Alex Berenson and Daniel Horowitz Sound OFF on Twitter Bans, Vaccines, and the Mysterious Rise in All Cause Mortality
In a beast of an episode, Charlie welcomes both Daniel Horowitz, journalist and host of The Conservative Review Podcast, and Alex Berenson, former New York Times journalist and professional skeptic, for two critical conversations featuring two of the most courageous and insightful Big Pharma critics to emerge in the past two years, and both of whom have been suspended and kicked off Twitter for their commentary and analysis. Horowitz explains the details surrounding his recent Twitter suspension for making claims that the vaccine has demonstrated, according to the data, a negative efficacy. Horowitz points out the inherent contradictions in the FDA's approved drugs vs. alternative drugs that have been either banned, shunned, or outright prohibited despite many credible claims they are effective. Next up, Charlie welcomes Alex Berenson who recently reached a confidential settlement with Twitter in a well publicized lawsuit that resulted in Berenson's Twitter account being reinstated. What are the implications of his lawsuit for all those accounts which have been banned for "COVID disinformation?" Alex breaks down the specifics of his lawsuit again Twitter, why the judge in the case allowed the case to proceed despite so many others getting thrown out, and how he now plans on attempting to release more documents he gained access to in discovery about Twitter's alleged collusion with the federal government. Charlie and Berenson discuss some of the provable negative side effects from the vaccine including menstruation irregularities, decreased sperm counts, and the troubling and mysterious rise in "all cause mortality" across the Western World.
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