Ask Dr. Drew - Dr. Kelly Victory: Paramedic Exposes “American Genocide” & Gets Fired w/ Harry Fisher – Ask Dr. Drew – Ep 444
Episode Date: January 17, 2025“I have been a paratrooper and a medic for an air wing, consistently put my patients, brothers and sisters, and our national interest as my top priority,” Harry Fisher, an EMT since 1997, told Dr.... Peter McCullough. “When I spoke out about the horrific things I was witnessing… I was called a terrorist by social media and shunned by many of my peers.” The paramedic says he witnessed “evidence of genocide” in 2020-2024 and shares how the medical system influences the minds of clinicians until they comply. Harry Fisher is a Nationally Registered Paramedic (NRP) with extensive experience in emergency medical services. An EMT since 1997 and paramedic since 2013, Fisher served as an Army and Air Force medic before working on ambulances for many years. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he transitioned to contract work in ERs, ambulances, and ICUs. Fisher is the author of “Safe and Effective, For Profit: A Paramedic’s Story Exposing American Genocide” available at https://FishersBook.com. His career has spanned Oklahoma, New York City, North Dakota, and Alaska. Find him at https://x.com/harryfisherEMTP Dr. Kelly Victory MD is the Chief of Disaster and Emergency Medicine at The Wellness Company. A board-certified trauma and emergency specialist with over 30 years of clinical experience, Dr. Kelly served as CMO for Whole Health Management, delivering on-site healthcare services for Fortune 500 companies. She holds a BS from Duke University and her MD from the University of North Carolina. Follow her at https://x.com/DrKellyVictory 「 SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS 」 Find out more about the brands that make this show possible and get special discounts on Dr. Drew's favorite products at https://drdrew.com/sponsors • FATTY15 – The future of essential fatty acids is here! Strengthen your cells against age-related breakdown with Fatty15. Get 15% off a 90-day Starter Kit Subscription at https://drdrew.com/fatty15 • PALEOVALLEY - "Paleovalley has a wide variety of extraordinary products that are both healthful and delicious,” says Dr. Drew. "I am a huge fan of this brand and know you'll love it too!” Get 15% off your first order at https://drdrew.com/paleovalley • THE WELLNESS COMPANY - Counteract harmful spike proteins with TWC's Signature Series Spike Support Formula containing nattokinase and selenium. Learn more about TWC's supplements at https://twc.health/drew 「 MEDICAL NOTE 」 Portions of this program may examine countervailing views on important medical issues. Always consult your physician before making any decisions about your health. 「 ABOUT THE SHOW 」 Ask Dr. Drew is produced by Kaleb Nation (https://kalebnation.com) and Susan Pinsky (https://twitter.com/firstladyoflove). This show is for entertainment and/or informational purposes only, and is not a substitute for medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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All right, so we're going to get into it today.
Dr. Kelly Victor comes back with us.
You guys have been asking when Dr. Victory is going to rejoin us.
Well, this is that moment.
We are delighted to have her back.
As you know, Dr. Victory is the Chief of Disaster and Emergency Medicine at the Wellness Company.
She's a board-certified trauma and emergency specialist.
30 years of experience, a CMO for the Whole Health Management Company
delivering on-site
healthcare services.
And she is
in a Bachelor of Science
from Duke
and an MD from
University of North Carolina.
You can follow her on
drkellyvictory on X.
And then Harry Fisher
joins us as well.
Toxic Shot is the book
that Kelly contributed to.
Harry Fisher is an EMT that blew the whistle, so to speak,
on some of the things he was seeing out in the field.
And of course, he was roundly condemned for it.
His book is Safe and Effective for Profit,
a paramedic story exposing American genocide.
Follow Harry at HarryFisherEMPT on X.
Let's get right to it after this.
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So Harry Fisher will join us in a few
minutes. He again is a paramedic
who has been reporting about what he's been seeing in the field.
But before we talk to Harry, we're going to talk to our friend, Dr. Kelly Victory.
He really needs no introduction on this show.
Kelly, am I remembering correctly, have you not been on since you joined TWC?
Oh, no, no, I've been on.
I've been on.
In fact, that clip you were showing from last year, from July,
was well after I came on with
those guys.
The reason you don't remember
is because
she filled in as host
a couple of times while you were out of town.
So she's been on the show a lot more.
That's what I was thinking.
No, I know you filled in a couple of times,
but I don't remember that you and I have been on together.
What I wanted to ask was how has the TWC experience been for you?
It's been sort of exceptional for me.
And it was even borne out further, I don't know if you're aware, this week,
because Foster, the founder of Wellness Company's family, runs the air support, all the water drops.
When you hear that there's a Canadian company from British Columbia doing the drops on the
fires here, it's his company.
And we kept in touch with him during all this.
It was very reassuring to sort of have him and his dad's take on what was happening here
in Los Angeles.
Well, I've really enjoyed it so far.
This is certainly in my wheelhouse,
wellness, health and wellness is certainly a core interest of mine and a core area that is,
I build a lot of my career around. I'm a trauma and emergency physician, but I spent years
managing health and wellness for Fortune 100 companies and their employees, hundreds of thousands of people.
So I love what the wellness company is doing. I think it's not only providing these kits that we
were talking about earlier that allow people to be free from the shackles of the system
in a time of crisis. You don't always have to be trying to find an urgent care or an emergency
department for the simple things, bladder infections, bronchitis, upper respiratory infections.
The common things.
The very common things.
Exactly.
That the average person with the assistance of the guidebook and a telemedicine visit, for example, can handle on their own without having to go to the emergency department. More importantly, I think, is what
you just were talking about, the idea of getting the supplements, the things that we have learned,
and I think that people are now recognizing more than ever, they need to take control of their own
lives. People need to take control of your own health and wellness. This is not something that
you can just farm out to the biopharmaceutical complex and say,
you know, tell me what drug I need doctor. So the idea of supplementing things, whether it's fatty
acids or vitamins, you know, for me, I take lots of things like the broccoli sprouts that the
company, the wellness company provides. There are so many things that people can be doing proactively
to take care of their own immune system. And I think really that's the future. That's the next decade, I think, for us, Drew, is going to be about making America healthy again, doesn't just mean revamping the healthcare system and the medical insurance system and those sorts of things. It means people getting involved in controlling and
taking responsibility for their own health and wellness. If you aren't exercising daily,
if you aren't sleeping seven to eight hours of quality sleep a night, if you aren't managing
your stress, if you aren't eating good, wholesome food, in other words, getting rid of the fast food,
the processed food and all that,
if you aren't doing that, then you really have to look in the mirror about why you are not in
a great state of health rather than turning constantly to your doctor the next medication
and God only knows the next vaccine. Yeah, I'm actually a little i don't angry with myself i think of the way to describe it
that i've not emphasized diet exercise more i've always mandated it for myself but i've not
right publicly done anything with it i'm not so it is time um the other thing uh you very kindly
were the source of introducing us to rfk j., which was sort of a life-changing kind of experience getting to know him.
I know you know him very well.
Do you have any plans to do anything?
Are you going to Washington?
Can you tell us what's happening? a number of very compelling positions working directly with Robert Kennedy Jr. At this juncture,
I have not accepted or pursued any particular one of them for a number of reasons. I was very,
very interested and I remain extraordinarily interested in serving as a Surgeon General.
It's a position that I believe has been wasted for decades. It is one of the most important
positions, and most people cannot remember a Surgeon General since C. Everett Koop back in
the 1980s. We just went through five years of the worst public health crisis that
we have ever experienced. And the Surgeon General was nowhere to be seen for five years. This is a
problem. So I was very, very interested in pursuing that. As you know, President Trump has made a
different choice and has nominated Jeanette Nashwitz, somebody who you and I both know.
It remains to be seen whether or not she will make it through the confirmation process.
But I have every reason to believe that she will.
And hopefully she will take a different approach to previous Surgeons General who have remained totally absent.
That is a role that demands somebody who is an excellent
communicator, somebody who tells it like it is, somebody who can become the trusted,
measured voice of America's doctor. And that's a role I really had hoped that I would have a
chance to play. The other roles are not compelling enough for me to pick up, change my life, give everything up and move permanently to Washington, D.C. and lose all of these platforms because that's what would happen. truth out to people in a way that they can understand it is something that I consider
to be a skill set.
And so the idea for me to be stuck in an office somewhere writing policy papers or working
on healthcare policy isn't, I don't believe, the best use of my passions and my skills.
Do you have recommendations?
I mean, I'm sort of interested in what all of us can do
to support the changes that RFK and Mehmet Oz, I hope,
are going to institute, and hopefully Jeanette even too.
And are there things specifically that you and I can do,
do you think, that would support them in the meantime?
I think the most important thing we can do, Drew,
is to continue what we've been doing, which is getting information, you know, really
fostering conversation, fostering the dialogue, fighting against the cancel culture, the censorship,
the things that we, you know, God only knows the mainstream media is still, even with Trump in the office, they are still going to be under the thumb of Big Pharma.
Big Pharma owns the media.
They own the medical journals.
They own the medical schools.
So the thing I believe we can do, and that's what I was referencing, I'm not willing to give up my platform to speak openly and honestly unless I'm offered another platform that would be even bigger and better.
And that would have to be a forward-facing, really out there on a daily basis in front of a microphone with the opportunity to speak and communicate with the American public. And I think in the meantime, that's something that you and I
can continue to do on this platform, as well as the rest of social media and everywhere that you
and I speak out with regard to our association with the wellness company, the podcasts that we
do, the news interviews that we take. And I think that that's critically important yeah there there is a big shift coming
it feels like i i've been fighting for california and los angeles in particular for a long time i've
stayed here for the fight and for the first time i'm sort of hopeful that there might be an
opportunity here given what has happened and the next this has been the this is the debacle since
the debacle now we have the fire debacle we have Now we have the fire debacle. We have the virus debacle.
We have the vaccine debacle.
And now we have the fire debacle.
Are you insane?
Go ahead.
Well, you know I'm very biblically based.
So I've kind of lost track, however, on which plague we're on.
We did pestilence, and we did pestilence and flood and
fire. I think famine's next. I got to actually review. I think we're up to famine at this point.
Locusts may be coming as well. But I'm in California right now, and I don't mean to imply that I'm making light of any of this.
I am actually horrified and have been very distressed in the past 72, 96 hours with regard to what we're seeing with these fires.
Although I am not personally in an area where we would be in danger, we're far enough from LA, but I am watching the homes of good friends and colleagues
literally burned to the ground, people whose lives have been devastated. And it is largely
the result of unbelievably poor management. The idea that Karen Bass, the mayor of LA would have cut, you know, nearly $20 million out of the
fire response budget, and at the same time, deploy resources towards building DEI, and coming up with
a point system where you got more points for, you know, hiring, you know, this minority person who might fit the gender identity, politics, whatever it is,
the DEI initiative taking precedence over actually having water in the damn fire hydrants.
I mean, that is unconscionable.
And I've really, really been troubled by it.
Well, they aren't governing.
Like I told you before, the mic's heated up.
You will not hear complaints about Pasadena.
I live in Pasadena. The fire was bearing down
on us, and
we're fine. There are no complaints
about Pasadena. The complaints
are about the city of Los Angeles
and the county and the state.
And it's sort of
striking to me that you don't hear
Pasadena complaints, and we got hit very hard. And here's why you striking to me that you don't hear Pasadena complaints.
And we got hit very hard.
And here's why you're not hearing complaints.
The act of nature was wild and intense.
And everyone understands it was an act of nature.
And then the city and the fire department and everybody did their job.
They mitigated.
They did the best they could.
And they did what they're supposed to do.
Everything worked. It was still awful. It it was horrific there's been some devastation
but you can't blame the city or the personnel for what went on here would have been worse
if we'd been under the management of these yo-yos in los angeles right well there's a common theme
here when you look at these democrat run cities um What I heard come out of the mouths of people like Karen Bass and others at the helm in LA
was not dissimilar from what you heard after that horrific terrorist event on the early
morning hours of January 1st in New Orleans.
They act as if there is no science behind disaster preparedness.
I'm a specialist in disaster preparedness and response.
There is tremendous science.
We know what works and you do it ahead of time.
It wasn't raining when Noah built the ark, okay?
These are things that you do ahead of time.
And yet you hear these people get up there and say,
wow, here's what we're gonna to do in response to the fire.
Here's what we're going to do next time.
The mayor and the police chief and the people in New Orleans said, well, gosh, how would we know that the guy would have driven up on the sidewalk?
Seriously? Seriously.
It didn't occur to you that a terrorist might not follow the posted, you know, traffic signs.
You know, this is tantamount to saying, well, how would we know they bring a gun?
It said no firearms allowed.
You know, there is science behind this.
And if you need to hire a disaster plan that is in place so that we mitigate the risk when it happens and
stop acting like a deer in the headlights. These elected officials or appointed officials,
wherever the heck they are, officials have totally abdicated their responsibility to the people whose
lives and livelihoods and property they were tasked to protect.
Well, I would like to ask your permission to steal your quote. It wasn't raining when Noah
built the ark. That is one of the greatest quotes I've ever heard. I don't know if you invented that
or if you're quoting somebody else, but it will not leave me soon. No, it is something that
I've used as a teaching point when I teach classes on disaster preparedness and response.
This is something that you need to have thought ahead of time. And as I said, I'm very biblically
based, and so it comes in handy.'s a it's a vivid way of describing uh
the shortfalls yeah i i'm mortified by the lack of forestry management which i which used to be
intense i used to watch it behind us in the hills here and uh it just stopped in the 80s i remember
when it first stopped it stopped because it was interfering with the migratory patterns of a mouse
and uh and then multiple other environmental groups got involved and stopped everything.
And it's like, and by the way,
if you actually, Bernie Sanders,
this message is for you.
If you are actually interested in climate change,
all the benefits of all the CO2 reduction
that this state has taken since 2003
was completely wiped away by this fire.
And if you just measure the CO2 emitted
between 2020 and 2024, it wipes away
all the progress on CO2 emissions times two. So it should be your number one. If you're actually
interested in climate change and CO2 emission, your numero uno priority should be managing
these fires, period. But it's not very interesting isn't it no exactly and this is once
again how can you be caught back on your heels can you imagine ronda santa saying who knew we
were going to have hurricanes you know in august who the heck would have thought exactly right okay
this is not the santa ana winds this is not an anomaly. These are predictable events. We know this and there's a way to prepare for a single match or a lightning strike or a cigarette butt, and this thing is going to go up absolutely in flames. There are things that are unpredictable. You know, there are things that happen for which we cannot practice or plan.
But when you have something like fire season, hurricane season, big events where you're going to have hundreds of thousands of people in the street, the Super Bowl. There are ways that we know are tried and true
and that will mitigate the risks that are inherent in those situations.
And I am angry for the people of Los Angeles
that their officials didn't take those precautions.
And the state, as they were a big part of this.
So we're going to talk to Harry Fisher in a second.
And Harry's been reporting from the field what he's been saying that he particularly has had grave concerns about
vaccine reactions we haven't talked about vaccines you and i a little while what's your current sort
of assessment of the state of things and by the way i want to also point out i don't know if you
saw joe rogan's interview with mark zuckerberg zuckerberg now is on the record saying that the Biden administration called him, called his company, and berated them verbally, yelled at them until they went after
taking down information that he says, quote, was true, meaning they must have known it was true.
So the idea of censorship is no longer something that can be debated we have the twitter files we have facebook
now on the record we have the foia documents we were all censored by these mfers now now let's
try to figure out what was going on what's your current assessment well 100 with regard to mark
zuckerberg uh you know i wish i thought that he truly had a burning Bush sign, but I think he's really, this is more CYA. He wants to be on the record saying, well, it wasn't our fault. You know, whether or not he actually has seen the light simply keep building and building. They are irrefutable
that these shots are neither safe nor effective. We have only seen, unfortunately, the tip of the
iceberg when it comes to the cancers that are being caused by these shots. We certainly know
and it's well acknowledged the cardiac risks, the damage to the immune system, the autoimmune things that have occurred as a result.
And the real tragedy with this, Drew, is that the vast majority of the people who've been injured are young, healthy people, people who are under the age of 50, who had fundamentally zero risk from COVID itself.
They all got COVID.
96%, 98% of the population has documented and well-known that they had COVID, okay?
These are people who would have done fine
if they'd just been left alone.
But instead, they were maimed,
many of them against their better judgment,
against their best interest. They had to do it, many of them, against their better judgment, against their best interest.
They had to do it to keep their jobs, to go to school, to whatever it is.
And so they were harmed.
And they were harmed knowingly because we also have the receipts, based in part by aggressive FOIA requests, that the pharmaceutical companies knew damn well, and they knew it ahead
of time and they lied about it. They hid the information. The FDA was complicit in hiding
the information. That's why they tried to keep it suppressed for 75 years, you might recall.
You know, Pfizer was aware that a child died during the very limited trials.
Moderna was well aware, you know, that these shots went to every single organ system within
a matter of hours, that it didn't stay in the deltoid muscle, as you were told over
and over again.
All that said, despite the overwhelming evidence, and you and I have had multiple
conversations with our friend Ed Dowd, who's done a brilliant job of exposing all of the harms,
the deaths, the injuries. Despite all of that, they're doubling down. There's already an mRNA
injection at the ready for bird flu. They've got one for RSV. They've
got one for influenza. And they are absolutely on the fear porn, you know, right now talking about,
you know, human metapneumovirus that's, you know, running through China, which is a big nothing
again. The bird flu, which has never been a problem for people other than those in direct contact with infected animals, cattle or birds.
OK, but they're pushing the idea that we should all be worried about bird flu and you get better.
Get your you know, be ready to get your vaccine.
Gavin Newsom in, you know, declared a proactive state of emergency in the state
of California.
I don't even know what the hell that is.
I'm a, I'm a disaster management specialist.
I don't even know what a proactive state of emergency is.
Um, but apparently Gavin Newsom does.
And he did it on the basis of the fact that one person was significantly ill with bird
flu in the state of Louisiana. That person has now recently passed away,
but we have a paucity of information drew about what the guy actually died
from.
We don't know that he died from the virus.
He may have died from diabetes or a heart attack.
You can rest assured he didn't die of the virus because if he did,
we would know that.
Yeah.
We don't know it.
It would tells you
everything you need to know they're they're hide they hide stuff like that and so but but you know
the other thing that we're gonna we're gonna switch gears i'm gonna take a break here we
have harry fisher coming in to talk more about what he's been managing um about some of the
stuff he's seeing in the field you mentioned cardiac events i've been ruminating i'm gonna
have you just come out of this before i go to break i've been ruminating, I'm going to have you just come onto this before I go to break.
I've been ruminating a lot lately about something Freiman picked out
of the original Pfizer studies,
which is that,
and I'm going to frame this
because it's what Harry's going to be reports on,
which is what happens within the first two weeks
of taking this vaccine.
That's when most of the serious adverse effects
of vaccines occur.
Correct.
And if I remember right, or if I'm getting what Freiman picked out of the Pfizer study,
they left out of the study anyone they lost to follow-up in those first two weeks of study,
which you lose people to follow-up when they die.
Correct.
Joseph Freiman picked up in the the study and it's very clear. They didn't consider somebody to be fully vaccinated until they were saying, well, yeah, you had the shot 10 days ago, so you're not vaccinated.
So we don't need to look at what's happening with you. And that's when all the bad things happen.
That's when the vast majority of people who were having those really profound, you know,
sudden cardiac deaths happen. A lot of them, it happened. I think, you know, Peter McCullough has
also reported that it happens in the first, you know first three days for the vast majority of people,
and then in the ensuing 11 days. So those first 14 days were critical. So again, it's a way of
manipulating the data. It was a way of downplaying it. They knew exactly what they were doing.
Believe me, if everybody did swimmingly, they would have reported that. But instead,
they changed the guidelines specifically to keep that
information hidden from the public to keep it hidden from the cdc and the fda and those people
who they wanted to promote the vaccines quote unquote vaccines so we we will bring harry fisher
in here after the break to discuss exactly that what he has seen in the field i'm assuming that
those are mostly what
he was seeing but there probably are many other things too he mentioned stroke and other things
you can follow kelly uh dr kelly victory dr kelly victory on x um and toxic shot is her book
harry fisher empt on x fisher's f-i-s-h-e-r harry harry h-a-r-r-y we're gonna take a little break
back with dr victory myself and oh okay i just i, you have something? Sorry, Drew, I just noticed
that there was a typo. It's actually
Harry Fisher E-M-T-P.
Oh,
the P and the T are reversed on my
form here. Okay, so it's Harry Fisher
E-M-T-P
on X. He would have corrected that for me
too. And we'll be back with us
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All right.
In addition to Dr. Victory back with us, we have Harry Fisher.
As I said, Harry is an emergency response specialist. He's an
EMT. Let me get his nationally
registered paramedic, NRP.
A lot of experience out in the field.
His work
has spanned Oklahoma, New York,
New York City, North Dakota, Alaska.
Again, Harry Fisher at EM.
I'm going to make sure I get it right.
TP on X. Kelly, of course, as well. Harry, welcome Fisher at EM. I'm going to make sure I get it right. TP on X.
Kelly, of course, as well.
Harry, welcome to the program.
Thank you.
I appreciate you having me back on.
So what has...
Good to see you.
You heard the...
Yeah, you've heard the conversation
that Dr. Victor and I were having,
and I wonder if you have any response
to some of our observations
and what your sort of update is since we last spoke to you.
There's been a lot happened since we last spoke.
Since we last spoke, I've been fired from a job,
from my contracting jobs for not giving the shot.
I wouldn't give the COVID shot.
I went to one contract and they wanted me to actually give the COVID shots.
And I thought about it.
I had a night of thinking about it.
Like I was praying about it, thinking about it.
I even open sourced it on X to ask, you know, my friends on there, like, what do y'all think?
Like, if these people really still want this deadly substance, should I go ahead and give
it to them?
If as long as I give them, you know, informed consent.
And I told my medical director, I was like, I can't do this.
I just, you know, I can't do it.
I prayed about it, couldn't do it.
And they were like, oh, it should be fine. You know, okay,
no worries. You know? And then three weeks later they were like, oh, we saw you have an online presence. We're going to go ahead and fire you. So it was just, it was, yeah, I went through that.
And, um, but I've got to give me about a month and I've got another job back on an ambulance,
but I've got to be very careful. I mean, I've realized that no matter, even though we're out of the woods of the mandates per se, the mindset is still there.
And you've got to be very, very careful because they want to take your job. They want to take
your livelihood. But we're still seeing in regards to what y'all were talking to,
and we're still seeing long-term effects, cancers that are just extremely what used to be rare.
It's just not rare anymore. And it's happening so fast. Like these younger that are just extremely what used to be rare it's just not rare anymore and
it's happening so fast like these younger people are just developing cancer and dying within weeks
to months right when when used to you know some treatment might have prolonged their life for
for you know an extended period of time now it doesn't seem anything really prolongs it if
anything it just shortens it that much faster. These people are just coding faster and faster with these long-term issues.
Heart problems in the young, strokes.
Y'all were saying that it was happening predominantly two weeks after the shots were given.
I've seen it, you know, two weeks, yes.
I mean, because I've seen that occur, but I've also seen it up to months, to longer.
But y'all are right about it being like a wave of events within two weeks.
It seemed like they did a major shot push on a reservation.
Within a few weeks, we were just seeing destruction.
So I agree with your assessment there.
No, you're 100% right, Harry.
And I don't mean to imply that you're out of the woods after that two weeks, because that is not the case, particularly when it comes to things like
these clots that you're seeing, those really fibrous, white, totally unusual clots, strokes,
and clearly even the sudden cardiac deaths, those sorts of things are happening weeks and years out.
The scary thing to me is these cancers, because cancer
is a lag, it lags, it takes a while for the cancers to develop. And like you, I am seeing
horrific numbers of what, you know, where people are calling turbo cancers. And what we mean by
that is people who are stage four metastatic cancer at the time of initial diagnosis. In other words,
you know, they come in, they've got, you know, a polyp that gets found on colonoscopy,
and it's already spread to their liver, you know, they already have liver and bone mets.
I have three people in my own tight circle, who were diagnosed with pancreatic cancer,
stage four at the time of diagnosis, already wildly metastatic.
I mean, and we're seeing a lot of that. And so, yeah, I didn't mean to imply that you're out of
the woods after two weeks. It's just that they ignored that uptick in order to falsify their
numbers. I'm sorry about your family members. It is brutal to watch. Like it's just been,
it's been hellish. And I don't use that lightly.
It's been a hellish situation, especially whenever you have a patient that's in your ambulance and they're not old, like a younger patient.
And they've taken the shot because they thought they were doing the right thing.
And they know that it was bad.
And they know it caused it.
And they're talking to you about, you know, it killing them.
You're essentially talking to a murder victim.
Like it's the it's the it's the saddest, most complex mind screw that I've ever been through in my entire life.
And I don't know. I'm sorry. I don't have a better way to phrase it.
I mean, imagine talking to someone who's been murdered by essentially our government and pharmaceutical companies because of the mass
censorship and the mass push of a deadly product. It's just, it's a wild time to be alive.
You know, let me follow up on that for a second here, that you made a comment that's interesting,
that do you feel in your circle, the people who you see on a daily basis in your work area,
that people are recognizing that this is vaccine related?
Or what percentage of people do you think still have their head in the sand
or have cognitive dissonance or just can't acknowledge
that this is maybe vaccine related?
Depends on the area I'm in, but I've been in some contracts
and I've been in some places to where all the providers there realize like, like a hundred percent, everyone knows that it's that. And
I've actually had the conversations with them. We've had group conversations in our meetings,
but then like corporate will show up and they'll all just mouthful clothes. They'll be very quiet.
And one of my main medical directors that I was at at one of the spots I asked, I asked him,
I was like, why aren't you silent about this?
Why aren't you talking?
Why aren't you screaming?
And he said, I'll lose my license.
I'll lose my job.
I won't be able to take care of people.
And I said, well, I mean, if we all stay silent, if y'all are all worried about your license, then you're essentially going along with murder.
And I know it doesn't look that black and white to everybody, but to me,
it really is that black and white. Because if every medical professional out there chooses to
stay silent for a paycheck, then you are standing up for murderous individuals that are just raking
in money and taxpayer dollars, really, to kill your family members, because they are killing
your family members. I can't put it any more plainly i agree with you harry i mean that's the pushback
that i get from a lot of my colleagues they say well how can i help people kelly how much help
will i be to somebody if i lose my job at this hospital if i you know if i lose my medical
license or i get sanctioned how much you know then i won't be able to help anybody so i stay
silent so that i and i think it's a cop-out.
I really do.
Because as you said, if everybody did, if everybody banded together
and had the guts that you've had, that I've had, to speak out,
if everybody said no, not doing it, not giving the shots,
you know, you can, they can't fire everybody.
They can't fire everybody. They can't fire everybody. They
can't function without us. And the problem is the reason they've been successful is because
they isolate you. They peel you off. They use you as an example. And then your other 10 colleagues
are afraid to say anything because they've made a spectacle out of you. They, they cancel me,
they threaten me. And therefore, you know, the 10 people around me say, oh crap, I don't want, don't want them to do to me what they did to Victory, so I'll keep my mouth shut.
When instead, if everybody grew a backbone, I'd say, if you don't have a backbone, go on Amazon and see if you can buy one because we need people to kind of buck up and stand up.
So I agree.
That's been a frustration for me that people have used that cop out.
And they're going to keep using it, sadly.
I mean, people are starting to speak a little, be a little bit more brave.
There are people starting to come out.
But sadly, they're more brave now because they've actually lost a loved one or their vaccine injured themselves.
I mean, the vaccine, the,
the anti-vax community, which is such a weird term to put on us, the anti-poison community,
we, we, we aren't that many, you know, there's not that many of me's out there that actually
didn't take the shot. Like I lost jobs. I stood up, didn't take the shot, watched from the
sidelines, the genocide occur, you know, for a couple months until they needed me back again, because they were like, oh, gosh, like you said,
we can't we can't run this without people. So so I watched it and I've watched it grow into a huge
anti-vax movement. But it's not because of people that didn't take the shot. It's because of people
that have lost loved ones. It's because of people that are that are actually injured,
that have had strokes. I mean, there's people out there that are really needing help right now. Nurses, I have nurse friends that are
just, I talk to them, they're like, I'm on my last leg. I don't know how to support myself. I don't
have any help with the medical community because, you know, doctors don't want to talk about my
injuries. Like, it's just a really, really horrific situation for so many people but our movement has
grown because because the injuries have mounted up how many calls do you respond to um yeah i'm
sure it depends on what community you happen to be in but ones that you would say are are
reproductive related in other words women who are either pregnant who are miscarrying or pregnant
are bleeding or or delivering
prematurely what did you see a bunch of things that you that were pregnancy related that was
that was very obvious to see when they did like the massive push and you know when they did the
massive push that was just extremely obvious because like there was there was one shift that
i've talked about you know a few times on x on X that I had nine miscarriages in one shift.
And that's just ungodly to think of.
I mean, it's just astronomical numbers.
But nine miscarriages in one shift.
So it was so bad that I had to get people to come help clean the seats and the chairs because people were just sitting there just bleeding.
And it was tremendous amounts of blood. It was just copious amounts of blood would be a better way to put it
was i was talking to uh dr thorpe about this he's a friend of mine and he was talking about the
massive bleeding and that's that's something he and i were i don't know if you've heard about it
but i mean they they would just bleed and intensive bleeding. So I was noticing that because sometimes back before the shots,
when you'd run a miscarriage,
it just typically didn't look like a,
um,
an abrupto placenta.
It's how I was sort of,
it was almost like these almost look like abrupto placentas.
Cause there's the amount of blood,
um,
the asshole nine in one shift.
And that's just one.
I mean,
after the shots rolled out,
it was very obvious that there was something going on with the, with reproduction, which makes you wonder, I saw nine in one shift. And that's just one. I mean, after the shots rolled out, it was very obvious that there was something going on with reproduction.
Which makes you wonder, I mean, my conspiratorial brain, it's like, was there a depopulation agenda?
I mean, was there?
Because you actually start wondering.
Whenever you realize they're going to censor you for trying to warn people there's a cliff.
Like, if there's a cliff in front of you, and someone's standing at the cliff who's, like, you know, working on that cliff. And he's trying to tell you there's a cliff. Like if there's a cliff in front of you and someone's standing at the cliff,
who's like, you know, working on that cliff
and he's trying to tell you there's a cliff.
And then the government and people, you know,
come and just go shut up and move you out of the way.
And you're watching people fall off this cliff.
It makes you start wondering
how deep that rabbit hole really goes.
I mean, are they trying to depopulate
a certain population?
And then-
Well, as you say, I can't tell you with certainty. I mean, are they trying to depopulate a certain population? As you say, I can't tell
you with certainty, I cannot speak with authority that it was a depopulation attempt, that that's
why it was crafted. But I sure as heck can tell you what the results have been. And we have seen
significant decreases in birth rates around the world. The United States is down somewhere between six and
seven percent. Most of Western Europe is down between seven and nine percent. Certain places
like Taiwan are down 26 percent. I mean, these are really globe-changing numbers. So we are seeing
the impact of it for sure. And there are lots of mechanisms by which
these mRNA shots interrupt pregnancy, the ability to both get pregnant and then to carry a pregnancy
to term. And yes, Dr. Thorpe, Jim Thorpe is a colleague of Drew's and mine at the Wellness
Company. We've talked about this a lot, the impact on pregnancy. So
whether or not it was actually an overt effort to decrease the population, I have my own thoughts
about it, like you do. I can't say that with authority, but I sure as heck can tell you what
the results have been. I hate to think that way. I really don't like thinking the worst of people,
for sure. But I've seen the worst of mass groups now, groups being afraid.
And I've also realized now that there are greedy individuals at the top, at the top of everything.
Say there's greedy individuals at the top of the world, and it seems like they will stop at nothing to just make a dollar or power. And I don't, I won't put anything past the greedy
individual. And I honestly won't put anything past the fearful individual because I've seen
the closest friends of mine, people super close to me, just shun me, push me away and just go,
just roll up your damn sleeve, even when they're seeing people drop dead. So, so the fearful and
the greedy, I'm just trying to pray for them right now because it's it's
a it's a spooky situation come by part of it for me i think go ahead i'm sorry go ahead finish your
thought kelly and i got some thoughts but but it's andrew you you should weigh in on this one
of the things that i think has happened is that many people cannot get their arms around the idea that this level of evil could exist
that that they're saying i'm one of those people i can't do it i can't do it right i can't go there
i'm letting you guys go there but i can't get my head around it and i think that that's part
of the problem is that you just so then you look look and I'd say, okay, I would submit to people,
I'd say, I hate to tell you that it's real. Look at what's happening in the UK right now,
as a little tangent. For years, over a million little girls have been abducted and raped and sold into sex slavery and prostitution by bands of Pakistani immigrants.
Okay. It is now well known. And it turns out that the police did nothing about it because they
didn't want to be labeled as racists. The media wouldn't cover it because they didn't want to be
labeled as racists. Regardless, that level of evil does exist in the world, as horrific as that is.
And so I don't believe for a minute that what Harry's talking about, that for the almighty dollar or for control or for to, you know, foster an agenda because you think you're bigger than God and better than God and know more than God about how many people should be on this planet that you manipulate things. I, unfortunately, I don't want to acknowledge this there, but
to not acknowledge it, you do it at your peril. Agreed. A hundred percent. And then one,
sorry, Dr. Drew, but real quick, remember the Tuskegee experiments? You know that happened,
right? I mean, that evil, we've done that evil, and we know it.
A hundred percent.
Well, I have no doubt of ignorance or a belief that you do.
Social evil always is done in the name of doing good.
You know what I'm saying?
These people, that's usually the way social evil gets done.
And the Tuskegee experiment was like, well, we're going to prevent people from having syphilis these guys are
going to get it what's the big deal is that you know it's like they thought they were doing good
but they were deluded and in that deluded state they were evil just straight out evil if nazis
thought they were doing good now thought he was these people think they're doing what's, I'm doing good for humanity. No. The always.
Beware, beware the do-gooder because those, that is how evil is perpetrated.
Look, the prison guards thought they were doing good in Nazi Germany.
The people that yelled at their neighbors for having gatherings at Thanksgiving during COVID-19 thought they were doing good.
The fact is that is all evil. I totally agree with you guys,
but don't look for a mustache twirling individual necessarily at the top. It's a sheep,
a wolf in sheep's clothing oftentimes that commits social evil. Kelly, you agree with me? 100%. And to Harry's point and to yours, Drew,
COVID was not the first time in history when physicians were employed to perpetrate that evil.
And I'm not just talking about what happened in the Third Reich in Nazi Germany. I'm talking
about things like the Tuskegee experiment like the mk ultra experiment
you know screwing with people's brains uh to see if we could make them you know that's something
that the department of defense did they screwed with people's brains with anti-psychotic medications
it wasn't just uh it wasn't just the the again you as people think of MKUltra, they're going towards mustache twirling.
At that Kentucky Institute, they invented the disease model of addiction and invented some of the current treatments we use for opiate addiction.
And they were giving people hallucinogenics in huge doses and changing their lives forever.
Ruining their brains.
Ruining their brains.
Right.
And physicians were doing that so these same people fast forward 2025 people who are doing gain of function research in this
country i'm not talking about wuhan china i'm talking about the usda lab in athens georgia
i'm talking about in the university of texas and galveston and the University of Wisconsin in Madison, places where they are manipulating H5N1 to make it more transmissible between people, something it wouldn't do if left to its own devices.
And they're doing it under, as you said, Drew, the guise of, oh, we need to see what would happen so we can develop a vaccine so we know what the treatment should be. Okay. It's, they never
say it so that we can exterminate humanity and create, you know, pain and suffering. They always
say it's under the guise of, you know, doing something good, but we have got to stop this.
We've got to call people on it and say, no, you are obligated to consider the worst possible case scenario.
What could happen?
How could this go sideways?
And it all boils down to lack of informed consent.
I agree with what you are saying, because I don't disagree with what either one of y'all are saying actually at all.
But in order to stop it, because what's already been done has been done.
And we can see the evils that have already occurred.
And like you're saying, how do we stop it? Like what I'm saying, too, would it be possible? I was talking with some doctors last night on a live. Would it be possible to push like a health freedom amendment to like a constitutional amendment, like a health freedom amendment to where we don't basically take all the bad that we just experienced and update our Constitution
somehow, some way for health freedom so we don't ever have to go through it again?
Well, let me answer. I think that's a critical issue. I think it already exists, Harry. What
I've been pushing is to go back to the four pillars of medical ethics. Those pillars, autonomy, justice,
non-maleficence, beneficence, those four pillars exist for a reason. The problem is
we haven't been adhering to them. No one has held anybody accountable. So the first pillar, the first pillar of medical
ethics is autonomy, meaning you have the right to participate or not participate in any particular
intervention, treatment, therapy. And that begins with informed consent. These things are all there.
They've been codified, but your average physician under the age of 50 has probably never even heard of those
four pillars.
They don't even teach it anymore.
And that's purposeful because if doctors don't know about it, if you don't even know what
the pillars of medical ethics are, you sure as hell can't follow them.
And they don't even teach it anymore in medical school.
So I would submit that if I were queen or surgeon general,
I would absolutely say, we are going to return to the basics. Here are the four pillars. If you,
I'd rather, if you, if you learn nothing else in medical school, you better learn those
and you better adhere to them. And we better start practicing to them. And people need to
start demanding that their physician knows what those
pillars are and makes a commitment absolutely to follow them. Sounds amazing. 100%. And Harry,
but to your point, Harry, some something taking the teeth out of the public health system at the
state level needs to be undone. Something's very, very wrong there. And from an operational or
institutional or legislative standpoint, you're right,
there's something wrong there.
I only have a little bit of time left.
I want to
back off a little bit
and let's just
I want to
tell you my observations and
have you guys react to them. Because you know me,
Kelly, I'm still like always in this sort of weird
contemplative state based on my clinical experience.
And I am absolutely mortified by the mandates.
I am mortified that young people
were getting these vaccines that didn't need it.
I'm just, you know, I'm with you guys
all the way on that stuff.
But elderly patients,
I do feel like we accomplished something
with some of the vaccinating programs, some of it.
I have not seen much in the way of side effect from it.
And again, if cancer is one of the downstream effects, I mean, elderly people's immune function is already kind of not great.
And I've just not seen anything out of the ordinary.
So it might not be affecting things the way it would in a healthy immune system
that's taken down.
You know what I'm saying?
I did have one serious adverse reaction
in a 100-year-old.
She had atrial fib and was getting into failure
and refused to go to the hospital
the way 100-year-olds do.
And I had to manage the whole thing as an outpatient.
She made it through, made a VAERS report.
Of course, VAERS, thank you.
And then nothing.
Made a follow-up, thank you, nothing.
Follow-up, nothing.
Okay, they must have had a guy look at it
and decided it wasn't related to the vaccine,
even though 30 minutes after she got the vaccine,
she was in atrial fib.
But my question is this.
I'm thinking about Asim Malhotra
and some of the observations he's had
about coronary disease.
And I've seen some of this too now, where this extraordinarily rapid development of one vessel disease,
highly advanced, just weird things I've never seen before in terms of how coronary disease is manifesting and developing.
My own case, I have, you know,
I'm on lipid-lowering agents.
I've been forever.
I had 0.0.0 calcium scores
forever, forever, forever.
One year after vaccine and COVID,
suddenly I have a distal LAD lesion.
Okay.
So the question is,
and I've seen things like this repeatedly,
and the question I have
in every one of these cases, including my own, is how do I tell?
Mind you, I didn't have an mRNA vaccine.
I had the J&J.
How do I tell what's COVID?
And this is something you and I used to talk about a couple of years ago.
How do I tell what is COVID and what is vaccine?
I can't.
At very minimum, I can say it's spike.
I guarantee you it is spike. And so why are we using a vaccine that's still all about spike? Why not a whole viral vaccine? Why not nucleocapsid?
Why are we throwing more spike at the coronary, lining the coronary arteries? Kelly, what do you
say to all those questions? Well, there's no way to definitively prove what would cause your
particular cardiac lesion. However,
I would suggest that you would benefit from knowing what your spike protein levels are and
what your antibody levels are with that assay that Dr. Peter McCullough uses. Because as you know,
when you get COVID, the virus, you have spike protein in your body only as long as you have the virus in your body,
which is a matter of days, weeks. Okay. Once you eliminate the virus, you eliminate the spikes with
it. So I got COVID, I had COVID for probably, you know, five days and the spikes went as I
eliminated the virus. That is in contradistinction to when you get quote vaccinated you have now given
i had the whole viral though i didn't have an mrna vaccine i had a j and j
but didn't you get a booster there's no j and j booster no no no no boosters nothing i got the one
i got one vaccine susan got all that i i had a horrible reaction. There was my reaction. I had a raccoon's eye in the morning after vaccination, and I felt like hell.
And that is the presenting feature of the thrombotic thrombocytopenia purpura complication of transverse sinus thrombosis, which I thought, oh, shit, here I go.
But it went away.
Then there's no reason to believe it.
For me, this is an ongoing spike issue because you should not be creating spike.
So you should get your spike levels checked.
And if you, in fact, your spike levels should be zero.
You should have.
But I would get that checked.
You know, I think a couple of things you were intimating about the elderly patients.
And I'd be interested in what,
Harry, what you've seen in terms of what you consider might be vaccine-related adverse events
from the elderly. As you know, my mantra in medicine is that everything boils down to a
risk-benefit calculation. Given that it was the elderly who were the only people who were really
at significant risk from COVID in the
first place, you could have convinced me very early on, meaning in the first weeks, that
if my parents were living, for example, I might have suggested they get the shot because
they'd say, look, we don't know anything about the shot.
It's experimental.
It's brand damn new.
We can't, I can't say it's safe.
That would be your informed consent.
You would give her that kind of consent, right?
I would have said.
But given you're 94 years old and infirm, if you get this virus, it could be really nasty, and I think it's worth the risk.
That's informed consent.
But let me hand it to you for a minute here, Harry, because I want to hear what your thoughts are on the elderly.
Okay. Well, real quick, you have the perfect control group.
You have you have those of us that actually didn't take the vaccine.
You could easily tell that, hey, we're not dying of lesions and everything else right now.
Predominantly, most of my frontline friends that stood strong didn't take the shots.
They're healthy as a horse. The other one's sick all the time.
But I mean, if they if the government or pharmaceutical companies really wanted to know that, you got a control group. But that being said, they don't,
they don't want to know that. And with the elderly, they were giving shots to elderly
people in the nursing facilities without true consent, without informed consent. I was seeing
dementia patients just laying there. They would go in and just shot after shot after shot. And
then the nurses that were working in those elderly or those senior living
centers, I've had them, I've had the nurses literally say,
as soon as we gave the shots, you know, there's just codes.
They know that that room coded that room coded.
So there was just, there was mass die offs in the facilities.
I think a lot of those mass die offs have even been blamed on loneliness.
They blamed it, you know, which some people die of loneliness.
Don't, I'm not going to knock that. I mean, they were very lonely during, during, you know, which some people die of loneliness. I'm not going to knock that.
I mean, they were very lonely during the lockdowns, but they would go in and mass vaccinate their
centers, and then we would get call after call after call to the centers.
But I think the numbers, like, I think we've got enough data to show that J&J did damage.
People have died from the J&J. They even pulled the J&J did damage. People have died
from the J&J. They even pulled the
J&J.
We've got
enough. All the numbers are there.
What's wild, it's like watching
a slow motion train wreck right now.
I'm going, hey, why are we still
talking about the shots and even giving it?
Why hasn't this been pulled off? Why hasn't some of these people
been arrested?
Like,
can we get to the arrest and number two?
Cause I'm sort of waiting on that.
Like,
I mean,
that sounds bad,
but bring it up.
If we don't do it,
what do we do?
I mean,
we just let people get away with murder.
No,
I,
you are spot on.
And that's why I started with the data are irrefutable.
We don't need more data.
We have all the data we need.
These shots should have been pulled from the market within the first 30 days.
They should have been pulled by February 1st of 2021.
We already had enough.
And if you look at historically, you know, other vaccines go back to 1976 when the swine flu vaccine was rolled out, it was pulled from the
market after there were 50, five zero associated adverse events. It was pulled from the market.
They said, Oh, this is a problem. You know, in the first month, we had 1000s of associated adverse
events from these shots. And yet here we are, as Harry said, we're in January of 2025,
and you still have Leanna Wen on CNN talking about get your booster. Have you lost your mind?
I mean, when's the last time you heard of somebody getting hospitalized or even needing to go to the
doctor because of COVID? I mean, seriously, it is tantamount to the common cold,
yet they are still pushing these shots.
It is absolutely unconscionable.
I don't understand it.
And at the risk of never, ever, you know,
having Bobby Kennedy speak to me again,
I will go on record and say that part of the problem,
I believe, is that Donald Trump has refused to even give
tacit acknowledgement that maybe these vaccines weren't everything they were cracked up to be.
Maybe they weren't actually beautiful. Maybe they didn't actually save millions of lives.
And maybe he was misled. I have said over and over again on this platform and others,
there are ways for him to message that and say, look, I was misguided. I'm not a scientist. I'm
not a doctor. I'm not an epidemiologist. I had no reason personally to understand this. And
unfortunately, I was surrounded by some people who gave me very bad direction and advice.
But if he won't even intimate that, if he still keeps saying what a great thing they were, it's going to be tough.
Agreed. It's wild to watch.
It's really neat to see his base go one way and still vote for him because his entire base is like, I don't like the shots.
And Trump is still saying, I love the shots, but his base will still vote for him because his entire base is like, I don't like the shots. And Trump's still saying, I love the shots.
But his base will still vote for him.
I'd rather have Trump than Biden.
But it's just a really weird situation to see an entire base say,
whoa, don't like it when he says that,
but still goes right along with it.
I don't understand that at all.
Well, guys, we're going to have to wrap this up
right here. Harry, I'm going to
first, I'm going to say goodbye to you.
Follow Harry, Harry Fisher, E-M-T-P on X.
Great to see you.
And hopefully we can talk to you again soon.
I hope your work gets reinstated and it's satisfying work for you.
Thank you for the service.
Thank you.
Bye, y'all.
Bless you.
Harry Fisher, buddy.
And then Kelly, where shall people look for you?
Where do you want people to go?
Where do you want people to follow you?
Well, my Twitter is the best, Drew, at Dr. D.R. Kelly Victory.
I'm pretty active on Twitter.
And I'm doing, like you, a lot of interviews on different news outlets, including Newsmax know, Newsmax and Real America's Voice and
lots of others, where we talk about, you know, what's timely with regard to a frankly, you know,
the continued beating of the drum, the fear porn, as I call it, you know, whether it's bird flu,
human metapneumovirus, you know, RSV, COVID, whatever it is, we're trying to, you know,
and you and I both preach what I call, you know, you call rational readiness, this idea of we are
not fear mongers, we are not preppers, we're not suggesting that you stockpile baked beans and
toilet paper. What I'm saying is that it makes sense to have on hand the medications and the sorts of supplies that
you would need so that you are not at the mercy of the system, particularly in a time of crisis.
Whether it's a hurricane, an earthquake, whatever it is, a riot, you don't want to have to be that
person who's looking for an urgent care. Fire. We were so grateful to have our kids,
particularly that field kid. We were like, we were carrying that big box around with us because it was useful. to put patients over profits. We are really focusing on what will truly make Americans
healthy again, which is not just another pill, not another therapeutic. And for me,
it's really allowed me to double down, as I said at the beginning of the show,
on my interest and passion for health and wellness and the idea that the best way to be free,
you know, medical freedom means do not shackle yourself with ill health.
Do not allow yourself to be shackled with chronic disease.
And your lifestyle has a lot to do with that.
Kelly, thank you for joining us.
Hope we'll see you again soon.
And if the opportunity arises between now and then, let's go to D.C. and meet with all our friends over there and see what we can do to be of use i would love it anytime all right thank you kelly kelly victor
everybody and i know you all love it when she's on the show let me just quickly check the
restream uh susan i don't know what the growth factor thing was you were talking about there. I think that was you.
Yeah, somebody said that there were, you know, somebody who had
six children
die from the vaccine. Oh my gosh, that's
wild. And we can interview them. I think that's what
Mila... Oh goodness.
Bilbo is praying for me and forgiving me
for something. I'm not quite sure what.
But
I think, let's put the schedule
up, Caleb, so people can understand what's coming
there's still some secret guests
that Emily Barsh is keeping close to her chest
Jeff Dye is our next guest hopefully in here
Dave Rubin coming on the 16th
Max Elviva Fry on the 15th
Dave back, Salty Cracker back
Peter McCullough back on the 30th
so look out for January
it's going to be a very busy month
we have some really interesting guests
that we are efforting.
And if we get them,
it will be a headline.
So look forward to that
in January and February.
Susan, anything else for you?
Or Caleb?
No, we're good.
My toddler ran in the room
right as you said
for me to come on the mic.
Let's see.
Wait.
Timing is everything.
We heard her. All right. There the mic. Let's see. Wait. Timing is everything. We heard her.
All right.
There we go.
Bring her in.
Hi.
Hey.
He can't hear you.
He's just looking at all the screens.
Say hi.
Mini me.
Yeah.
He's going to be in here
assisting me very soon.
All right, everybody.
Have a great weekend.
Thank you for being here.
Thank you, Dr. Victory.
Thank you, Harry Fisher.
And we'll see you on, let me double check.
I always screw this up.
I believe it's Tuesday at three o'clock.
Is that correct, everybody?
Tuesday at three o'clock.
Jeff Dye, we'll see you then.
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