Topic: Pasteur Institute

The guests discuss the history of Louis Pasteur, noting he was a chemist rather than a medical doctor. They claim Pasteur's research was unmethodical and that he left instructions for his private notes to remain secret after his death. The segment also mentions the Gerson Institute's use of nutrition to treat illness as an alternative to the germ-centric model.

The discussion focuses on Robert Gallo and the original research used to link HIV to AIDS. Rappaport claims Gallo failed to find the virus in a majority of his study subjects and essentially stole a virus specimen from the Pasteur Institute in Paris. He characterizes Gallo as a criminal figure who committed research fraud to establish himself as the discoverer of the cause of AIDS.