Last week, senators Ron Johnson, Mike Lee and Ted Cruz sent a letter to FDA head commissioner

Stephen Hahn.

And they were asking for all the studies and the medical papers used to inform the FDA

on hydroxychloroquine, had no clinical effect and maybe harmful.

And in the letter, quoted that they had talked to a lot of physicians.

They said the physicians are concerned that the FDA's actions regarding HCQ may be directly

costing lives by limiting outpatient access to this potentially beneficial treatment.

Now, that was last week.

Those were due by the 25th of August.

So presumably, all that data is in the hands of these senators and they're going through

that.

But what I see with this is they're taking this fight.

I guess you want to call it to non-politicize a treatment and get this thing out there.

They're taking it from social media censorship, a social media battleground to more of an

official them of the senators and whatever department needs to get involved to make this

thing happen.

So the censorship won't affect the conversation as much.

That's how I interpret this.

It's so unfortunate that this thing has turned into a political football because people's

lives are hanging in the balance.

But whatever senators or congressmen are out there, it's good to know that somebody,

obviously, is getting on to social media because you're not going to get the hydroxychloroquine

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