Tom Shattuck: Covid Was A Bigger Mess Than We Thought| 8.13.26 - The Howie Carr Show Hour 1

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So let me ask you something. You're in New York, New York, Boston, Massachusetts, you know, known for the medical facilities, even Connecticut, Yale, New Haven, you know, all the big pharmaceutical companies around here as well. We've got a problem with this institution. And it's something that I think that both you and I are, before COVID. We had faith in these institutions, FDA, CDC. At least I did. I figured they're the people who know the things because they have the lab coats and they're smart and nerdy and they have beakers and laboratories. There are some rogue actors in there who are absolutely just malevolent, just demons. Well, the problem, you know, one of the big problems with the whole COVID, you know, tragedy, whatever you want to call it. tragedy to multiple levels with the institutional failures of politics of medicine certainly and you know let's not leave off the hook media you know the media did not shine you know did not cover itself in glory that they didn't in this in the whole covid story they didn't cover the full story a lot of this stuff that came out about Falsy about the, you know, the overstayed efficacy of the COVID jabs, all this was known. They wouldn't report it. I can tell you personally they did not report it. Big media would not report these stories. I have ample experience trying to report these stories. They wouldn't be reported. So, and now it's coming out. Now, these stories should have been out long ago. And high among them, the one story that's not been out from, that's not been out and should be out, is a doctor who, honestly, makes focy look like a, like a, like, you know, a medical student and bad medicine. This guy, if you mention of Dr. David A. Cessler, he is, well, he should be known as he ran the FDA when it approved Oxycontin as a safe, non-addictive treatment for pain. Now, we all know that's had a problem. It helped read to the opioid crisis. But the most authoritative source on this is the federal government itself. In February 2022, a damning 129-page federal report came out on the opioid crisis. It was by the commission on combating synthetic opioid trafficking. It was co-chaired. It was a bipartisan, joint bipartisan report, co-chaired by Senator Tom Cotton, Republican from Arkansas, and Congressman David J. Trone, now out of office, a Democrat from Maryland. It was signed off on by seven major executive agencies, cabinet-level agencies, including the Department of Defense, Department of State, Department of Treasury, Department of Homeland Security. This is an official government report, and it blamed the opioid crisis on the FDA. And the exact quote is, the rise in illicit fentanyl and other synthetic opioid misuse and related deaths has its origins in the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval of the prescription opioid painkill Oxycontinent in 1995. Okay, and you mentioned in your article that by this time, by 2022, it had already killed a million people had already died.

The report itself claimed that the report had killed more than 1 million Americans, more than the number of Americans killed the report specified in all U.S. laws combined. The report said it cost the American taxpayer as much as one trillion trillion per year, the federal government claiming this, and it said it caused a national security threat. One of the many quotes was, it's not opioid addiction, it's not just a public health emergency, but a national emergency that threatens both the national security and economic well-being of the country. It said the opioid crisis was responsible for inspiring an alliance between the people's Republic and China and Mexican drug cartels to rush sentinel and other synthetic opioids over the poorest southern border. This is all from the federal government. The man, you figure the man who was in charge of the FDA might be questioned at some point. Well, or indicted, yes, absolutely. Exactly. Well, you know what, Dr. David Hussler, who was the head of FDA when it made the decision to approve Oxy as a safe non-addictive treatment spain. You know what he was doing when the report came on February 22? I assume he lived in shame somewhere. Go ahead. He was the head of the Biden administration's COVID job program. He was the top doc in COVID. Freepleeping amazing. Amazing. It's not like he was hidden. It's not like the federal government didn't know him. You know, it's not like they didn't know him. It's not like they didn't know where he was. He was hot. Yeah, go on. No, I'm just, I'm just, I need to breathe here for a second, Kerry. So this dude who green lights oxy, which really, you know, in the late 90s and early 2000s, it was ubiquitous. It was everywhere, doctors everywhere were prescribing it because everybody knew it wasn't addictive, including Rush Limbaugh, I think was prescribed it at one point. All of the, this stuff. And it was still killing 100,000 Americans a year as recently of 2022, 2021. And this guy gets a promotion? He not only got a promotion, he got, he was the head of the Biden administration's COVID program. He was the doctor who went after everyone who doubted the efficacy of the COVID jets. He was a tough doctor in the White House, COVID-19 response to. The day the Biden administration came to office. He claimed personally claimed to have administered, helped administer distribute 559 million COVID jabs. I don't even call it the V word. He personally claimed responsibility for distributing, helping distribute 559 million COVID jabs to the American people. And we know there were problems with the jab. We know there were. The data was clear early on. We know they were rushing to the market. We know they rushed to the market. And you know what all his biography say? Not one of them ever mentions that he ran the FDA when an approved DOXIE. And this gets even worse. This gets even worse. His own, there is email evidence from Alice Berenson. I'm sure I know who is. Yep. Of Kessler's own staff in the White House administration, you know, questioning, you know, no, I'm sorry with the FDA questioning, you know, his role with the drug companies.

And not only this, last year alone, last year alone... Kessler spoke in front of the federal government, spoke in front of Congress on the topic of restoring trust in the FDA. Oh, come on. No way. No way. I have all this. It's all at Doug Adams. Go to Doug Adams. It's all here. This is all, this is official government reporting. This is, the report, nobody, this, this, I'm getting all this information from now. Everything but his name, everything but his name came to this official federal report. The joint bipartisan executive and legislative report from the commission on combating synthetic opiotrothicking. And nobody would report on it because in February 22, nobody wanted to report on anything but, you know, COVID, you know, scary COVID headlines. Of course. This guy is responsible for inciting a national security threat. I didn't, you know, I don't want to put on him, but his agency certainly. His agency certainly is, you know, made the decision to approve Oxy. We knew, how did they not know Oxy was addictive? The FDA didn't figure out it was addictive? That's crazy. That is crazy. Now, Oxy, I assume Oxy went through all the normal testing and all that stuff. Oxi, it's the most addictive thing, as far as I'm, I knew. I don't know if it's dinner or didn't. I just know it's highly addictive, and the federal government approved it as a safe non-addictive treatment from pain. Kerry, do we at some point have to say, and you mentioned this guy Kessler's relationship with drug companies, how in the pocket are these guys, are the Labcoat mafia with these big pharma companies? I don't know, but I know the evidence is not good. And, you know, this guy right now, the Dr. Kessel's from the past year and a half, taught in a book on GLP1 drugs, you know, which are, you know, they're controversial. At the very least, they may be effective, at the very least they're controversial. They're worth studying, and he basically called him the one of the drugs of the 21st century. They may be. They may be. I don't know, but I do know there's still a lot of questions on the market about them, and I do know this is one of his, all the biographies mention this. Don't mention he helped fight big tobacco. That's always in his head run in the headrun reports. Nobody ever mentioned he ran the FDA when I approved doctor. This is from the Academy, the American Academy of Arts and Sciences, which I believe is based in Somerville. This is his biography. As commissioner of the FDA, Dr. Kessler acted to speed approval of new drugs. That's one of his career highlights from the Academy of Arts and Sciences. So what that says to me is that he fast-track drugs and not to protect the American people, but to get to gain access to the marketplace faster. It is amazing. As commissioner of the FDA, Dr. Kessler acted to speed approval of new drugs. It is amazing that this guy is not known far and wide, just out of absolute just shame.

But this is amazing. And what, I mean, oh, I'm sure, it's funny, nobody names, these people cover each other's backs. But, like, Marty Makary has to lose his gig. And Batichaya, you know, and all these other guys get driven away out of medicine because they don't tow the line. This really is. These guys really are a cabal. It is. Just just terrible. This is a shocking story. The media has trouble reporting these stories. Well, look at all the ads around 60 minutes, Kerry. Yep. You know? I mean, it's wall to wall. Man, what were we thinking when we let these guys advertise? It is, you should go to Thug Adams, the substack. His name is Carrie Byrne. You know Carrie Byrne. This is a really shocking thing. Go to Twitter or X and follow Thug underscore Adams. That has to do with John Adams of Quincy, which Carrie Byrne is. Sorry, yes. The world knows that, Carrie. You've made that very obvious to everybody. Carrie is now that... If I could say one thing real quick, if I want to come to Doug Adams, and, you know, this is independent journalism. I can tell you, you will not get these stories from the mainstream media. They want to come to us, sponsor Doug Adams. It's only $80 a year. We are supported 100% by individuals who appreciate independent media. And, you know, we need support of listeners like those in the Hollywood Power Show because the media is not giving you the story. And you'll find it at Doug Adams on some stuff. Absolutely. I'll tweet this out, guys. So find it under Tom Shattuck in a moment. Carrie Byrne, thank you, my friend. All right, all right. All right, Tom, thanks a lot. Good luck. Talking a bit. All right, 844-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-Hawey-E car show. The conversation doesn't end when the show does. Subscribe now to the Howie Car Radio Network wherever you get your podcasts. And listen when it's convenient for you.

Howie Car is back. All time. Lenny Kravitz, there's no going wrong with him. Your stuff on Gracie's show was great, too. I agree with her. That's great music. I think Jared pulled this one, but thank you. Oh, okay. Today's poll question is brought to you by Tux Trucks' Trucks' GMC in Hudson, Mass. Tux Trucks'GMC delivers a buying experience that is easy, personalized, and moves at your pace. Truck buying the way you want it to be. Visit tuxtruxGMC.com. Taylor, what is the poll question and what are the results thus far? Today's poll question, which you can vote in at Howie Car Show.com, is, is the climate change scam officially dead? Yes, it is. There are little embers still left and some psychotics there trying to keep it going and some people, grifters trying to work it, but it's pretty much past its prime. 72% say it's not dead. What? Oh, that's ridiculous. You're going to hear from at 305. You're going to hear from a woman named Linnea Lucan. This is a woman who used to work on oil rigs. And she is with the Heartland Institute. It's a great company. She's got a podcast. And she has, she has some news about the climate that we're going to appreciate because there's so much BS out there. Like, you never, you would never hear, other than listening to Howie Show up here in the Northeast, you'll never hear it on any, four, five, or seven in Boston or 25, or you'll never hear it certainly on public radio. In any state, in any New England state, you'll never hear the truth about. what's going on with the climate but we are full wall to wall in this area of climate alarmism all climate alarmism and you're going to be happy to know that there are real scientists and real climate people and real engineers and things around the world who are having other conversations and this idea of course the climate's changing the climate always changes but the idea that we're in you know the end times are here you know it's not true and the people pushing it know it's not true it's just something to run on do you think Barack Obama would have bought a $12 million house on the beach if he really believed that it was going to get washed away none of these people believe any of this stuff none of these people believe any of the stuff I had a guy coming to studio about 10 years ago These two dudes who were selling clear climate cleaning solution to clean the office and desks and things. It was just rubbish. It was total rubbish. But whatever. They had an angle. And we were laughing at it at the time. We were like, okay, whatever. These guys are selling whatever. And of course, COVID came and they made a trillion. You know, they made all sorts of money. But there's nothing to it. A lot of this green stuff is not as green as we're told it is. It's not as green at all.

The idea that these climate people, these climate alarmists, want us to slaughter all the sheep? What do you? Get out of here with that. There is nothing to it. And if you think that your recycling stays separate from the rest of the trash, you may be right. There's a really good chance you're not right. Nobody believes this nonsense. Nobody believes that Canadian wildfires are caused by climate change, especially when they're lit by human beings. And we know that. It's never, it's not, oh, the hurricane season, oh, there you go. Them having to use weather now, it didn't used to be weather. No, it's not weather. It's climate. Now it's every weather thing. You see? Now you're happy the people died in Sri Lanka in a hurricane. You happy you have an SUV? Such BS. 844-542. Tom Shattuck, in for Howie Carr. Stay with us. Live from the Burnah Less Lethal Pistol Pistol Studio, it's Howie Carr. Look out, ladies. He is coming back. The oyster man is coming out of hiding on Labor Day. The Democrats are going to bring him back up. I don't know that this is a great idea. But they are doing it. Accuses the main wire, accused rapist and former Democratic Senate candidate. Hold that thought for a second because the replacement ain't doing all too hot right now either. Cue's rapist and former Democratic Senate candidate, Graham Platner, is making his return to the public stage next month as a headline speaker at a Hancock County Democrats event in Ellsworth. The Dems say, have announced their Labor Day rally for Labor in a Facebook post. It's going to be at noon on September 7th at Ellsworth City Hall, feature musical performances and Graham Platner. So there we go. He is back. I don't know what the thinking behind that is. I don't know. But let me tell you maybe what it is. There's now some Troy Jackson problems. The main wire went up and...

and said hello to an old acquaintance of Troy Jackson, this old guy in Maine. And let's go to Cut 12. Had some very interesting things to tell our crew. There's a lot of talk up there, and you heard a lot of this stuff. This is Cut 12. Tell me about the incident where you witnessed Troy Jackson striking his partner or girlfriend or whatever. Well, there was a pub, the general store in St. Francis, that closed up. And the owner made a pub. It was like a walk-in basement. And he made a pub, which we all used to go there quite often on the weekends. And I was going there. One, I don't remember if it was Friday or Saturday. But as they approached the door, Lana and Troy was standing outside. And all of a sudden, he just open-hand slapped her right beside the head. And her head tilt a little bit in her hair flew. She turned and started towards whatever vehicle they had. I didn't see what vehicle they had. And it kind of shocked me because usually I don't let stuff like that slide. And he turned and followed her, so I continued in the building. They left. They never came in. So you didn't hear any yelling beforehand or anything? No. So he just open hand slapped her right inside the head? I didn't hear no their conversation because I was just, right? But it was a closed fist and open hand? Open hand. Open hand? Yeah. And just whacked her. Yeah. Just whacked her. Just whactor. now this is a while ago so it's years ago so who knows but really we can't find anybody else who didn't whack women or hide them in a room overnight so they'd calm down or um or didn't pull them out our cab or didn't sexually assault them like this is what we've got now this is what we've got You're not making this all that difficult for Susan Collins. Of course, you know, Troy Jackson's still polling better than her, but would have we learned two days ago? What did Steve Kornacki learn? It's about the sticks, apparently, overnight. Let's go to, oh, cut 13. Remember, Troy Jackson is, he's an old logger, you know, that's his whole thing. He's just trying to tell people he's an old logger and it's a trillionaires that took all the money. And he's trying to, even though he's been president of the Senate, he's been in the Senate for a long time. Here's cut 13. This guy says that's all BS. Cut 13. A lot of people today have told me he's not a logger, and the fifth generation logger, math doesn't work. Like, there's no way. Especially on the Jackson side, because I know that for a fact, because his grandfather and great-grandfather was trappers. Because they're my uncle and grandfather.

So trappers? They're all related. They weren't loggers. They were trapping. No. All right. So where's the fifth generation come? People tell me his father was a logger. People have told me. For a short time, his father did, from what I was told. But I asked several people around here, where did Troy ever take a chainsaw? And go out and fall a tree. Not one tree. I mean, when people was logging, people had skitters. When you used to go out through town here, there was a skitter in almost every dry wood in the spring when months even come. Well, when you go out and they have 10, 12 slings on each skitter, every time they come back, you've got to have 10 or 12 trees ready for them. And it don't take them very long to go to the road and come back because that's piecework. So I can't yet to find anybody or where he worked. I know a lot of the jobbers that was around here. And none of them, no, he didn't work grass. Didn't work grass. Don't know any place that he worked logging. He ran equipment, which some people to classify that as log. But a logger is one that cuts trees and prepare them to bring them to the road. Well, that ain't nothing Troy done. He didn't run a butcher. He didn't run a chainsaw. He ran a limer. And his father had a limmer. And they spent so much time in the office, bitching about the pay rate, that they lost it. They had to sell it. Okay, a skitter, by the way, if you didn't know, because I sure as heck didn't know, is like a big tractor thing that grabs the logs. I'm not a heavy equipment guy, as you would know. So that's what it is. A wimmer, I'm not even sure what that is. But it's just interesting that... There, somebody from Maine, call in and let us know what these things are. I'm sure I'm not doing a good job. Isn't it interesting that it's all fraud? These people are all frauds. All frauds, seemingly all related, and not great with women. Yeah, my wife, yeah, my wife is my cousin or whatever, but it's not like what you think, whatever, you know.

It's inept. And Troy Jackson's now got the same social media people that Graham Platner had. So you expect to see him out there and his skitter logging and doing all the other things. What a time. 8444-542. That is the number. Let's go to the phones. Dennis, you are on the Howie Car Show with Tom Shattuck. Hey, Dennis. Hey, how you doing? I'm a long-time listener, a long time, and I know how it pretty well. I'm from Maine, and I thought maybe I could answer a few questions for you. If I know, a skitter is a big wheeled, pretty much a tractor, but articulates in the middle. So it's very capable of going over the undulation, stomps and mud, and everything else. Okay. And a lot of times it's a grapple skitter, which has a huge claw in the back. And you can grab a bunch of logs, lift them up, and just pull them back to the yard. And they're awesome. A lot of them have chains on the wheels. Chains gives you more traction and pretty much anything. So that's what the skitter is. Okay. And these are the things you need. And these would bring, usually they bring the logs to trucks to head down to wherever? Yeah, usually they have like what's called the yard and they, you know, they haul them all there and then, you know, stack them up. And then the truck will come called a pulp loader, and it'll grab them and put them on the trailer of its own truck. Got it. And what is a whimmer? A limber. Or is a limer? Oh, L? That's the machine, I believe. Now, I could be wrong on this one. But it pretty much grabs the tree and just goes right along and just. Oh, as in all the little limbs and makes it a nice log again. Oh, I see. Which is where your knots come from, of course, in wood, you know, in lumber and stuff. Oh. You know, the branches, you know, the limbs. So the limbs, that whole thing right there, and boom, it's done. It's very, there's a feller buncher, which will pretty much annihilate the tree and grab it up. And it's just, it's just, there's a lot to it now. They get stuff done. Anything else I might know. I'm a construction guy from way back, so I'm not exactly a logger kind of guy, but I'm a heavy-looking guy for sure. From Maine, of course. No, that's great. Believe me, I'm not. I'm trying to get rid of trees. When I pass people in a road and are using one of those tree shredders, I get so jealous. I just think, if I could just cut these big trees here, no trees that are doing, they're just big weeds. But that's my own problem. I didn't learn a trade, Dennis, so I'm helpless, which is terrible. Thanks for the call, Dennis. I appreciate the education. All right, 844-542, 844-542. 8-4-542. More on Maine, and then some heartbreaking news on education. My name is Tom Shaddock. This is The Howie Car Show. Watch the show live. Soundwave. Dispatch Rumble. At rumble.com.

Howie car is back. Oh, lots going on. Lots going on. All right. 617. Oh, text Howie or text Tom to text Howie. If you want to text Tom, text Howie to 617. 213, 1066. Linnea Lucan joins us at the top of the hour. She's great. You're going to like her. Let's see. 508 says, Shaddock, a tree shredder is called a wood chipper, dude. Good Lord. Yeah, I didn't. It feels like it should be a tree shredder. I like it. To me, that's more satisfying. But I guess it does create wood chips. Yeah. I am 508, if you didn't know. I'm soft. I'm from Winchester, and we didn't do anything. No, I shouldn't indict the entire town. There are real men in from Winchester. I was not one of them. Okay, 617 says that's the first song, but I've heard with a seagull in the background. Was that the one in Maine? One of the ones in Maine, probably.

Hey, Tom, here's 5'8. Hey, Tom, did you get your friend's inspection sticker taken care of? I don't know, but my friend did get an oil change today, so there you go. And they didn't, yeah, they don't offer those there, unfortunately. Not that I would need one, but my friend would need one. 5.08 says, Tom, has Elizabeth Warren endorsed him yet? Or has she learned her lesson? That's a really actually great valid question. I don't think that she has. It's going to be interesting to see if Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez endorses Troy Jackson, too. Because she backpedaled away from Graham Platner really early on. In my contention there is that the guy used to be a bartender down the street from Capitol Hill, and staffers just know him. And they're like, this guy's a pig, no. Hey. 617 says where do the damage drag up these crumbums they have scrapped their way all through the bottom of the barrel scraped their way yeah they have i mean and he's not the worst jennabello's would have been worse but i mean there's a there's a lot of the governor of main right now Janet Mills is just a terrible she's terrible she's she's quiet quit it's not great 919 says is Jackson's uncle and grandfather the same person? Very possible. 802, check in from Vermont. 802 says, why are they having a labor party when they're the anti-labor party? I know. Who knows what they are anymore? Yeah, it should mostly just be at this point just unemployment. or the party of eBT tom the no voters in the poll are simply saying that the climate cultists will never leave pastor gore's church of the inconvenient truth i see what you're saying yeah okay so they're just saying it's not over you they believe it's over you know as an existential threat if it ever was but the push isn't over 919 says, sorry Tom, but public education ministers have been driving the climate crisis scheme into the heads of children for 30 years. You now have two generations strongly believing in global warming. Ain't that true. So just to let you know when Linnea Lucan joins us in a few minutes, she's got a great podcast, and I play it. I drive my daughter to school. It's about half hour each way to get her up to school. And I put that podcast on. And she loves it because Linnea is a young woman. She might not even be 30 yet. And she's got all sorts of engineering skills and this and that. And my daughter, who goes to a good school, never hears the anti-climate alarmism stuff. She never hears it. She never hears like real climate truth by experts because they don't teach that anywhere. Pretty much anyway. They don't teach that anywhere. Which is why, you know, to me, these colleges couldn't crumble quick enough. 844-542-42. 844-542. Linnea Lucan joins us. You'll want to hear this. Climate alarmism is over on the Howie Car Show. Stay with us.