Ed Dowd
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first heard Dec 2024
last heard Dec 2024
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I did, and I started a carnivore diet Sunday night. I've already lost six pounds with mostly water weight because when you eat like we did over the holiday, your body tends to hold more water because you're eating sugars and things you don't normally eat. So I'm back on it again.
Well, first of all, what happened after the assassination attempt of Trump on July 13th, you know, Bobby Kennedy joined, then Bobby eventually quit his campaign and teamed up with Trump and brought a lot of voters over. And this is a disruptive administration. Bobby Kennedy's mere presence is disruptive. He's an environmental lawyer.
He's been fighting that regulatory regime for a long time and corporations polluting the environment. He then got on the vaccine train. And he knows how to dismantle the corrupt institutions brick by brick. So I'm very optimistic. We need to get them confirmed.
I'm fearful that there's $5 trillion in annual GDP in the health care system that's going to give money to senators via their PACs to try to get some of the Republicans to not confirm him. There's a lot of moneyed interests that don't want to see him there. Net-net, it's a huge win for America. And I just hope he gets the confirmation and it's smooth sailing from there. I have a lot of hope.
I believe they'll try. And as we get closer to confirmation hearings, I expect all sorts of tantalizing headlines about Bobby and quote unquote women. That'll be, you know, very specious. And I think I don't think America cares about that. I think America wants them in there. And I also think that the biggest risk are senators that get bribed.
wholesale by the pharmaceutical and healthcare industry into their PACs and their campaigns. That's what I'm worried about.
that would be fabulous and i don't again i don't know the inner workings of all this if that's possible i would do it um and and and go from there uh but i was on a call today where it was discussed that there will be a senate confirmation process for bobby but again i don't know the specifics the why that the where the how but i would love to see a recess appointment personally
Well, there needs to be a definite reopening of the COVID vaccine, and I'd love to see that product recalled in the first six months of the administration. That's obviously one of my issues that I've been hammering on for the last four years. If we don't see it recalled, then I'll start to get suspicious, or at least a serious examination of it.
There could be other ways to thwart the mRNA vaccines, remove the immunity that big pharma gets for vaccines, repeal the 86 Act.
uh that would then the market would correct itself because it would be liability and doctors probably would walk away from it but i like to see full stop the recall of this vaccine it should have already been recalled i mean we had a swine flu situation in the 70s where 50 people died they recalled it and now we have 30 000 uh deaths uh due to the vaccine in bears so let's stop kidding ourselves it needs to go
Yeah, two things. First, let me go back to what you said about the Vaccine Act. Prior to 86, there were seven
think seven six or seven vaccines in the childhood schedule it then exploded to 70 plus over the over the course of the next several decades and i just want people to understand how profitable it is for a pharmaceutical maker to to do this they don't have to advertise they don't have a sales and marketing budget it's part of the schedule and it's the margins on these products are huge
And even though it's only given to the children that are born, it's a steady, high-profit business. And it's sickening that we have 70-plus of these now. Back to the removal of the pharmaceutical ads. I think we're one of two countries, us and New Zealand, that allow it. That's correct. Yeah. And let's be honest. No one purchases a drug because it's advertised on TV.
The doctors usually are using their knowledge to then give out a drug for whatever symptoms you have.
It's basically hush money to the networks to not investigate anything about large pharma. It's hush money. I think Roger Ailes even admitted as much to Bobby Kennedy in a meeting, don't you ever bring up vaccines on my show. And this needs to go. It literally – and I think I heard some statistics recently that –
Some of these networks get 40% of their ad revenue from the pharmaceutical industry, and that needs to change.
Well, it's a good news, bad news situation. Let's start with what happened and where we are now. So, you know, in 2020, we had 500,000 excess deaths due to quote unquote COVID. You can make an argument that had a lot to do with the hospital protocols and procedures and denial of early treatment. That's not my area of expertise, but a lot of people have talked about that.
So mostly old people died in 2020. Then a similar amount of excess deaths in 2021, 500,000. But there was a huge mix shift from old to young. And that for me was a smoking gun. We had about 124,000 people die ages 16 to 64 in 2020. And then that went up to 235,000 in 2021. So, you know, for me, I'm not a doctor, but I don't know any virologists that will say that
decreasing variant strength is going to, you know, disproportionately affect young people, especially boys. So excess mortality peaked at 40%. In the working age population in 2021, there was the classic Society of Actuaries study that showed in their group life policies in the third quarter of 2021, millennials, specifically 25 through 44, experienced excess mortality in that quarter.
I surmise that it was likely due to the pull forward effect of the vaccine mandates. Those who had been on the sidelines had to get a job or lose their job. event pulled forward. So the good news is over the last, you know, three, four years, excess mortality is down to about 10% run rate. Now, that's good news, but 10% steady state is a disaster in the long term.
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