It's say thirty here fifty five KRCIT de Talk Station are very happy Monday to you. Continuing a theme of late here in the fifty five KRSSEY Morning Show, we heard from doctor James Thorpe as well as well as doctor Robert Malone about their experiences speaking truth to power during COVID nineteen, had their licenses pulled, they were attacked. Welcome to the fifty five KRCY Morning Show. Scott Miller, doctor Scott Miller, author of the Most Dangerous Man in Washington.
That's Washington State, right, doctor, Yeah, I'm a.
Position to sitting. Yes, it was Washington State.
Oh, okay, okay. Now you watched this whole COVID thing unfold and a lot of doctors being you know, diagnosticians or medical practitioners being diagnosticians kind of saw through the fog that we were presented. It was a one sided narrative. You couldn't you couldn't say anything against what doctor Fauci uttered. It was like God or something is the word of God, so you can't dare question it. But a lot of
people did and they suffer the consequences. Can you explain to my listening audiences, you know, again obviously in brief because they're going to want to read the book in detail, But what what happened to you and what were you doing that flew in the face of this, this narrative that we were being sold. First of all, the.
Thing is almost no ended if you look at one point two million practitioners in the United States, the fact that doctor Malone, uh pure core, doctor Cory, doctor Merrick, doctor mccauoff, doctor Cole. We we know their names because there's so few. I was the only one in the state of Washington that was speaking out, like actively speaking out because the consequences of doing it were so high. So there's there's so few of us that we all know each other's names, which is which is really sad.
But yeah, I I had a a I was a single owner, single provider of a pediatric medical practice. And you know, there are two things that hit really early on when in March of twenty twenty, when Fauci and when Anthony Fauci and doctor Deborah Burks were saying there's
no treatment that didn't make any sense. There's or there's nothing you can do except for being afraid, stay inside and don't have Grandma and then the whole push when when we were told that we can't, you know, we can't go to birthday parties or concerts until seven billion people are vaccinated. And then to me, you know that that should make all of us afraid of what the
agenda was. So what was happening for me was I was seeing the initially the damage, the psychological and emotional damage that was happening to children when schools shut down and they were home and isolated, and this whole inculcation of fear that they were, you know, rocking vectors of death.
And I started speaking out and I ended up being asked to speak at a rally at our state capital and in May of twenty twenty, and after that things the government, the state, you know, kind of put a target on me, and so they started they started coming after me.
Now, were any of your patients harmed based upon your alternative treatments? I understand you had some breathing therapies and others. You know, your observations on the front line in treating patients obviously brought to your attention that no, there are ways around this, There are treatments available. The children are not dropping dead as a consequence of getting COVID right, I mean, you can see this in your practice every
single day, which goes against the narrative being sold. Didn't other I guess since other practitioners were following Lockstep and not providing alternative therapies as options, maybe they didn't see it.
Well, nobody was doing impatient So on March nineteen, twenty twenty everything, when to tell them, I just I never closed my practice, so I wass have and kids were unaffected. If if a family, you know, if mom and dad had COVID and they were acutely ill, the kids had very mild symptoms, and if they were if they had pre existing congitions, if they were asthmatic, I would use breathing treatments. I'd give them a dose of ibermactin breathing treatments and they were better in a day or two.
I mean, it would virtually unaffected children. But you know the problem is if you're not if you're not seeing people in practice, or if you're told there's no treatment, how are you And so you just followed that that kind of like lock Steps followed that, how are you going to know if you're not experimenting, If you're not you know, practicing medicine, you're not going to know.
You know.
I would walk in the homes of somebody that was sent you know, like an elderly person sent homes in the hospital, and I'd walk into their home and they were in acute respiratory failure, and within thirty minutes I could get their oxygen from seventy five percent on room the air up to ninety ninety two percent with the therapies we were using, which is incredible, right, I mean, it's stuff like me, it's the science. So I was just following the science of you know, how do we how do
we mitigate the inflammatory damage that's going on? And it was for on ten purposes. It was pretty easy.
So in these therapies, you didn't invent them as a consequence of COVID nineteen. If you have a respiratory patient part of COVID nineteen, these therapies were out there and known to the medical community, were they not.
Oh yeah, My father in law is an er doctor, and I was talking to them like, how come the hospitals aren't using these? Yeah? And the primary things, especially early on, this is the crazy thing. We don't want to nebulize COVID. That was their thing with nebulizing. I'm like, that doesn't make any sense. It's the dumbest thing I've ever heard, right, It's like, I don't want to nebulize influenza. I don't want to nebulize pneumonia. You know, you need
to treat the lungs. And they didn't because part of the problem was HHS. When when these patients would come in and they would diagnosed with COVID pneumonia, they couldn't for them to get full payout using remdesideers of monotherapy. They couldn't treat with anything else, and they would get you know, like a twenty percent extra payout in using
Remdesivier's a monotherapy, and then they got it. I mean I just went through hospital records of a woman last night who had died and she was in the shoes in the hospital for ten days, and it paid out two hundred and ninety thousand dollars. I mean, that's a great model. That's a great business model. You know, like people living didn't pay out, people dying paid out. It was shocking the billions and billions of dollars hospitals made on people dying, and so.
The hospital systems would pressure the doctors for this one size fits all money making quote unquote therapy or treatment methodology to the exclusion of other things which clearly would have worked, thus forcing the doctors to violate their hippocratic oath. I mean, this is they.
Really I don't I don't even know that they forced them. The doctors, you know, when you're indoctrinated into double blind, randomized you know, trials, and they run there were something called the Recovery Study where they did different trials with different steroids, and they came up with this this steroid called dexonthi zone being the only thing that worked. Nothing else worked, and so it was adopted in every hospital
in every city, in every state across the country. And every I did hospital advocacy, I'd be asked to help get people out of hoss, out of the ic you in all over the country, and every single phone call, and I probably spent I've spent over fifteen hundred hours talking to hospitals and getting getting getting people out of the ICU or off ventilators. And it's it's really not It's sadly, it's really not that hard. If you can convince the doctors to move outside of that checklist that
they had from the CDC. But they were just following orders. It wasn't even necessarily pressured. They were just told this is what works, and they're like, okay, like here's the study, this is what we do. It was. It was like every provider in the hospital became Lemmings.
It was.
It was shocking. It was. It was like the news where you see the same thing disseminated across these different platforms. It was the same exact thing. Every doctor I talked to regurgitated the same exact line. Well, we just don't have enough data and we're using we're using the best you know, data and best science that we had at this time. That was it was almost verbata in every hospital.
Were there not other studies out there which prove that to be well contrary to the truth. That know, there are alternatives. I mean, you mentioned I re met and that was labeled as oh my god, a horse d wormer. That's insane, you can't go using that, But in fact I have been used for decades apparently zero side effects and no harm. It is worthy of an effort to try it out again. Going as a diagnostician, looking for
the best possible outcome for your patients. You should have been in a position to be able to at least try that. Pharmacies were told they couldn't even issue a prescription for it.
Yeah, so it was July or August of twenty twenty one where the pharmacy boards came down on the pharma. They put out basically kind of like HHS with the hostiles.
They put out this blanket statement that pharmacists are not allowed to prescribe bybermectin if it's suspected to treat COVID, which I ended up buying the equivalent to the small pharmacy so that I could give it out to people in conjunction with other therapies because you know, by delta ibermectin alone, it wasn't a monotherapy to make it go away. Once the shots rolled out, people got sicker and sicker and sicker, and it became much more difficult to treat.
But yeah, it was. It's you know, I go through it in the book, just my experience of what I was seeing and how we were able to, you know, anecdotal something that we used to we used to care about, like if you have five hundred patients and you use these therapies and their symptoms went away, You'd be like, hmm, maybe maybe that's the thing. Yeah, maybe we're onto something. The hospitals, it literally didn't matter they it was it was so difficult to move the needle and getting doctors
to modify their treatments. They would they would put somebody that declined mechanical ventilation, they would put them on comfort care. I mean they would. They would literally help assist in their death instead of trying to literally I mean I had that happen. I mean I was on the phone as a daughter is laying over her mom as their administering meditations to kill her mom instead of treating her.
Oh my god. And ultimately, this is a money thing. I've remeced in generic it's cheap, it doesn't cost much manufacturer at least to pay for a pharmaceutical like a brand new COVID vaccine is worth a lot of money to the manufacturer. And certainly when you're when you're issuing it under emergency use authorization and you're free from liability associated with the dangers inherent in it, you're obviously going to have an incentive to push it so it really
is it to you? Does this boil down to money? Is that what this was all about?
Control?
Money and control?
There's money that it's control if you look at if you look at how they were able to I mean I looked at it as kind of a you know, a phase one systems test to see how they could manipulate an entire country to you know, moms and dads that own small businesses that are told they're non essential, like that word alone. Yet there's a liquor store that's open. When you look at how they were able to manipulate and control us, and they did it. I mean I
watched it happening in real time. And it's one of the reasons I went and spoke at the capital, trying to encourage people not just about the you know, the bioweapon that was released, but like our fundamental freedoms and rights. And it's like, don't stand up. I mean kids, you know, kids not able to go to the park or play with their friends. Were we're told, you know, we were
told we're not able to. And my whole goal is to try and try and disseminate truth and you know, wake up my community to aggressively resist this narrative that was happening, And the problem is it's still happening in every hospital. I was on the phone with the hospital last night until two in the morning, and fortunately be on call doctor actually listened and we're able to adjust to a number of therapies. But it's the same thing.
Nothing's changed in the hospitals, apart from now being able to go in and be with your loved one, but they're still doing the exact same.
Things, right Scott, right here in the city. Sinceinnay very famous hospital, it's really well respected. Children since Children's Hospital refused a heart transplant because the child or the parents of the child would not allow her to get a
COVID nineteen vaccine for religious reasons. And you got to scratch your head in wonder since a COVID nineteen vactor, since children really don't succumb to the disease anyway, and COVID nineteen vaccine apparently causes heart problems at least, it's been a lot of information demonstrating that it seems counterintuitive, but there you have it, denying that patient a chance at life because of one vaccine.
Well, and the other thing, which is it's not just sad. It's criminal, and the fact that they had to get a religious exemption because they couldn't find the doctor to give them a medical exemption, because if they granted them a medical exemption, they would come under scrutiny.
Of the state. Well, and they didn't acknowledge the religious exemption. As of right now, as it stands, she's not getting the heart transplant unless there's information out there that I'm not aware of. Scott Miller, the most dangerous man in Washington. The name of the book, Scott. We got your book on my blog page at fifty five casey dot com with the link where people can get it, and I will strongly encourage them to do so. Everybody loves it.
You've got five star rating across the board on the on Amazon, So congratulations on that, and thank you from the bottom of my heart and everyone else's. You're stroke. You spoke truth to power. You suffer the consequences of it, but you've been vindicated, my friend, and that's got to feel good. Scott's been a real pleasure having you on the program today, and thanks for all that you have done and continue to do.