Dr. Ron Elfenbein

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Redacted News · Biden Tried To Destroy this Doctor For Saving Lives · 3 Aug 2026 podcast

But that argument is so fallacious because

The vaccine was still there.

So if the monoclonals weren't working, how was it possible that the vaccine, the same vaccine that you were getting from day one, is still working against the virus as it evolves, but the monoclonals don't?

Do you understand what I'm saying?

Right.

That doesn't make any sense.

so and the drug manufacturers could have kept up with the changes it's very simple to do that um so i don't understand it but what happened is i got indicted and very very quickly the euas for the for the monoclonal antibodies got yanked one after another now i will tell you that secretary kennedy speaks very often about this he says that there's a federal law that says if there's anything proven efficacious against a virus for which there is a vaccine

that has an emergency use authorization, that EUA, the emergency use authorization, will become null and void because something else has been proven efficacious.

And in his opinion, and I tend to agree with him, that's why the government had to shut down hydroxychloroquine and ivermectin.

And I would argue that monoclonal antibodies were even better than those two medicines.

So perhaps the government had to shut down monoclonals because it was such a threat to the EUA for the vaccine.

Because if you had a cure, you don't need this vaccine.

Now, maybe that's a little too conspiratorial for people, but it makes sense to me.

I think the EUA was removed by RFK.

Something like that.

Ask yourself why Pfizer, when asked about under, I think it was federal congressional inquiry, will release the data, but it'll be in 75 years.

Do you remember when that happened?

I mean, if I had proposed this to you 10 years ago, you could go back in time.

You'd think I was a lunatic or you'd think I was writing a book, right?

About like some crazy story, like a Michael Crichton book or something like that, right?

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