Dr. Mary Talley Bowden

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335 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Jul 2026 last heard 28 Jul

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Redacted News · Why are they keeping this from you? | Redacted with Natali Morris · 28 Jul 2026 podcast

You know, we see all these things with Fauci's diary and they're leading the protocols for the entire country without even treating COVID patients with no firsthand experience treating COVID patients.

Well, what you see is he really is anti-hydroxychloroquine.

It was like a knee-jerk response without any kind of curiosity or scientific inquiry into whether it works.

It was basically, it's not going to work, and so we're not going to use it.

And...

It's a little his diary is is very fluffy.

Like you get the sense that he's flying by the seat of his pants and it's not very scientifically his decisions are not very scientifically driven.

Now, granted, it's a diary.

And I get the sense that he just at the end of every day speaks into a microphone about what happened in terms of events and doesn't really probably show a lot that.

of what's the true picture, but you do get the sense that he has got his agenda and he's sort of willfully blind to other options.

Right.

Because I didn't even make wasn't even worthy of a mention.

Yeah, I mean, when I start, when I had my first COVID patients coming in, I hadn't done a lot of research.

I remember when it came on the news thinking, well, this won't be my problem.

This will be in hospitals.

I had this quiet little ear, nose and throat practice.

And I just thought, well, and so when they came in, I just used common sense, you know, from my training that if you treat somebody, if a patient has a severe cough and they're not getting better, which is,

you know, over the counter medications and you cover them for secondary infection with antibiotics.

And I like Z-packs because they're anti-inflammatory.

So even if you do have a viral infection, Z-packs can help with the inflammation.

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