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Q&A: What Role Did the WHO Play in National Responses?

Day 1 · 2:54:01 · Ron Johnson

  • 🌍 Johnson sees limited operational role beyond covering origins; main blame lies with national officials who wielded fear.
  • 💉 He credits WHO for later advising against remdesivir yet faults fear messaging such as “winter of death.”
  • 📊 Risk stratification was ignored: elderly needed caution while healthy populations were terrorized.

WHO influence versus domestic political culpability.

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Transcript

Ron Johnson · 2:54:01

Thank you, Dean. We've heard Fauci's name, we've heard Dr. Tam's name. What role did the WHO play? We heard it a minute ago, but maybe I missed it earlier, but what role did the WHO play in— I don't know, with each country, US, Canada, and other countries on how how the doctors, Dr. Fauci and Dr. Tam, listened to the World Health Organization and whether it was good or bad with what the World Health Organization was portraying to the rest of the countries. So I'm, I'm not sure they played much role at all. I appreciate the fact that in December 2020 they recommended against the use of remdesivir. Appreciated that. I think they certainly helped cover up the origin. They're probably complicit in that. Um, other than that, I mean, the, you know, the main culpability here, the main accountability really has to fall on, you know, federal health officials, federal, uh, you know, elected officeholders, that type of thing.

Ron Johnson · 2:55:04

That again, you used fear. Again, if you're doing a COVID reckoning, I think you really need to take a look at what were the things that people were I mean, Biden's chief of staff, Jeffrey Zients, this is gonna be a winter of death if you don't get vaccinated. I didn't get vaccinated, I didn't die. I know a lot of people didn't get vaccinated, didn't die. And it's, you know, one of the things we should talk about too is the stratification of the risk. Again, I don't deny if you're an elderly person that COVID was, I was doing telephone town halls warning my constituents, you know, take this seriously. I mean, I know it's kind of become partisan. You kind of blow it off, you're Republican, you're Democrat, you're masked up and stuff. Talk about psychological harm. I'm still seeing people wear masks in their cars. Now, some of those people have illnesses and, you know, I've actually appreciated the Japanese culture. When they have a cold, they wear a mask. I mean, so, but we've done so much harm psychologically from that standpoint.

Ron Johnson · 2:56:05

But I started talking about Sweden, you know, how how much, how much better they did than we did. And I think you really need to analyze, you know, which were the elected officials who pushed the fear to gain control. Okay, let me take a look what the governor of New York did. Cuomo shunned all the elderly into nursing homes. But it's like the worst possible thing you could do. You know, so again, there are just so many mistakes made. I mean, we don't have enough time to go through them all.