Skip to main content
Peter A. McCullough

Peter A. McCullough

American former cardiologist

Sep 8, 2026

27:39
What is the deal with this guy here? Why can't we get anything done?
27:42
Well, you know, I think it's a mixed review.
27:45
Speed is the issue, but let's just take Fauci.
27:48
Can you believe that he was guiding the public health apparatus and the pandemic response? Just seeing that clip that you just showed, I mean, America has completely lost trust in anything that Fauci said in his broader circle at the National Institutes of Health, a coronavirus task force.
28:11
He greatly misled Trump.
28:13
It turned out that Fauci had actually contempt for Trump, and it was in his private diary.
28:21
And of course, RFK coming in, worked to trim the childhood vaccine schedule that was fought back by a liberal judge from the Northeast.

10 MINS LATER

38:38
and we got three medical emergency kits but i like going with my travel kit as well because it's a little bit smaller it's easier to bring uh and sometimes if i'm home and i've only got you know i forget one i keep this packed in my bag 100 of the time tell us why this is so critical
35:52
Do I want to go down that path after what we know about the COVID vaccine? What are some of the things that people can do to protect themselves that don't necessarily involve a vaccine?
36:02
Well, you know, I haven't called myself, so we're at the end of the season, and, you know, I went to some big gatherings.
36:09
I was on stage, and someone transmitted it to me.
36:12
So, you know, I use a nasal spray, throat spray, and gargle twice a day.
36:16
When I get sick, I do it even four times a day.
36:20
One can take immune boosters.
36:22
I take natural immunity from the wellness company.
38:57
Why on earth? Why hype it up like that and try to make it seem like something it isn't?
44:02
A lot of people now hearing about there's going to be an mRNA flu vaccine, they're like, wow, do I want to go down that path after what we know about the COVID vaccine? What are some of the things that people can do to protect themselves that don't necessarily involve a vaccine?
44:17
Well, you know, I have a cold myself, so we're at the end of the season, and, you know, I went to some big gatherings.
44:24
I was on stage, and someone transmitted it to me.
44:27
So, you know, I use a nasal spray, throat spray, and gargle twice a day when I get sick to do it even four times a day.
44:35
One can take immune boosters.
44:37
I take natural immunity from the wellness company.
44:39
The other one I really like is an immune super boost from a company called Healthy Cell.
47:12
Why on earth? Why hype it up like that and try to make it seem like something it isn't?
9:11
But on my end, you know, I am not seeing, you know, nowhere near what we were seeing back in 2020 and 2021 with these severe cases.
9:25
Yeah, the cases are mild now because the virus is mutated to a milder form and because most people have natural immunity.
9:36
So I know for sure, I have one documented case myself in 2020, and each time my wife got sick as well, and our kids are out of the house, so it was just us.
9:47
And then there were two more times where I didn't test, but contextually it made sense.
9:53
you know, it was a more severe upper respiratory tract infection, loss of taste and smell in a contagious moment with others.
10:02
So if we take it from the top of the early treatment approach and recommendations, and this has been copyrighted in my name, McCullough Protocol, mainly just for accountability.
10:15
You know, I don't, there's no other benefit outside of that.

25 MINS LATER

35:02
test.
3:41
Not true? No.
3:43
No, we looked at this carefully and there is no tremendous pleiotropic effect of the vaccine where somehow it magically reduces heart disease or neurologic disease.
3:58
These are coming from non-randomized studies using ICD codes.
4:04
And they're invalid because, in general, people more worried about their health take the shots, so they have lower rates of these other diseases.
4:12
Plus, it's not plausible that shingles vaccine causes inflammation.
4:18
Inflammation is related to heart attacks and strokes, and it's related to progression of Alzheimer's.
4:26
So, so these are just essentially lucky draws in the data and the vaccine cartel is capitalizing that trying to tell people that you know they'll have additional side benefits, the only purpose to take a shingles vaccine is to reduce your chances of shingles and The vaccine, as it's presented, and again, I took it because my doctor told me it was a good idea.

8 MINS LATER

13:08
Do you think there's any validity to that technology in the future?
34:27
Why is that?
34:28
No, they certainly do, and they're spread through the air.
34:31
And, you know, many times when people spread it, they just are at the starting edge of it.
34:37
It's usually not the back end.
34:38
When there's a lot of symptoms, people are typically... that contagious.
34:42
But the key thing to know is that, you know, with a viral infection, it's simply a matter of using nasal sprays, gargles and throat sprays.
34:49
But you get to about five days where I am now, if there's sinus pain or a productive cough, that's time to start the antibiotics.
36:34
I know the wellness company has a lot of products for that.
29:09
It's real because of Anthony Fauci, isn't it?
29:12
It's true.
29:13
America has lost trust in vaccines.
29:15
You know, the rate of children now going unvaccinated is about 4.5%.
29:20
That's up from about 2.5 just a few years ago.
29:23
So the majority are still taking vaccines, but I think year by year, you'll see that drop.
29:28
And then we're finding out that, you know, there are complications from taking childhood vaccines.
30:26
What's the solution?
9:01
The- First and foremost, what's got, what's gotta get answered?
9:04
Well, I gotta tell you, I hope the media covers this, you know.
9:08
Uh, it's Fox and Fox Business, and of course, Real America's Voice and the independent stations that are even covering this bio lab document release.
9:16
There's a complete blackout on ABC, NBC, CBS, CNN, uh, MSNBC.
9:24
These stations are so loyal to Fauci.
9:27
They brought him on time and time again as he was lying to America that the SARS-CoV-2 virus came out of a Chinese wet market in Wuhan.
9:36
So what Fauci needs to answer under oath with this most recent subpoena is what did he know about the Wuhan lab? And, you know, how many times did he have EcoHealth Alliance director Peter Daszak go to the lab? How many times has Daszak actually physically been in the lab? What happened to the diffuse protocol, the final piece that made the SARS-CoV-2 spike protein lock into ACE2 receptors and invade the human body? And finally, what is Fauci's overall relationship with the intelligence community, the Department of Defense-

12 MINS LATER

22:28
Are people warming up to the idea of that, or are there still a lot of people in the Democrat camp who, as we saw today, they are willing to criticize anything if it is attached to Trump or Republicans?
42:24
I know he's not at the top, but he's pretty darn close.
42:28
He is, and his plea is going to be that he was conspiring to defraud the government, really on the origins, the U.S. government's participation with the Chinese on the origins of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, the COVID-19 virus.
42:45
illness in the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
42:48
So the next question will be, well, who was he conspiring with? And the documents will say easily his superior, Anthony Fauci, and probably a whole constellation of other individuals.
43:01
So now this is laid out.
43:03
Morins did the right thing.
43:04
He's coming clean.
44:26
I know that our public health officials are doing everything they can, especially after we learned lessons from COVID-19, but are they doing enough?
15:37
Can you explain to those listeners who aren't aware, what is the crucial difference here?
15:42
Yeah, very important question.
15:43
So there was a whole array of vaccines, by the way, whole array, dozens of them, COVID vaccines.
15:50
So the novelty of the program largely was experienced by United States, UK and Canada, Western countries, where in the United States, the statistics are 81% of Americans took a COVID-19 vaccine, 81%.
16:07
And of that group, 94% took a messenger RNA vaccine.
16:12
It's a brand new novel genetic technology.
16:15
Now, the other group took an adenoviral vector vaccine, but that's also a novel technology, and that was Janssen or AstraZeneca.

55 MINS LATER

71:38
And it's very much a case of that.
26:17
Doc, thanks for being, being with us.
26:20
Thank you.
26:20
Uh, you know, I have a lot of [laughs] real, uh, videos developed, just like Brad Favre.
26:26
So, uh, y- y- you know, I can tell you from the very beginning, uh, I didn't think these vaccines were safe.
26:33
I published an op-ed in The Hill and e- even before the vaccines came out, I never told pregnant women to take the vaccines.
26:39
It's really horrible.
26:41
Now, you point out that, you know, childhood vaccination has really escalated.
30:47
Like, what the hell is all this stuff going on? It's nuts.
34:55
But what are your thoughts on this?
34:57
You know, the administration tried to do this through the proper ACIP channels.
35:02
They trimmed the vaccine schedule down to about the same as Denmark.
35:05
By the way, Denmark has better control over infectious diseases than we do.
35:09
And then a liberal judge overturned this in a plaintiff group that came forward, led by the Manhattan College of Pediatrics.
35:17
They overturned it.
35:19
at the beginning of this year.
38:07
Dr. McCullough, before we let you go, tell us a little bit about the McCullough Foundation and also a little bit about the wellness company.
27:19
Yeah.
27:19
Now, remember, according to the regulatory principles here, the COVID-19 vaccines, Pfizer, Moderna, and Janssen, would be considered pregnan- pregnancy category X, meaning that it should not be used in pregnancy because there was no safety testing, no preclinical data, and there were no human data at the time they were released that they could be used in pregnancy.
27:41
It was a known dangerous mechanism of action.
27:44
Yet Fauci and HHS waived these onto the market for use in pregnant women from the very beginning, from December 10th, 2020.
27:52
Now look at Moderna's messenger RNA, RSV, and influenza vaccines, not approved for use in pregnant women because we don't have sufficient data.
28:04
Well, if we don't have sufficient data with RSV and flu, we certainly didn't have with COVID-19.
28:10
And to see that irregularity in the regulatory science, and I imagine the HHS will go back and say that they were emergency use authorized, so it was in the cloud of war, so to speak.
30:41
Tell us about them.
29:59
It is pure evil, is it not?
30:01
It's evil.
30:02
And, you know, we brought the receipts on that McCullough Foundation, done all the fundamental work.
30:09
Fauci is texting Vivek Murthy, who's a U.S.
30:13
Surgeon General, and Rochelle Lewinsky, who's the director of the CDC, saying, hey, I think Pfizer and Moderna can cause miscarriages because they cause a lot of inflammation.
30:24
And then they basically say, oh, you're right, Tony, that's a good idea.
30:27
Yeah.
33:51
And I'll be honest, I didn't understand it either until my wife and I have experienced miscarriage and it wasn't from the that but we've we've had too many of that to be honest with you now house but it is traumatic to the family it is traumatic to the mother especially if it's a pregnancy that was wanted and they fought for to have and everything finally fell into place for a family to get that blessing for that blessing to be ruined and that parents not being given the actual information to make the best decision possible to keep that baby healthy it's it it hurts me to the core because i know the feeling of losing like i didn't fit but i've seen it happen to my wife and i've physically seen it it is an awful experience and the fact that falchi and leaders in government hid this information do you think they should be criminally charged if so how do you think that could be arranged
29:51
Aren't doctors trained to react to these signals and these warning signs rather than sweep them under the rug?
29:59
They certainly should be, and they should also be attuned to the regulatory science.
30:04
Now, remember, according to the regulatory principles here, the COVID-19 vaccines, Pfizer, Moderna, and Janssen, would be considered pregnancy category X, meaning that it should not be used in pregnancy because there was no safety testing, no preclinical data, and there were no human data at the time they were released that they could be used in pregnancy.
30:26
It was a known dangerous mechanism of action.
30:28
Yet Fauci and HHS wave these onto the market for use in pregnant women from the very beginning, from December 10th, 2020.
30:37
Now look at Moderna's messenger RNA, RSV, and influenza vaccines, not approved for use in pregnant women.
30:46
because we don't have sufficient data.
33:25
Tell us about them.
9:56
Right.
9:56
That makes the messenger RNA very long-lasting, in fact, potentially indestructible.
10:01
We don't know how long it lasts.
10:03
Now, the messenger RNA, it, it should have some mechanisms of breakdown, and this is what the, uh, experts will say.
10:13
Uh, now this is in review papers, never actually been proven in a human being, but the, the, um, processes, just so you can hear them, are deadenylation, trimming the poly-ale- uh, poly-A tail, one of the tails of the messenger RNA, decapping, and what's called exonucleases.
10:31
However, we've never seen a Moderna or Pfizer or any messenger RNA product out of the pharmaceutical industry actually be broken down in a test tube or a, a, some type of, um, [smacks lips] you know, in vitro assay.
10:45
So, so that's concerning.

9 MINS LATER

19:28
Mm-hmm.
16:51
Or am I misreading something?
16:54
No, this is a stunning development, Steve.
16:57
Fauci thought the COVID vaccines, particularly after the second shot in the primary series of Pfizer-Moderna, would cause miscarriages by raising inflammatory factors called cytokines.
17:08
So he texts Rochelle Lewinsky, the CDC director at the time, and Vivek Murthy, the US Surgeon General, voices those concerns.
17:18
They respond back by saying, listen, we don't have any information that it's safe.
17:22
So what does Fauci do? He actually goes out and promotes these vaccines, says they're safe and effective.
17:29
Rochelle Lewinsky goes out and says that pregnant women should take them at any time during pregnancy.
19:46
What are your thoughts?
3:37
What about the pregnant women that were at Baylor Hospital and other hospitals that might've had a miscarriage because Baylor suppressed the information you were trying to get out, doc?
3:49
Well, these are the data that were published in 2023.
3:52
The warning I put out, Grant, that was out in 2021.
3:57
And that was in Trial Site News, where myself and Raphael Stricker, a co-author, he leads the largest fetal loss clinic in the United States in San Francisco.
4:08
Ray and I published an opinion that said, listen, these vaccines are did not pass preclinical mammalian maternal-fetal safety testing or teratogenicity testing.
4:22
They had a dangerous mechanism of action and they, you know, should be pregnancy category X, meaning do not use in pregnancy.
4:33
What you showed was what was happening.
7:10
What do you make of
28:31
What do you make of the CNN clash with Dana Bash and RFK Jr. over the weekend?
28:37
Boy, America should reject, you know, anchor hosts like Dana Bash making medical assertions.
28:44
So here she is, she's making assertions to Fauci, claiming that she has agency over the evidence.
28:50
She's not a doctor.
28:51
She's not a scientist.
28:53
She's not a lawyer.
28:54
Uh, you know, the bottom line is, uh, uh, the media has gotten out of control, and, uh, RFK was right on this.
30:58
But for those of us waiting for a doctor, if we do get some of the symptoms, having preparedness at home is a pretty good, uh, option for us, isn't it?
46:08
What do you make of the CNN clash with Dana Bash and RFK Jr. over the weekend?
46:14
Boy, America should reject, you know, anchor hosts like Dana Bash making medical assertions.
46:20
So here she is, she's making assertions to Fauci, claiming that she has agency over the evidence.
46:27
She's not a doctor, she's not a scientist, she's not a lawyer.
46:31
Uh, you know, the bottom line is, uh, the media has gotten out of control, and, uh, RFK was right on this.
46:38
He said it was media malpractice.
46:39
She was making false claims that the vaccines saved lives.
48:35
But for those of us waiting for a doctor, if we do get some of the symptoms, having preparedness at home is a pretty good, uh, option for us, isn't it?
3:50
Yeah
3:50
...
3:50
he published in some, you know, big textbooks, as I did.
3:54
But, you know, as the pandemic rolled out, we realized q- quickly that somehow the government was getting some very bad advice.
4:01
It turns out it was coming from Fauci.
4:03
He was undermining others on the White House Task Force, including one of my medical school, uh, uh, graduates, uh, Brett Giroir from UT Southwestern in Dallas.
4:13
Brett Giroir was, you know, in charge of testing.
6:13
So what did you, did you learn any- anything today? I understand we learned nothing from Fauci, but we had a very, um, interesting panel that was presenting material in a systematic way that taught me a couple things.
28:39
Is that still the case? Is there still way too much of a separation between the medical establishment in Washington and an instance where they could be punished for lying to the public?
28:52
I think that's a good analysis.
28:53
Fauci and his attorneys clearly are positioning him with his preemptive 10 year pardon.
29:00
With that clemency, they are positioning him that he doesn't need to answer to the public.
29:05
And I think the Republican senators, Senator Rand Paul and Ron Johnson, Bernie Moreno, they were on point.
29:11
Josh Howley.
29:13
But I was shocked that the Democrats, instead of asking questions and wanting to learn about what happened through the pandemic, what Fauci knew, instead they just heaped praise on him.
31:47
Are people warming up to the idea of that? Or are there still a lot of people in the Democrat camp who, as we saw today, they are willing to criticize anything if it is attached to Trump or Republicans?
35:56
Is that still the case? Is there still way too much of a separation between the medical establishment in Washington and an instance where they could be punished for lying to the public?
36:09
I think that's a good analysis.
36:11
Fauci and his attorneys clearly are positioning him with his preemptive 10-year pardon.
36:17
With that clemency, they are positioning him that he doesn't need to answer to the public.
36:22
And I think the Republican senators, Senator Rand Paul and Ron Johnson, Bernie Moreno, they were on point.
36:29
Josh Hawley, But I was shocked that the Democrats, instead of asking questions and wanting to learn about what happened through the pandemic, what Fauci knew, instead they just heaped praise on him.
36:42
So here's the Washington establishment politicizing a pandemic response where people really did die of COVID illness and they really did die after the vaccines.
38:45
You have worked very hard to make sure that people know about how safe and how efficacious, especially ivermectin is, and the world is now learning just how much that's true have you have you detected that among the American public people are considering it now safe and we've had a lot of conversations about its efficacy with respect to cancer are people warming up to the idea of that or are there still a lot of people in the Democrat camp who as we saw today they are willing to criticize anything if it is attached to Trump or Republicans
3:50
Your thoughts?
3:51
He came in under heavy security.
3:54
He sat in his chair, slumped.
3:56
He had a frown on his face.
3:58
And when he read his opening statement, he was visibly trembling, Steve.
4:03
I can tell you this is a man who looked like he had committed crimes.
4:08
He looked like a man who had committed crimes and actually sought a presidential pardon preemptively.
5:07
I mean, they're absolutely damning what we've read, aren't they?
NathanHOST
1:46
What were the revelations that kind of surprised you with regards to the diary injuries? Was there anything that they kind of caught you off guard? He found really shocking or kind of like a, almost like a smoking gun in terms of information.
1:56
First, Fauci grossly inflated the case fatality rate.
2:00
Privately, he knew there was a very benign illness for most people, but publicly, he inflated this.
2:07
Privately, he knew that masks didn't work and weren't effective, but publicly, he actually pushed masking.
2:16
We know that under congressional testimony in the past, and by the way, I've testified in the same U.S. House Representative Committee.
2:25
He did a day after he did, and I've testified five times in the Senate, in the chair that he's in right now.
2:30
I've been there.

24 MINS LATER

NathanHOST
26:37
For anyone that might not be familiar with the term, when you say biopharmaceutical industrial complex, what are you referring to and what are the concerns there? What is this machine? Give us the lay of the land.

Scroll for more appearances

We value your privacy

We use cookies to understand how you use our platform and to improve your experience. Click “Accept All” to consent, or “Decline non-essential” to opt out of non-essential cookies. Read our Privacy Policy.