I'm just going to say this up front.

The president of the United States is promoting disproven and potentially harmful medical treatments

for COVID-19.

And I know, look, it's not new.

But in recent days, there's been talk among some of the president's supporters that he

was now finally getting it, encouraging mask wearing.

But of course, once again, he's being incredibly dangerously irresponsible.

He takes no responsibility for it and clearly doesn't care if it harms anyone.

Yes, the president can occasionally read remarks written by someone else on a teleprompter

that makes it sound like he's being responsible, which he did again this evening.

But 149,000 Americans are dead, which this self-proclaimed wartime president again did not

mention in his prepared remarks that he was reading off that paper.

And like a snake oil salesman, he's still promoting disproven medical treatments.

It is unconscionable.

And whose medical advice is the president of the United States now promoting?

It's not Dr. Fauci, not Dr. Burke, not even Dr. Redfield from the CDC or the certain general

who's been actually begging people to wear masks.

No, the president is now promoting a doctor whose viral video has been very popular suddenly

among QAnon conspiracy theorists and COVID deniers.

She's a doctor from Houston who also believes that women can be physically impregnated by

witches in their dreams.

It's what we call astrosex.

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