Dr Pierre Kory: We’ve never seen dying at this rate - Laura Ingraham

Ingraham Angle | We’ve never seen dying at this rate: Dr Pierre Kory | Dr. Pierre Kory joined 'The Ingraham Angle' to discuss why the United States has seen a 'staggering' 158,000 more deaths in 2023 compared to the same period in 2019.

Laura Ingraham: "We've all noticed that there seems to be more tragic stories every day of young people, especially young men, dropping dead. And now the FDA is warning of a catastrophic drop in U.S. life expectancy.

In the first nine months of this year, 158,000 more Americans died unexpectedly than in all of 2019. Now, just to give you some perspective, that's more than the casualties in every war since Vietnam all of them combined. Now, Actuarial reports that young people are being disproportionately affected here.

Mortality was 26% higher among insured 35 to 44-year-olds and 19% higher for 25 to 34-year-olds. This is overall COVID deaths, of course, have dropped 84% since 2021. And my next guest is sounding the alarm, President and Chief Medical Officer, of the frontline COVID-19 critical care alliance, Dr. Pierre Kory.

Dr. Kory, we got to know each other during COVID. These figures are staggering. Now, I think people see these numbers, Dr. Kory, and they might blame fentanyl or drugs or unknown heart problems, even in young athletes. People say that they're not uncommon. It's happened in years prior. So could this explain all these deaths?"

Dr. Pierre Kory: "No, absolutely not. If you take a close look at the numbers—and the life insurance industry, the actuaries have done this. It's the timing. You know, fentanyl didn't just explode on the scene in 2021, global warming or obesity or diabetes or deaths of despair. I mean, the timing is really inarguable. I mean, we have to answer the question.

Why are the healthiest elements of society—these are young, employed folks with life insurance—suddenly started dying at rates we've never seen before in 2021, and it continues. And so, we're left with the question, what happened in the American workplace in 2021 that led to this unprecedented rate of death?

And the challenge, Laura, is, we're trying to ask the question. We wrote that op-ed, trying to put that data out there. We need our government to function. Public health, one of their main objectives or responsibilities is to collect this data to inform us so that we can, you know, enact policies. And I don't see an organized effort to try to answer the question why young people are dying so much."

Laura Ingraham: "Doctor, a Journal of American Medical Association study on cancer diagnoses between 2010 and 2019 found that certain kinds of cancer were being diagnosed more often in younger adults in the United States.

And increases seem to be driven by cancers in women and adults in their 30s. So overall early onset cancers increased over that decade by an average of 0.28% each year. And among women, it was like 0.67%. So that's 33% and 7% respectively over that timeframe. So have you seen that kind of uptick firsthand?"

Dr. Pierre Kory: "Well, the numbers that you just quoted are dwarfed by what we're describing. I mean, we're seeing these rises, these sudden rises. in traditionally healthy sectors of society, we've never seen dying at this rate.

I mean, unless we send all our young people to war, you can't explain why so many young people are dying. And, you know, we need our governments to function. And here's the thing, I have a private practice. I specialize in COVID care, not only acute, but I specialize in long COVID and long Vax.

Long Vax is the chronic illness that's triggered by the vaccine. It's way more common than long COVID. And I have thousands of patients that are decimated, their health is disturbed. This is not the dead, right?

That op-ed, we talked about the dying, but, you know, VAERS has exploded since the outset of the campaign. Why are we not asking questions? What all we've seen our government do and these agencies ignore it and dismiss it."

Laura Ingraham: "Well, I mean, just for the the Layman watching this and hearing about this, like with so much else that happened in the last few years, it sounds like a cover-up. And that's why they rushed out to condemn people like you.

And it was all misinformation and disinformation. And they went after me for the hydroxychloroquine. It was just never-ending assault on anyone who asked questions. But my simple question to you is, are you seeing incidents of individuals who have compromised immunity and other problems that you believe are directly related to multiple COVID-19 shots?"

Dr. Pierre Kory: "There's not even a question that that is occurring. I mean, there's really good science to explain why that's occurring. I'm seeing it clinically in my practice. You're seeing it in these reports from around the world of these sudden, you know, white lung syndromes, everyone sick and entering hospitals.

I mean, we're in the wake of a global mass vaccination campaign, and people are not recognizing — we've known for years that, for instance, flu vaccines increase your risk of other respiratory viruses. And now we're seeing this whole world that got vaccinated. And you know, it's not surprising."