Bret Weinstein

The story that has not properly broken is the ivermectin story, right?

More generally, the repurposed drug story.

But this is when you and I lived very personally.

You know, you were... I don't know what they did to you.

They colored you green.

Yeah, they made me green on CNN.

They made you green on CNN.

And basically, even people who are awake about the vaccines...

largely have arrived at the conclusion that ivermectin showed promise and then it turned out it didn't work and that the evidence is overwhelming that it didn't work and that those of us who said otherwise, it's time that we admitted that.

And this is a maddening nonsense story.

Even the trials that say that ivermectin didn't work, if you dig into what they actually found, you find, A, a huge amount of fraud designed to produce the impression that ivermectin didn't work.

And amazingly enough, even in trials that are designed to give that result, it still shows that it's effective.

And there is something I want to show you, one of these that I think you probably haven't seen yet, that makes this point really clearly.

So can you bring up that tweet, Alexandros Marinos' tweet on the, I think it's called the principal trial?

Yeah.

Anyway, this is shocking.

This is another one of these multi-arm platform trials.

So these are these highly complex structures in which many drugs are tested simultaneously so that they can share a placebo group.

Okay, let's look at the whole tweet.

It says, I think that's supposed to be no.