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Sep 12, 2026

Alex GoldmanCORRESPONDENT
14:23
you know.
Alex GoldmanCORRESPONDENT
14:24
In October of 2020, the FDA gave full approval for the first ever treatment of COVID-19, the Gilead antiviral, now widely known as Remdesivir.
Alex GoldmanCORRESPONDENT
14:34
By the end of 2020, remdesivir generated $2.8 billion in revenue and was estimated to cut COVID recovery time by nearly a third.
Alex GoldmanCORRESPONDENT
14:44
But as for its cat-saving cousin, GS441524, it seemed like the issue was dead in the water.
Raj DasguptaGUEST
23:04
I'll throw one name out there.
Raj DasguptaGUEST
23:05
Remember Remdesivir?
Hannah StanleyHOST
23:07
That was the big one.
Hannah StanleyHOST
23:09
You were so excited about it.
Alex JonesHOST
33:29
Jesus.
Mel GibsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:31
I think we both got Remdesivir, which-
Alex JonesHOST
33:34
Yeah
Mel GibsonSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
33:34
... is not good.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
55:27
Family members could not visit and comfort dying loved ones.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
55:30
Patient and family member requests to administer multi-drug protocols using cheap, widely available, FDA-approved generic drugs were rejected in favor of highly expensive Remdesivir, which by the way, nurses often called Run, Death is Near because it knocks out your kidneys and other organs.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
55:50
But also ventilators with a depressingly low rate of success.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
55:55
Athlete America, with four percent of the world's population, all this medical tech- technology, all these experts, all these fe- federal health agencies accounted for sixteen percent of COVID deaths globally, and we won't talk about how those deaths were probably overstated.

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Ron JohnsonGUEST
160:40
It wasn't hospital protocol, and their, their progress was reversed and, and people died.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
160:47
Early and inappro-appropriate in-intubation, and intubation without consent.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
160:55
Uh, Remdesivir administered without consent.
Ron JohnsonGUEST
160:57
I mean, there, there are so many people in the testimonies whose, you know, had acute kidney injury.
Patty MyersGUEST
3:03
And the first day he was in there, his levels were fine.
Patty MyersGUEST
3:11
And he texted me and he said, they said your levels are fine, but they have to figure out a way to keep me And that reason was the drug remdesivir.
Patty MyersGUEST
3:22
So he got that within 12 hours.
Patty MyersGUEST
3:26
And his records show that his stats went downhill from that day on.
Patty MyersGUEST
4:02
What is happening here? So a miracle happened and I got in.
Patty MyersGUEST
4:10
And that was day five.
Patty MyersGUEST
4:13
And I learned the word ivermectin that day, another medication that is cheap and effective, but they also tried to talk about it harshly and make fun of it and wouldn't allow it only because remdesivir was a, emergency use authorization.
Patty MyersGUEST
4:32
So they couldn't have anything else work for that to be approved.
Ann VandersteelGUEST
58:22
right? He was responsible.
Ann VandersteelGUEST
58:24
Him and the people, the CDC for the Remdesivir run death is near protocol, that killed people in our communities.
Ann VandersteelGUEST
58:30
It happened everywhere.
Ann VandersteelGUEST
58:32
Does he get a pass for that? He got a federal pardon for his federal culpability, but I don't think he gets a pass in the local community.
Kimberly OvertonGUEST
63:54
So
CorneliaHOST
63:54
Remdesivir, for example, is, of course, still a medical countermeasure covered by the Prop Act.
CorneliaHOST
64:02
Yeah.
CorneliaHOST
64:03
All right.
John LeakeGUEST
29:14
I'm not going out on a limb with this.
John LeakeGUEST
29:16
The documentary evidence of multiple acts of fraud, fraudulent concealment, and what I would even say rises to the evidentiary standard of mass negligent homicide with his suppression of well-known FDA-approved off-label treatments and his promotion of remdesivir, which even the WHO issued a warning saying this is not safe, especially in a hospital setting where the patient is having extreme stress on the kidneys.
John LeakeGUEST
29:46
Even the WHO didn't recommend remdesivir.
John LeakeGUEST
29:49
So I think the evidence is available for a criminal prosecution.
John LeakeGUEST
29:53
And on that note, the one document that I really, really, if I achieve nothing else with my little talk today, what I would draw everybody's attention to is a 2002 paper published in Frontiers of Virology that was published.
John LeakeGUEST
28:51
I'm not going out on a limb with this.
John LeakeGUEST
28:53
The documentary evidence... of multiple acts of fraud, fraudulent concealment, and what I would even say rises to the evidentiary standard of mass negligent homicide with his suppression of well-known FDA approved off-label treatments and his promotion of remdesivir, which even the WHO issued a warning saying, you know, this is not safe, especially in a hospital setting where the patient is having extreme stress on the kidneys.
John LeakeGUEST
29:23
Even the WHO didn't recommend remdesivir.
John LeakeGUEST
29:25
So I think the evidence is available for a criminal prosecution.
John LeakeGUEST
29:30
And on that note, the one document that I really, really, if I achieve nothing else with my little talk today, what I would draw everybody's attention to is a 2002 paper published in Frontiers of Virology that was published.
Sanjiv LalGUEST
3:21
So, you know, I get very sick right before the vaccines even come out.
Sanjiv LalGUEST
3:27
So the vaccine's not even out at this point, but I'm in the hospital, but they approved this drug called Remdesivir at the time for emergency use authorization.
Sanjiv LalGUEST
3:35
And, you know, the data was not very good, even though we were told the data was very good.
Sanjiv LalGUEST
3:40
So on the product itself for treating COVID, It just reduced the timing maybe, not even by a lot.

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