Tucker Talks to Calley & Casey Means
The Truth About Ozempic, the Pill, and How Big Pharma Keeps You Sick
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This will just be the YouTube version because it’s a really long interview, over two hours.
Casey Means was a Stanford-educated surgeon. Her brother Calley was a lobbyist for pharma and the food industry. Both quit their jobs in horror when they realized how many people were being killed by the systems they participated in. This is an amazing story.
(0:54) Who Are Casey and Calley Means?
(10:16) Seed Oils and the Lies of the Food Pyramid
(22:20) Vaccines for Newborns
(34:41) Why Is the Medical Industry Ignoring This?
(44:38) The Spiritual Crisis
(52:23) Chemicals Linked to Cancer and Early Puberty
(1:00:13) Ozempic
(1:15:35) The Birth Control Pill
(1:30:12) The Rise of Dementia
(1:36:27) Why Obamacare Is Harmful and How to Fix the Medical Industry (1:50:55) Infertility
(2:05:21) Michelle Obama’s Weaponization of Sugar in Schools
(2:10:24) What Should We Be Eating?
We bought Casey's book and just this morning went in for a complete blood panel and will go again in two weeks -- ten vials, yikes!! And I have a very strong aversion to needles ;) Everything they are saying makes so much sense, so I look forward to watching this. It seems there are huge mind shifts happening in the world. Thank God!!!!
Everything I've seen that last few years makes me question everything I've ever learned. Even the small stuff.
Take cooking. We learned some years ago that burning meat on the barbecue was likely carcinogenic, even if not-too-burnt is delicious. What's the response to the fear-mongering? Either cook indoors, which gives us less fresh air, or place a pick-up order, which is much more likely to be filled with real carcinogens. Not to mention the purported "fact" that the meat being cooked is dangerously carcinogenic.
I now start with, everything is a lie. Even the seeming small stuff. Because it probably is.