Just a couple of weeks ago, you and Dr. Peter McCullough went over a pretty

in-depth segment on monkeypox and it looked like at the time when you were

reporting on it. This thing was going to fizzle itself out. We probably were

seeing the end of it. Well, take a look with the news is reporting just this

week. All right. New concerns about the growing number of monkeypox cases

across the country. This is the largest outbreak for the virus outside of

Africa in decades. In the US, the CDC reporting 31 confirmed cases as Monday

afternoon. The number of cases of monkeypox has continued to increase. It's

almost a thousand people now with confirmed or suspected cases in more than

two dozen countries around the world. New York State's Department of Health

stating that masks can protect against monkeypox as well as other viruses

circulating in New York City. The agency urging travelers to avoid close

contact with sick people, contact with dead or live wild animals such as small

mammals, a boy eating meat that comes from wild game. The CDC has raised

its alert level for monkeypox to level two. Recommending the travelers now wear

masks. Dr. Mike, are you kidding me? This is for monkeypox. Yeah. I mean we you

know when I know I remember we covered this. I said look, just watch the

rhetoric. It's a lot like coronavirus. Right? It started out as a nothing

burger. They all said it was nothing burger and slowly it starts sort of

starts growing on you. And you know, it just seems so full-hearted to be

pushing with this. But it is starting to ramp up the rhetoric a bit like

coronavirus. Where are we at? What are they saying now? Yeah. And a lot of

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