okay. i am being denied medical service because of my race? tucker: so you can t get life-saving drugs from the government of texas if you re the wrong color. think about that. we reached out to the texas department of health about this back in november and they denied allocating any health care on the basis of race. of course they were lying. the north central texas covid-19 regional infusion center was created by the texas department of health. last year the infusion center s website which says it s state-funded featured informationfu sheet that explicy listed race as an factor for getting antibody therapy. that s what you saw. someone being denied medical treatment because he s the wrong color. without even assessing the relative health risks involved. the websitela maintained by the county in texas explains that being nonwhite automatically makes you eligible for treatment. this is still happening on a wide scale. the question is why are americans putting up with it? it s immoral
tucker: it never is. if you want to to make population radical and distrustful and conspiracy minded if you want to destroy the bonds that hold people to go this is exactly what you would do. i appreciate your coming on. thank you. tucker: so here s an interesting story. for two years we have talked about the numbers. what are the numbers? it turns out we don t really know what the numbers are because there s too much lying. this was obtained in december 2020 email chain between cdc officials, the deputy chief of staff. at the time. email top officials to ask why covid was listed as a cause of death for nearly 30,000 cases of sepsis. n784 hiv cases, many drug overdoses. somebody struck by lightning. those didn t seem like covid deaths to him, but the officials defended the policy of marking the deaths as covid deaths even though they didn t make sense. bob anderson, head of the cdc s mortality statistics branch said
of the people are hospitalized with noncovid related reasons. yesterday s numbers, that number was 42%. that s our statewide average. but it s important to look at the variations in our different partsnt of the state. the most number of people admitted for noncovid reasons as of yesterday, a couple days ago, are in new york city. it s about 50/50. 50/50. so half of the hospitalizations in new york city are someone who needs to be there because of the severity of their covid situation. the other half are there for other reasons. tucker: the other half are there for other reasons? it s been two years. this is not some esoteric number.. it s not a footnote in the study. these are the hospitalizations numbers.. these are the most basic numbers that we have, the ones we talk about every slow day. the ones upon which all covid policy is based.
in many cases these comorbidities would not be fatal on their own. oh. the lightning strike, for example. now over a year later with trump safely out of office, the cdc is publicly acknowledging yeah, they lied. i want to ask you about those encouraging headlines that we are talking about, this study showing how well vaccines are working to prevent severe illness. given that is it time to start rethinking how we are living with his virus that is potentially here to stay? with the overwhelming number of deaths, over 75% occurred in people who had at least four comorbidities.d they are people who were unwell to begin with. tucker: and it s not just the feds. in the state of new york the governor is acknowledging nearly half, nearly half of the states hospitalized covid patients were actually admitted for reasons that had nothing to do with covid. looking at the 4th of january, we realized 39%
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