Hey, folks, I am Rebecca, blonde in the belly of the beast. And I have with me today, Dr. Peter McCullough. Thank you so much for joining me. It's such an honor to speak with you. I want to thank you for taking time out of your schedule, which includes seeing patients, unlike so many of these supposed COVID experts, I was so happy to hear that you were still seeing patients. I think most of us are familiar

with you from the Senate hearings and the widely circulated Joe Rogan interview. It was about a year ago.

But I'd love it if you could tell my audience a bit about yourself and how your credentials as an

epidemiologist and cardiologists have led you to your current viewpoints, particularly with regard to the

pandemic response and the vaccine.

I'm delighted to be on the program.

I'm Dr. Peter McCullough.

I'm a practicing internist and cardiologist in Dallas, Texas, and I hold degrees from Baylor University,

the University of Texas Southwestern Medical School in Dallas.

I finished in top of my class.

The University of Michigan for graduate school and epidemiology

and Southern Methodist University for graduate liberal arts studies,

a degree I got later on in life,

completed my residency at University of Washington in Seattle,

my cardiology fellowship at what's now the Oakland University of William Beaumont School of Medicine.

I held a variety of academic positions over the course of my career.

I was a chief academic scientific officer for Ascension Health, a chief of cardiology at a major

university.

And when the COVID-19 hit, I redirected all of my cardiovascular and internal medicine research towards the virus and the viral pandemic.

And I started with understanding the epidemiology of it.

That means the distribution and determinants of disease

quickly organized with Italians and other colleagues

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