Blood Clots? Ivermectin Vindicated? Dr. Pierre Kory & Dr. Robert Malone in One Episode
Charlie welcomes two of the most courageous and honest truth tellers that emerged over the course of the pandemic in one single hour: Dr. Pierre Kory, founder and president of FLCCC, and Dr. Robert Malone, one of the inventors of the mRNA technology upon which the "vaccines" were created. Staring with Dr. Kory, Charlie and Pierre discuss the vindication of Ivermectin, how this once obscure study has now been studied in depth, peer reviewed, and proved to protect against death in 92% of COVID patients. Kory also has blockbuster information about various other countries that are beginning to backtrack on the "vaccine" especially for kids, but listen to why Dr. Kory believes that the medical industrial complex will never admit they were wrong about Ivermectin. Do we live in a Big Pharma Cartel country? Next up, Charlie welcomes Dr. Robert Malone, one of the men instrumental in inventing the mRNA technology behind the COVID "vaccination." Dr. Malone discusses the growing amount of data that seems to correlate increased cases of blood clotting and COVID vaccination. Separating fact from fiction, Dr. Malone reacts to reports that embalmers around the country are reporting a "remarkably high rate" of blood clots in all the deceased. Charlie also asks Dr. Malone: Does Dr. Malone agree with a recent op-ed that states Anthony Fauci is guilty of crimes against of humanity?
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