Dr. Peter McCullough: New Boss Of ACIP Vaccine Committee Was FIRED By Practice For Supporting RFK & Questioning COVID Response w/ Dr. Kirk Milhoan & Jeffrey A. Tucker – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 575

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What led to Dr. Kirk Milhoan's dismissal from his practice?

Unknown 0:03
A lot of my peers coming in today to have a conversation about things like vaccine and changes in the vaccine committee. We have Dr. Peter McCullough coming in to talk about flu hysteria and some success with nasal sprays that will produce the viral transmission. Dr. Kirk Milhone, he is the new member of the ACIP committee, and he has a report, a shocking report. from the ground there on what it's like, what it's actually like to get vaccines approved. And then finally, Jeffrey Tucker from Brownstone Group comes in to give us a little talk about fixing the healthcare system and the insurance mess, and also giving some of his insights into how things have changed in the last 18 months or so. So stay with us.
Unknown 0:48
We've got a lot to talk about. Be right back after this. Our laws, as it pertains to substances, are draconian and bizarre. The psychopath started this.

What are the implications of Dr. Milhoan's appointment to the ACIP committee?

Unknown 0:57
He was an alcoholic because of social media and pornography, PTSD, love addiction, fentanyl and heroin. Ridiculous. I'm a doctor for f***'s sake. Where the hell do you think I learned that? I'm just saying, you go to treatment before you kill people. I am a clinician. I observe things about these chemicals. Let's just deal with what's real. We used to get these calls on Loveline all the time. Educate adolescents and to prevent and to treat.

How do nasal sprays impact viral transmission?

Unknown 1:20
If you have trouble, you can't stop and you want help stopping, I can help. I got a lot to say. I got a lot more to say.
Unknown 1:36
All right. First up, let's get my friend and colleague, Dr. Peter McCullough in here. You can find him on XP underscore McCullough MD, C-U-L-L-O-U-G-H. Also, he, of course, is with us at the TWC, thefocalpoints.com, petermcculloughmd.com. The courage to face COVID-19. Peter, there's been so much going on this year. My God, it's hallucinating to try to keep up with all the changes, isn't it?

What insights does Jeffrey Tucker provide about healthcare reform?

Unknown 2:04
So there's your book. So first, let's talk a little bit about a TWC product that... You've been advocating for almost as long, I think as long as I've known you, which is the nays lavage. I know I haven't had you speak yet, but I've been bugging Susan. We had COVID in our household. I said, just do the nays lavage. This is better than any masking or anything else you can do. It's better than six feet distancing. This works.
Dr. Peter McCullough 2:32
You know, so true.

What evidence exists regarding vaccine safety and efficacy?

Dr. Peter McCullough 2:33
Dr. Drew, thanks for having me on the program. Happy New Year to you and Susan. Happy New Year. The randomized trials came in over the course of the pandemic, and I think the capstone was called the immune defense trial. And it was a large 15,000 patient prospective double-blind randomized multi-arm trial published in Lancet, showing that even on-demand trials use of nasal sprays and gargles could reduce the rates of getting you know common viral illnesses now we get to covid there are really high quality studies and we get into the you know certain solutions from hypertonic saline to dilute palvidon iodine to xylitol based products they all work And when you do two to four squirts up the nose, sniff it back, spit it out, blow it out twice a day, and then do a throat spray or gargle twice a day, it prevents these infections.
Unknown 3:33
And explain to them why, because I don't think people get how viruses get in, at least these respiratory viruses.
Dr. Peter McCullough 3:40
That's an important point. So we are breathing in viruses all the time.

How has the public perception of vaccines changed post-COVID?

Dr. Peter McCullough 3:45
And I guarantee when you go on a plane, you have actually brought a virus into your body, for sure. It lands in the hair cells in the nose, actually the front part of the nose, and the virus needs a nice stable environment for replication. And when it replicates for about seven days, you never feel it. It's on the hair cells and the viruses are just building up in terms of their quantity and their colonization of the nose, getting ready to overwhelm the nose. And then the lymphatic strain back to the throat. And after about seven days, you start to get a sore throat. But when you get a sore throat, you're seven days behind on what you could have done, which was to disrupt this population of virions from becoming so large that they physically cause a cold or influenza, RSV, or COVID.

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