I don't know if Shimaine Nugent is a respected name in the field of research or anything like that. I think she's mostly relevant because she's Ted's wife. I went to her website and apparently she's into Zumba. And some years back, she got sick because of toxic mold in her walls, which encouraged her to get into alternative medicine. Anthony Fauci basically has the same resume. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I mean, you could listen to the deep state or you could listen to the Zumba instructor. One big red flag on her website for me was her educational record. She has a bachelor's in radio, TV, and film, which checks out because she met Ted when she was working at a Detroit radio station. She also claims to have a master's in metaphysics, which is a more master's in metaphysics. Yeah. Okay. I noticed that she doesn't say where either of these degrees are from because probably the metaphysics degree is from some scammy diploma, though. Real accredited universities do not offer degrees in metaphysics. When someone has a degree in metaphysics on the resume, particularly when their other educational background isn't in some other solid form of philosophy or maybe theology, it's a major sign that they have a fake degree. Metaphysics is a real branch of philosophy, but it's not something universities give degrees in. It's the same thing with most branches of philosophy. Like, if I had pursued a philosophy major instead of a minor in college, I would have a bachelor's degree in philosophy, not in logic. It would include you could say you have an emphasis in logic or something like that, but you wouldn't have a degree in logic. No. She's written three books. One is called Kill It and Grill It, which is a wild game cookbook she wrote with Ted. A very respected researcher, Dan. Another is called Married to a Rock Star, which is about being married to Ted. What better research is there for a book like that than actually marrying a rock star? The third is called Four Minutes a Day: Rock and Roll Your Way to Happy. See? Which seems to be also still cashing in on being married to a famous rock. Four minutes is all you need to do good research. She's also currently making a documentary called Killer House, which is about toxic mold. Also, in 2013, she was arrested for having a.38-caliber handgun in her carry-on bag when she tried to board a plane in Dallas. Sure. According to Gawker, the gun was loaded, but Shimaine claimed that she had no idea it was in her bag. Nothing says responsible gun ownership than not knowing where your loaded gun is. That's the games that Ted and Shimaine like to play with each other. You know, like, oh, are you leaving the country? Perhaps international travel? I'm just going to sneak a little loaded weapon into your luggage. I can find no evidence that she should be treated as an expert in anything, nor should her research into the coronavirus be taken seriously at all.