This Past Weekend w/ Theo Von #647 - Dr. Peter McCullough
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Mar 19, 2026 
Dr. Peter McCullough, a physician‑scientist and cardiologist known for pandemic research and early treatment protocols. He discusses vaccine side effect concerns and reports of spike protein persistence. He explores pandemic planning, bioindustrial influences, and lab‑origin debates. He describes early outpatient treatment strategies and controversies around suppressed therapies.
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Pandemic Planning Predated 2019
- McCullough argues a coordinated “bioindustrial” complex (CEPI, Gates, WEF, WHO, foundations) planned pandemic responses years before 2019.
- He cites CEPI Disease X, Event 201, and PREP/BioShield acts as documentary evidence of advance planning.
mRNA Design Made Spike Production Persistent
- mRNA vaccines deliver genetic code for full-length spike protein and use modified nucleotides to resist degradation.
- McCullough argues full pseudouridine replacement made mRNA unusually persistent and was a risky 'great gamble' before broad roll-out.
Patient With Circulating Spike Years After Vaccination
- McCullough shares a patient (Steve Kempin) with persistent circulating spike and skin biopsy evidence years after Pfizer doses.
- He used a German lab to detect spike and published the seminal observation as part of McCullough Foundation work.
