Journalist Describes Newsroom Dispute Over Ivermectin Coverage

I've done some posts on this. When my boss tried to say, "You will read what's in the prompter," it had no information on doctors who were using it.

It had a lady with a horse saying, "Give this to my horses.

I would never give this to a human being."

It was right when Joe Rogan came out and said that he used it and it was effective for him.

Yeah. There was a media campaign to discredit this.

And when I, when he came to the studio, this has never happened before, and said, "You will read this. You change the script. You edit all..."

I edit all the, the factual information.

He said, "It's been taken out, and you're gonna read what's in the prompter."

I said, "No, I'm not going to do that." Mm-hmm.

And when I went to my bigger boss and said, "Hey, there is emerging data.

There are people suing hospitals to force hospitals to give ivermectin."

This news director told me, "There is no data."

I said, "That's a lie. There is data." That's what was happening on the media side.

If you even attempted or tried to tell people, there is a reason why there was this coordinated effort to shut this down.

Then when I learned that under the Emergency Use Authorization Act, in order to have a mandated vaccine as a remedy, there can't be anything else on the market that is effective against.

Mm. Is that, now is that-