Well, let me introduce you first, Dr. Peter McCollack, is an internist, a cardiologist,

professor of medicine, and a Texas anatomy university. He's an extraordinary academic physician,

as well as a practicing physician. He is the editor of two major journals. It's a privilege

to be able to say this about a guest that he is the most published person in his field,

which deals with heart and kidneys in the history of the world. Let's make that clear.

And he's been on the front line of dealing with the COVID epidemic, really, in this battle that we've

seen. It has been left in the hands of independent physicians to try to find therapeutic treatments,

off-the-shelf treatments, something that is not part of the pharmaceutical paradigm that are

kind of non- or expired patent medicines. And we've seen this very strange

conflict, really, where it appears to many people who are standing on the sidelines like me that

many of those treatments that could save lives instead of being promoted and investigated and

studied by the health authorities are instead being sabotaged and made, they're inaccessible.

And Dr. McCollack has been part of a couple of different groups of physicians who have

systematically gone out on the beginning of the pandemic and said, you know, we know these

medicines, we've been using them for many years, which ones make sense to treat these patients on

and then looking at the literature all over the world and saying, why is it that we have that

Cuba, which was the first place that was in the one of the first place that was infected and had a

very, very, you know, high level of infection rate, but they have a death rate, it was around 14 per

10,000 people, whereas the US has 1,500 and should we be applauding Tony Fauci and saying that

that is a success story that we have among, I think the two highest death rates in the world.

And why is that happening? So I want to welcome you to the show. You're not only a brilliant physician

but you're a very, very courageous man because in your profession it is lethal in some ways,

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