Dr. Harvey Risch & Sen. Ron Johnson discuss government funded bioweapon research

Dr. Harvey Risch: "If one is attacked by a bio weapons agent, then why would one have to respond with a bio weapons agent? One could respond with economic warfare, conventional weapons, chemical weapons, nuclear weapons, if it was that bad, that we have at our disposal a whole range of responses."

"And to launch an untested bio weapon as a response where we might not even be able to protect ourselves from blowback from that agent, to me is insane. That there's no rational reason."

Sen. Ron Johnson: "There's a very interesting chart in Robert F. Kennedy's new book, The Wuhan Cover-Up. And we were all, and I've talked about it, followed his emails where he funded Peter Daszak's EcoHealth Alliance to the tune of about $15, $16 million."

What I did not realize is the Department of Defense funded EcoHealth Alliance to the tune of $42 million, and USAID, which RFK Junior says is pretty much the CIA cutout, I don't dispute that, funded to the tune of $53.6 million."

"So it kind of confirms what you're talking about in terms of what the justification was. One of the countermeasures you didn't mention, but the way we met was in 2020, talking about early treatment."

"Can you, as long as, as an epidemiologist, can you talk about that fact? I mean, we relied everything on vaccines for the reasons that you've assumed. But just going along with that was the sabotage of early treatment."

Dr. Harvey Risch: "Well, during the time of the suppression of early treatment, hydroxychloroquine and later ivermectin, I thought it was to protect the marketplace for the vaccines, other medications or the vaccines that would eventually come out."

"But now, given what I've said, I think the suppression was that if those medications solved the pandemic, then the vaccines wouldn't have been needed and then the bioweapons treaty would come back in force and there would be no rationale that the vaccines were the end product of the offensive bioweapons research. So they had to be suppressed for the same reason."

Sen. Ron Johnson: "So again, you've come up with an assumption based on the fact that so much has happened hasn't made any sense whatsoever. And I've heard that time and time again from people, you know, fighting in the medical freedom movement. It's just like, this thing, none of this makes sense. So you have to start coming up with different theories."

Dr. Harvey Risch: "That is true. I mean, I haven't been inside the room of anywhere where they told me all of this, but there's very little that makes sense. And you have to think, if you were doing this work and you're the CIA or you're the WHO or whoever has been pulling the puppet strings, that you're going to look really bad when stuff that you've done that is kind of nefarious but you've gotten away with it suddenly comes into public view."

"And now the public's saying yeah but we weren't supposed to be doing this in the first place and look at the damage that this has caused because you couldn't contain it. You promised you would contain it at the worst and you didn't contain it. And you need to protect your billion dollars worth of grants and funding that you get every year as well."