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May 29, 2025 - Sean Hannity Show
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End of Vaccine - May 28th, Hour 2
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If you want to be a part of the program, you can almost sense that the pro-vaccination, pro-mask crowd is just like chomping at the bit.
Oh, there's apparently a new COVID strain from China that is now beginning to hit the U.S. Some experts are urging people to mask up amid the rising alarm over this new COVID variant, fears of a summer wave of infections.
The NB.1.8.1 strain is already thought to be driving a wave of infections across China and high uh Hong Kong and Thailand, and along with upticks in hospitalizations in the U.S. There have been fewer than 20 cases detected to date, by the way, but the strain has been detected in travelers arriving in California, Washington State, Virginia, New York City.
And anyway, in Hong Kong, officials are already urging people to mask up while on public transportation in crowded places, etc.
etc.
Uh, this comes on the heels of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. announcing the COVID vaccine has been officially removed from the CDC's recommended immunization schedule for healthy kids and pregnant women.
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Hi, everybody, I'm Robert F. Kennedy Jr., your HHS secretary, and I'm here today with NIH Director, Dr. Jay Bodichary and FDA Commissioner, Dr. Marty McCarey.
I couldn't be more pleased to announce that as of today, the COVID vaccine for healthy children and healthy pregnant women has been removed from the CDC recommended immunization schedule.
Last year, the Biden administration urged healthy children to get yet another COVID shot despite the lack of any clinical data to support the repeat booster strategy in children.
That ends today.
It's common sense.
That's good science.
It's almost like they learned nothing from what what happened, even though, like, for example, what did we learn?
We learned that masks really did not prevent the one thing that apparently did work is using hand sanitizer.
That's something I do on a regular basis.
That that was actually helpful.
Uh we learn from multiple studies that, for example, that hydroxychloroquine, when taken early, mitigates symptoms.
Uh, this was part of the protocol of doctors uh Brian Tyson and George Fareed.
Uh, I can't tell you how many people that I put in touch with them that were struggling with issues involving COVID, and that they helped so many of them.
Um, and it's almost like we didn't learn a thing about using uh protocols.
Nobody, they just stopped out of nowhere, Monoclonal antibodies, which were the one thing that I know for a fact, every person I know that took it felt better like the next day.
Um anyway, we welcome back Dr. Brian Tyson, co-author with George Fareed of overcoming the COVID-19 dark darkness, how two doctors successfully treated 7,000 patients.
Uh and anyway, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention will no longer recommend that healthy children, pregnant women receive the COVID-19 vaccine.
Um it's still as I understand it, especially the the Pfizer Moderna shot, for example, they're still under emergency authorization, are they not?
That's correct, Sean, and thanks for having me back.
Um I think what we saw yesterday was the first step in removing the platform of these uh mRNA vaccines.
And and I think it's an important step, but at the same time, you know, if healthy children and pregnant women don't need it, then why would you give it to an unhealthy uh child or unhealthy people whose immune systems are already struggling uh to deal with these mRNA vaccines that are causing more and more immunosuppression?
Um we're we're seeing this across the board.
Um the patients that are coming into my office sick with COVID are the vaccinated, not the unvaccinated, and nobody wants to have that conversation yet.
All right.
So they rejected the whole notion of natural immunity, and even the creator who I um I know you're familiar with, uh Dr. Robert Rallone was very outspoken, and he came on this program often, and he said that mRNA technology has not been perfected.
He did support emergency authorization vaccinations for people over 65 that had pre-existing conditions and comorbidities because they were the ones that were more likely to be their their lives would be put in jeopardy by the virus.
He absolutely was crystal clear.
It was not designed for healthy people that were younger, meaning below the age of 65, and it's and absolutely not designed for children.
Now he's the one that created the technology that allowed for the creation of this, and he's saying this, and then he gets excoriated like you got excoriated for trying alternative treatment, which by the way, uh studies uh since that time have proven that you were right about uh things like hydroxychloroquine taken early, mitigating circumstances.
How many studies now come out uh confirming that?
How many studies have come out showing that mass really didn't help?
How many studies came out, you know, showing that your protocols actually worked?
How many patients' lives did you save, and how many patients did you lose in the process?
Yeah, I mean, it so you're you're 100% correct.
If you go to the website, C19.org, you'll be able to pull up all the different treatments in all of the studies that that are listed underneath those.
There's over 400 studies on hydroxychloroquine, there's over 300 studies on ivermectin.
Um what we found was early treatment is the key.
It's not about vaccines at this point because these vaccines are not effective.
Actually, they're negative effective.
Just like last year's flu shot.
Last year's flu shot had a negative efficacy of 26%.
Meaning those who got the flu shot were more likely to get the flu.
It's the same thing with these COVID vaccine boosters.
Well, people don't understand that.
Every year they will they will start producing a flu virus.
They're guessing what flu is likely to hit.
They don't know for sure.
And my understanding is they're wrong 75% of the time, and people, you know, uh uh annually go get this stupid flu shot anyway.
Yeah, but they made six billion dollars off of it last year.
And and that's the problem.
When you continuously approve vaccines without data and without research, this is where you know the Maha movement is is I hopefully is gonna make some ground.
You can't continue to produce vaccines without seeing the results.
And you have to start holding the pharmaceutical companies accountable.
If you put out a bad vaccine, then you shouldn't be making six billion dollars off of that bad vaccine.
It makes no sense.
The EUAs as well um should have been pulled a long time ago when then when the national state of emergency was removed, these shots should have been pulled off the market.
There's legally no um precedent to have these vaccines still being issued under emergency use authorization.
Makes no sense.
But you see what they're doing already.
They're they're saying oh hospitalizations in China and Hong Kong and Thailand have have gone up and now it's in the U.S. And and there are people talking about masking up again.
And is there any evidence that this variant is killing people?
Because I have not seen it.
No, I mean if you look at Hong Kong, which is one of the most populated countries or cities in the in the world, they they reported 30 deaths from COVID from COVID.
Not necessarily, I I I don't necessarily believe that.
I think probably with COVID.
And majority of these people are gonna have some sort of respiratory uh problems to begin with.
Um we have not seen COVID-19 in the lungs in over two years.
And we do test x-rays on our patients that come in with COVID and complain of chest symptoms.
I have not seen COVID pneumonia in over two years.
So I don't believe it.
I don't buy it.
Yes, we're seeing variants uh all the time.
Um again, being in in the area we are, we see a lot of people that come across the border.
Um we've seen multiple variants.
We're tied in very well with uh the public health department.
Um but the the symptoms of COVID-19 right now are just a head cold.
It's a headache, it's a nasal congestion, it's a sore throat, and maybe a little bit of a cough.
Um it has not traveled farther down uh from the bronchi that we used to see in 2020 and 2021.
They need to stop playing the fear-mongering business, they need to get away from these uh masking and social distancing stuff that was just completely real unrealistic and proven not to be working.
Um, you know, we don't want secondary pneumonias by wearing masks on everybody.
Again, healthy people with it with a vibrant uh functional immune system are doing just fine.
Um What would you tell people like for example?
I I I get the sense that trying to scare everybody with this variant.
We don't know that this variant is anything like, and there's no indication that it's anything like the alpha variant, right?
Correct.
Yeah, this is an omicon.
It's it seems more in the family of the Omicron variant, which did not kill people like the alpha variant.
Right.
It's an omicron variant, and that's what everybody needs to understand.
It's an omicron variant.
It's not an alpha, it's not a delta variant, it's an omicron variant.
And those are all upper respiratory infections.
Okay, all those are the things that are.
So if if somebody called you and they said, Oh, I just got back from Hong Kong, or I just got back from China and uh or Thailand and and I I've tested positive for this variant, what would you tell them to do?
You're the doctor.
I tell them come in, be seen, we'll get you on a on a on our protocol with ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine, uh, Z pack, some zinc, vitamin C and D3.
Uh how many patients did you treat all together?
I know you you it was I think it was well over 10,000 by the end, right?
We're we're well over 20,000 at this point.
Um 20,000.
Okay.
How many patients did you lose if you don't mind me asking?
So we didn't lose anybody if we started treatment before day seven, not a single person.
I mean, uh and why would why and why were you excoriated publicly with that track record?
Um because people would rather um complain in in the media than actually come to my clinic and see what was going on.
Um didn't they try to go after your license and and doctor for uh Dr. Fareed's license?
Yeah, they did.
They tried to come after our license, but after we had our hearing with the inspector, uh California dropped all the the investigations into physicians because they found out the the truth behind what our our therapies were doing.
And and yet you had to spend all those this money probably on attorneys in the interim.
Is that not the case?
That's absolutely correct.
Yeah, absolutely correct.
But we were vindicated, we won, um, and everyone else was all those other suits were dropped, so we saved, you know, tens of thousands of dollars to my colleagues who were all also under investigation.
So, you know, if I had to do it again, I would.
Well, I mean, it it speaks Volumes about your character.
So when people now are going to be reading about masking up again, and that this variant is is we see an increase in hospitalizations.
I mean, is there any truth to that, or is that just a crock?
It's a croc.
That's a crock.
Again, you can test people who are sick in the hospital and they're going to test positive.
You know, we we saw that from the very get-go.
They're they're very good at uh, you know, expanding um on untruth to to fit a narrative where you know, member patients would come in for trauma accidents, and they would die from trauma, but they would test them positive for COVID.
You know, patients on hospice care.
Well, they died from end stage cancer, but they tested positive for COVID.
And all of those COVID deaths were were put into the oh, all these people died from COVID.
And the first 80,000 of them also were co-infected with the flu.
Um, you know, we did that, we did that uh new special, and you know, it it it it it just goes to show that the government right now is more about controlling a narrative than seeking the truth.
And but would you agree that in the beginning, especially the alpha and beta strains, that this was a real threat to people that were older, pre-existing conditions, comorbidities.
I mean, there were people dying from this, and we had no earthly idea what to do at that time.
So that part is true, right?
It well, they we knew what to do, Sean, and that's the thing.
We knew what to do because we saw SARS one in 2005.
That's the the problem I have with all of this.
We knew what to do.
That's why when this came around, we had our treatment protocols already in place.
The research had been done.
We knew that hydroxychloroquine was effective.
We know that the secondary pneumonia is a problem.
We know how to treat inflammatory responses.
We know that uh steroids work with inflammation.
We know that monoclonal antibodies are readily available if we decide to manufacture them, you know, but but the government chose to go a different route.
Well, I give you a lot of credit that Dr. Tyson, you are a pioneer and you you clearly help lead the way, and I hope I hope people I don't think this country's learned from it, you know, and we'll have to depend on people like you in the future.
Yeah, I mean, we set up the mobile clinics uh scenario that Joe Lidapo uh started in Florida with Ron DeSantis.
The the Yeah, that was great centers, you know, and that was all monoclonal antibody and uh monoclonal antibody driven.
It was free for everybody in the free state of Florida where I now live.
Free.
Anybody.
Anybody in Florida got free cl monoclonal antibodies if they needed it when they had them, and then they cut them off.
Then Joe Biden just cut them off.
All right, we appreciate you.
Dr. uh Brian Tyson, along with George Farid writing the book uh overcoming the COVID 19 darkness, how two doctors successfully treated now 20,000 plus patients.
And uh, if you want more information, we'll put it on our website for people uh so you can get a hold of it.
Uh but I'm not letting people put us in a state of panic ever again.
Uh sick and getting sicker, but hopefully we are on the road to recovery.
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I can't believe my lying eyes.
It has been probably two years since we have heard from Velma in Vegas.
Is it about two years?
Velma, how are you?
I believe it is.
I'm doing good.
How are you doing?
I you have not changed one bit, although I'd be lying to this audience, which I will never do, unlike the legacy state run media mob.
Uh but um I have been in regular touch with you, and um I'm glad you're doing well.
I don't know if you want to tell talk about it or not, but you've been through a lot.
I've been through a lot.
But yet you was right there.
I'm telling you, I am so thankful for you and my family.
Uh yeah, I've been through cancer, bad cancer, and Sean knew all about it, and he's been supportive.
And I don't know if Sean wants me to tell you all this, but he talked to doctors, nurses, fasten them out.
No, Ted, you can tell everybody everything.
You yelled at me for making you get on an airplane to go see other doctors.
You yelled at me.
You do remember that, right?
Yes, I did that.
I saw I sent you to my doctors because I didn't like your doctors.
Yeah, I know, but I and I thank you.
I thank you.
And I thank you.
I made but but you weren't thanking me at the time.
You were cussing me out.
I was not you know I don't even curse.
Sean.
Well, you were you're you let's just say you were rather angry.
Is that a fair statement?
Yeah, yeah, but that chemo, that chemo liked to kill me.
You know that.
But I'm on my I talked, I talked to you regularly, and I was talking to my nephews, my adopted nephews regularly, and uh and keeping track of you regularly and making sure you're okay.
You did.
You did.
You did a lot for me.
And I appreciate it, and I thank you, and I thank Dr. Dort.
I thank you guys.
So now I can start telling my story.
You can tell your story, tell whatever you want.
I mean, first of all, thank God you're okay.
It was it was a little touch and go for a while, Velma.
You scared me.
I'm not gonna lie.
I know everybody.
You know what?
Even the doctors down here, they didn't think I was gonna make it.
But look at me.
Nobody but God, nobody but Jesus.
Thank you.
And you, Sean, you know how much I love you.
I can't, I can't say.
Well, then why did you yell at me when I made you go see better doctors?
My children and myself.
You have been some kind of friend.
You have you are a wonderful man.
I'm telling you, people, this man is on the kind.
This man has done so much he don't talk about, and I don't know what I can talk about.
But I'm just telling you, this man loves the Lord, and I'm so happy for him.
He's getting he's engaged, I'm happy for him, I want him to be happy.
He deserves it.
I love you.
Well, listen, I'm just I'm just happy you're well.
And even though you gave me a hard time, and when I tried to get you to do more rehab and insisted that people help you, you didn't particularly like that aspect of it.
Yeah.
Uh Linda, I'll bring Linda to Linda.
She you know she gave me a hard time on every step of the way.
I mean, she battled me every step of the way.
Well, sometime now I was out of it.
I was out of it, and you know it.
I didn't even know.
I had to learn to walk.
I have to learn to do all that over.
That's well, but but but but we but we Got the right people to help you, and that was important that you have the right people to help you.
My caregiver, thank you.
My caregivers right here with me now.
But uh after Friday, I will not no longer need a caregiver.
I can take care of myself.
Thank you very much, Uncle Sean Hannity.
By the way, uh the sh I I I remember you you also got upset.
Didn't I yell at somebody?
Who did I yell at?
I yelled at somebody.
Doctors, you lay on that nurses, you yelled at everybody.
I didn't yell, I just was insistent.
I was persistent and insistent that you get the proper care.
I know you were upset because I didn't want to go back in the hospital because I stayed in the hospital, and I didn't want to go back.
And it probably Oh, that that that was not a good day when you didn't want to go back.
That was not a good day.
I don't remember half of it.
But people say you were yelling and screaming at the uh the that man, what the man, the man, the under the man that cake did me to the hospital.
Not the undertaker.
No.
The ambulance guy, meanwhile, you are you're you're literally on the precipice of dying, and I'm like, get her in that ambulance now.
Or I will sue you.
That's what I said.
And I don't regret saying it.
I would do it again tomorrow because it was the right thing to do.
It was, and I appreciate you, and will it, and even though you said Willie don't like you, that's not true.
And he never talks to me.
Your husband has talked to me one time, like and said hello.
Y'all had a conversation.
You probably don't remember.
You're busy man.
I had a conversation.
By the way, all right, uh, we haven't even got to discuss.
Aren't you glad my my buddy Donald Trump won?
Huh?
Aren't you happy?
Hallelujah.
Oh my gosh.
Hallelujah's right, thank God.
And what do you think about Joe?
It turns out Sean Hannity was right about Joe Biden being a cognitive mess, and you used to tell me to lay off Joe Biden, and it turns out I was right, so I think you owe me an apology.
Well, you know what?
You know what?
Now that was an issue.
That was an issue.
Well, listen, I know you've been I through a lot, and and we didn't tell the audience a lot about it, but now that you're back, um, we're so happy.
Thank God you're okay, and I mean that.
And we love you, and we're proud of Anthony.
Just graduated.
Marcel is graduating.
The boys are doing great.
They have chosen great careers.
Uh, they've really grown up and matured in a great way.
Uncle Sean occasionally had to come down on them too.
And uh, how tough was I on them at different times.
That's right.
And you need to keep doing it.
You need to keep it.
Oh boy.
This is a life, this is a lifelong job for me.
You know, I told you God brought you into my life, and you know it too.
And you're stuck with us forever.
Linda, you're not even saying a word here.
You gotta help me out of this.
Oh, Velma's got it covered.
I don't need to interrupt Velma.
I learned that a long time ago.
I've known Velma what ten years now at least.
Yeah, we're just Velma, we love you.
We're so happy that you get you're well.
You did give me a scare.
And if I was if I was a little tough on you and a little tough on uh um people that were taking care of you because I didn't like what they were doing, uh, I'm not gonna apologize for it.
I because I'm glad you got caught COVID.
You really had a fit because I never had COVID.
I caught it when I was in that rehab center.
And you remember you were yeah, you you thank you.
Thank you.
Thank you, thank you, thank you.
You are a you my hero, and you I listen, I just fight for the people that I love.
Look at it that way.
And I don't apologize listen, if you're not your own, if you don't have a patient advocate in the medical system and somebody that's gonna hold people accountable, you know, you're gonna get passed over.
You're gonna be, you know, just the number in their mind.
And you're not a number in my mind.
And as I kept as I told you from day one, you're going to live.
Your boys need you, and I need you to give me a hard time on radio.
So I know you've been through a lot.
We're very proud that you and I told you we would get to this point.
I said, I told you it wasn't gonna be easy.
Uh I knew you'd have to go through a lot.
I made you do things like get on airplanes and see other doctors, and um I made you get nurses, and I made you do a lot of rehab, and I made you do a lot of things you don't want to do.
But I don't apologize because you're here and now you get to give me a hard time and pay me back.
I'm glad you were there.
I will never ever be able to to I'm indebted to you forever.
Now you're not indebted to anything.
You know what?
And thank the good Lord you're okay.
All right, but we're gonna continue.
We're gonna We're going back to our political discussions.
This isn't fun.
I'm just I just want to celebrate your healing and you're a hundred percent recovered and you're doing well, and uh thank God for that.
Cancer free.
Cancer free.
I mean, you made it, and by the way, the odds were not in your favor in the beginning.
Uh no.
I know.
I never told you how nervous I really was.
I just kept that to myself.
I just that's why.
I could tell.
You were you've been so good to me.
And I'm so thankful.
So thank you.
How great is the doctor that I sent you to.
The doctor picked you up at the airport.
The doctor put you up in his house.
The doctor gave you the best latest, greatest medical technology and treatment.
And you were treat you were treated like a uh a princess.
And hey, I know how the other where are Leo's now.
I stayed that's it.
Well, I would I'd do that for anybody.
I louds at the pool.
Everything was first clear.
People came to Mexico to get me up.
You did that.
You you did that.
Thank you.
Well, you weren't thanking me at the time in case you're you're the drugs, you know, somehow messed up your memory.
You were a little bit um let's say resistant, reluctant, um, unruly at times.
I mean, you gave me you gave me a hard time for just trying to help you.
But one night those people couldn't get my vein.
And you were telling me, you were telling me let him.
Oh, I remember that night.
You remember that?
I kept saying, try again.
Try again.
I said, You've got to get her blood.
A hard night.
That was a hard.
That was a hard night, but I got we got the blood, and they didn't want to try anymore.
And I said, Oh no, bring in your what do you call it?
Was it a phlebotomist?
What if calling that person?
Calling the blood person.
I want the professional.
I want to know who's the lead doctor on duty right now.
I want to know, and that's how I roll.
And I just don't start pressing.
I don't stop pressing.
I'm unrelenting.
No, I know, and I I thank you.
I can't thank you enough.
You made life a lot better for us, and I appreciate it.
I appreciate you just keep being the great mom you are and the person you are, and Donald Trump's president.
I want you to celebrate our new president with me, and we'll talk about that the next time.
Okay.
I love you.
Love you back.
I'm glad you're okay.
And kiss the boys.
Unbelievable.
Linda, I don't think I did.
I keep you in the loop on all this.
I don't think I did.
I know you were wearing.
Whatever I missed, I just got the update.
As did uh, you know, 30 million other people.
So well, the thing is she she made it hard to help her.
Well, I mean, she makes she makes it hard because she's a liberal.
That's her job.
They make things hard.
All right, quick break, right back to our phones.
We're glad Velma's well.
Uh on the other side, 800-941 Sean, if you want to be a part of the program as we continue.
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Don in Iowa, next, Sean Hannity Show.
What's up, Don?
How are you?
Hi, Sean.
Thank you for uh taking my call.
Congratulations to Velma, and uh may she continue to be cancer free for the rest of her days.
Amen.
I agree.
This this was a rough one.
Yes, I'm sure.
My mom just went through similar a few just a couple of years back.
So uh I'm in Texas.
I'm a truck driver over the road.
Yes, sir.
And uh love that.
I well I appreciate it.
I um you you thanks for uh keeping uh the word out uh about us drivers and what we go through every day because a lot of people still fail to understand it, so it's always appreciated, but uh that's not what I call for.
I called because of all of this auto pen news.
And you've been at the front of all of this, uh Joe Biden not being cognitant uh enough to uh cognitive enough to tie his own shoes.
And uh so it was obvious early on, but this coup that the Democrats continue to push, started, you know, back with Hillary, you know, purchasing the uh the uh rights to run for president by loaning the Democrat National Committee 35 million dollars,
uh Lieutenant Colonel Vindeman lying, saying the president, you know, threatened uh the president of Ukraine.
Everything is just a continuous coup with these people.
Now the autopen i is pretty much uh pardon the pun, the coup de grace, because that was absolute stealing of presidential powers.
And well, we are we're gonna have James Comer on tonight, as we've been telling you.
And uh I want a full investigation.
I want to know who knew what and when.
Uh, James Comer's demanding that the key presidential aides testify about this, you know, Biden cognitive cover-up.
Uh, evidence mounting that Biden officials use that auto pen to sign executive orders without the president's knowledge.
And they've got to account for their actions because the the party that claimed democracy's imperil uh was the most undemocratic of them all.
The biggest scandal in presidential history, the biggest cover-up in presidential history.
We're not giving up on it.
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You uh you put food on our tables every day, and we really uh we really appreciate it.
We're grateful every store that has any shelf filled is because of a trucker and because of farmers and ranchers and everybody else in between.
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