We've just learned that Dr Oz was sending emails urging the trump
administration to begin promoting the use of an anti malaria drug.
hydroxychloroquine as an unproven treatment for
coronavirus as early as the beginning stages of the pandemic.
Now we know this because there is a new Select House committee report on
the government's handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
And through that investigation they uncovered emails that Oz had sent
to members of trump's administration, including Jared Kushner and
Dr Deborah birx burkes about the use of hydroxychloroquine.
And we're gonna share some excerpts from those emails right now.
So in one of the emails that he sent to Dr Debra berks, he said quote,
we cannot hide behind study protocols if we are not allowed to proceed.
I want to push brave americans to join trials on my show tomorrow,
but cannot without a game plan for accessing drugs.
Oz wrote that he would quote personally recruit and pay for
a trial but was having trouble finding the anti malaria pills.
He cited the testimony of french microbiologist, dr deter route,
Who said that the drug was effective in clearing 24 patients of
COVID in a test that wasn't randomized or peer reviewed.
And as we all know at this point,
hydroxychloroquine was never proven to be an effective treatment for coronavirus.
And I don't know I've been looking into why Dr. Oz was so
adamant about the Trump administration promoting the use of hydroxychloroquine.
Was there a financial motive for dr Oz,
I haven't really been able to find concrete evidence in that regard.
But it is fascinating that he was one of the individuals behind the scenes who was
urging the trump administration to again promote the use now multi on the same
day by the way, Oz emailed Jared Kushner and was just kind Like demanding a faster
rollout of hydroxychloroquine to combat the combat to combat the pandemic.
He wrote, quote, you should outline that 130 million hydroxychloroquine
pills are coming into the market which can treat 5-10 million people and
offer an accurate timetable for additional supply to slow down coronavirus.
We when Kushner responded saying that clinical tests or trials for
the drug were starting that week, Oz replied that such studies would be
a plotting process which will take a month before we have results.
He encouraged Kushner to make trials for
hydroxychloroquine a national priority and insist on immediate enrollment.
He even says it has been almost a week since we learned of the french data and
over a month since the chinese data and we still have no patience and trials.
Doctors and nurses are already struggling to find pills for off label use.
But at least we have a potential pandemic solution at our fingertips.
And Kushner responded with.
Well, what do you recommend to speed it up and
uncertain what his response to that is.
But what's clear to me, jenks is that he didn't really care too much about
ensuring that the efficacy of the drug was proven, he didn't really care too
much about going through the protocols and undergoing the clinical trials.
He just wanted the trump administration to roll this out and promote the use
even though there wasn't concrete evidence showing that hydroxychloroquine again,
an anti malaria drug treats Covid.
Yeah, the republican party has just become a nest of vipers and con men.
So it's one con man shilling to another con man about
a drug that is not pertinent to this issue at all.
Why?
Probably money.
But on the other hand, maybe like dr oz on a role in advocating for,
of fake medicines that don't work.
And that's what he did on the tv show over and over again and
got called into congress for miracle cures of this and
that maybe he's just become like a weirdo conspiracy theorists.
I think that thinks that like what the medical community says is wrong.
He's somehow smarter than 99% of the rest of the doctors in the world and
he knows secret things without data, ridiculous totally.
When this guy used to be a top heart surgeon, man,
incredibly well respected and then he just lost his mind.
Greed is a hell of a drug.
So a bunch of scammers and, and we,
we have to sit here and try to dissect every scam.
Why?
Like how are they going to make money out of this one?
But what we do know is hydro clocks.
Hydro hydroxychloroquine.
I know it's, it's a hard one.
Okay.
I ironically have Covid right now, maybe I should have taken.
I'm kidding.
So I couldn't spit that word out anyways.
We know it doesn't work, right?
And and so I don't know why Dr Oz is pushing it.
I do know that you shouldn't trust any Republican politician as a doctor for
their medical advice.
That's the literally it's like a life threatening problem if you do that.
So, I should also note that while these revelations are interesting, you know, to
see the kind of communications that were happening behind the scenes is important.
Oz didn't really hold back in promoting the use of hydroxychloroquine publicly.
And so I'm gonna show you a video from April of 2020 where he
went on Larry King show.
And did the same thing.
Let's watch.
What is hydroxychloroquine.
What is that?
I think the reason that a lot of americans heard about this medication is
there's a famed french researcher who's invented a bunch of solutions and
actually discovered different species of viruses who was of the belief that
when combined with a pack this malaria medication could be effective.
He did some very small initial studies Too small to draw any conclusions from than it
did a larger study with 80 patients.
We had, what he believed were good results.
So for the select house committee investigating the response to Covid,
I think what they need to look into if there, I mean, I don't
know if they're looking into it at all if they are, they should really focus on it.
Everything has a motive, right?
Like and I'm curious if there was a financial motive behind promoting the use
of drugs like hydroxychloroquine or ivermectin with ivermectin.
There's more evidence out there showing that there was a financial motive for
people promoting it.
But they should look into whether that was the case for hydroxychloroquine as well.
And that way they can prevent grifters from grifting when it comes
to a pandemic in the future.
So there's actually two other possibilities.
And one is that dr Oz realized the same thing to cross and realize but a little
bit earlier in the field of medicine, the american people love conspiracy theories.
If you give them something where you go, well the authorities don't want you to
know this, But if you really take this flax seed oil all of a sudden you're gonna
be 20 years younger, they're like, yes, right.
So he realized that that was a shortcut to popularity and
I think that he abused that and maybe he just got in that mindset.
So that's a possibility and that by the way that's kind of his best case scenario.
Okay.
Another possibility is this really interesting thing that
I learned about just a couple of days ago in an interview I did about Q.
And on followers and and the people who are directing Q.
And on I did on the conversation.
Okay.
So by the way, if you miss the conversation,
you can get it in our podcasting network and I think you really should check out.
Those interviews are really interesting.
So in this one they explained that sometimes the right wing will pick
something that no one else is talking about because there's nothing on
google about it and they will fill that information hole with their info,
telling you how great it is and fake studies, etcetera.
And then they'll fill it with a way to sell that stuff.
Right?
And so that's why they might have picked random medication like Ivor Meston or
hydroxychloroquine so that they could because it was in an information hole and
they could fill google with their own information on it.
So it is really interesting the different scams that the right wing runs,
but consult an actual doctor if you want real advice.