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Total Deaths U.S. 2019
00:03:01
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| Number of deaths in the U.S. 2018, 2019, 2020. If you put in, as the last caller said, annual deaths U.S. No, year. | |
| Annual, I'll do it right now. | |
| Annual deaths U.S. 2019. Okay? | |
| So the first thing that comes up is fast stats. | |
| Deaths and mortality CDC. And I've gotten that like 10 times. | |
| And it's misleading because you put in 2019 and the 2018. He didn't say annual. | |
| He said total. | |
| Oh, he didn't say annual? | |
| He said total? | |
| Okay, fine. | |
| I'll put in total. | |
| I'm not saying he's wrong. | |
| I'm just trying to figure out how to find. | |
| Total deaths U.S. 2019. The first thing that comes up. | |
| Mortality in the United States 2019. And you have to... | |
| It's not as clear as the previous at all. | |
| You have to go... | |
| It's an article. | |
| It's not about data rather than the data raw. | |
| But anyway, it doesn't matter. | |
| Finally, I get a number. | |
| Summary. | |
| In 2019, a total of 2,854,000 resident deaths were registered in the United States. | |
| So... | |
| What do I do next? | |
| The obvious. | |
| The exact same thing. | |
| Total deaths U.S. 2020. All right. | |
| Let's see what I get then. | |
| I get USA Facts. | |
| Okay, this is irrelevant to me. | |
| I want to get CDC. State and National Provisional Counts. | |
| 2020. 12 months ending number of deaths. | |
| Is that an appropriate... | |
| No, it doesn't only go to June. | |
| Oh yeah, well it only goes to June. | |
| Okay, so we don't know. | |
| Okay, so I don't get the data there. | |
| Then I get an AP News article. | |
| Anyway, there's nothing more that I get from the CBC, at least the first page. | |
| So I'm very, obviously, I'll be curious to know, also 2018, I think 2019 was a low year, but I'm not sure. | |
| Anyway, look, if there were truly 300,000 or so more deaths this year than last year, and the year before and the year before, in other words, that 2019 was not a fluke of a low number, then that tells me that COVID has killed a lot of people. | |
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Professor's Question: Ivermectin Matters
00:06:38
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| I can't think of another reason why there would be a lot more. | |
| My bigger question, I have two bigger questions than that. | |
| Could we have saved a vast number of lives had the medical establishment been honest and told people about hydroxychloroquine and zinc, about ivermectin, about vitamin D, and about zinc? | |
| That's the great question. | |
| What was the latest study on ivermectin? | |
| Which was reported at the Senate hearings. | |
| Yeah, this is the New York Post yesterday. | |
| Cheap hair lice drug may cut risk of COVID-19 deaths by 80%, study says. | |
| A simple treatment for COVID-19 could be cheaper than $20 and familiar to most grade school nurses. | |
| Head lice drug Ivermectin is being explored as a potential treatment for the coronavirus, following a promising new study that showed an 80% reduction in hospitalized COVID-19 patient deaths. | |
| Just 8 out of 573 patients who received Ivermectin passed away, compared to the 44 individuals out of 510 who died after being given a placebo. | |
| Poor people. | |
| Talk about luck in life. | |
| Hey, I'll join this test. | |
| They give you a placebo. | |
| An earlier study of the anti-parasitic prescription drug, which cost between $17 and $43 for a course of treatment, according to GoodRx, revealed promising results in April. | |
| By removing all viral RNA within 48 hours of a single dose. | |
| Liverpool University virologist Andrew Hill has called the new study transformational in the search for a coronavirus therapy. | |
| His findings based on data from over 1,400 patients were made public in a video posted to YouTube. | |
| Can't believe they allowed it posted. | |
| I wonder if it's still up there. | |
| In which Hill, that's the Liverpool University virologist, discusses his results in a previously aired live stream. | |
| The research currently awaits peer review prior to publishing. | |
| If we see these same trends observed consistently across more studies, then this really is going to be a transformational treatment, said Hill. | |
| However, critics have called Hill's study conclusion premature, urging further research before declaring ivermectin an effective treatment. | |
| Now let me ask you a question, ladies and gentlemen. | |
| Why on God's earth would you not take it until there are, as you await peer-reviewed studies? | |
| If you had cancer and a number of doctors told you, we have a drug and we've tried it and just eight people died and five times as many died who took a placebo, would you take the drug? | |
| Would you think your doctor were a moron if he said don't when there were no side effects? | |
| Ivermectin is as close to no side effects. | |
| As anything other than broccoli could give you. | |
| What doctor would withhold from a COVID patient, ivermectin, given results that have not yet been peer-reviewed? | |
| Dude, so what, since it can't hurt? | |
| Tell me, tell me, how does that make sense? | |
| Why is my cancer analogy not apt? | |
| People are scared and scared and scared They ruin their children's lives. | |
| They ruin their marriages. | |
| They go back on drugs. | |
| Some commit suicide. | |
| The anxiety levels are skyrocketing. | |
| But they won't take ivermectin! | |
| God! | |
| The contempt I have for this decision is... | |
| It overwhelms me. | |
| And you can't say, oh, it's political. | |
| I've never heard the president once mention ivermectin. | |
| For the left, if the president said it's good to breathe, they would have something, they would find something flawed in breathing. | |
| Critics have called Hill Study conclusion premature. | |
| Urging further research. | |
| While people die, further research. | |
| Don't take it. | |
| All we have are observational studies and clinicians' opinions at University of Sydney Professor Andrew McLachlan. | |
| So what do you advise, Professor McLachlan, people not take it if they get COVID? What's your advice? | |
| Many of the current studies have low numbers of participants. | |
| Weak study designs and inconsistent and relatively low ivermectin dosing regimes with ivermectin frequently given in combination with other drugs. | |
| So what? | |
| If it works, it works. | |
| When I hear the word professor, I'm so sorry to tell you. | |
| I just assume silliness will follow. | |
| It's not always the case, thank God. | |
| But it's hard for the layperson to know. | |
| Will the words following professor so-and-so said, or studies say, or experts say, be rational or irrational, truthful or false? | |
| That's the crisis of our time, isn't it? | |