This is the grand conspiracy.
Right? The grand conspiracy is the
pharmaceutical companies are all in
cahoots to try to make anybody who
takes this stuff look crazy, but
what's crazy is look better I got.
I got better pretty quick bitch.
Joe Rogan unfortunately decided
to double down on his use of
ivermectin to treat Coronavirus
even though there is
no evidence that suggests that
ivermectin a treatment for
parasitic infections is in fact
a effective treatment and
effective treatment for COVID-19.
Now, this is really disastrous
because to be quite honest
with you,
I think I might have overestimated
Joe Rogan's intelligence and that's
really embarrassing on my part.
Now, if you're asking why you'll
understand in this video where he
says that ivermectin did in fact,
help him, but he's wrong about that
and I'll prove it in just a second.
Let's watch.
>> What they didn't highlight is
that I got better.
>> You get better quickly.
>> They trying to make it seem
as if I'm doing some wacky that's
completely ineffective.
>> Right. >> CNN was saying
that I'm a distributor of
misinformation.
>> So he also said, in the context
of that conversation that he should
maybe Sue CNN, but if he's going to
Sue them specifically for Alleging
that he is spreading misinformation
he wouldn't have a case because he
is, I think, unintentionally
spreading misinformation.
So I don't think that there's any
malice in what he's doing I think
he genuinely believes that
ivermectin somehow helped
him somehow made him better after
he tested positive for Coronavirus.
But here's the thing if you decide
to take ivermectin, and that is
the only drug you are taking to
treat your Coronavirus, issue then
maybe you can make a case.
Right?
But it's not like he did some sort
of controlled experiment in fact,
he was very transparent about
throwing the kitchen sink at this
COVID diagnosis let's watch.
>> Got tested and turns out I got
COVID so we immediately threw
the kitchen sink at all kinds of
meds monoclonal, antibodies,
ivermectin, Z Pack,
Prednisone everything.
>> So monoclonal antibodies
pregnant zone, which is a steroid,
Z Pack, which is the I believe flu
medication he's taking a bunch of
things in addition to Ivermectin,
and he is arguing that Ivermectin
is what helped him feel better.
I thought he was smarter than that
like I thought he would be able
to realize that if you're taking
monoclonal antibodies,
which by the way isn't widely
available to everyone,
that's what Trump was treated with.
Okay?
Some people have access to it a lot
of people don't have access to it
but I would venture to
say that the monoclonal
antibodies probably had some
impact on helping him feel better.
I'm not 100% sure, but
it's certainly not ivermectin
because there's no scientific data
indicating that ivermectin which
treats parasitic infections works
for COVID-19 there's no data,
there's no data.
In fact,
the one meta analysis that everyone
keeps pointing to was withdrawn.
How does he not know this?
In fact, I know a repetitive I know
I've talked about this a billion
times, but what I don't care about
Joe Rogan I care about the people
who were watching his show or
listening to his show who might
not know better.
Okay? I'm worried about them
Joe Rogan's got all the resources
in the world to not be an idiot,
but he's chosen to be an idiot so
whatever, he could do whatever he
wants but
the fact that he's pushing a drug
that is not effective for COVID-19
is dangerous to his listeners.
So let's go back to that meta
analysis that was withdrawn,
why was it withdrawn?
Well, why don't we go to Dr.
Andrew Hill who was one of the co
authors for that meta analysis,
what did he say?
Our meta analysis of survival for
ivermectin had to be retracted
after one of the main studies
was suspected of medical fraud with
the revised version, there is no
statistically significant
survival benefit for ivermectin.
So the original version should not
be quoted but
it keeps getting quoted by
some people who apparently could
be bad actors maybe decided not
to really read up or follow up on
what's going on with ivermectin.
But nonetheless,
there is no scientific evidence
indicating that ivermectin,
which is a treatment for
parasitic infections,
works as either a prophylactic or
a treatment for COVID-19.
But there is a grift involved when
we're talking about the doctors
pushing for the use of ivermectin,
which again,
has been reported repeatedly and
I've talked about repeatedly, but
I'll get into that again.
Before I do though, I just want to
show you what a genius Joe Rogan is
as he's talking about this topic.
>> I have this guy on Dr.
Peter Quarry and
he is what is the organization he's
from frontline COVID critical care
workers he's a well established
doctors treated thousands of people
with COVID and they've the early on
the pandemic they found some good
efficacy with ivermectin, frontline
19 critical Care Alliance.
>> Okay? >> Yeah.
So I had him on and
he had talked to me about it he's
not the only doctor that told me to
take Multiple doctors told me take,
it's supposed to have what is
the exact thing it's supposed
to do.
There's something that I
highlighted that and
this is obviously I'm not a doctor,
it says ivermectin was found to be
a blocker of viral replicase,
R-E-P-L-I-C-A-S-E protease and this
word is Human TMPRSS2 I don't know.
>> That sounded super persuasive.
Yeah.
I mean, if I read that I would
totally take ivermectin for COVID.
What?
By the way, Z Pack is an antibiotic
it's not for the flu just wanted to
clarify that mixed up my drugs, but
the point in mentioning that is
that he was taking
a bunch of different things.
Right? So to boil it down
to Ivermectin makes me feel
better just doesn't make any sense.
But he mentions in the last clip
that I showed you that this doctor
is the one who has been pushing it
he's with this organization and why
don't we look into the organization
that he's talking about?
Because the organization he's
talking about is connected
to a pill mill that runs out of
a strip mall in America somewhere I
forget the exact state and
there's certainly a profit
motive involved here.
Right?
So on one hand, you have a free
vaccine that Americans can get
pretty much anywhere there's like
a CVS Rite Aid, Walgreen there have
been some issues getting
to rural parts of the country but
Biden certainly improved that.
Right?
So why would people go out of
their way to take a drug that they
would have to pay for
when there's a free vaccine?
And as I talked about on the show
earlier, there is a profit motive
behind slanging the stuff so,
let's talk about America's
frontline workers for
what like the billions time.
So how do they make money.
Right? This organization on its
website people looking for COVID-19
medicine are told to click on a
button labeled contact a physician
and pay $90 for a consultation.
The link then takes customers to
another website speak with an MD,
where they're asked to submit
payment information and told that
one of the frontline doctors will
call them within a few days with
sick patients being prioritized.
The group described speak with
an MD as a telemedicine service
with hundreds of Americans from
frontline doctors
trained physicians interesting.
Now, people can just go straight to
that website speak with an MD and
they will be charged $90 for
a consultation they'll be charged
$30 less.
The service is marketed on AFLD's
site for $90 while a direct
telemedicine consultation
through speak with an MD is listed,
at just $59.99 a $30 difference.
So already just by,
referring people to America's
frontline doctors,
that group of Kooks, including
the sperm demon doctor by the way.
Okay? The sperm demon doctor is
part of this group so I mean,
this is really persuasive stuff
definitely yeah,
I'm going to definitely take the,
parasitic infection drug for
COVID-19 that sperm demon doctor
totally knows what's up.
They're already making money off of
just referring people to
a telemedicine website but
it gets worse than that they find
other ways to make money.
So, the founder of America's
Frontline Doctors is woman named
Simone Gold she was arrested for
participating in the January 6th
riots in the Capitol, but
they sent emails to supporters
requesting their urgent and
generous donations to withstand
such aggressive assaults from the
ruthless enemies of free speech.
And they raised $400,000 for
Gold's legal defense,
America's frontline doctors built
a slick website whose domain was
bought by Tea Party Patriots and
an email list of loyal followers
whom they urged to make donations.
And Gold herself by the way, sells
tickets where people can meet her,
she does these RV tours in
the Spring of 2021, the group
announced a national RV tour which
sold VIP tickets for a meet and
greet with Gold for $1000.
No, but look, to be fair Rogan
makes a super persuasive case for
taking the parasitic medication for
COVID but
throw the kitchen sink at it.
Okay?
You might not have access to
monoclonal antibodies or
that treatment but
whatever doesn't matter,
don't get the vaccine apparently,
and instead risk getting sick and
hospitalized with COVID which
wouldn't be much of a problem for
Joe Rogan.
Because if the hospital bills him
$38,000 he's going to be fine but
let's keep it real the average cost
of a hospital stay for a COVID-19
patient is more than $38,000.
So there's the cost component of it
but even worse,
there's the death component of it
if someone is unfortunately misled
into taking a drug for
parasitic infections, instead of
getting the vaccine but whatever at
this point, it's your choice.
It's just super devastating that
Joe Rogan is honestly delusional
enough to think that ivermectin is
what helped him feel better.
Okay?
Have it your way.