We know that our FDA has in many ways failed us by not allowing for the use of ivermectin and hydroxychloroquine,

both of which are used around the world to reduce COVID hospitalizations and deaths.

I pelted them with questions about COVID-19 and the vaccine and therapeutics, hydroxychloroquine,

and ivermectin and ivermectin as well as other proactive treatments and

practices while already helping COVID-19 patients all across the country.

Joe, people listening to that kind of advice calls to the Alabama Poison Center over exposure

to ivermectin, a drug used to deworm livestock,

have more than doubled this year as people continue to use it in an attempt to prevent or treat

COVID-19. Ivermectin, we should say, has not been approved for treating or preventing COVID-19

in humans. The FDA the other day tweeting this, you are not a horse, you are not a cow.

Serious, y'all, stop it.

So, Joe, we've, somewhere at NBC news reporters have called around the stores that sell this kind of stuff,

and they say we can't keep it on the shelf.

It's flying off the shelves because of the kind of stuff they're

hearing that we just played right there. Yeah, and those words lifted straight from my

fifth grade teacher, uh, actually in Ritty, Mississippi, uh, yell or not a horse,

yell or not a cow. Seriously, y'all stop it. Unfortunately, here we're talking about people that are

guiding Americans to use deworming treatment for cows and for horses, and it's one of the

strange things, Willie, that, again, we've talked about this a good bit, and something we'll never understand is this resistance to the vaccine, the safest vaccine,

as we heard yesterday, safer if you look at the numbers than aspirin.

And people will, the president, the last president of the United States,

we're talking about bleach using bleach.

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