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Let's get real, let's get loud. On America loud talk radio. This is a McCullough Report. And I'm Dr. Peter McCullough.

It's a great pleasure to welcome to the microphone, someone who I've actually already seen now in video.

And she's young, she's dynamic, attractive. It has, I think, a really, really important compassionate message to tell us today.

And it has to do with her production of a new documentary called Annic Totals. And that's Jennifer Sharp. Jennifer, welcome to the McCullough Report.

Hi, thank you for having me. I'm very honored to be here.

Jennifer, tell us a little bit about your background. Will you grow up and where you went to college, etc.

Yeah, I grew up in Ohio, so I'm a midwestern. And then I went to New York NYU. And from there I studied acting and film. And I wanted to make movies since I was six years old.

So that's just kind of in my goal. So I went to NYU. I made some movies in New York.

And then I moved to Los Angeles because I thought that was the place to be if I'm going to make movies.

So I did that whole journey. And then I've been in Los Angeles for like 17 years, making movies. And I generally make fiction, comedy, really deep cerebral, but like not anything like anecdotals.

You know, it's like I'm used to doing like comedy and all this stuff. So I came to LA. I've been doing it. But then because of what's been happening.

I was really, really inspired to make this documentary anecdotals because there was just so much ignorance about what was really going on.

I had a vaccine reaction and nobody was nobody cared and nobody believed me and everybody was like, oh, you're so rare. And yet I was in a support group with thousands and thousands of people.

So as a filmmaker, I my career has kind of culminated in like doing this documentary that I think is really, really important. And it's been an interesting journey.

I think during the crisis that we've been called to some type of duty, some type of action to try to help others. And we find it frustrating when our loved ones and friends around us don't have the same sense of urgency. I seem to have that all the time.

And so I give you a great credit for for doing this. Now tell us what was your biggest movie, most notable movie before COVID-19?

So I had actually Una great movie. It's called Una great movie, which is a great movie only a is Una in Spanish. And it had just been released on Amazon.

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