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The Joe Rogan experience.
So what about, like, can we talk about ivermectin?
Yeah.
Sure.
So, I covered it, what they did in Mexico City, and ivermectin seems to be a
drug that
not only treats it, but it will prevent you from getting it.
I think we need studies.
We need legitimate studies, and I don't know how that happens, because the
problem with
this argument and this conversation is, you know, you'll have people saying, "I've
used
this on my patients," like Dr. Pierre Corey, who's been on this podcast, and I
100% believe
him and I support him, and I'm not saying that he's not telling the truth.
The problem is, I think, in order to state something emphatically, like, this
is what we need to
do, this is the best treatment, we need studies, right?
This is the only way you find out, and, well, who's going to fund these studies?
Who's going to fund a study?
And the problem is, it's a generic drug.
That's it.
It's been around for 40 years, has a long history of use, and also, there's a
difference
between using it as a prophylactic, so using it as a preventative measure,
which is one
of the things that Dr. Pierre Corey talked about on this podcast.
I forget where they used this, but there was hundreds of doctors, and then
there was a percentage
of them that used ivermectin as a prophylactic, and there's a percentage that
did not.
The percentage that did not.
Half of the doctors, roughly, or half of the healthcare workers got COVID.
The percentage that did use it as a prophylactic, 100% did not get it.
Now, I don't know if they got lucky, because this is why you need a large study,
and it's
a long-term study.
Maybe, I don't know, was their job different than the people who got it?
I don't know.
That's the problem.
When I'm a fucking comedian and a cage-fighting commentator, when I'm talking
about very
important issues, I have to hedge my opinions on these things.
Yes, I know, I know.
It's tricky.
But in an environment where people aren't allowed to talk or question things,
you know,
well, for instance, my doctor.
So when I got the vaccine, I got the double.
Which one did you get?
I got the Moderna, because I have an underlying health problem.
And I've talked about it before on the show.
We have talked about it, yeah.
And so my doctor, because my doctor, people are like, why did you trust the
government?
No, I don't trust the government.
You trust Big Pharma?
No, I don't trust Big Pharma.
I trusted my doctor.
Right.
My doctor who saved my life and said that because of your thing, you should get
it because
we don't know how it's going to affect you and you blah, blah, blah, blah.
So I got it.
And then, you know, I just, you know, the symptoms you get from it, they never
went away for me.
What were your symptoms?
So I had body aches, flu-like fever.
I had a joint pain.
I had a stiff neck.
Have you tried going in an ice bath for 20 minutes?
Sorry.
Yeah.
So how long did it-
Yeah, I'm still cold.
I'm still cold.
I'm just warming up now.
I can tell.
It's fucking two hours in this podcast.
I can tell.
Is when you, how long did it last?
How long do your symptoms last?
So on April 17th, I got the second jab and I just never got better.
Was it immediate?
Before the, after the first jab, did you have side effects?
Yes, but it went away.
And then the second jab-
How long did they last after the first shot?
I don't remember, but because-
A couple days?
Yeah, it was like maybe a week.
I think a week.
And then the second time, they just never went away.
And I was like, what is going on?
Because I would get these waves of exhaustion a couple times a day.
And then my producer had the same, at the fifth week, I had a stiff neck.
He got a stiff neck.
My wife got a stiff neck.
And we all got the stiff neck on the side where we got the shot.
So I got it on this side.
They got it on that side.
And then I looked it up and it turns out stiff neck is a thing that people
experience from the jab.
And I was like, oh, I didn't know that.
They don't tell you that.
And so that's common.
I'm like, okay.
And then it spread to the whole neck.
Okay.
Now, my producer and my wife, they went away.
Their stiff necks went away.
Mine didn't.
So anyway, so I tweeted about it.
I tweeted like, hey, just to let everybody know, this is my reaction to the
vaccine.
Because when people started to come on me, like, call me anti-vax.
And I'm like, no, I got the vax.
I got it.
I go, when people have a reaction to an experimental vaccine that is not FDA
approved, you're supposed
to not suppress the reactions.
You're supposed to ask people what the reactions are so we can make the
vaccines better.
That's a thing that when Jen Psaki's talking about misinformation online and
combating misinformation,
she distributed misinformation.
Of course.
Because she said that it's approved by the FDA in their gold standard.
She said that?
She said that.
It is not approved.
When you go to get the vaccine, they-
Pull up, pull that up.
Let's make sure that she said that.
I'm 99% positive she said that.
Because I remember reading that going, you can't say that when you're the White
House press
secretary, because that's not a true statement.
This is, it's approved for emergency use authorization because we're in the
middle of a pandemic.
Right.
That's-
We're in an emergency.
Yes.
But it's not an FDA approved-
Joe, when you go get the jab, they give you a piece of paper and on it in bold
black letters,
it says, this is not an FDA approved vaccine.
Right.
And they think, do you see that?
And I'm like, yeah.
They go, you okay with that?
Yeah, I guess.
My doctor said, I'm supposed to be here.
Did you find it?
Yeah.
I found the transcript of it.
I didn't find the video.
Well, I'm pretty sure I saw the video, but I definitely have read the
transcript.
And I want this to be accurate because it's a big accusation.
This is what she said here when someone asked about the misinformation-
What is this from?
Whitehouse.gov.
Okay.
So, you know, more than just competition about vaccines, the risk impact, okay,
here it is.
Misleads the public by falsely alleging that mRNA vaccines are untested and
thus risky, even
though many of them are approved and have gone through the gold standard of the
FDA approval
process.
That's right.
That's not true.
So, she's saying many of the mRNA vaccines-
There's only two that are mRNA vaccines.
It's messenger RNA.
That is the Pfizer and the Moderna.
That's the ones that we use in America.
The Johnson & Johnson, it's an adenovirus vaccine.
It's different, as is the AstraZeneca, right?
The AstraZeneca, I believe, is very similar to the Johnson & Johnson.
They're different.
But the point is-
Yeah, the Johnson & Johnson uses the old technology and the Moderna and Pfizer.
They use the ones that were developed by DARPA.
Yeah, but the point is, it's like, it's not FDA approved.
No, because that takes a while.
So, if she's saying that, right, this is-
Isn't that misinformation?
It is.
Seems like it.
And if it says it when you get the jab and it says it in bold print, so your
experience,
even though this is your personal experience and you did get vaccinated, people
are so rabid
online about this.
Oh, my God.
It is the most divisive subject, I think, ever since Trump.
It really is.
It is a nutty, divisive subject.
And people just get furious about it.
And they're furious if anybody talks about any negative side effects, even if
it's accurate.
I know.
So, I had tweeted about it just because I wanted to see if other people had
this experience.
Right.
And, you know, maybe it's just me.
Maybe it's not.
So, I got contacted by lots of people.
Same experience.
And I got contacted by a doctor who's leading a bunch of other doctors, a group
of doctors
and studying this.
And they just submitted a paper on people about the vaccine.
Right.
And so, he tells me over a DM, this is what we think is happening.
This is a spike protein.
And you're suffering from a spike protein thing and blah, blah, blah.
And go to see your doctor.
And hopefully, your doctor will work with us.
And give me ivermectin and fluvoxamine I'm taking for inflammation in my brain.
You have inflammation in your brain?
Well, that's because it causes inflammation.
So, the spike proteins cause inflammation.
And so, they did some kind of blood test on me.
And they said, yeah, you got the thing.
Was it a D-dimer test?
Is that what it was?
Joe, you got me.
But they said, look, you have the same.
You're right where a long-haul COVID person is.
Like, whatever the markers were, I had the same thing.
You're right there.
And so, I go to my doctor.
And I start to explain to my doctor about what this other doctor told me.
And my doctor says, oh, I'm treating five people just like you.
And one of them is a neurosurgeon and one of them is a nurse.
And they were afraid to talk about their symptoms because they were afraid to
be ostracized and stigmatized.
And I'm like, what a messed up situation we're in in this culture when they
politicize medicine where doctors and medical professionals are afraid to talk
about their symptoms.
That's horrible.
It's also putting people in a position where big pharma is the good guy now.
Yeah.
Which has never happened before.
And especially the exact same companies that people were openly criticizing in
the past and showing, pointing out lawsuits they've lost for hiding information
about test results, about things that have happened during studies.
And these same people are now ignoring any possible side effects.
It's nuts.
I mean, how do we make it better?
How do we know maybe some people?
I mean, that suppression of data is not the way you improve a vaccine.
The suppression of people's symptoms and data, that is not, you know, and in
anything, it's not how it works.
But that's how they want it to work because of Trump.
Because if you say, it's just crazy.
It is crazy.
Even that hydroxychloroquine, right?
Hydroxychloroquine.
Yeah, hydroxychloroquine that Trump was touting and they were like, he's nuts
because he's touting it.
I didn't know anything about it.
But then all of a sudden studies came out that say, hey, no, that actually has
been helping.
So now we have contrary, contradicting studies, right?
I just, it was a Newsweek.
I wasn't making it.
I didn't pull it out of some crazy thing.
It's an establishment mainstream news thing.
I'm pretty sure it was Newsweek.
And I tweeted it out and I said, hey, can we stop, now can we stop politicizing
medical science?
Can we get back to just doing medical science again and asking questions?
How much damage did Trump do on that one, the one conversation he had?
Do something like cleaning, something which you use.
So much damage.
You do bleach, like light, you can kill it with light.
It's going to be a miracle.
Like that one thing where people are like, what the fuck is it?
Because he was riffing.
Yes.
He was clearly riffing.
He's clearly riffing.
He didn't prepare for this.
He probably just got to eat in a fucking double cheeseburger.
And he's like, he's, you know, because.
He's a salesman.
He's just a big.
But because he's so divisive, like everyone is still, it's almost like, do you
know, like if
you got in a fight with someone, like maybe your neighbor, and then you got in
your car
and there was a road incident.
And you're like, get the fuck out of here.
You're already so ramped up.
Yeah.
Because of the fight you got in with your neighbor.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is what the whole country's like.
That's a great analogy.
That's what it's like.
It's like the whole country just got in a fight with the neighbor.
Like he's putting his trash can on your lawn.
Yeah.
Hey, you fuck.
Keep them on your own side, you piece of shit.
And then you're in your car.
Fuck.
And this is like the whole country is like at eight out the door, out the door
in their
car already at eight and a scale one to 10.
They're already ready to go.
And so whether it's the vaccine or whether it's the border wall or whether it's
kids in
cages or what the fuck, whatever it is, everybody's so goddamn angry and ready
to go.
And then you deal with the economic crisis that a giant percentage of the
country just went
through over the past year and then losing loved ones to this fucking disease
and all
this chaos and so many people who have never experienced like high levels of
adversity.
And all of a sudden they're confronted with it.
If you've played it safe your whole life, you've really never done anything
risky, never
taken any chances.
You've had a regular life and a regular job.
You've played safe.
And then all of a sudden now you're fucked and you're confronted with a perhaps
deadly
disease that might take you out.
And you got all these other problems in the world and everybody's like, ah, and
they don't
have the coping skills.
They don't have the ability to handle these things.
And that's where we find ourselves as a country right now.
And it's weird because then you have that with the echo chamber aspect of
social media
where everybody's just looking for positive reinforcement of their own ideas
and confirmation bias.
It's wild.
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Jimmy Dore's Experience with Vaccine Side Effects

The Joe Rogan experience.
So what about, like, can we talk about ivermectin?
Yeah.
Sure.
So, I covered it, what they did in Mexico City, and ivermectin seems to be a
drug that
not only treats it, but it will prevent you from getting it.
I think we need studies.
We need legitimate studies, and I don't know how that happens, because the
problem with
this argument and this conversation is, you know, you'll have people saying, "I've
used
this on my patients," like Dr. Pierre Corey, who's been on this podcast, and I
100% believe
him and I support him, and I'm not saying that he's not telling the truth.
The problem is, I think, in order to state something emphatically, like, this
is what we need to
do, this is the best treatment, we need studies, right?
This is the only way you find out, and, well, who's going to fund these studies?
Who's going to fund a study?
And the problem is, it's a generic drug.
That's it.
It's been around for 40 years, has a long history of use, and also, there's a
difference
between using it as a prophylactic, so using it as a preventative measure,
which is one
of the things that Dr. Pierre Corey talked about on this podcast.
I forget where they used this, but there was hundreds of doctors, and then
there was a percentage
of them that used ivermectin as a prophylactic, and there's a percentage that
did not.
The percentage that did not.
Half of the doctors, roughly, or half of the healthcare workers got COVID.
The percentage that did use it as a prophylactic, 100% did not get it.
Now, I don't know if they got lucky, because this is why you need a large study,
and it's
a long-term study.
Maybe, I don't know, was their job different than the people who got it?
I don't know.
That's the problem.
When I'm a fucking comedian and a cage-fighting commentator, when I'm talking
about very
important issues, I have to hedge my opinions on these things.
Yes, I know, I know.
It's tricky.
But in an environment where people aren't allowed to talk or question things,
you know,
well, for instance, my doctor.
So when I got the vaccine, I got the double.
Which one did you get?
I got the Moderna, because I have an underlying health problem.
And I've talked about it before on the show.
We have talked about it, yeah.
And so my doctor, because my doctor, people are like, why did you trust the
government?
No, I don't trust the government.
You trust Big Pharma?
No, I don't trust Big Pharma.
I trusted my doctor.
Right.
My doctor who saved my life and said that because of your thing, you should get
it because
we don't know how it's going to affect you and you blah, blah, blah, blah.
So I got it.
And then, you know, I just, you know, the symptoms you get from it, they never
went away for me.
What were your symptoms?
So I had body aches, flu-like fever.
I had a joint pain.
I had a stiff neck.
Have you tried going in an ice bath for 20 minutes?
Sorry.
Yeah.
So how long did it-
Yeah, I'm still cold.
I'm still cold.
I'm just warming up now.
I can tell.
It's fucking two hours in this podcast.
I can tell.
Is when you, how long did it last?
How long do your symptoms last?
So on April 17th, I got the second jab and I just never got better.
Was it immediate?
Before the, after the first jab, did you have side effects?
Yes, but it went away.
And then the second jab-
How long did they last after the first shot?
I don't remember, but because-
A couple days?
Yeah, it was like maybe a week.
I think a week.
And then the second time, they just never went away.
And I was like, what is going on?
Because I would get these waves of exhaustion a couple times a day.
And then my producer had the same, at the fifth week, I had a stiff neck.
He got a stiff neck.
My wife got a stiff neck.
And we all got the stiff neck on the side where we got the shot.
So I got it on this side.
They got it on that side.
And then I looked it up and it turns out stiff neck is a thing that people
experience from the jab.
And I was like, oh, I didn't know that.
They don't tell you that.
And so that's common.
I'm like, okay.
And then it spread to the whole neck.
Okay.
Now, my producer and my wife, they went away.
Their stiff necks went away.
Mine didn't.
So anyway, so I tweeted about it.
I tweeted like, hey, just to let everybody know, this is my reaction to the
vaccine.
Because when people started to come on me, like, call me anti-vax.
And I'm like, no, I got the vax.
I got it.
I go, when people have a reaction to an experimental vaccine that is not FDA
approved, you're supposed
to not suppress the reactions.
You're supposed to ask people what the reactions are so we can make the
vaccines better.
That's a thing that when Jen Psaki's talking about misinformation online and
combating misinformation,
she distributed misinformation.
Of course.
Because she said that it's approved by the FDA in their gold standard.
She said that?
She said that.
It is not approved.
When you go to get the vaccine, they-
Pull up, pull that up.
Let's make sure that she said that.
I'm 99% positive she said that.
Because I remember reading that going, you can't say that when you're the White
House press
secretary, because that's not a true statement.
This is, it's approved for emergency use authorization because we're in the
middle of a pandemic.
Right.
That's-
We're in an emergency.
Yes.
But it's not an FDA approved-
Joe, when you go get the jab, they give you a piece of paper and on it in bold
black letters,
it says, this is not an FDA approved vaccine.
Right.
And they think, do you see that?
And I'm like, yeah.
They go, you okay with that?
Yeah, I guess.
My doctor said, I'm supposed to be here.
Did you find it?
Yeah.
I found the transcript of it.
I didn't find the video.
Well, I'm pretty sure I saw the video, but I definitely have read the
transcript.
And I want this to be accurate because it's a big accusation.
This is what she said here when someone asked about the misinformation-
What is this from?
Whitehouse.gov.
Okay.
So, you know, more than just competition about vaccines, the risk impact, okay,
here it is.
Misleads the public by falsely alleging that mRNA vaccines are untested and
thus risky, even
though many of them are approved and have gone through the gold standard of the
FDA approval
process.
That's right.
That's not true.
So, she's saying many of the mRNA vaccines-
There's only two that are mRNA vaccines.
It's messenger RNA.
That is the Pfizer and the Moderna.
That's the ones that we use in America.
The Johnson & Johnson, it's an adenovirus vaccine.
It's different, as is the AstraZeneca, right?
The AstraZeneca, I believe, is very similar to the Johnson & Johnson.
They're different.
But the point is-
Yeah, the Johnson & Johnson uses the old technology and the Moderna and Pfizer.
They use the ones that were developed by DARPA.
Yeah, but the point is, it's like, it's not FDA approved.
No, because that takes a while.
So, if she's saying that, right, this is-
Isn't that misinformation?
It is.
Seems like it.
And if it says it when you get the jab and it says it in bold print, so your
experience,
even though this is your personal experience and you did get vaccinated, people
are so rabid
online about this.
Oh, my God.
It is the most divisive subject, I think, ever since Trump.
It really is.
It is a nutty, divisive subject.
And people just get furious about it.
And they're furious if anybody talks about any negative side effects, even if
it's accurate.
I know.
So, I had tweeted about it just because I wanted to see if other people had
this experience.
Right.
And, you know, maybe it's just me.
Maybe it's not.
So, I got contacted by lots of people.
Same experience.
And I got contacted by a doctor who's leading a bunch of other doctors, a group
of doctors
and studying this.
And they just submitted a paper on people about the vaccine.
Right.
And so, he tells me over a DM, this is what we think is happening.
This is a spike protein.
And you're suffering from a spike protein thing and blah, blah, blah.
And go to see your doctor.
And hopefully, your doctor will work with us.
And give me ivermectin and fluvoxamine I'm taking for inflammation in my brain.
You have inflammation in your brain?
Well, that's because it causes inflammation.
So, the spike proteins cause inflammation.
And so, they did some kind of blood test on me.
And they said, yeah, you got the thing.
Was it a D-dimer test?
Is that what it was?
Joe, you got me.
But they said, look, you have the same.
You're right where a long-haul COVID person is.
Like, whatever the markers were, I had the same thing.
You're right there.
And so, I go to my doctor.
And I start to explain to my doctor about what this other doctor told me.
And my doctor says, oh, I'm treating five people just like you.
And one of them is a neurosurgeon and one of them is a nurse.
And they were afraid to talk about their symptoms because they were afraid to
be ostracized and stigmatized.
And I'm like, what a messed up situation we're in in this culture when they
politicize medicine where doctors and medical professionals are afraid to talk
about their symptoms.
That's horrible.
It's also putting people in a position where big pharma is the good guy now.
Yeah.
Which has never happened before.
And especially the exact same companies that people were openly criticizing in
the past and showing, pointing out lawsuits they've lost for hiding information
about test results, about things that have happened during studies.
And these same people are now ignoring any possible side effects.
It's nuts.
I mean, how do we make it better?
How do we know maybe some people?
I mean, that suppression of data is not the way you improve a vaccine.
The suppression of people's symptoms and data, that is not, you know, and in
anything, it's not how it works.
But that's how they want it to work because of Trump.
Because if you say, it's just crazy.
It is crazy.
Even that hydroxychloroquine, right?
Hydroxychloroquine.
Yeah, hydroxychloroquine that Trump was touting and they were like, he's nuts
because he's touting it.
I didn't know anything about it.
But then all of a sudden studies came out that say, hey, no, that actually has
been helping.
So now we have contrary, contradicting studies, right?
I just, it was a Newsweek.
I wasn't making it.
I didn't pull it out of some crazy thing.
It's an establishment mainstream news thing.
I'm pretty sure it was Newsweek.
And I tweeted it out and I said, hey, can we stop, now can we stop politicizing
medical science?
Can we get back to just doing medical science again and asking questions?
How much damage did Trump do on that one, the one conversation he had?
Do something like cleaning, something which you use.
So much damage.
You do bleach, like light, you can kill it with light.
It's going to be a miracle.
Like that one thing where people are like, what the fuck is it?
Because he was riffing.
Yes.
He was clearly riffing.
He's clearly riffing.
He didn't prepare for this.
He probably just got to eat in a fucking double cheeseburger.
And he's like, he's, you know, because.
He's a salesman.
He's just a big.
But because he's so divisive, like everyone is still, it's almost like, do you
know, like if
you got in a fight with someone, like maybe your neighbor, and then you got in
your car
and there was a road incident.
And you're like, get the fuck out of here.
You're already so ramped up.
Yeah.
Because of the fight you got in with your neighbor.
Yeah.
Yeah.
This is what the whole country's like.
That's a great analogy.
That's what it's like.
It's like the whole country just got in a fight with the neighbor.
Like he's putting his trash can on your lawn.
Yeah.
Hey, you fuck.
Keep them on your own side, you piece of shit.
And then you're in your car.
Fuck.
And this is like the whole country is like at eight out the door, out the door
in their
car already at eight and a scale one to 10.
They're already ready to go.
And so whether it's the vaccine or whether it's the border wall or whether it's
kids in
cages or what the fuck, wha