Well, if we've learned anything from these past couple of years, my fellow Americans, it's that personal medical freedom and liberty are in crisis.

America Outlaw Pulse brings together the top experts in health care related fields

to keep you a beat ahead. Hello, ladies and gentlemen. This is Dr. Clayton Jay Baker on the

America Out Loud Pulse program on the America Out Loud Radio Network.

Today I'm delighted to have my good friend and fellow author John Leake as a special guest today.

And John, as many of you at America Out Loud may know, is a close associate of another good friend of mine, Dr. Peter

McCullough. And I'm going to turn things right over to my guest, John, to give us a little bit of

his background, and then we'll get into some current events and what he's been working on lately

in terms of his latest book. So welcome, John,

and tell us all a little bit about yourself. Thank you, Clayton. Well, you know, I saw you

at a Brownstone Institute conference up in Connecticut. I was delighted to see you. And we talked

about how what's happening in the world today,

whether it be with medicine, I kind of what led us to meet each other to begin with was the

pandemic, the bizarre pandemic response of our official public health agencies. And you asked me, you know, how did I get

into this with a background of true crime? I kind of out of true crime investigative reporting.

And I think that what grabbed my attention about the pandemic came out of my interest in forensic medicine for my first book,

which was about an international serial killer. The story started in Vienna, Austria.

I got very interested in forensic medicine or forensic pathology. I got to be friends with

pathologists at the Vienna Institute of

Forensic Medicine. And it was really through that experience that I became interested in the

whole question of, you know, how do we die? I mean, what is it, what is the cause of death?

And, you know, we think of this in the context of a who done it, like a violent crime

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