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Omicron just got dunked, kind of like a seven foot NBA star smacks a basketball through the hoop.

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Today we're going to look at how only the elite can use the latest miracle cure while the masses are left with vax mandates alone.

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That's next.

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Hey, welcome back to the Barry Ferris show.

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I'm really glad you're here and I hope you're doing really well.

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Omicron just got dunked.

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It's a basketball term used to describe an indisputable score.

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Omicron lost and this miracle cure won.

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Now about a quarter of you have already had Omicron.

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That's according to the CDC statistics.

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And according to the CDC and their mirror disease controlled governmental departments around the world,

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if you haven't gotten it, you will probably get Omicron very soon, regardless of whether or not you've been vaccinated.

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And if you aggregate the reports from Denmark, Israel, the United Kingdom and the US of A,

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if you were previously infected and you get Omicron, you're going to likely recover in about five days on average.

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And if you had a vaccine and a booster shot, you'll have a nearly equal chance of getting Omicron.

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And you'll recover from it in about the same amount of time with about the same degree of symptoms on average.

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Now, you've probably already zoned out and I can't blame you for that.

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There are so many confusing things on COVID and you probably just want to move on with your life and forget about this whole conversation.

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But if you live in a free state, you've probably already done that.

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You've probably already moved on.

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Regardless, there's really an important freedom discussion here.

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And I don't think we should let it slip by.

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So today I'm going to look at this through the lens of a Provax academic scholar.

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She was able to tap into a miracle cure that beat back Omicron for her.

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Her name's Sally Sattel.

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She's a senior fellow at the American Enterprise Institute.

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AEI is a think tank.

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I've been a donor to AEI and I even participated in one, the speaking contest at their headquarters in D.C. a few years back.

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I don't know Sally, but I am a friend to the organization.

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I don't always agree with them, but I read their thoughtful articles.

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They're good.

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Sally is a visiting professor and she's from the psychiatry department of Columbia University School of Physicians and Surgeons.

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So she writes about the forgotten immunocompromised.

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She's got the authority to do that since she's among them.

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She's an organ transplant recipient.

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Now, Sally had a really difficult decision to make when the vaccines came out.

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They don't really work for more than half of organ transplant recipients and there's data to support that.

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The problem is that the medications that she takes to keep her organ healthy can also suppress her antibody producing cells.

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Yet she's a rule follower and she believes in the vaccines and she thinks they're effective overall.

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And she took both the first and the second dose of a vaccine.

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Now, she's regularly tested on a whole bunch of issues because of her condition.

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And this was certainly no exception.

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So even though she took both doses of the vaccine, her tests revealed that her body didn't produce any detectable antibodies.

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So now what should she do?

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Should she take the booster?

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She didn't think that she'd be kind of done with the vaccine since it didn't help the first two times around.

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But she believes in the vaccine in general and she got the vaccine booster.

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Her logic was that she thought the vaccine booster would strengthen her T cell mediated immunity.

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So in spite of her vulnerabilities as an organ donor recipient, she loves freedom enough that she decided to live as normally as she could.

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She writes that she wasn't reckless at all, not by any means, but she just tried to live in a more or less free manner.

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At the same time, she's a rule follower.

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So there's no real benefit to wearing a mask, according to NIH, CDC and dozens of studies from around the world.

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But she wore a mask and consistent with good practices that actually do help.

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She was diligent with things like hygiene and she believed that the vaccine would reduce the chances of her getting the virus.

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And she thought at the time that being near only the vaccinated would mitigate her risk even further.

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So she only socialized with people who were vaccinated.

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Now, Sally could have chosen to stay close to home and live in isolation.

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She writes that others with her condition have done that and they do it very rationally.

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I mean, people with her condition are more vulnerable to getting COVID in the first place.

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And if they do get it, they're much more likely to have a severe reaction, a severe symptom up to and including fatality.

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But she wanted some normalcy too, so to celebrate her birthday, she jumped on an Amtrak train

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from her home in Washington DC and went up to New York City.

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And you guessed it, she got COVID.

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Now my opinion of AEI scholars, I think it's fair, is that they're thoughtful, they're

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good people who lean center right on freedom issues.

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But they're very much part of the credentialed establishment.

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They have higher education from elite schools and from around the world, really, and they

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mingle with others who have the same pedigree and they're scholars.

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They're not entrepreneurs, they're not salesmen, they're not truck drivers, they're not electricians,

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they're not cabinet workers, they're not software engineers, they're not executives, they're

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not farmers, they're not small business owners, they're scholars.

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Now sometimes scholars, and I lived with one, my dad was one, don't always have a ready

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handle on common sense issues.

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But Sally sure did in this case, and it stands to reason.

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When she got COVID, she says that her throat was on fire.

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The way she describes it, she felt as if she were gagging on a molten lump.

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That sounds terrible, and it is serious.

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Regardless of her being thrice vaccinated, vaccinated three times, she is immunocompromised,

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so forget the rules.

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If she doesn't get help right away, and I mean fast, this could become fatal.

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So she took advantage of her connections.

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She talked to her doctor.

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The doctor put her in contact with a clinic in Baltimore that would get her taken care

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What would they get her taken care of with?

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An effective monoclonal.

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Now it's very limited in its availability, but it's very effective.

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Now keep in mind that a monoclonal has been around in various forms for quite some time,

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and it was proven very effective against COVID and Delta, the Delta variant.

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However, four out of five of the makers of monoclonals don't make much of a dent in Omicron.

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I can't tell whether it's supposed to be Omicron or Omicron, but let's call it Omicron.

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I asked my doctor if any of those monoclonals now work on Omicron, and he said that GlaxoSmithKline

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is the only one that works well against it.

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And sure enough, that's what all the publicly available research shows too.

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Now many people were helped by Eli Lilly's and Regeneron's monoclonal.

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In fact, the previous POTUS got over COVID really fast with Regeneron.

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That's how he recovered so fast back in December of 2020.

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But Omicron's tricky.

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It has 37 mutations.

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GlaxoSmithKline's Sotrovimab is effective against all 37 mutations in the spike protein of Omicron.

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That's the part of the virus that binds to the cells in our body.

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So what's this monoclonal that's called Sotrovimab actually do?

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Well, according to their chief scientific officer, Hal Behrens, Sotrovimab clones the

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white blood cells from those who have recovered from COVID.

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That's right.

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It borrows from those who have natural immunity, and it infuses your body with a mirror image

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of those white blood cells.

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Those cloned white blood cells then latch on to the spike protein, and that prevents

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them from replicating.

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It's really pretty amazing, quite remarkable.

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A miracle drug, no doubt.

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So this treatment gets put into your body intravenously.

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So it impacts your whole body almost right away, and the treatment lingers in your lungs.

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Now, that's good.

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What's it doing in your lungs?

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Well, it's hanging out in your lungs to fight off the coronavirus and any lingering effect

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of it.

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So one treatment, and you fight off all the mutations of Omicron and some of the long

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COVID in one fell swoop.

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Pretty great.

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Now, Eli Lilly's and Regeneron's monoclonal were originally effective against Delta, but

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they're just not hitting Omicron.

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So we asked, why not?

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We looked it up.

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Well, according to Fred Hutchison from the University of Washington, those monoclonals

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are too targeted.

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They handled the original virus and Delta quite well, but the mutations avoid those

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monoclonal's ability to attach to the virus and keep it from replicating.

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And the reason for that is it doesn't clone the white blood cell quite as well.

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It doesn't clone natural immunity as well as GlaxoSmithKline's product does.

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So anyway, back to Sally.

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She's smart enough to know that you go with what works.

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And her doctor had the same information about Omicron and GlaxoSmithKline's capability to

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take care of it.

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So let's go and use Trovimab and get that in your system now.

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So he set her up with a clinic in Baltimore and that would give her that monoclonal.

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She zipped down to Baltimore and there she was.

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getting treatment, 30 minutes of intravenous infusion

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of citrovimab, Glaxo's monoclonal treatment.

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This was something that was approved by the FDA

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for emergency use.

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And that was way back in May.

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It's really designed and held back

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for the 7 million immunocompromised people,

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people that have cancer or some kind of a disease

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that makes it impossible for them to have the vaccine.

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So it's reserved for those who are, here's the quote,

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at high risk of progression to severe COVID-19,

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including hospitalization or death.

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So people that have a high risk, high comorbidity,

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that type of deal.

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And of course, Sally qualified.

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She's an organ transplant recipient.

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So she got this 30 minute procedure.

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Here's what's amazing.

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She felt better in one day.

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Her throat was no longer on fire.

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And we're very happy for Sally

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and we're glad she's doing well.

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Here's what's amazing.

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After her one dose, in just five days, she tested negative,

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nine days after being exposed.

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But Omicron is slippery.

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It isn't as severe as Delta, but it's got 37 mutations

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and it's got a way of causing reinfection.

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The monoclonal citrovimab that she took

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is likely to prevent a resurrection of reinfection.

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And so it's probably gonna last for six months.

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Now, fortunately for her, she's in a very elite group.

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She was able to tap into first rate medical care,

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but we spent trillions, trillions,

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if you include the stimulus packages,

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on COVID and fighting it off.

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So why is this monoclonal rare?

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Why is it only used by the elite?

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The problem is there are shortages of this citrovimab

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due to deliberate actions and inactions

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taken by the U.S. government.

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Sally's argument, and it's understandable,

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is that the immunocompromised should not be forgotten.

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She mentions this other drug

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It was just authorized by the FDA in December of 2021.

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Evushield requires two jabs and it gives protection

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from getting the virus for really up to six months.

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to the vaccine or they're immunocompromised,

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It's only for those who are qualified.

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It has some of the same adverse reaction issues

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as the vaccine, but not as severe it seems.

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to get you a definitive answer,

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but it seems like it's less on the adverse reactions.

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It shows a lot of promise

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and there are shortages of it as well.

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So Sally's goal is to encourage more availability

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for the immunocompromised.

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According to GlaxoSmithKline,

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more of the monoclonal could be easily made available.

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Right now, the government could buy more.

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The government just hasn't done so.

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more Evushield is available too.

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In fact, they hold inventory right now of finished product

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that exceeds their near-term forecasted demand.

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of what it could buy and what it should buy and what we need.

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Sally argues on behalf of the immunocompromised

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and she's heartbroken over the many

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who did not have the capability to tap

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into the priceless treatment

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that she was able to benefit from.

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And I appreciate her empathy

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and I certainly respect her moral authority.

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I mean, she holds that to make the case,

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but why are we only benefiting the immunocompromised?

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According to NIH, Omicron can cycle back

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and reinfection every six months,

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regardless of your vaccination status.

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If that's true and Evushield is effective,

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why not more broadly make that available as an alternative?

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And if the monoclonal only takes 30 minutes

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and it can regenerate and take somebody that's vulnerable

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and in one day, they can be almost cured,

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why not have the monoclonal available

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for all when they get infected?

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You know, the government has spent,

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the U.S. government has spent crazy money,

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unfathomable money, trillions of dollars to fight COVID.

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With more honesty and broader transparency,

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the monoclonal that works

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would be made available everywhere.

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The market would demand it.

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You know, I got Omicron last month.

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I was fortunate, I definitely had it,

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but it only had minor symptoms.

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But if the monoclonal was available,

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I would have certainly taken it.

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I mean, if I could, I would have even paid for it.

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I mean, who wouldn't want to fight off

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the known problem with Omicron

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with an effective solution

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that bypasses your gastrointestinal system.

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It just goes right to the place in your body

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where we can make best use of it.

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And it lasts.

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Right now, the Glaxo Monoclonal is not even available to private entities for resale.

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The government bogs it down under its emergency use authorization,

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so you can't get it from a private entity, even if you want to pay for it, with your own money.

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And you can't get it from the distribution channels that the government doles out because

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the US government isn't willing to make the miracle treatment available on a more broad

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basis like it could. The government made a vaccine available to everyone because it could.

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Why doesn't it make a miracle treatment available to everyone?

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Let's step back. If we'd approached COVID back in March 2020, the way many of us were imploring,

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we wouldn't have had this problem. When you start with freedom, the government is merely the

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servant of the people. When it serves, it makes information and various expertise available as

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it becomes available. It does not put itself in the position of know-it-all because it doesn't

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know it all, but it can use its power to ensure transparent information is made available. And

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it can use its power to grease the skids for faster approvals and broader distribution.

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If it serves, it equips. And when people are equipped, they'll find what's best for them.

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And pharmaceutical companies, if fairly competed with, and if they're being fully transparent,

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would result in a wide distribution of what's best at a lower cost. And it would have even

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higher quality. You'd have the next rendition of that monoclonal for the next variant already

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underway. Now, Sally is a smart intellectual, and she was saved by her ability to tap into a

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life-saving miracle monoclonal. And I'm really glad she was. But it's time the government, big

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media, big tech, big corporations serve the masses and return to freedom. No more of this pious,

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sanctimonious censorship. Serve with humility. Let all the information get out there broadly.

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The effect of monoclonal and EvuShield, those should be available to everyone who wants them.

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And they could be. The U.S. government has to return to its rightful place. Quit overreaching.

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Quit over-controlling. Allow people to return to normal and allow all the treatments to be

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openly discussed and promulgated. To your freedom. God bless you.