Peter McCullough said the word "misinformation" can be found in the English language around 1500.
“And you can find it in the English language around 1500.”
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Peter McCullough said "misinformation" was named word of the year in Webster's dictionary in 2018.
“believe it or not, in 2018, it was word of the year in Webster's, uh, dictionary of of all the words.”
Peter McCullough said the Federal Trade Commission sued Nate Jones, CEO of the company Clear in Salt Lake, over studying nasal sprays and gargles against SARS-CoV-2.
“a great company in Salt Lake Clear Nate Jones, the CEO, Nate Jones, gets a lawsuit from the Federal Trade Commission.”
Peter McCullough said the World Health Organization published a 2019 white paper titled A World at Risk that included a diagram of possible pandemics.
“when the WHO put out a UM white paper in 2019, it was called A World at Risk, and it had a diagram.”
Peter McCullough said the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations (CEPI) was founded by the Gates Foundation, the World Economic Forum and a few companies.
“the Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovation, it was founded by Gates Foundation, a World Economic Forum, and a few companies.”
Peter McCullough said vaccine liability protection in the United States was memorialized in 1986.
“In 1986, uh, that's when it was memorialized as the the liability protection.”
Peter McCullough said Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel's former employer bioMerieux had a contract to help build a biosecurity annex at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
“to help the Chinese build the biosecurity annex in Wuhan, China, at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.”
Peter McCullough said Moderna CEO Stephane Bancel was on record telling his wife there was less than a 5% chance Moderna would succeed.
“he's on record telling his wife, Listen, there's probably less than 5% chance this will ever be successful.”
Peter McCullough said the first paper on the natural origins of SARS-CoV-2 was written by Kristian Andersen of Scripps and published in Nature, and he called it a cover-up manuscript.
“And the 1st paper was written by Christian Anderson from Scripps, and it was written in Nature, and it says the natural origins of SARS-CoV-2.”
Peter McCullough said his book traces the idea of vaccination to Cotton Mather's smallpox inoculation effort in Boston in 1721.
“we started with Cotton Mather in 1721 in Boston”
Peter McCullough described variolation as taking fluid from a smallpox blister with a blade and inserting it into another person.
“Variolation is taking a little, you know, little pustule, the little blister that you have with smallpox”
Peter McCullough said a 2022 20-euro coin issued by the Vatican, shown on his book's cover, depicts a boy receiving a vaccine in the posture of receiving communion.
“This is 2022. This is a 20 euro coin issued by the Vatican.”
Peter McCullough said a randomized trial in the New England Journal of Medicine found vitamin A reduced mortality in critically ill children with measles pneumonitis.
“prospective, double-blind, randomized, placebo-controlled trial of giving vitamin A to critical kids with measles, pneumonitis in the New England Journal of Medicine, and it reduced mortality.”
Peter McCullough said that when the COVID vaccine campaign began on December 10, 2020, previously infected and pregnant people who had been excluded from trials were encouraged to take it.
“December 10th, 2020, when it rolls out, they said, Well, damn, the torpedoes, everybody takes it.”
Peter McCullough said only 15% of patients admitted to hospital with COVID received monoclonal antibodies.
“Do you know of all the patients admitted to the hospital with COVID, only 15% of them got monoclonal antibodies?”
Peter McCullough said Event 201, a pandemic exercise, was held in New York City in October 2019 by the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.
“Event 201, which is October of 2019, New York City, again, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.”
Peter McCullough said the World Health Organization, with the European Society of Critical Care, advised in November 2020 against using remdesivir for COVID-19.
“the WHO, November of 2020, comes out with a statement with the European Society of Critical Care.”
Peter McCullough said remdesivir was originally a failed Ebola drug and that the WHO advises against using it for COVID-19.
“No, it was a a failed Ebola drug. And the WHO is strictly saying, do not use it.”
Peter McCullough said the American Medical Association adopted an official policy in 2021 that he characterized as aiming to abolish the use of ivermectin for COVID-19.
“Matter of fact, the AMA in 2021 came out with an official policy.”
Peter McCullough said that in August 2021 CDC director Rochelle Walensky publicly stated that the COVID vaccines were not stopping transmission of the virus.
“in August of 2021, Rochelle Walensky comes out, and this is a this is a press release.”
Peter McCullough said the Janssen and AstraZeneca COVID vaccines were made by the same manufacturer, Emergent BioSolutions of Baltimore.
“They were made by the same manufacturer, Emergent Biosolutions out of Baltimore, a biodefense contractor.”
Peter McCullough said the adenoviral COVID vaccines were linked to vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia (VITT), which he said carried about 30% mortality.
“There's a disease named after it. It's called VITT vaccine-induced thrombotic thrombocytopenia.”
Peter McCullough said Katalin Karikó and Drew Weissman won the 2022 Nobel Prize for the modified-nucleoside approach to mRNA, which replaced uracil with pseudouridine.
“Kariko and Weissman had, you know, were gonna win the Nobel Prize for inventing this in in in 2022, and they got it”
Peter McCullough said the McCullough Foundation estimated, from Pfizer and Moderna sales data, that 8.9% of people took a COVID booster in the previous year.
“it was 8.9% of people took a booster last year”
Peter McCullough said The Wellness Company was formed in 2022 to fulfil an unmet need, with spike-detox supplements as its lead product.
“It's the reason why we formed the wellness company in 2022, because we were fulfilling an unmet need.”
Peter McCullough said polio vaccines were once contaminated with SV40 and that the Institute of Medicine reviewed it and urged cleaner manufacturing.
“They were using SV40. The Institute of Medicine was called in, they did a big review.”
Peter McCullough said CDC guidance told laboratories not to run PCR tests beyond 25 cycles because of false positives, but that companies ran 45 or more.
“the CDC was looking at this and said, Listen, no matter whatever you do, lab companies, don't go past 25 cycles”
Peter McCullough said U.S. federal spending was 2.2 trillion dollars in 2004 and 4.4 trillion in 2019, rising to 6.6 trillion during COVID.
“Our US. spend on our budget in 2004 was 2.2 trillion with a T.”