Peter Doocy

Well, we're going to then I miss our discussions during the pandemic. A lot of people don't realize that a lot of the people who were going on talking about covid, we were often talking behind the scenes to compare notes because there was so much incoming. I don't think any one person could keep it up with everything.

So, you know, you were a valuable source for me then and helping me in many things.

So, you know, you were a valuable source for me then and helping me in many things.

So, you know, you were a valuable source for me then and helping me in many things.

Well, there's a lot to digest, and I don't think we understand the full implications. But, you know, the the attack on science, biomedicine, especially in the virology and infectious disease space has been pretty awful. And I think it's starting to translate into breakdowns in our infectious disease and pandemic preparedness. I think the measles epidemic in West Texas...

Well, there's a lot to digest, and I don't think we understand the full implications. But, you know, the the attack on science, biomedicine, especially in the virology and infectious disease space has been pretty awful. And I think it's starting to translate into breakdowns in our infectious disease and pandemic preparedness. I think the measles epidemic in West Texas...

Well, there's a lot to digest, and I don't think we understand the full implications. But, you know, the the attack on science, biomedicine, especially in the virology and infectious disease space has been pretty awful. And I think it's starting to translate into breakdowns in our infectious disease and pandemic preparedness. I think the measles epidemic in West Texas...

It was actually both predicted and predictable. It's not like this thing came out of nowhere. I had written an article in 2016, almost 10 years ago, called Texas and its measles epidemics that more or less predicted this was going to happen, even identified the county where it would begin.

It was actually both predicted and predictable. It's not like this thing came out of nowhere. I had written an article in 2016, almost 10 years ago, called Texas and its measles epidemics that more or less predicted this was going to happen, even identified the county where it would begin.

It was actually both predicted and predictable. It's not like this thing came out of nowhere. I had written an article in 2016, almost 10 years ago, called Texas and its measles epidemics that more or less predicted this was going to happen, even identified the county where it would begin.

in Gaines County because we had started to see this steep decline in vaccination rates across the rural conservative areas of West Texas, in part because of libertarian ideologies. But then it picked up momentum in two places. One, it kind of converged with the health and wellness and influencer movement

in Gaines County because we had started to see this steep decline in vaccination rates across the rural conservative areas of West Texas, in part because of libertarian ideologies. But then it picked up momentum in two places. One, it kind of converged with the health and wellness and influencer movement

in Gaines County because we had started to see this steep decline in vaccination rates across the rural conservative areas of West Texas, in part because of libertarian ideologies. But then it picked up momentum in two places. One, it kind of converged with the health and wellness and influencer movement

That is based on buying in bulk, whatever it can and jacking up the price and selling with a telehealth visit. That's where ivermectin comes from. That's where hydroxychloroquine come from. And so you starting to see those forces merge. And so when our good friend, Mr. Kennedy, you know, is Health and Human Services Secretary.

That is based on buying in bulk, whatever it can and jacking up the price and selling with a telehealth visit. That's where ivermectin comes from. That's where hydroxychloroquine come from. And so you starting to see those forces merge. And so when our good friend, Mr. Kennedy, you know, is Health and Human Services Secretary.

That is based on buying in bulk, whatever it can and jacking up the price and selling with a telehealth visit. That's where ivermectin comes from. That's where hydroxychloroquine come from. And so you starting to see those forces merge. And so when our good friend, Mr. Kennedy, you know, is Health and Human Services Secretary.

When asked about the MMR vaccine, you know, he pairs it with, hey, you can either get the MMR vaccine or you can get this kind of useless cocktail of interventions of budesonide and vitamin A and clarithromycin and cod liver oil. And people are saying, well, where the heck does that come from? It comes out of the health and wellness and influencer movement, which is now he's adopted that. And

When asked about the MMR vaccine, you know, he pairs it with, hey, you can either get the MMR vaccine or you can get this kind of useless cocktail of interventions of budesonide and vitamin A and clarithromycin and cod liver oil. And people are saying, well, where the heck does that come from? It comes out of the health and wellness and influencer movement, which is now he's adopted that. And

When asked about the MMR vaccine, you know, he pairs it with, hey, you can either get the MMR vaccine or you can get this kind of useless cocktail of interventions of budesonide and vitamin A and clarithromycin and cod liver oil. And people are saying, well, where the heck does that come from? It comes out of the health and wellness and influencer movement, which is now he's adopted that. And

And the reason why we need to care is not just because we like throwing darts at people, but because it's affecting public health. I mean, those converging forces really accelerating during our time of COVID. We estimate in Texas of the 100,000 Texans who died of COVID, one of the worst affected states in the country, almost half died needlessly because they refused COVID immunizations.