ny questions, you couldn't do a deep dive, but you knew the name and somebody else had told you the claim. You didn't even hear from the person. Is that credible? No, no, that's zero credibility. Is there a reason that we do clinical trials instead of watching what three people said as reported by another person? No, no, there's a reason we do the clinical trials because that has no evidentiary value. None.

So I'm going to cause some trouble today. So I said I don't think it's true. I'm going to be attacked all day long by people who say, Scott, you fool, don't you know that Big Pharma is just trying to sell their cures and they don't want you to know that ivermectin and fenbendazole is literally curing. The claims are that people with stage four cancer are cured, you know, not just helped them, completely cleared. And so I ask this. Let's talk to one of them. Just one. Show me one live human being who says something like I had an incurable cancer and I'm now completely clear. Here's my test results. I'm sitting next to my doctor. My doctor can confirm that I'm completely clear of a cancer that was incurable.

Now what happens if you talk to them and they say well it wasn't an incurable cancer and the other complimentary things we were doing have cured it before. But this person