There are all sorts of issues that have been caused by this COVID pandemic and the big one coming

out of Europe is discussions about cancer. Is it going to cause more cancer that people can't get

into hospitals or that they can't get to the Dr. oncologist? How 12 times more people are dying

from cancer than COVID? As experts, Warren Treatment's backlog will become collateral damage

of the pandemic. Cancer deaths may rise for the first time in decades in the UK because of the

backlog of cases built over the COVID pandemic. Charities worn. Shocking, rising cancer patients

not being treated due to COVID-19 concerns. NIH England data shows. I can tell you that there's

data here in America. The same concerns. What's going to happen? The cancer rates? Where are people

going? And I wanted to talk to some friends of mine that know a lot about cancer. And that is

Ty and Charlene Bollinger who have been running the truth about cancer. They have a new series that's

going to be coming out about cancer. But I think when we're talking, is there going to be a rise?

We have relatives. We all know that they're part of it. I'm never going to tell you you should go

an alternate route or you should go with the mainstream route. But given all the questions we now

have of the AMA, of the CDC, the WHO, you may have a friend that wants to have another look, a

different look at this. I had the opportunity to sit down yesterday and just ask Ty and Charlene

a few questions, both about this idea of a rise in cancer and also about the project they have going.

Here's that discussion. All right, Ty and Charlene. First of all, I want to thank you for taking

the opportunity to sort of talk to me today. I was just pointing out there's headlines really coming

out, you know, concerns of rise in cancer. The headlines are coming out of the UK, but I know I've

talked to scientists and doctors. There's a real concern that these COVID lockdowns kept people

from getting treated, kept people from being diagnosed. Now, I know that a lot of the focus of that

conversation is people getting chemo and going to oncologists, but you've really you've been through

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