47:14 point very really only come to things. I'm not a doctor, right? I am not a doctor. I don't have a degree in medicine. I am NOT A lawyer. I'm a reporter. My job is to interview people and read medical journals and try to ask the questions that thinking people would be asking. And so I try to approach these things from a reasonable position. Let's just look at the history of vaccination really when we talk about a business model
48:14 Now, in this circumstance coronavirus is a perfect example. Imagine that you have a drug company and you make a product maybe it's a lot like chloroquine. Chloroquine is not a perfect example because it's the worst thing. It's generic, it's already passed its patent so no wonder nobody wants that to work because there's no company that can step up and make billions of dollars but let's go ahead and say you make a drug that can treat COVID-19 100% success It's about $20 a pill, you know. Or let's go ahead and make it an expensive one—$200 a pill and it treats COVID-19 100% success." But the problem with that product really when you look at is it's only going to be used by 0.37 percent of the population because those are the only people that are at risk of dying and they're the only ones who gonna care enough to take this drug
49:06 So okay, 0.3%, 7% you know one third of a percent of our population so what are we talking? A million and half maybe a million people will buy this drug You could stand to make $200 million That sounds like a lot of money But that's really not for a pharmaceutical company. Instead, how about this idea? And I can't imagine who pitched it the first time and how well it went over. Hey guys wait hold on a second! I know we've got this cure that could take care of 0.37% of people that are actually dying from this illness but what about this What if we say there is no product that can protect those that are actually sick? We have a product that everybody else has to take in order to protect that 0.37%. What I'm talking about is something called the vaccine, what we do as we say because those immune suppressed can't take the vaccine, we have to give it to 99.7% of the population that can take it, they're healthy people
50:08 Now you just went from making, I don't even have a calculator here. But we're going to say $200 million now take 340 million people and give them a product that costs 200 bucks a pop and you see where this is going? We're in the billions moving towards trillions of dollars worldwide all these programs end up being multi-trillion dollar products so that's why i say this I don't mind if they want to make a vaccine as long as that vaccine is designed for those that are over 65 years old That have comorbidities the ones that are actually at risk from kovat 19 make a product for them because I
50:46 I'm not worried. I don't have to be worried all science says, i'm gonna have a cold. I'll take the cold Thank you very much Oh and by the way my kids zero effect on them They're gonna take the cold too Don't go making a product because you stand to make trillions of dollars that all of my healthy family had to take it To protect that immune suppressed tiny percentage group. I mean it makes sense It's the I mean I gotta hand it to him right? It's the greatest business model that ever ever, ever was created. It's everybody else needs it. Oh and by the way the only reason our product doesn't work is because of those people that refuse to use it I mean these are genius advertising slogans but come on now if our best and brightest scientists in the world are capable as a cables we think they are
51:34 I'm pretty sure they could come up with a product that just deals with those people who are actually at risk. Make a product for those who are at risk and leave the healthy people to develop the greatest immunity there is, true herd immunity let us do our part and be the heroes that went out and got a cold. yeah it makes a lot more sense than the protocols were being handed down from on high. And i did wanna ask is where pulling this thing together hypothetically if it did come to a point where covid nineteen vaccine was required to reintegrate with the public,