Dr. Peter McCullough

But a very interesting part of DeMar Hamlin's story is, you know, after they shocked him and they intubated him on the field, the paramedics pulled into the tunnel and they stayed in the tunnel in the stadium for a very long time, about 15 to 20 minutes. Do you have any idea what was going on?

But a very interesting part of DeMar Hamlin's story is, you know, after they shocked him and they intubated him on the field, the paramedics pulled into the tunnel and they stayed in the tunnel in the stadium for a very long time, about 15 to 20 minutes. Do you have any idea what was going on?

Did he re-arrest?

Did he re-arrest?

Well, listen, I knew somebody there at the game. We were texting. And I can tell you, when a patient's unstable, and I'm a cardiologist, I receive patients like this. When they're unstable, the paramedics do not stop. They go lights and sirens as fast as they can, right? You know what they were doing? They were waiting to get his mom out of the stands. So you know what that told me?

Well, listen, I knew somebody there at the game. We were texting. And I can tell you, when a patient's unstable, and I'm a cardiologist, I receive patients like this. When they're unstable, the paramedics do not stop. They go lights and sirens as fast as they can, right? You know what they were doing? They were waiting to get his mom out of the stands. So you know what that told me?

That told me he was rock stable. He had to have a stable blood pressure, a stable rhythm. He was intubated, but he was rock stable after he was resuscitated. They did a great job resuscitating him. And what we know is if the resuscitation is prompt and patients have a stable rhythm heart rate, no obvious neurologic initial abnormalities, they're going to recover.

That told me he was rock stable. He had to have a stable blood pressure, a stable rhythm. He was intubated, but he was rock stable after he was resuscitated. They did a great job resuscitating him. And what we know is if the resuscitation is prompt and patients have a stable rhythm heart rate, no obvious neurologic initial abnormalities, they're going to recover.

So when I went on Tucker Carlson 24 hours later, I told Tucker Carlson, he's going to walk out of the hospital. He's going to be fine. And other people were saying, oh, he's brain dead. He's not going to make it, what have you. So the point I'm making is it's important when you go in the media to be right. And I knew I was right because I had some accurate inside information.

So when I went on Tucker Carlson 24 hours later, I told Tucker Carlson, he's going to walk out of the hospital. He's going to be fine. And other people were saying, oh, he's brain dead. He's not going to make it, what have you. So the point I'm making is it's important when you go in the media to be right. And I knew I was right because I had some accurate inside information.

And it's great news for DeMar Hamlin. He did recover. You know, he never really stated if he took the vaccine or not. It looked like a vaccine cardiac arrest. He went on with Michael Strahan and Michael Strahan asked him what caused the the cardiac arrest. And DeMar goes, Oh, I don't want to talk about it. Looked like, you know, he was told not to say the vaccine.

And it's great news for DeMar Hamlin. He did recover. You know, he never really stated if he took the vaccine or not. It looked like a vaccine cardiac arrest. He went on with Michael Strahan and Michael Strahan asked him what caused the the cardiac arrest. And DeMar goes, Oh, I don't want to talk about it. Looked like, you know, he was told not to say the vaccine.

Later on, Hamlin tried to adopt the story that it was Commodio Cordis. But myself and retired cardiologist Michael Goodkin, we wrote the Buffalo Bills doctors. We wrote the Buffalo News. We said, Listen,

Later on, Hamlin tried to adopt the story that it was Commodio Cordis. But myself and retired cardiologist Michael Goodkin, we wrote the Buffalo Bills doctors. We wrote the Buffalo News. We said, Listen,

you know it looks like a vaccine cardiac arrest we hope he's getting proper treatment you know i have these patients in my clinic they need spike protein detoxification that's with some natural supplements but they need a critical drug called colchicine colchicine treats the myopericarditis it stabilizes it and in the peer-reviewed literature believe it or not once patients start on colchicine

you know it looks like a vaccine cardiac arrest we hope he's getting proper treatment you know i have these patients in my clinic they need spike protein detoxification that's with some natural supplements but they need a critical drug called colchicine colchicine treats the myopericarditis it stabilizes it and in the peer-reviewed literature believe it or not once patients start on colchicine

They don't have recurrent myopericarditis and they don't have cardiac arrests. So this is a very important observation. If the MRIs check out okay, there's not a large segment of inflammation. The spike detoxification and colchicine is the way to go.

They don't have recurrent myopericarditis and they don't have cardiac arrests. So this is a very important observation. If the MRIs check out okay, there's not a large segment of inflammation. The spike detoxification and colchicine is the way to go.

And I know this, that the risk of repeat arrest is not the same as it is with other causes of cardiac arrest because I had a chance to interview and examine Pilot Snow. Do you remember him?

And I know this, that the risk of repeat arrest is not the same as it is with other causes of cardiac arrest because I had a chance to interview and examine Pilot Snow. Do you remember him?