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that both my wife and myself, who you'll meet, are definitely overdressed for today's occasion. So, I guess when you come in from out of town, it's better to be a little overdressed than underdressed, right? Um that introduction, uh I have to clarify given the the treacherous times that we're in now. So, things have been updated. So, those

editorial positions I've moved on from. I uh I've resigned from the American Board of Internal Medicine, but I'm fully certified by the National Board of American Physician and Surgeons, and I am the editor now of a new journal, uh the Cardiovascular Research and Innovations, which is an international journal. What I'm going to do is describe

one aspect of I think what many would agree is a great biomedical controversy that we've entered in. Uh the SDA church is uh very familiar with the Great Controversy. Many of those in healthcare never thought we'd really see some controversy occur in our careers and literally just manifest over the last few years. And that's, you

know, what that's what my observations were. So, I was motivated in the first few years of the pandemic to tell the story of what I saw with what was going on with this novel infection. I published a a book which best-selling author John Leake, and it was titled COVID-19, uh Courage to Face COVID-19, Preventing

Hospitalizations and Deaths While Battling the Biopharmaceutical Complex. A few years later, as it started to become more clear that a very dominant aspect of the pandemic would be vaccination, and I think we all would agree that is a fairly dominant feature to this that myself and John Leak teamed up for the publication of this

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new book vaccines, mythology, ideology, and reality. And this book within a month became a New York Times bestseller. Without having any agents or any type of work behind the scenes, it done it it did it basically on popularity and and sales. And what we did is we attempted to understand what had happened with

respect to vaccines in medicine. How did it become such an important topic in recent years? And people have told me today that they've actually lost friends or family members over the issue of vaccination. You you you see that yourself, right? Now, would you lose family and friends over a cholesterol medicine or a blood pressure pill

or having a surgery? No. What is it about vaccines that make the whole topic such a charged topic, and has it has it ever been that way before? So, we had to start out somewhere. And we saw some experimentation of vaccines in Africa and Egypt many hundreds of years ago, but we decided to pick a point in

America where we saw things happening historically, and we start with Cotton Mather. Anybody know who Cotton Mather was? Some of you know. Yeah, he'll does. Cotton Mather was a very prominent person in the day in Boston, Massachusetts. He was a Puritan minister. Now, he had lost a few children to an infectious disease

at the time, probably measles. Remember whether it was measles or erysipelas or smallpox, many hundreds of years ago, there were no diagnostic tests, there were no microscopes, and so people, you know, out of dead reckoning would ascertain what they thought was going on. So, let's uh say as we put in our book that

Cotton Mather lost a few children from measles. So, rightly so, he had a tremendous fear of infectious diseases among children, but at the time they didn't even know how these spread or what the etiologic organism was. They really didn't know. But, he took up with Dr. Boylston in Boston a process called variolation,

where they took a child with smallpox, used a scalpel, lanced the scalpel, took a little bit of the pus in the pustule, and then you nicked the skin of another child and tried to in a sense vaccinate that other child. It So, it wasn't with a hypodermic needle, and the term for that was called

variolation. And you can imagine it was fraught with all kinds of probability probab- maybe the first person didn't actually have smallpox, and there was no way to keep it clean from staff and strep and syphilis and tetanus and other organisms, and no one knew the dose. But, Cotton Mather, giving it his best

try because he had heard that ships were coming in with uh sailors who may have had measles, he went out in the town square, and he proclaimed that variolation was a gift from God. 1721 That's how this starts. A gift from God. The hubris of Cotton Mather. Now, he's famous for something else. Hal probably knows. He's

famous for something else. He was also an advisor to the judges in the Salem witchcraft trials. Yeah. Well, that's how the story kicks off. And then Benjamin Franklin at the time was writing and he thought it was kind of unwise for Cotton Mather to do this. And it was unproven, clearly. But then

Benjamin Franklin loses little Frankie to smallpox. Benjamin Franklin does a 180 and says the variolation that this is absolutely something we must do. So, that's how smallpox vaccination took off. And then Edward Jenner in the UK and things start to develop there. But the early vaccines, they had no idea what was even causing the problem, no

ability to evaluate what these vaccines were and how they worked. And that's what we call the great prelude. Smallpox vaccination. Now, in 1885, Louis Pasteur in experimentation and development, there's a whole Pasteur Institute. And the book gives you some insight to in a sense hubris. Louis Pasteur was a very flamboyant individual, a tremendous

amount of confidence. And you know, he would proclaim, "I've developed a vaccine for fowl cholera cholera, for instance." They said, "You did?" They said, "Yeah." He said, "Yes, and it works." They said, "Well, can we see your notes?" And he goes, "I'll get back to you later on that." And Pasteur was famous for "I'll get back to you later

on it. And so his notes were actually under lock and key for literally, you know, well over 100 years. I mean, more than that. And and uh the Pasteur Institute was formed in Paris. Then later in the 1960s, his family kind of opened up so people could look at his notes. And it turns out in many ways he was a

fraud. He he deceived people. He stole ideas. Never really came through with a proof on things. And yet that's part of vaccine history. He's held out as being uh a hero. But as we get through this period of time, uh we do get into some really tight times around 1890 to 1900. There was such a

fervor for smallpox vaccination that if people did not do this, they would be put in jail. Jail time for parents whose children didn't take a smallpox vaccine. And yet academics of the day were writing, "Listen, some kids are dying from this vaccine. Some are living. We don't know if this is working, if it's not." But

that's how this this zeal, this zealotry for vaccination developed. And then the next section of our book, the third section, is the modern vaccine era. 1947, the combination of diphtheria and tetanus toxoids. And moving into polio. Many of you How many of you can remember polio? You can remember it, right? So I have some patients in my practice

who've had polio. So I know exactly what what it can do. Well, through the polio uh and polio essentially was an outbreak. You know, there isn't descriptions of polio back in the the 18th century or even the 19th century. It's really the mid-20th century. And it may have been a problem unique problem of lack of water

sanitation and and different exposures and misattribution as neurologic syndromes various neurologic syndromes in a sense became called paralytic polio. So, a very important study was done at the University of Michigan. So, here in Michigan where they had 1,200 children in University of Michigan Medical Center with polio and they finally had the diagnostic techniques

to ascertain is it really polio? And the answer was 25% really had polio. So, it was grossly over diagnosed. There could be various dystocias and encephalitides and Guillain-Barré syndrome and transverse myelitis that people it could look like polio, but it wasn't due to the polio organism. You know of such a person who probably

didn't have polio and we do carefully research it in our book. That's Mitch McConnell. >> [clears throat] >> Mitch McConnell claims to have polio as a child. So, we went to his town to look at the records there would have you. There's no record of anybody having polio in his town. But people thought that any child back

in the '50s with a limp or a paralysis was thought to have polio. It was grossly over diagnosed, but at the worst it was in the mid-1950s it started to get better. There were fewer and fewer cases of polio, fewer and fewer deaths. The vaccine doesn't come on the scenes until the 1960s.

So, it's true for all these illnesses, they all started to become less in frequency and severity before the vaccine. And what was going on at that time in the 1950s and certainly in the 60s was water purification. So we began to have water purification, much better sewer standards, and even in rural America,

even out here in Berrien Springs, by the mid-1960s and early 70s, we actually started to have very clean drinking water. So it'd be very unlikely you would get polio anyway. But the Salk vaccine was trialed, and I when I was a child, they didn't have that. So when I was a child, I had the

Sabin vaccine, which is the sugar cubes. Anybody remember the sugar cubes? Yeah, you had that. And then my mom, and probably your mom too, was told, "Listen, the sugar cubes may not work completely, and it does contribute more polio to the to the water supply. So we're changing to the Salk vaccine, the

injectable um polio vaccine." So it was trialed. The Salk vaccine was the best of all the vaccines trialed. 1.8 million children And this some of these were placebo-controlled or just in a sense non-treated control, so it's pretty good scientifically. And the answer was the polio vaccine was about 70% effective at best. What, not 100%?

So it's impossible to claim that the polio vaccine made polio go away. We haven't had polio in the Western Hemisphere in 20 years. But thank goodness we don't, and it probably is the combination of improved water sanitation, sewer handling, and vaccination. It's probably the same for many other diseases. That would include measles, and diphtheria,

and pertussis. Far and away for those other illnesses and smallpox for that matter, that proper sanitation, nutrition, and hygiene, personal hygiene, had a much bigger and dramatic effect on illness than vaccination. It did, but it's hard to know since vaccination was so universally applied. But in our book, we arrive at 2004 and

virtually everybody here was alive in 2004. And that's when an era started. I didn't realize that this had happened. I was a doctor at the time, but we call it the bioweapons era. Bioweapons, that doesn't sound good. But a biological agent used as a weapon, and Congress passed in 2004 the BioShield Act,

basically saying that we're going to start to develop the ability to handle biological threats as they come at us. That this is going to happen. Somebody somewhere is going to shoot something at us as a weapon. It may be an anthrax spore or an aspergillus spore or a coronavirus. Something is going to happen and there

was preparation for that and it was really memorialized in 2005 with the Prep Act. And the Prep Act was written with Congress and Health and Human Services and it says, we will have a pandemic for sure. And when we have a pandemic, the government is taking over. The government will create countermeasures, which is a military term.

And these countermeasures will be deployed. People will take them and all the countermeasures and everybody administering the countermeasures will be free of liability. So, if hospitalization and what's done in the hospital in the pandemic is considered a countermeasure, which it is, free of liability. This was a sweeping bit of legis- legislation. And then we document from

2014 forward the incredible rapid development of um laboratory techniques to engineer viruses, and particularly the coronavirus, the coronavirus. And so, there in 2014, Dr. Ralph Baric at University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, and um Dr. Peter Daszak at the EcoHealth Alliance, David Morens at the National Institutes of Health, and Anthony Fauci, Jeremy Farrar at the Welcome Trust at

the time, they all began to collaborate on how to take a common human virus called a coronavirus and make it able to invade the human body and kill the organism. That's called gain of function research. Making the virus function to a much greater degree than it would in nature. That's man in a sense

turbocharging something very dangerous out of nature. And that is the whole idea behind gain of function research. This all started happen under our watch in the last 20 years. Now, interestingly, a pharmaceutical sales manager in Belgium, who's you know, had a good job, but he wasn't notable in in other way, he got tapped

to be the CEO of bioMérieux. bioMérieux is like Abbott Laboratories or Roche Laboratories. It's a big in vitro diagnostic company in France. This was right around 20 2007. By 2011, the Chinese had reached out to Jacques Chirac in France and asked for some help in building a biosecurity annex at the Wuhan Institute

of Virology. Jacques Chirac said, "Terrific. I've got the company to do that for you. That company is bioMérieux, led by our new CEO, Stéphane Bancel." The former pharmaceutical supervisor who's suddenly the CEO of a in vitro diagnostic company who's now building a biosecurity lab in China. Well, Bancel, in the communications that have come out

from the office of the national intelligence from Tulsi Gabbard and from the work that Ron Johnson and Rand Paul have done, Stéphane S. Bancel and Moderna were working on a coronavirus vaccine with US funding, but with his background in having built the lab in China. The CEO of Moderna was directly involved in building the Chinese lab where now

all of our intelligence agencies and the off- office of national intelligence, everyone agrees that the virus that got us sick came out of that Chinese biosecurity lab. So, in March, when President Trump announced that we have a national health emergency. Five days later, Stephane Bancel says, "I've got a vaccine for it at Moderna."

And the US government has a patent, co-owns the patent with Moderna. You can't make this up. This is a riveting story that it sounds like it's it should be part of a Tom Cruise movie in in science fiction or a thrill but it's actually really happening. It's really happening. So, as we sit here today, we've entered

this bioweapons era. And we've indeed had a gain-of-function research product, an organism get out of a lab and get the whole world sick. Which would be the dream of someone who is developing a biological weapon. A dream. And one night and many of you probably have seen me. I'm a frequent contributor on most of the news stations, but you

know, I went on hundreds of times in primetime TV in in the United States. And I one night I was on with um I believe Laura Ingraham. And the chairman of the House Subcommittee on the corona the origins of the um coronavirus, James Comer, he was on. And I was on one side of Ingraham and

and he was on the other side. And I I had a chance to see have a setting US Congressman right on national TV. And I I said, "The origins of this virus are in this lab and the lab itself needs to be investigated. We need a full investigation of what happened." And he

stepped right up, the Congressman said right up. He said, "Dr. McCullough, if that happens, some people are going to get killed." Essentially, what he was saying is whatever happened in Wuhan, China is severe, so awful, involves the US and Chinese governments, so much collusion, so much collaboration, so much ill intent for the world

that we shouldn't even look into it. So, here we are, Capitol Hill. We have Ron Johnson, and we have um Senator Rand Paul leading the charge. And now there's some support from Senator Bernie Moreno and Josh Hawley and just a few others. I've testified myself five times. I was one of the very first in 2020.

As we sit here today, 97% of us have had SARS-CoV-2 infection. This gain-of-function, partially engineered virus in China. How many of you have had COVID-19? There you go. Now, to make matters worse, the gain-of-function part of this virus was the little spying on the surface of the virus. It's a ball with these little uh

pointy the pointy part, the spike. That was actually the gain-of-function part of COVID. Now, that spike, part of it, when you get the infection, it stays in your body. It finds a way to burrow itself in the body. And there's some other infections that do that, too, in part. Lyme disease is one, and syphilis is another. But you

get COVID-19, you it's you it's it's not out of your body. You may think it's gone, but a little tip of it can stay in there, and that's what causes the symptoms of long COVID, blood clots later on, all kinds of problems. The vaccines, Pfizer and Moderna, are the genetic code for that spike protein. The

spike protein is the lethal part of the virus. And Pfizer and Moderna, that type of genetic code has never been used in human beings before. It was started in December of 2020, and once it's injected into the body, there's no way to turn it off. That is the most alarming thing about this form of vaccine. Any other form of

vaccine, a live attenuated virus, a dead virus, a protein, the body's going to clear it out, but not synthetic genetic code that keeps cranking and cranking and cranking and can't turn it off. Now, people have taken the vaccine, they've gotten even a bigger dose of the spike protein, and there Some people are feeling sick,

and as we sit here today, my estimates are 85% of people who took the vaccine are clinically fine. I can't find any problems with them. Now, they may have had a lighter dose, their body may have handled it better, they may be having a perfect library of antibodies to, you know, block that

spike protein, but about 15% are having problems. Heart damage, blood clots, neurologic damage, immune system problems. All of this is emerging in the peer-reviewed literature. It's frightening, but it's due to the spike protein in this vaccine, which is long-lasting. We've published a case this year of a patient of mine who took the vaccine. He

had blood clots, he had heart damage. We can find circulating Pfizer vaccine in his bloodstream and the spike protein 3.5 years after the shots. 3.5 years. No wonder he feels sick. So, it's a great controversy now in medicine of what we do regarding this current predicament. So, fortunately, for everything we've seen that's so unnatural, like gain of

function research, the solutions seem to be natural. This is very interesting. Even from the drugs we use to treat COVID-19, hydroxychloroquine and and ivermectin, they're natural. Our nasal sprays and gargles that are very effective are natural. Cortical steroids are natural. Even forms of blood thinners, heparinoids are natural and our solutions for you know,

getting the spike protein out of the body are also natural. Nattokinase, derived from the fermentation of soy or chickpeas, bromelain, derived from the stems and meat of a pineapple, curcumin from turmeric. Those are the big ones. The spike protein has to be enzymatically dissolved in the body. That's nattokinase and bromelain. I haven't

found any other way to do it. I've seen people try to flush it out of the body and take stem cells and take vitamins. I haven't found any of that works directly until we actually clear it out of the body. So, I published in the nattokinase and bromelain and curcumin in combination is

the only peer-reviewed published protocol. It's called the McCullough protocol, based spike protein detoxification. I was able to work with others. We formed a company over this. I'm the scientific officer of the company called The Wellness Company. The product is the ultimate spike detox. We did not patent this on purpose because so many people over the world need this

that any sources that you can get for nattokinase, bromelain and curcumin for sure. But, that's probably the single greatest tip you can give people is please undergo detoxification if you've had long COVID, the vaccine, or having residual symptoms and do everything you can not to get COVID again, which is on the rise. And the best solution there is

twice daily nasal sprays and gargles from salt or iodine water, xylitol, Scope or Listerine or Spry. All of that's fine, but I'm going to do it tonight. Get enough people in a under a tent, someone's probably got something. What you want to do is you want to knock down the viral replication in the nose

just a little bit so your own immune system can knock it out. You have a virus in your nose you know, quietly replicating for about 7 days before you get the sore throat. So, when you get the sore throat, it's too late. You had 7 days you could have actually done a little wash up the nose

and a little gargle and knocked it out. In 2020 when I you probably saw me on TV, I was sick all the time. The producers were telling me, "Dr. McCullough, you have to get it together." cuz I'm always holding a a Kleenex. Now, I tell my wife almost every month, "I got a sore throat again."

I do a nasal spray and gargle twice a day every day religiously. I've gone years now with nothing. Nothing. It's wonderful. I had uh the virus several times. My antibodies to the spike protein, you can actually measure your own blood test to see what your exposure is. Go to LabCorp Labs on Demand COVID antibody test, pay $69,

just get your test. You don't need a doctor to order it. But, my test was elevated. Anything more than 1,000 units per ml is elevated. I was at 2,300. I didn't feel so great. My ears were ringing. I went on the spike detoxification according to the scientific protocols. It took over a year,

but now my levels are about 800. Thank goodness. My mother-in-law who lives with us, she took two vaccines, but she's been able to somehow clear it out. Her spike antibody levels are 200. The average person with the vaccine is well over 5,000, 10,000, or even 25,000 on the spike test. So, the blood test is very helpful. The

spike detoxification is helpful. Nasal sprays and gargles twice a day is helpful. But, what's most important is for each and every one of you to have a great degree of discernment at this point in time. Many of us were fooled by what happened through the pandemic, surprised, dumbfounded. I was one of them. I was fooled. I did not see this

coming, but I do now. Now, by looking at the history, I see what is going on. Now, President Trump has dropped the funding for gain-of-function research, but it doesn't mean adversaries like the Chinese Communist Party, not-for-profit organizations like the Gates Foundation, you know, it's still game on for gain-of-function research because there's so much money

in global vaccination. So, there's even vaccine centers that say there will be pandemic after pandemic and there'll be one solution for that, mass vaccination. So, we've already had COVID-19 with mass vaccination. There's an attempt with monkeypox to try to get vaccination going. Then, bird flu. Then, hantavirus. Now, Ebola. I'm not saying these are

minor illnesses, but now every day we're given a new infectious disease threat, told it has a grave prognosis, told that there's no treatment whatsoever, which is never the case, by the way. Modern-day treatment is pretty good for almost everything. And we're told, "Wait and be saved for a vaccine." The WHO has Agenda 2030. They want to see

500 vaccines per person in just a few years. Vaccine promoter Paul Offit, who is on CNN very frequent, as frequent contributor, he believes we can go to 1,000 vaccines per person. Our children were up to 93 doses of vaccines, 19 preventable illnesses. Now, but you know, Trump, through a couple of attempts now, and RFK has at least

trimmed it down to what Europe is doing, 11 diseases. And and this Again, it's going to be challenged. So, we're in a time of great controversy. This hubris over vaccines is centuries old, and it is and for many, it's an ideology. And that's the reason why you can't talk about this. Vaccines have been accepted blindly in

an ideology. And the ideology goes like this, we always have had deep-seated fears of infectious diseases, and through the brilliance of mankind, science can outdo God. Man can improve God's creation. That's how powerful this hubris is. That's the vaccine ideology. You know it's wrong. I know it's wrong. And with that, I think

all of us can plot our course forward in this time of great controversy. Thank you so much. >> [applause] [applause] >> Good. >> I'm going to pray with you. >> Okay. Um >> Pray with you. We've all been blessed >> We've been blessed by Peter Dr. Peter McCullough's presence here and his ministry. Pastor Kelly, would you like

to come up? Um some names will stand the test of time of men and women who stood up when the world was going against them. And Dr. McCullough, you are one of those men. >> Thank you. >> And >> [applause] >> Thank you.

>> [applause]

>> Yeah. >> Amen. >> [applause] >> Thank you.

>> But you have also stood with a Christian grace under fire. You did not go down to the level of the gutter, but you climbed higher in your Christian walk. >> Thank you. >> And we saw in interview after interview and testimony after testimony that when you went into those states um and and

fed federal um dis um hearings, you realized you were engaged in a battle between good and evil at a supernatural level. And God carried you through and we have been touched by how God has a kind of like shone through you in so many beautiful ways. >> Thank you. >> And we see the graciousness of Christ

and how you've responded to all the hate that's come your way. And so it's not just what you did, but how you did it is an inspiration for us and for the next generation. And we want to say thank you. I know Pastor Kelly has a few words as well. We'd like to

pray for God's blessing upon you as well. >> Thank you. >> Thank you, Dr. McCullough. It's been a while since we've connected. Probably about 5 years since you were with us at the Village Church and that was the beginning of a lot of things. >> [laughter] >> You stand out as a hero to us

and we are grateful. And I just want to thank you for fitting us into your very busy life. So, >> Thank you. It's an honor. >> let's have a prayer for him. All right, let's pray. Lord, the truth is costly. It cost you more than anyone. You are the truth and you nerve us and inspire us and give

us enough Until then, help us to be faithful and understand that the freedoms in this country cost a lot. Maintaining them is expensive. And thank you for those leaders that are willing to go before us and pay the price and nerve us and give us encouragement and strength. So, bless Dr. McCullough and his family

and thank you now that we could spend this evening together in Jesus' name. Amen. >> Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. So kind. Thank you. >> [applause]

>> Woo!