Speaker 1: I was talking about the flu earlier. I think that
Speaker 1: it's worth noting here that we may have cured it.
Speaker 1: We may have cured the flu. Well, let me splain
Speaker 1: what I mean. We've gone from seven thousand, seven hundred
Speaker 1: three positive flu test to thirty six flu testing to
Speaker 1: one or two years. That sounds like a cure to me.
Speaker 1: Why do you think that is? What could the possibly
Speaker 1: be the explanation for this? Have you heard of a
Speaker 1: new flu vaccine? Have you seen people lining up to
Speaker 1: get their flu shots and vaccines and record numbers have
Speaker 1: you seen? Have you seen any news reports about the
Speaker 1: new successful treatment for the flu? Look, there's no greater
Speaker 1: student of quote unquote the news than I am. Even
Speaker 1: when there isn't any news anymore, I know where to
Speaker 1: go to find the news. And I'm telling you, until
Speaker 1: the CDC announced this, I hadn't seen anything like it.
Speaker 1: Here's even a little little blurb here. C d C
Speaker 1: reports record low positive flu tests as coronavirus cases surge nationwide,
Speaker 1: The flu has seen a remarkable dip. Reported cases of
Speaker 1: influenza reached record lows. It's in the Washington Examiner. It's
Speaker 1: a miracle. We've cured the infections called the flu. They've
Speaker 1: been plaguing mankind for hundreds of years. Did covid do it?
Speaker 1: Maybe so, maybe so,