Topic: Azt

Greg Carlwood cites Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s research on Anthony Fauci to draw parallels between the current pandemic response and the 1980s AIDS crisis. The discussion moves to Stewart's film Esoteric Agenda 2, which covers the rollout of 5G technology and the mass exodus of CEOs prior to 2020. They frame the global pandemic as a "Black Swan" event occurring on a 90-year super-cycle of planned resets.

Vera Sharov details her investigation into Incarnation House in New York City, where foster children were allegedly used in horrific HIV and AZT drug trials. Reporter Liam Schiff initially uncovered the story, which Sharov then brought to the Federal Office for Human Research Protection. The experiments, which involved thousands of mostly Black and Hispanic orphans across seven states, were reportedly sponsored by Anthony Fauci's agency in partnership with drug companies.

Anthony Fauci rose to power by gaining control of the AIDS crisis budget for the NIAID in the early 1980s. The discussion details the fast-tracking of AZT, a chemotherapy drug allegedly too toxic for long-term use, which Kennedy claims led to hundreds of thousands of deaths. The segment asserts that clinical trials were manipulated and unblinded to create the illusion of drug efficacy.

The NIAID allegedly conducted barbaric and illegal drug experiments on black and Hispanic foster children at Incarnation House in New York City. Kennedy claims at least 85 children died during these trials, which involved the forced administration of toxic drugs via feeding tubes. Researcher Celia Farber is cited regarding the discovery of a mass grave of children in Hawthorne, New York, linked to these medical studies.

Rappaport criticizes the use of AZT, a failed 1960s leukemia drug, as a treatment for HIV-positive patients. He describes the drug as highly toxic chemotherapy that destroys the immune system, the very thing it is supposed to protect. He characterizes the long-term, high-dose administration of AZT to patients as a form of state-sanctioned murder.