account of the national committee to establish nonprofit by sam brownback. this is why digital currency is so dangerous in the future because they can rate how acceptable you aren t whether you are welcome. rachel: the other is doctor mccullough who has our natural food business and they didn t like him because he was a big covid skeptic. you may not be religious but maybe you re skeptical about covid, doesn t matter, can t have banks discriminating. pete: nice to be able to look at you guys. will: were you rachel: we you self-conscious about that? pete: i feel like i get to see you. will: let s turn to some headlines. a big one, we will cover all morning long, two years since the couple airport bombing that claimed the lives of 13 us
what does this reveal? joining me now is dr. jerry battacharya, stanford medical school professor and dr. c peter mccullough, cardiologist, epidemiologist, based in dallas . dr. m battacharya pretty emblematic, don t you think, of how politics infected public health? i mean, i m laughing because it s so obvious what they did. i mean, i think the right to protest is a fundamental right. i support both the right ofht the blm protesters to protest as well as the truckers to protest. but i do think that it is is very interesting that the medical establishment forward one versus the other and it s not as if people don t notice this has real consequences if the right people on the right think the public health is not not not supporting their basicy civil rights, they re going todi distrust public health. and then i think that s already happened and will have long term negative consequences. dr. mccullough, you ve been talking a lot a lot about the public trust waning givenh, the attacks on y
on you and the entire bearing ton declaration and you have been right about almost everything. we still have people on television that are involved in the scaremongering. doctor leanna wynne. lifting a government-imposed mask mandate doesn t mean it is suddenly safe. it doesn t mean people should go out and rip off their masks because covid is gone. i do think there is a level of unfairness. life has become less safe for those that are the most vulnerable. if they are going to be surrounded by people that are maybe unvaccinated and also unmasked. they could be more exposed than before. laura: dr. mccullough, will they ever drop this, ever relent, ever? laura, the two super bowls were night and day. last year, in tampa bay, they let in just a few vaccinated, uncertain health care workers. this time, it is in l.a., and the stadium was packed. i noticed all the interviews afterwards. there were no masks, no cameras
on six-foot sticks. it is completely changed. the emergency phase of the pandemic is over. people know it. it is time to move on. laura: dr. battacharya, i was talking to one of our mutual friends. he said by his calculation, we could be at 94%, zero prevalence. explain what that means and why it could be significant? when the disease first arrived, no one was immune. no one had any exposure to it. it could cause severe disease. now, what 94 cyril prevalence means na a large fraction of the population is recovered from covid or has some protection due to the vaccine. that means that it is no longer an immune 90 population. the disease is nowhere near as dangerous to the population as it once was simply by the fact that the population has protective immunity to it. laura: dr. mccullough,
biden s former covid adviser lamented what he thought was the backlash, not against people like you but against the controllers. watch. we have two pandemics going on right now in this country. one is caused by covid. it surely is taking a heavy toll on us. the second one is a pandemic, a loss of trust in government, in public health and in some cases the media. in all cases, where we lose the trust of the people to try to get them to comply with recommendations to help save their life and the life of their loved ones becomes very challenging when they don t believe you. laura: that begs the question, dr. mccullough. it is challenging why? why is it challenging to try to get them to believe you next time? well, you know, once there is a series of committed statements once there is a series of committed statements and they turn out not to be true or misleading, trust is broken.