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Q&A: Were COVID Death Numbers Inflated?

Day 1 · 3:44:15 · Shawn Buckley · Ron Johnson · Dean Allison · Chris Lewis

  • 🏥 Allison recounts hospitals pressing COVID tests on his dying mother-in-law despite no treatment and suspected stroke.
  • 📊 Johnson says dying with COVID was often counted as dying of COVID, juicing fear toward mRNA uptake.
  • 💰 He adds large hospitals and states profited from relief while overstatement remains mostly anecdotal yet widely recognized.

Allison’s care-home story prompts Johnson on with-versus-of coding and financial incentives.

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Transcript

Shawn Buckley · 3:44:15

I also learned if you can talk about COVID deaths and whether you think the, the numbers were inflated. Now I'll just share a personal story, is my mother-in-law was in a care home, but really healthy, healthy, not sick of anything. She had done wheelchair bowling the day before. Nobody's saying that she's got COVID or sick or needs to be isolated. And we don't know what happened in the night. We suspect a really severe stroke, but in the morning she was basically brain dead and, and dying. So we're just told, go to the hospital. She's taken to the and, and the hospital says, we're not doing anything, like, we can't save her, she's dying today. So we're just waiting for— it wasn't until 10 at night that she died. Um, so they're not going to treat her for anything. But I bet you we turned them away at least 25 times. They wanted to test her for COVID, and I knew, at least I suspected, that the reason they wanted to test her for COVID is because if she tested positive for COVID, they would treat her as a COVID death because they were treating in Canada.

Shawn Buckley · 3:45:28

And my question is, is the same thing happen in the US? They're treating any death where you died with COVID as a death of COVID And, you know, I, I'm at the age where I'm, you know, my age and up, almost every man has prostate cancer, but it, we never know and it never kills us. But if they, if they recorded every death of my age and up male as prostate cancer, then we'd have this big epidemic. But that would be meaningless fear because that it didn't kill us and it wasn't going to kill us. We just had it. So is that the type of thing that happened in the States? Because both my wife and I were severely troubled by this relentless request to test her for COVID when everyone knows she's not dying of COVID and you're not even treating her. So why even test? You're not going to— there's not going to be any intervention. We're waiting for her to die.

Ron Johnson · 3:46:29

So there's all kinds of anecdotal evidence of people that have, you know, basically failed car crash and, well, tested positive for COVID, he died of COVID So I think that was rampant. I think that happened, but we don't know. They don't want to know. They got the result they wanted. They were able to juice the numbers, create the fear so they could get the result they wanted, which was the mRNA injection. And, uh, I've tried it. It's kind of hard, um, because I've looked into kind of the finances of this, what, what research has been done in America primarily, because we, we just opened up the spigot and just threw money at the problem, right? Uh, literally trillions And the studies have been done on this is that the, you know, large profitable hospitals profited even more and rural hospitals kind of took a beating during COVID I think just in general hospitals did really well. They made oodles and oodles of money. States did well too. Sent all kinds of COVID relief to states, which still haven't spent the money.

Ron Johnson · 3:47:31

'Cause there actually were some strings had to be done for COVID relief COVID, they couldn't figure out how to do it. So no, I think the overstatement of COVID deaths was real. Just, you can't prove it, you know, other than anecdotally. But I think everybody kind of recognizes that's true.

Dean Allison · 3:47:54

All right. Is there any more questions from our colleagues at all? Yeah, go ahead, Chris.

Chris Lewis · 3:47:59

I just wanted to say thank you once again, one final time. Senator, we really, really appreciate you being here. As I mentioned to you in the hallway as well, your opening remarks about, about loving Canada and, and understanding that we're not the enemy, and equally the United States isn't the enemy either. Yes, there's a lot of politics being played, but the very fact that you said that and open in the public, that helps resolve the problems. And the only other thing I'd ask, Senator, is can you please tell those Vikings to stay away from my Lions? Because we need to win Detroit.

Ron Johnson · 3:48:32

Oh, your Lions. Uh, my condolences. I had a neighbor that's a Lions fan. It's like, it's, that's a tough road to hoe.