Topic: Malaria

The discussion focuses on the financial ties between the Gates Foundation and the organizations responsible for early COVID-19 infection models. Corbett highlights hundreds of millions in grants given to Imperial College London and the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME). The segment suggests these financial relationships create conflicts of interest when those models are used to justify global economic lockdowns.

New theories suggest COVID-19 acts as a blood illness affecting hemoglobin and oxygen transfer, similar to malaria. This perspective supports the use of chloroquine and zinc as effective treatments, contradicting the initial focus on a shortage of ventilators.

The host previews the second hour for Plus members, which covers the economics of medical deception, Agenda 2030, and the "immune system fallacy." The segment also touches on the lack of testing for brain chemistry imbalances in psychiatry and the risks of over-the-counter drugs. Carlwood encourages listeners to support the show and investigate the guests' work further.