Dr. Ron Elfenbein

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

And literally what would happen is, so if I want, as the medical director for my company,

If I thought we needed 200 doses for the week, I would log in on the website to the distributor, and I would ask for 200 doses of whichever medication I thought was the best for that week.

And at the height of the pandemic, I think there were six or seven different monoclonal variations you could pick from, different drugs.

And I would ask for 200 doses.

The next day I'd get a care package with 200 doses.

It was very simple and it worked.

All of a sudden the Biden administration comes in and says, we are gonna control the distribution.

And overnight it created artificial shortages.

And it just so happened that the states, the hardest impacted states by those artificial shortages just happened to be red states.

Now, I can't tell you that that was done by design, but it certainly happened that those were the states that were hit the hardest.

And one in particular was Florida.

And this is unconscionable because Florida at the time was having a big outbreak of Omicron or Delta, excuse me, the Delta variant.

And they basically shut down the program for Florida.

They said, we're not going to ship it to Florida anymore.

So that was consigning all those people who could benefit from this cure to die or need to be hospitalized.

I mean, there's no other way to say it.

That's what was happening.

Oh, I mean, everybody.

So, I mean, I will tell you, my personal experience, we treated over 5,000 patients with monoclonal antibodies during the pandemic.

And I can count on one hand the number of times that one of my nurse practitioners at PA's called me to tell me we're having some sort of problem, like the patient is having a reaction.

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