I think the biggest story here, I've been really excited to report this, is the PCR testing.

There's been a lot of issues with this, even Tony Fauci came out and said anything over

35 cycles with this PCR testing is not too accurate.

And we covered this, we did a whole breakdown of how the cycles work, how the 45 cycles

has the ability to be up to 100% false positives, which is unbelievable that they're using this

diagnostic tool this way.

We laid it all out, but there's sort of a new breaking story.

It's no longer a problem that high virus pointing out, is it?

No, and how did we get here?

Why were we even using this test?

So in January, a German virologist named Christian Drossden, he created a new laboratory

assated to detect the coronavirus from the German Center for Infection Research.

And he put out the WHO quickly picked that up, picked up that guideline.

And the Euro surveillance also published that in their journal, as an infectious disease,

epidemiology journal.

And it's called detection of 2019 novel coronavirus by real-time RT PCR.

And that was in January.

And that became a standard.

He has been to the guy that took, there's always been PCR tests, but he isolated the part

that could detect the coronavirus for COVID-19 that could be used in a PCR test and say,

hey, we're ready to go.

We can start testing everybody.

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