COVID-19 and purple for the VG access fares in utero vigilance.
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You can see here that in these databases that the total number of adverse events and this is in the World Council for help pharmacovigilance report that the adverse events for the COVID-19 vaccine far exceed the tetanus vaccine, MMR and the polio vaccine and those are even more frequently used in aggregate than COVID-19 vaccine. So the adverse events we saw with COVID-19 vaccination are not a product of just more people getting vaccinated is that there’s much greater toxicity with these vaccines. Now recognizing probably most of you took one of the COVID vaccines you wanted to get a benefit out of it. I believe there’s been four false claims of the COVID-19 vaccine program. The first one was that the vaccines prevent infection. By May of 2021. There were so many breakthrough hospitalizations and deaths. The fully vaccinated the CDC kept gave up keeping track of it that once we got past the original Wu Han strain with different mutations, vaccine efficacy became negligible. The vaccines were found to only last six months. All of this basically was erosive on the vaccines ever stopping the infection. Our CDC director came out and said the vaccines don’t stop transmission. And no randomized trial ever has shown a reduction in hospitalization and death with the vaccines compared to placebo when when that’s a primary or secondary outcome. And the only way to make a claim that the vaccines reduce hospitalization death is to show it in such a randomized trial. And then lastly, that they the vaccines I anticipate they’re gonna say is preventing outbreak reoccurrences no data to support that at all. So despite, you know, 10s of 1000s of manuscripts on COVID-19 vaccines vast majority are observational, heavily biased by those who are advancing the vaccine agenda. And, and none of them can show a clinical benefit of taking a vaccine. What’s going on is the vaccine manufacturers have railroaded products through the FDA while raking in massive amounts of pre purchased revenue. And this has been a stunning development. The most recent boosters were released with no human testing. This is astonishing. What we know here is that just animal testing was done for the by valent boosters and the primary endpoint was a rise in antibodies even though the animals got justice stick with the by Vaillant versus the traditional boosters. There have been eight emergency use authorizations based on antibody rises. And even our US FDA diagnostics division says that antibodies can not be used to conclude that someone has immunity. What guarantees immunity is having a prior clinical infection of COVID and having that be well documented. So AOA is based on a false surrogate endpoint. And our FDA diagnostics division says that antibodies are a false surrogate. So you can see the regulatory environment here has become completely unmoored. We’re completely disconnected from medical jurisprudence, ethics and clinical trials in with any type of sound judgment for our patients right now for the for the majority of doctors in practice. So to finish and conclude we should end all lockdowns and restrictions we should test only those on label and acutely ill patients recognize prior infection all the applications to the military, NFL, Major League Baseball they’re still not keeping track of who previously had the infection. That’s the most important variable. And then we should drop the vaccine mandates and pause all the products that are on the market. So I’ll stop here at this brief update and open it up to the floor for questions or comments.
Bill Clearfield 38:25
So what’s what’s the weather what’s the future look like? What do you see in the next six months? What do you see in the next year and pretend for medical, medical, you know, most of us are in medical field. What does that look like going into the future for me, you know, when other issues
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well, let me give you a couple of couple more talking points that came in through survey data. A over the holidays, a survey was done by Rasmussen Reports. Which is a valley valid sample survey company in the United States. And they asked questions, and what they found out is about two thirds of people claimed that they took the vaccines 28% of them say they know somebody who’s died of the vaccine 28% which is an astonishing number. Another paper came out from Michigan State Mark Skidmore using social science survey data. And there again about two thirds of the country took a vaccine and of those reporting back shockingly using all these various social networks where they, you know, people talk to other people and and know somebody who’s died the aggregate estimate for the country. In the first year the pandemic was 278,000 Americans dying the vaccine paper by Columbia Pentas, Optus and Seligman using US Census vaccine administration data they came up with 187,000 Americans dying in the first year the vaccine if we just use the bears system by December of 2021 at a underreporting ratio of 30. Now, some experts think it’s 50 but even at 30 conservatively, that would put 240,000 Americans listening live in the first year of the pandemic. So these are astronomical numbers that are way bigger than any war. The product should have been pulled off the market very early 2021 When the excess mortality signal is there when Pfizer had their 90 Day dossier for sure they bet it should have been taken off since that time, we’ve had over 1200 Peer Reviewed papers in the literature describing fatal and non fatal Vaccine Injury syndrome. So this is not controversial. The myocarditis is fatal blood clots are fatal. neurologic hemorrhages are fatal. And we’re seeing large numbers of people die at this point in time and it’s almost certainly that the vaccine because the literature states that these syndromes are fatal. So I think we’re looking at more all cause death at this point in time. We’re looking at a public who I don’t think wants the vaccines. I think if the vaccines were dropped from the US market, there wouldn’t be any utilization of it. We’ve had wide open corruption and malfeasance of our public health agencies and I think this is important to point out we, you know, after this I’ve got a School Public Health meeting to get on. And I can tell you, that people in the in the schools of public health their thought process is somewhat disturbed. They’re not really clicking and making good eye contact and not acting like they understand the gravity of what’s going on. Now. Our CDC says 87% of Americans have taken one or more shots, the rest recent survey and the the Skidmore survey also indicates it’s only about two thirds of people took a vaccine. So our CDC potentially could be overestimating things to try to gin up any remaining enthusiasm to take a vaccine but it doesn’t look good for the vaccine program at this point in time. The CEO the only theoretical worker group, that that could have made a difference was nursing home workers. And in recent analysis in the in the from the CDC shows that the workers in nursing homes are only 10% vaccinated 10% If there’s any proxy, yet at the same time, there’s no nursing home mandates, the nursing home workers aren’t taking it. At the same time. The CVC a SIP team has actually put the genetic vaccines into the routine pediatric schedule down to age three months. So we’re seeing things here that that don’t make any sense. They appear to be wrong from a from a pharmacovigilance clinical trial perspective, and many of us would would love to know where to where to go from here. So I think we’re in for several more years of this. I don’t see any capitulation by the administration’s they we still have emergency use authorizations, extended emergencies extended this has been a giant power grab by a small number of people in government. You comment about
Bill Clearfield 43:30
the type of vaccine Why was this type of vaccine used as opposed to the more traditional ones. So this is something new or novel right.
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Right now worldwide, the most commonly used vaccine I believe is sinovac or the Coronavirus vaccine. That’s actually a Chinese vaccine. That’s that’s a that’s a killed virus vaccine. Now it’d be far more traditional. There are some spike protein only vaccines quarterbacks and Novavax. And but the real workhorse vaccines for most places are the genetic vaccines, Pfizer, Maderna, Johnson and Johnson. And I think it was a giant mistake to go with these technologies. Most doctors asked no questions and they took it. But we’ve learned since that time, they last in the body far longer than we ever thought spike protein even longer than the genetic material and the FDA says these these vaccines cause heart damage they cause brain damage neurologic damage and this is the last thing we want to see a pregnant mother or a baby if
Bill Clearfield 44:34
you I get your newsletter every day you had something I think it was in today’s newsletter that about something that kills the spike protein
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development was published recently by Tana Kawa and colleagues from Japan. And clinically, what most of us have done is we’ve tried to treat the consequences of the spike protein accumulation in tissues and organs. So we’ve used anti inflammatories hydroxychloroquine, ivermectin, prednisone, nutraceutical supplements, nothing. In my view, nothing has worked. I’ve tried virtually everything and a recent preclinical study by Tina kala replicated a prior study by another scientist and then took it a step further, it was striking natto kinase a natural substance derived by fermenting soybeans was amazingly effective in clearing the SARS cov. to spike protein, the spike protein basically undergoes a digestive breakdown with this this oral widely available enzyme and so it is also a thrombolytics. So we have to have caveats are bleeding there are no human randomised trials for use in SARS. cov to recover vaccine patients are plenty of studies and cardiovascular patients appears safe. But I just don’t think people are going to wait at this point in time. So in a suggested empiric dose would be natto kinase 2000 fibrinolytic units efuse every 12 hours, and I’m probably going to continue this, you know for 10 or or, or 12 months in a year. See if we can’t get this to completely resolve. The
Bill Clearfield 46:21
question is, is anyone working on treating the ill effects of the vaccines? And what can be done to clear the the debris we’ll put it as deposit in people’s systems.
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I’m not aware of any funding for Vaccine Injury syndromes. At this point in time many in allopathic medicine refuse to even recognize Vaccine Injury syndromes despite how common they are and how frequently they’re they’re clearly associated with the syndrome. Patients are frustrated. They’re seeking doctors who will recognize their vaccine injuries. And we’re hopeful here again, that natto kinase could you know be dissolve the spike protein or B degradative. We don’t know what’s going to happen to those fragments. There’s some concern that the genetic fragments themselves could be gene or you know, would be you know, could help clear the spike protein from the body, but we’ll have to see I think holistic and integrative doctors are going to be far more likely to bring forward answers in the allopathic community because allopathic committee is going to wait for randomised trials and they’re simply not there.
Bill Clearfield 47:36
Go back a little bit. When you started with the history when you you said that you know we were we were sort of mandated not to treat anything until the patients were severely ill. I always go back to my my my mother had a an eye problem and she went and she had they were gonna give her I think we sent this she had a macular degeneration and he sent it for a chest X ray and she had stage four lung cancer with no symptoms and both lungs and they told her she had three weeks to live. And they did you know, we didn’t just tell her go home and die. And we we don’t do that. You know normally unless it’s hopeless. Why was it in this in this? In this you know, with this entity? We were told don’t do anything. I mean, that’s that’s, you know, against everything. I’ve been a doctor for 40 years. It’s every everything that we’ve been told not to do.
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It’s true. What you said it’s a violation of the Hippocratic Oath. Remember Hippocratic Oath says above all, do no harm and then the next thing it says is Do everything you can for your patients you know offer compassionate care. The answer to this as this was practiced in the book COVID-19 The Global predators we are the prey by Peter Breggin. He outlines since 2012 36 pandemic preparedness planning events 25 of which generated documents six of which were filmed like event 201 In each case, they they have a scenario and they be there they make certain that no early treatment is offered and patients in a sense are in fear driven panic to take the vaccines later on. So we think it’s intentional by the biopharmaceutical complex to drive mass vaccination.
Bill Clearfield 49:22
Okay, so Doctor good Canady asks, we all know that vaccines cause problems and many people I’ve seen children with bed problems from MMR vaccines, which is also mandated and also adolescents and adults who suffer from Schoenfeld syndrome, auto immune inflammatory disease. Are you working on reducing mandates on some of these?
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Yeah, I think at this point in time, I think all the vaccines on the routine schedule need to be reexamined. When I was a kid, I had three shots when I was, you know as a child. Now this is advanced over the course of a lifetime, or at least to 18 years old if we consider SARS cov two shots. I think the kids are nearly up to 100 shots. So from three to 100 It’s far too many. It’s an it’s an immunologic blitz on the body, and we’re gonna have to go through each and every one of them. So for instance, diptheria and pertussis are easily treated with azithromycin. I mean there’d be no reason to to vaccinate for them anymore. For the measles and mumps outbreaks that have been reported. They tend to occur in the fully vaccinated individuals so so for me so much perspective is not very compelling. I think the one vaccines that’s pretty compelling is rubella rubella, we still have 20,000 cases of congenital rubella per year and, and that’s down to basically zero cases. That one was pretty impressive. It’s a shot in the arm works against the respiratory virus, rubella solid. Polio. I can’t tell because water sanitation had such a big impact in polio, but at the same time that was being done was a completion of approaches with the vaccine. So I think Polio is reasonably well supported. Lots of controversy as we move forward Gardasil vaccine, etc. You know, it’s too it’s too much to review them all right now, but I think the entire schedule needs to review be reviewed. A recent Kaiser survey suggests about a third of adults right now whose small children are considering going natural with no vaccines.
Bill Clearfield 51:33
I know you know, back in the 80s I was delivering babies and then we we did family practice, and we were their doctors also. They kept adding more vaccines and more vaccines and these kids were getting seizures and they were getting, you know, all sorts of neurological issues and then they would pull them off three months later, and they would tell us you have to give these vaccines roto virus was one that I remember that in three months later, it was pulled off. And I finally said, I’m not doing it anymore. You know, this is just ridiculous. No, we got vaccine. We got the first polio vaccines. That’s our generation. Those were studied for a million years. Before they before they released and those work. So question and this actually, there was a news article yesterday about a doctor down in Las Vegas, who was basically being sued now, because she prescribed I think it was either hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin, and three, four months later, the patient passed away. And I don’t have all the details. What are your What are your recommendations if we if we started getting some heat for prescribing these things? Right?
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Yeah, it depends on the era of time. If it was the era of time before, PAX, low COVID. You know, hydroxychloroquine could be viewed as a reasonable community standard of care and as long as the doctor understood the the risks and benefits of hydroxychloroquine and for fairly informed the patient then, you know, they’re I think they’re fine. Same thing with ivermectin probably in the second year, the pandemic in 2022. Both hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin are far safer than pecs loaded. So if one is trying to argue that they should have had an EUA approved drug, the safety profiles not as is not as well characterized or as favorable with
Bill Clearfield 53:31
I don’t know all the details it apparently this person was was referred online through the FLCC you know, the frontline doctors, and it was a female she prescribed I think it was hydroxychloroquine it was in the summer of 2020 I think. And in 2021 in January, I guess this guy had a heart attack and or, you know, he was just he didn’t wake up one day, and then they’re blaming him blaming her Oh, and it was it was a newspaper article like that. I don’t I don’t know all the details, but
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we use long term hydroxychloroquine for lupus and rheumatoid arthritis, even if this patient was on long term hydroxychloroquine it does cause Qt prolongation, but it’s a very steady and fixed Qt prolongation. So it’s typically not the hydroxy that’s the problem. It’s some additional drug that’s added in Tokyo rarely and
Bill Clearfield 54:26
yeah, so the question is, you know, so we start getting heat from the you know, authorities and whatnot. what’s your what’s your what’s your recommendation?
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Well, we need to have good panels of experts for each other. I think the key is community standard of care. And I think, you know, I testified in the Texas Senate in March of 2020, June of 2022. And I said listen to community standard of care evolved from practicing doctors Community Care Center. of care never comes from federal public health agency. It doesn’t come from medical boards, or from hospitals or clinics, it actually comes from the practicing doctor. So I think good experts that can articulate that that if hydroxychloroquine was the community standard of care at the time, in addition to other drugs that you know, reasonable efforts were made if the patient received fair informed consent. It sounds like this may have happened actually many months after even having COVID So it even
Bill Clearfield 55:20
Yeah, that’s the way I read it, too. But it was it was it was a news article somewhere. Dr. Gerber asks about nicotine for long COVID
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nicotine for long COVID and low dose Naltrexone for symptoms have been proposed. I don’t have any experience with either one of those. So I want to learn from others on this patient have long COVID are miserable. We know about 50% of people get it who are sick enough to be hospitalized. The good news with long COVID Is it always gets better than natural history as it will resolve.
Bill Clearfield 55:54
In my limited experience, we’ve used methylene blue and low dose Naltrexone with some efficacy, but again, that was kind of anecdotal. I don’t have any studies for it, but that’s what we use. But what is your opinion about gargle and drink? Systems CISD us chi and propose us I guess that’s BEE POLLEN spray.
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I don’t know about the substances but I can tell you that. There are now proven randomised trials with dilute povidone iodine to dilute hydrogen peroxide Xylitol which is in the clear formulation colloidal silver. The virus is very easily killed in the nose even dilute baby shampoo works to be honest with you. So in the McCullough protocol we advise the most important part is the nasal nasal virus Saito washes. If I had my druthers, it’d be, you know, 1% povidone iodine, so 1010 drops of provenant iodine in a nasal spray bottle, pinch of salt, mix it up and then spray it up each nostril twice. Sniff it back and spit it out and then gargle with the same solution for 32nd gargle. This can be done every four to six hours when sick. I think it’s more effective than than anything else and we take pills they don’t penetrate the sinuses. We have to knock down the viral load in the sinuses. So the body is not overwhelmed with infection.
Bill Clearfield 57:24
Can you repeat the question? I know I know our resident the compounding pharmacist is on is on here. So
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I would take a 10% povidone iodine solution which is a brown bottle of betta dine and it’s about 10 drops no more than half a teaspoon in a standard spray bottle which is I believe 1.5 ounces. And then just a pinch of salt mix it up. The same thing of that quantity for a gargle and 1.5 ounces by the way is a shot glass. And so that gives you a handy reference. When using povidone iodine it should be as consistency of light tea. If you’re using any sprays in the nose in the mouth. That sting our heart. They’re too strong. The mistake people make is they make things too strong. And I think the mistake they make is they make too big of a volume. You can just use a few drops each time that that that $5 bottle a better diet is going to last a long time.
Bill Clearfield 58:26
What are your latest protocols on ivermectin?
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ivermectin using it in acute treatment 600 micrograms per kilogram typically for five days, do not hesitate to extend out two to 30 days if needed. Some are using it in long COVID syndromes I am not and some use it in vaccine injury syndromes. I am not. I think the big breakthrough with ivermectin is the availability of online pharmacy so I don’t know too many doctors that prescribe it anymore. They can simply buy it online and get you know decent quality ivermectin one of the lead suppliers in United States is called reliable RX reliable RX and you’ll find that they have a ivermectin 12 milligram capsules which is real handy.
Bill Clearfield 59:20
I don’t know what this is your opinion on? Like Elon be a ik it DAIKLIN I’m not sure what that
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I don’t know about. Okay.
Bill Clearfield 59:32
Can you speak to the lesions identified autopsies are brought to light the documentary died suddenly
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now to autopsy studies to quote one by Schwab and the other one by Chavez. They looked at people who died after the vaccine within about a 2030 day window. They found dead at home people just found dead at home. This is this shouldn’t be very alarming to anybody but they came up with you know, decent sample sizes with this happened. Both studies agree 70 to 80% of people who die within a month of the vaccine. They have a vaccine injury syndrome that’s clearly identified and pathology. Fatal myocarditis heart failure progressive atherosclerotic cardiovascular disease gamma ray syndrome of intracranial hemorrhage a deep venous thrombosis 70 to 80% of the deaths are due the vaccine.
Bill Clearfield 1:00:31
So Dr. marshes are one of our resident gastroenterologist, and he states he saw time after time, gross negligence, with intended destruction of people elicited many reasons as to the errors that were along the way. And the bottom line is question Is there any effort to hold any anybody who knew knew that these were not legitimate? accountable?
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There’s been many attempts to try to bring people to justice. We’re starting to see some Senate investigation some house investigations you know, crimes against humanity cases so far having gone anywhere. There just seems to be widespread corruption in the courts and the public health agencies and we may be a long time before we get into, you know, fair justice, but people should be brought to justice. We should have never suffered like this as a nation, all the aspects of pandemic response by the public health agencies so as wrong social distancing, masking, shutting down schools. In fact, the alternatives should have been filed the Great Barrington declaration keeping the schools open should have been followed McCullough protocol and APS home guide should have been followed. So all these things were available by October 2020. And because our government not only did not pick them up but actually worked actively against them. In my view, our government is culpable of a large loss of life and unnecessary hospitalization.
Bill Clearfield 1:02:03
So what was your life like before COVID Can you remember that?
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I barely can remember it. It was you know, it was an enjoyable academic career I had focused on heart and kidney disease. I was the most published person in my field in the world and history I led the BTech metric peptide multinational study that really changed the diagnosis of heart failure and published it into an internal medicine, circulation and JCC all at the same time in the late breaking ACC abstract. The I had over 650 peer reviewed publications as editor of my own textbook, editor of two major journals, had professorships travelled the world since COVID. Because I treated patients and published on how to do it and because I have commented on vaccine safety and published on it, I have been stripped of everything I’ve just told you and the stripping occurs either by email or by certified letter with no courtesy phone call, no due process and no explanation.
Bill Clearfield 1:03:14
We at least got a courtesy phone call on ours, so these are just some comments. Polio was probably a DDT poisoning factor.
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But know that that is a leading theory that polio in fact wasn’t a neurotropic injury but had to do with insecticide poisoning. So I’m aware of that and also, you know, eradication of polio, may have been incorrectly attributed to the vaccine and should be more better attributed to better sanitation. So those are correct statements.
Bill Clearfield 1:03:48
And other statement, Dr. Cooley, I believe 18 vaccines by age one per the CDC. Sounds about right. Dr. Beverly, I’m just going to say I can’t pronounce her last name properly. High Dose vitamin C intravenous with other supplements has worked well for her patients. So any comment on your comment I
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don’t have a lot of experience with IV vitamin C. But I’ve recently spent some time with Dr. Pol Cory and Paul Merrick who do the supportive data are there. I think the trick with Vitamin C is that it doesn’t have a very durable effect in the bloodstream. So whether take an oral IV, you have to administer it pretty frequently. But I’ve recently tried this with some upper respiratory tract conditions you just can’t be afraid of using a lot of it. And so the overall gram dosages of vitamin C get up there but the body readily excretes it and it does have antiviral properties. At these higher and frequent dosing.
Bill Clearfield 1:04:49
Okay. Dr. Lewis says one person vaccinated in his program had a severe Herxheimer reaction that they were on methylene blue infusion, while others are without without the injection and did not so without the without the vaccine, so
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yeah, well methylene blue. I know this group’s has a lot of experience with it. It may hold a lot of promise for these Vaccine Injury syndromes. There’s clearly a vascular acid aspect to these Vaccine Injury syndromes I published from my lab with Xang and all early on that the spike protein was going to be damaging to the blood vessels causing micro blood clots causing all kinds of dysfunction of the autonomic nervous system, large blood vessels, so there really could be a role. I’ve used most of the traditional drugs I haven’t found a benefit of hydroxychloroquine ivermectin, fluvoxamine, I’ve tried them. I think there are certain syndromes where they do play a role in vaccine injuries. So I’m looking for strategies nanocone spin one I’m going to take a careful look at Bronwyn and acetyl cysteine methylene blue this group has advanced this considerably. I think it’s going to be holistic and naturopathic doctors that are going to lead us out of this. It doesn’t coming from allopathic medicine.
Bill Clearfield 1:06:14
We’ve been looking at oxytocin also nasal spray. That’s another one. Are there any safe vaccines? I think you sort of touched on that for
1:06:24
No, I mean, I had recently had this on my podcast that I thought the safest in the United States was Nova Vax. Now there’s been a whole dossier of Novavax deaths and injuries that’s occurred worldwide, so I just don’t think we’re safe there. I mean, if I had a gun put to my head right now and I had to take a vaccine to live on earth. I wouldn’t take Novavax I wouldn’t expect any benefit from it. But at least Nova Vax is not a genetic vaccine.
Bill Clearfield 1:06:54
I have a question here. I’ll ask it. I don’t think you have I think there will be criminal indictments. And that’s
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Yeah, I think this is gonna be like Enron or one of these big disasters. I think in the end, everyone’s gonna get off scot free here. There’s not enough anger. In the population right now. The population still seems to be in a trance. And young people are not activated. You know, they’re still you know, there’s 1000 colleges with college mandates, and the students don’t seem to mind but we don’t see much in the way a student protests some of these colleges. There’s no vaccine for the faculty. But the students have to take it and they are and that universities aren’t showing any remorse if there’s myocarditis, blood clots or death and but the families of the children don’t seem to be outraged either. So people just seem to be in a trance at this point in time. And I think until we were gonna have to get to, you know, the Vietnam War. I think over the course of nearly a decade, it was 59,000 deaths. First year the pandemic now good estimates, a quarter million Americans lost their lives with the vaccine a quarter million and, and you know, outside of few doctors like myself and you and others. No one seems to be ringing the alarm bells
Bill Clearfield 1:08:18
Do you have any recommendations for treating damage caused by REM remdesivir
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remdesivir seems to cause acute kidney injury. That’s the biggest thing we worry about. I don’t think it’s recoverable. But I do tell people have gotten them to use remdesivir in the hospital for sure. Get an outpatient creatinine. I also get a cysteine protease inhibitor filtration test called psi stat and see in a urine albumin to creatinine ratio. You want to reassess where someone is it’s really largely those who had pre existing kidney disease that got into trouble with remdesivir
Bill Clearfield 1:08:58
Any insight into COVID COVID vaccine risks from things like Jakob crooksville disease?
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Yeah, recently published on this was Stephanie Santa from MIT. That there’s no doubt about it that the spike protein is neurotoxic, immediate through toll like receptor for map kinases, and that the spike protein folds its amyloidogenic and it’s clearly been found in the brain at autopsy. I’m greatly worried that those who are predisposed to cognitive decline or Alzheimer’s may have an accelerated course. It’s just there’s too much lining up here. For the for that hypothesis not to become fully mature. Oh, by the way, I my substack recently there was a paper from from Croatia. And there are some people who are susceptible they take the vaccines and they actually develop a wide open psychosis become completely psychotic, have to sometimes try to commit suicide, have to be hospitalized need multiple drugs. Again, having the susceptible person and just the right characteristics. People ask why do some people have these various syndromes and others don’t. Mark Girardeau in France is analyzed this has suggested that you know the nurses don’t pull back the plunger on the injection. So about 2.5% of people must get an intravascular injection of the material. That’s the estimate that’s actually been studied in the past. And then the other thing is, there’s a striking lot to lot variability. This has come up in CDC analyses and also in Pfizer and Merck. The estimates are 80% of the deaths with Pfizer from 30% of the lots 80% of the deaths with Maderna and 20% of the lots, that means that some lots must have a lot of genetic material, some lots must have a small amount of material. It doesn’t look like it’s going to be a contaminant there. None of the vaccines by EUA undergo inspection. That’s the reason why we don’t know how much genetic material is in each vial. No inspections allowed under EUA.
Bill Clearfield 1:11:18
There are a number of comments, thanking you and all your colleagues for willing to speak up and support true and free choices in health care. I got I have a half a dozen at least comments in here. How do you explain the extremely low incidence of flu and other communicable diseases when the Maskin social distancing was taking place?
1:11:38
I think what happened as people came in with flu, and I tested positive for COVID There’s a paper by Clawson and colleagues shows 94% of Americans are already through COVID. So once was somebody’s through COVID they’ll test intermittently positive for six months or more. So I think there’s people who really had COVID in July, and they come in in December with a fifth of flu, they test positive for COVID. They never get a concomitant flu test. And they’re misdiagnosed as COVID I think this is happening over and over again. The hospitals are financially incentivized. To diagnose COVID. They’re not financially incentivized to diagnose influenza. So I encourage all my patients to get both an influenza test and a COVID test get both of them. So we don’t get fooled on this issue, but I think that the short answer is I think flu patients were misdiagnosed as having COVID.
Bill Clearfield 1:12:38
Dr. Crowley says Keep your efforts going. Any any thoughts on becoming a running for office anywhere?
1:12:47
Yeah, yeah, this whole political process has been so brutal just to even you know, be a speaker at various events. I would entertain an appointed position if it came my way I I feel like I’ve done three years of public service I could almost finish out my career doing this. I’ve been fired from two practice jobs now in Dallas for no reason for officially no reason, despite being very financially favorable to both practices. So you know, now, I’m in the process of moving my practice out of Dallas to a suburb and I’m going completely cash practice and I’m overwhelmed with patients honestly calling for appointments. So
Bill Clearfield 1:13:32
if you want to come to Reno, Nevada, you’re more than welcome. Well, I’ll take it. We’ll take you in any time.
1:13:38
That’s my daughter’s in Reno right now for a business meeting. So it’s funny, she just landed there.
Bill Clearfield 1:13:43
Well, tell her to give it to her to give me a call. We’ll we’ll take good care. Of make sure she knows where to go after hours. So Dr. Stockton states that she has she’s also interested in Jakob Crossville disease. She had a friend die two weeks ago, never had coast COVID but had the vaccine and boosters. So again,
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yeah, well, let me just comment that it’s not only the initial production of the spike protein, there’s a recent paper showing that the messenger RNA now circulates in the body proven for 30 days for 30 days. It’s been stuck in lymph nodes for months. There must be a long period of time of production of Spike protein. And if it does incorporate into DNA, and in fact it is expressed or inducible. The body could be in the business of making spike protein for a long period of time that occurring in the brain is going to be a disaster. It looks like the human brain cannot tolerate the spike protein at all. There’s almost no clearance mechanisms for it. So, so the spike protein to act like a prion like Jakob Creutzfeldt illness is is I think, very tractable.
Bill Clearfield 1:14:59
Any information on chlorine dioxide, getting help and getting rid of COVID longhaul and reducing the spike protein due to the vaccine. Yeah,
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I imagine people on this call are more expert than myself. But I’ve taken an interest in chlorine dioxide because you know, it’s used to purify water to go camping so it’s you know, it’s must be safe for that. I’m stunned to see the warnings on the Mayo Clinic website that admonish anybody forever considering chlorine dioxide is in any type of medicinal application but I’ve been particularly impressed with elderly patients with recurrent UTIs and multiple antibiotics. Chlorine Dioxide is a method of it’s actually you know, it’s drinking water that’s using this purification method the water quickly gets goes into the bladder, and it makes sense that an antimicrobial agent is going to make an impact. There’s probably almost certainly antiviral, but like so many things in that pandemic Chlorine Dioxide needed adequate study and it didn’t get it.
Bill Clearfield 1:16:06
Our other Dr. Marsh who’s a fertility expert sees that she’s seen a lot of miscarriages and women with more women with cycle disorders, those requiring progesterone or needing more and having to support the 37 weeks on a lot more women. So
1:16:22
yeah, quick comment there. British Medical Journal large study. There’s no doubt about I think it’s 16,000 women, large study vaccines clearly disturbed menstrual cycles that I mean that’s that’s you know, now well agreed upon, average cycle is extended for about a day. So because of the the various forms of the, of the auditory cycle and then and then ultimately settling into the uterus that that just changing the cycle alone will drop fertility, female fertility for sure. 100% For sure. Then we have more disturbing maternal fetal outcomes. Thorpe and colleagues has a series of publications
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go on
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he’s muted, muted, you’re muted. Sorry about
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that, that those that Thorpe and colleagues have published, there’s about a tenfold increase rate of fetal loss in the first trimester still birth after 20 weeks. hemorrhagic fetal death, afterwards, placental hemorrhage and clots. And this is runs counter taught to dozens of papers in the literature that declare that the vaccines are safe in pregnancy and I’ve analyzed these papers carefully. Most of the papers actually had zero follow up. They’re not even they’re not even collecting any maternal fetal outcomes to report on so they’re simply reporting that that women are pregnant, take the vaccine and nothing happens because they’re not collecting any information that would that could possibly be utilized as a safety event. So I think we have a fraudulent literature out there. And this is probably driven through a COC, the American College those Texas and gynecology ACOG took an undisclosed amount of money from the Biden White House and HHS in the COVID community core program. That’s about $13 billion. We don’t know how much money to ACOG but I think the association here is completely biased. These doctors who have pushed the vaccines without any assurances on short or long term safety.
1:18:55
makalah I see that you have Thank you very much for this presentation. We appreciate everything you’re doing in the fight for straighten up all this mess that we have in medicine, but I see that you have dry cough and last Monday we talked about actually yesterday we talked about muscle activation syndrome as the main problem of post COVID-19 syndrome. And I see that you are having dry cuffs I was just wondering you may need the Benadryl because my wife went to the hospital. Amazed. This is the first time I see a hospital’s open mind and they give her IV Benadryl.
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She’s just mentioned that you know in acute COVID I developed some experience based on collaboration with Dr. Eugenia brand to us from El Salvador and Dr. sanka. chatty from South Africa. They feature the use of Cyproheptadine slightly different, and I histamine then diphenhydramine. But histamines do play a role for sure. The mast cells and basophils are probably honestly far more activated and easily triggered with a spike protein expression in viral invasion for pots Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome, which is common after COVID and certainly common after the vaccines. You know, my experience they’re from a cardiologist. We do a workup we typically don’t find much. But you know, it’s a real it’s a real syndrome. The one thing I found in in probably about half the cases is you will find a genetic defect in in one of the structural colleges that’s involved in the aorta or sometimes related as a variant of Illos Danlos Syndrome, or Louis Dietz, or what have you. So I do do in vitae genetic testing in the POTS patients just because I want to know if they’re going to have a long term problem or not. For that takhat cardio, and the variable blood pressure might go to drug and it’s just my opinion, I’ve managed Gosh, hundreds of these is actually natal Natal. It’s a beta blocker that has some intrinsics and paths and path of magnetic activity so it doesn’t really completely beta black down. The younger younger patients don’t tolerate the Metoprolol and and Atenolol some of the straight beta blockers but the Nate allows seems to almost every time I’ve been gratified with a good response, it’s one of the one of the few clinical victories I’ve had in the vaccine injury space.
Bill Clearfield 1:21:35
Dr. Lewis states are asks about activating methylene blue with with red light therapy. Have you had any any experience with that at all?
1:21:45
No. I saw a demonstration of that when I went to Bahamas and I met with a doctor there who had been an innovator methylene blue and then an infrared light that actually goes in the mouth. It’s like a probe and it goes in the mouth and I was fairly impressed but I think Dr. Alaska other people have more experience. I’ve never done it clinically, myself but what if anything I’ve learned out of this is I think the nasal and oral mucosal the immunity, the virus title approaches, I think that’s where it’s at. And it’s going to work for COVID, RSV, flu, and other illnesses this idea of letting the sinuses go crazy with hypersecretion and stuffiness and and fever and sinus pain and loss of taste and smell. That is a giant mistake. We have to get going early in the oral pharynx and nasal pharynx.
Bill Clearfield 1:22:44
So we found a lot of fungal overgrowth in the sinuses also get these these patients have had three, four or five, six courses of antibiotics and some of them are diabetic and, and you know, they just you know, the antibiotics, clear them up for two weeks and then it’s right back again and we find that there’s a fungal fungal component to that also
1:23:07
methylene blue in the infrared. Does it have enough penetration to make an impact there?
Bill Clearfield 1:23:13
Apparently it does. Yeah. Okay. So somebody’s asking the name, the name and number of your attorney. I don’t know if you want to reveal that.
1:23:21
Listen, I’m working with over 100 attorneys as an expert, I do it all pro bono. And then I have 12 cases where I’m a defendant or a plaintiff. And And honestly, I’ve just been dissatisfied and I’m not sure if it’s the attorneys or just that the courts are corrupt. There just doesn’t appear to be any justice right now. It’s open season on doctors. And you know prior to COVID I you know, I’m still am the most published person in my field and world the history of a spotless clinical track record. I had no problems with the medical boards. I was widely accepted in the medical community and I haven’t changed I’m still the same person. I tweeted today about Dr. Scott Johnson in Minnesota family doctor. He, you know, he was a state senator for a period of time. The medical board is going after him for yet a fifth time for non clinical reasons. The American Board of Internal Medicine is attempting to strip me of my medicine and cardiology boards for non clinical reasons. So it appears to be an open season. A political attack on doctors. Yeah,
Bill Clearfield 1:24:30
that was the next question. Actually. Did you get your internal medicine board certification back? That’s the next question.
1:24:36
You know, there was a review committee. They didn’t let me attend the meeting. They didn’t review any of the materials that I gave them to support my Senate testimony, and they decided to strip me of my boards. Despite you know, I’m in the maintenance of certification programs. So I’ve taken the boards multiple times for medicine and cardiology. So I appealed and I had to get attorneys to appeal. So now you know, my penalties begin with the attorney appeal. And now my appeal date has been tabled indefinitely. So I don’t know if that’s a victory or not. I still I’m still certified to this day, although I’ve had inquiries now from insurance companies. And I’ve lost my second job during this ABIM fiasco. So if the goal was to injure me and the ABIM intended to injure me then they’ve succeeded in doing that
Bill Clearfield 1:25:34
are so called hearing on our certification for our group? It sounds it sounds exactly the same. It was a kangaroo court. It was it was done ahead of time.
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I think there’s a big pharma behind this. There’s some funding of Pfizer a big thing, money driven time you’re fighting against billionaires and Big Pharma money. That’s when I can see it.
1:25:58
Well, to support your conjecture. Well, in our research, the American Board of Internal Medicine was colluding with Weber Shandwick, which is the PR and marketing firm for Maderna. And is CEO of of ABIM was on a on a symposium ticket with Alia Mohsen, who’s the vice president of digital health for Weber shanwick And then Blackbird AI and artificial intelligence and the title of their topic was when doctors prescribe misinformation so we have prima facie evidence the American Board of Internal Medicine is working with a PR firm of Pfizer Maderna. To make matters worse, Weber Shandwick had an installed marketing unit within the CDC. Within the CDC, in fact, the CDC paid them $50 million. And Rand Paul was outraged. He sent a letter to Alaska who said you can’t I was always wondering why did the CDC Why did they push messenger RNA over the other forms of vaccines now I know the CDC is in bed with Pfizer Maderna officially in the offices in Atlanta. Okay,
Bill Clearfield 1:27:10
how much how much more time do we have with you? I have 26 more questions.
1:27:14
Oh my gosh. Let’s take one more you guys because I have to get off and prepare for the next one. Okay.
Bill Clearfield 1:27:21
Let’s see. Let’s look at this one. mast cell activation syndrome is now recognized as the main pathophysiology of post COVID due to the spike proteins inhibiting h2 and Brady kind of breakdowns. Where’s the question here?
1:27:36
Oh Benadryl covered that. I think there’s a role and there was a suggestion about, you know, considering anti histamines, which is pretty good. And certainly asking questions. Patients will certainly tell you that they’ve had forms of urticaria. They’ve had forms of rashes. Remember with mast cell deactivation, there’s intermittent abdominal pain, cramping, you know, a whole constellation of symptoms. So
Bill Clearfield 1:28:02
the question are you taking donations to support your work?
1:28:05
Yeah, if you go to my website, Peter McCullough md.com There is a donate button. People People have been amazingly generous. And I’m so grateful for it. It’s been it’s been an odyssey you know, I got into this business to help people and as a public figure, I’ve tried to help as many people as I can I get hundreds and hundreds of messages. I tried to help I get curb sighted all the time. Well, you know, we’re gonna have to let that be the last one. Thank you so much for having me on the program. Thank
Bill Clearfield 1:28:34
you, sir. Thank you so much. Okay. Hopefully we’ll get you again. Within six months to a year. Yeah, hopefully we’ll do it live. There’s many kudos and God bless us and thank you so much. For your work.
1:28:47
We add something here. Doctor, you have something like you’re gonna happen. Right. Dr. William Bill. I mean, that’s a great opportunity for you.
1:28:59
Yeah, Bill, are you going to have any more life meetings or did your decertification Wipeout though
Bill Clearfield 1:29:04
it can it can it kind of kind of put a damper on it. But we’re thinking about doing the end of the summer beginning of the beginning of the fall. We’re going to we’re probably going to have one so the irony is that we were actually we’re still certified by the AMA just not the AOA. So, go figure.
1:29:21
There’s a lot of health freedom meetings out there that organizers are already getting the venues and whenever I bet you could identify one of them and just say Listen, can we have a doctor’s meeting as an adjunct and they’d be very happy to it really defray a lot of the costs. And, yeah,
Bill Clearfield 1:29:39
we have, I mean, we have some resources like you I felt I’ve been a little bit beat up. So, you know, organizing those meetings is quite, quite arduous. I know. And so I sort of been taking a little bit of a break, but we still been doing these.
1:29:53
Okay. All right. You guys are doing great work. I love all of you. Thank you.
Bill Clearfield 1:29:57
Thank you Thank you, sir. Thank you so much. Bye. Bye, bye. Okay. Anybody have any comments, questions? Dr. Farshid. And I see you’re here. Do you have anything to add? Do you want to put a plug in for your conference coming up in June?
1:30:16
Johnny, you’re here.
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Everything’s 100%.
1:30:20
I would love to add. Thank you so much. Thank you for giving me an opportunity to very briefly talk about our upcoming meeting in the month of June 2 to fourth. It’s a workshop there’s going to be cadaver parts. So basically the emphasis is learning. I’m sorry about that learning procedures. And injection techniques mostly directed towards new neurodegenerative diseases, as well as arthritis. So Dr. Hall is going to be there. I believe he’s the head of the American College of prolotherapy or the acting director Dr. Prieto gonna be there. He’s gonna have his techniques on orthopedic regenerative medicine and there is going to be again, injection techniques SPG tween automaton ganglion there’s going to be talk on stem cells, exosomes and our efforts is going to be board examination. Any of you who wants to get board certified by American Academy of stem cell physicians. It’s, it’s, you know, it’s additive. Credibility, basically, because it’s a test that’s written by Dr. Prieta. And, you know, you got to study for it, and then there’s an oral test afterwards. And that is once you pass the written test, thank you for giving me an opportunity to talk about our upcoming program on June.
Bill Clearfield 1:32:26
You left out the most important participant you get Claudia’s got me coming there, too. That’s great.
1:32:31
And you were you were just talking about joining, joining hands and this can be a great opportunity and what we did was we found a place I mean, this one is going to be in a hotel, but the next one after that we found a place that is going to be in the surgical centers that they use for teaching purposes to medical students. So it’s really great fun.
1:33:02
Luckily, Clearfield Yes. Stefan invited me into this meeting. I just did a webinar on his channel last week. One thing I think is a great hope we have coming in the future. A colleague of mine investment banker in New York has been working 15 years to develop a real
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health insurance platform.
1:33:25
And you know, the the train has left the station according to all the members that are working hard on this, but I think it’s something that your organization might be interested in. Because they’re actually interested in in understanding risk, and paying doctors quickly and paying doctors that are doing the right thing. And it’s just like us working in the freedom space and breeding an alternative health system and in our little microcosm, but if we can get paid for this, then we have a fighting chance. So I’ll talk to Stephen about it. And I can certainly get one of the principal to come on and talk on your series
Bill Clearfield 1:34:04
is that the group but Dr. Jackson from Michigan,
1:34:08
that was a group IRA, it’s a group out of New Jersey in Texas dog dolphin is their new name, but you know, they really designed an excellent an excellent competitive system pack the Leo the CEO since I’ve known him for about eight years and my mission in the rest of my life is to take down the bogus
Bill Clearfield 1:34:30
okay, if you give me a contact, we’ll get we’ll get we’ll,
1:34:33
we’ll invite I’ll get it through Stefan Yeah.
Bill Clearfield 1:34:37
Somebody knows how to how to save the messages in chat because I don’t. I can I can write to Dr. McCulloh and see if he can answer the rest. of the questions that when you save
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that when you when you quit the Zoom file that’s that’s created also has the chat in it. Okay. All right. Save that also.
Bill Clearfield 1:34:58
Okay. Okay. Anybody else have any comments or questions? John? How are you feeling?
1:35:05
Everything’s great and all is good. Thank you very much. I got
1:35:08
a comment, if I might. Sure. So, this is my name is Beverly. Good. You can just call me and I’ve been at this for 28 years integrative medicine and I graduated med school in 1979. So yeah, that’s how old I am. But I remember it’s got to be about 25 years ago, Jonathan, right. And I don’t know if any of y’all have heard of Jonathan, but he wrote a number of books on holistic medicine, integrative medicine, back in the 80s. And he he was the victim of what they call the Great vitamin D bust. And the government went in with guns into his office. I mean, fully loaded, and they took his computer’s and his files, and they went through everything and then they came back finally and said the only thing he had done wrong was he had imported some vitamin D from Germany that he wasn’t supposed to have. So this kind of you know, doing something different outside the mainstream has been going on for a really long time. I remember contributing to his defense fun way back then. So it’s just you know, this is like not new. I’m not saying it’s not bad. It’s not difficult but it’s not new. When you speak truth to power. It doesn’t go easy. It doesn’t go easily.
Bill Clearfield 1:36:45
I’ll leave that to you, John. You you have experience with that.
1:36:48
And she’s got a bullseye there. And what she’s talking about is extremely important because it’s not just one or two. It’s probably 1000s of doctors who have been affected by this abuse by this oppressed. Some wiped out and dead now so we should at least have some type of discussion to help protect doctors who speak the truth. Our golden faux pas last year. Is having a panel discussion on ethics. We were told it was not allowed. And since we have another whole world going on, so Beverly, if you can think of anything good we can do we’ll do it
Bill Clearfield 1:37:25
about the ethics
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idea that we had before if you remember the autonomy opposition, me and you and your wife, putting it together, I think that’s the best thing to do. Because then we have we can have a firm of lawyers specialize to defend positions like this cases and they are ready and they are equipped and they have all the information because the lawyers out there, if they don’t have the medical background, it’s going to be difficult for them to understand what’s right, what’s wrong. But if we have that kind of team and a group of mix of doctors and lawyers and a firm and organization that will be kind of a first call for all the doctors who are getting into this little all those problems that we are experienced seeing
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the finest doctors we have today the most ethical open and brilliant are the ones who are being targeted. So we have to have some type of common sense reaction to this. And I’m a peace free. I’m not calling for anything dangerous. But please stop attacking people like Dr. McCulloch for no reason. So we know we’re not we know what’s going on. Yes, it has been going on for 50 years and we’re doing our best. We’re going to do more.
Bill Clearfield 1:38:48
So you remember when when they when they decertified us, they told us we could still come to omit their big conference in March in October. And then in August they sent me a cease and desist letter. And they uninvited us and they stated we were hostile to the AOA and my answer was, well, you are hostile first. They were hostile to us. We weren’t hostile to them.
1:39:16
It’s open and shut what’s going on but I think we do need to shine a light upon it. And I think we have ways of doing that. So we’ll see in the next few months.
1:39:25
What about creating a medical Defense Fund in lining up with frontline doctors and as aflc and other like minded physicians and everybody donates to one medical Defense Fund. So when one of us was in trouble, there’s a pot of money that can be used, you know quickly to advocate for us because the number of physicians that are being attacked mean Jonathan Wright deserves tons of credit, but at that time, there weren’t as many doctors being attacked for being Mavericks. And now I mean, you hear about a doctor getting in trouble for prescribing ivermectin almost every month. And so, you know, if if all of us donated a reasonable amount and you know, or we could just say, donate however much you feel called to donate and then we’d have to have you know, some oversight over that money. But I think we would all feel more protected and you know, with your connections, Doctor philosophers connections, we could tap into some of the best law firms. You know, Dr. McCall is lawyer is probably a good resource too. But I think that we’re at a point where we need money to defend ourselves should should we be attacked and I think we should explore that and you know, pray about it and think, think about a way to make that viable.
1:40:52
I got an idea. One hour before our next week’s meeting, could we have another meeting directed toward doctors defense? We’ll spend about 30 minutes talking about like, come on, like, come up with some ideas. Sign off, and then let the regular show go on. But then we can present what we find. We’ll have an app. We can have a half hour to talk about it. We just do a zoom at whatever. Eight o’clock is our time, so it’ll be seven. So we do is zoom and we’ll talk about doctors defense. And I’m a good guy to talk to because they just wiped me out bankrupted me took everything and left the patients in our community to die. God. So if you want if we want to get talking serious about this we can do that.
1:41:42
We already have that program supposedly me and you and Dr. Cruz salvia we already have this position autonomy. It was in the process of of finalizing it but just we got a little bit lazy and behind and then you move to Hawaii and I got a little bit leg behind. Trump to Libya. But if you are serious if there’s physician or serious on this right, we already have the structure. We are very nice PowerPoint presentation from Dr. Cruise salvia what your what is your wife 30 minutes we can present that.
1:42:14
We’re talking about it next week. All right. Sounds great. Thank you, Tom. Okay, I’m out. Thanks.
Bill Clearfield 1:42:25
Okay, John, and I take care. Next week. We have Dr. John Newstead again, he had spoken to us on fracturing proof your bones not quite as exciting as this but still interesting. So we’ll be seeing him next week. And anybody else have any comments or questions? I’ll try and like I said, I’ll try and record all of the questions that we didn’t get to and send them to Dr. McCulloh. Hopefully you’ll get it. He’ll send us an email. And we’ll we’ll talk about that. Whenever anybody else have any comments, questions? Or complaints?
1:43:07
Yeah, comment in case you know, I wasn’t at the next meeting. Thomas Rennes is an attorney from Cincinnati, who has taken down multiple hospitals. I think he was involved in taking down a hospital in Illinois, and they settled for $10 million with their employees and he’s the guy that is going after everybody. And I haven’t spoken to him. But there’s another lawyer that I have spoken to who works closely with FLCC he’s out of New Jersey. And I think you know, Dr. Colossus lawyers, great, but I think we need to tap into other, you know, bigger players that have more visibility and are fighting, you know, CDC and they have access to whistleblowers from the CDC, and things like that. So Thomas wrens law is somebody that if you all have time to look at his website, look at some of his speeches look at some of the people that he’s taken down. And and I think we need a pool of of attorneys and law firms, not just one firm. Maybe that’s too ambitious, but you know, just food for thought. And I’m going to sign off thank you.
Bill Clearfield 1:44:24
Thank you so much. Anybody who’s new who joined you know, found found us you know, by accident if you’re interested in our programs, please send me your email address. And we’ll make make sure that you get noticed on our programs. We are here every Tuesday 5pm Pacific 8pm Central 8pm Eastern. So we’re you know, we’re here every week we’ve been here for two and a half years. And you can I’m going to leave you my email address right here. It’s in the chat back to Bill nine@gmail.com. If you want to send me your email address, that’s fine and I promise it won’t won’t get out anywhere. We’ll add you to our mailing list. And anybody who has anything that they’d like to present please let me know. And so, so thank you Dr. Drake. Okay, so like I said, next week, we’re gonna have Dr. New stat, who’s also a naturopath we’ve had him before he was extremely interesting. Thank you all for coming with this was probably our biggest crowd. Dr. Macola, of course, is quite an icon. You know, and there’s there’s, you know, always a controversy about him there.
1:46:12
Okay, thanks.
Bill Clearfield 1:46:14
Thank you so much. Thank you, everybody. Thank you, the new folks, thank you for coming. And we look forward to seeing you again. I will, this week I’m going to be in Phoenix. I’m presenting at the facilitated microcurrent lecture we’re doing we’re doing our Traumatic Brain Injury Program for them. Am mg at the April 27 to 30th. I’ll be there. I’m doing three lectures. I’m doing the new face of weight loss and they gave me 45 minutes to do thyroid and cortisol and then 30 minutes to do a case presentation. So it’s a little silly I think so. So and then Dr. Farr shins conference in June. We’re still working on that. And we’re going to, we’re going to look to get together at the end of the summer beginning of the fall. Like I said, we are still certified by the AMA we can still grant ama credits. We just can’t break grant AOA credits, but we’re pretty good friends with a number of the organization. So I’m sure we’ll be able to swing that also. So everybody else thank you so much. You know, it’s it’s getting on in time. And we’ll see you again next week. Same time, same station. Thank you all for coming. tonight and I drank and I Dr. Cruz. Well, the new folks, thank you. Thank you for showing up. And we’ll be here next week.