Topics discussed in this interview: 0:00 Introduction 0:20 Background on Dr Redfield 2:18 Universal masking 5:27 Politics and masks 7:11 What will the next few weeks look like? 11:40 Vaccines for COVID-19 14:26 Bridging therapies (Monoclonal Antibodies / Immunoglobulins) 19:37 Criticism of the CDC for its handling of COVID-19 26:26 What's driving the surge in the South 27:26 What can we do better to make sure the message is better accepted by Americans? 29:09 Contract tracing and surveillance strategies 34:50 Testifying before Congress
Censorship on information suppression watch the cases will magically go away, no more record breakers with cases. They will all start too go down now that the white house controls hospital information no longer going threw the CDC this is a criminal offense lying too the American people hiding, withholding data, deception tactics at it's finest.
Thank you for doing this, I appreciate how respectful Dr. Bachner is to his guests. It's clear our public health specialists are dog-tired. My heart goes out to them. And I want to thank all workers in and servicing the health care industry for their service during this difficult time. I would like to see a discussion about prevention. In addition to wearing masks and physical distancing, how do we improve our immunity to ward this off and fight it if we do become infected.
Contact tracing is pointless if the original covid19 patient doesn't get confirmation of the diagnosis quickly. A week or two is too late to get a confirmation is too late to notify contacts.
When a person has COVID-19 they know it if symptomatic; so no need to wait too long for results. They can still contact trace. Symptoms may be more revealing than a swab that sometimes never come up positive even if hospitalization is needed.
Well, the good news is Dr. Redfield didn't really deflect. The bad news is he didn't have to because not only were all the questions "softball" questions, there were very few of them and pretty well none that weren't of the variety "tell us what you think...". This is why the US is in the state they are and will continue to be.
M L Unfortunately the new CDC guidelines on school reopenings are not actual guidelines but an obvious and successful political twisting of arms that will set trust in public health officials back many decades. One more notch on the political "right's" belt putting Science in it's place. Bad Science, bad! Now sit in the corner while the moneychangers and the preachers let everyone know what to do and how to do it.
@@stupidas9466 what are you talking about??! The guidance.... are the key safety measures for the public so schools and other places etc could reopen as they put these guidelines into practice
M L No, the old guidelines were. The new ones read like "well, if you feel like it you might do something along the lines of this if you can, you know, if it isn't too expensive..." The CDC or FDA in the past have done investigations and made recommendations and given orders that were clear, succinct, unambiguous, and told the recipient what they had to do in order to meet their guidelines. The investigations into the outbreaks in the meat plants were watered down fluff due to political pressure, as so are the new school opening guidelines. When science and politics mix you get politics. The cdc/fda etc used to stand up to or be unaffected by political pressure, but now they have acquiesced to the whims of the executive branch and their reputation is sullied around the world.
@@stupidas9466If we approach this new direction the right way then we can maintain the stability as the house progress towards a better somewhat update reform respectfully.
There are really so many points of contention with this interview, and with the references cited that I do not even have time to list them all. It's time we stop allowing government to make half baked policy based on panic and Bad Science. Americans, be courteous and practice good hygiene, and by all means tell these jokers they're fired.
Redfield has come out with full support for opening schools, which is tantamount to saying, let this thing spread as far as it possibly can. I think Mr. Bauchner needs to respond to the immense political pressure that Redfield is under to make such a preposterous and dangerous statement. Especially after this interview, where it's clear that school should likely remain remote until people take the issue of masking and distancing far more seriously.
I am looking forward to see whether Howard asks the questions that need to be asked, and follows up once the good doctor deflects. I am skeptical on both counts.
Which CDC members were sitting on the WH coronavirus task force meeting when Trump/Pence over ruled CDC control of the stats? Hospitals to now send to DC and not CDC?
I'm not a trump fan, but legally under US-18-241 and US-18-242 , theres really not much more he could do... and under federal law he cant tell states what to do either, even under Fema , which nobody understands either but once fema is activated the president doesn't have any power but to de activate it, which under crisis can be contested ....and if Biden or any Democrat party mandates masks its actually completely illegal under those two statutes, so without breaking our rights as citizens what else could have trump done?
I saw an interesting piece on covid19 showing up in sewage treatment plants. Seems like a good way to get early & non-invasive surveillance on asymptomatic hotspots in order to focus limited testing & tracing resources. Yet I have seen no indication that any organization or govt entity is pursuing this avenue. Couldn't you two high profile doctors push this idea into the right hands? It would be a win-win, since it would be much quicker while sidestepping the public's loss-of-privacy fears.
Interview or heavy petting session? Watched this hoping he would - at last - have a clear at last message for a medical journal, was left more disappointed then ever. really a shame. This guy continues to let us all down.
Isoprinosine is another medication that should be reviewed for the treatment of covid, due to its effect on interleukins and RNA replication, I have seen a few cases with good results
@Julie Reid I understand your thoughts on this - not that a high dose of dexa, hidroxichloroquine or ivermectin sounds more reasonable--but it's what I got on three cases that made 180 degree change on their clinical course in 24 h, and these were high risk patients. One thing though if you look up the standard treatment in China, South Korea or Taiwan for severe cases, you will see that all the ingredients of Dristan are included in their approach, so your comment is actually quite correct
How do they account for the distribution of alleged COVID infections in March? They were everywhere in the country. Way too fast and uniform for 2 month propagation by my intuition.
I don't see too many ppl masking up in public. Which is kinda stupid. Where I live in my community, a lot of ppl don't wear masks. I hope to God I will not catch COVID 19. Maybe I should go for walks earlier in the morning and late in the evening. Avoid crowded places.
The blood is "plasmapheresed" - plasma removed (this is the antibody-rich part of the blood) and the red blood cells are returned. It's been done for decades.This is the immune globulin (IgG) treatment that is being used for the very sickest patients.
I think it may have been the sandstorm off north Africa witch moved all over the US . The reason I think that is because when I was a environmental activist in the early 80's we would map pollution with influenza data. (The virus hitchhiked on particulates .)
@@naranjo99 That was a very long time ago (1982-86), but I do remember that it was a med student from UAB who suggested we approach it that way. My notion that COVID-19 might travel in way is a long shot at best . COVID-19 might very well be too large and sand that is light enough to travel so far may not pick up the virus . The mapping was done by peers researching with microfilm all over the US. I'll look through my old papers and try finding more.
Topics discussed in this interview:
0:00 Introduction
0:20 Background on Dr Redfield
2:18 Universal masking
5:27 Politics and masks
7:11 What will the next few weeks look like?
11:40 Vaccines for COVID-19
14:26 Bridging therapies (Monoclonal Antibodies / Immunoglobulins)
19:37 Criticism of the CDC for its handling of COVID-19
26:26 What's driving the surge in the South
27:26 What can we do better to make sure the message is better accepted by Americans?
29:09 Contract tracing and surveillance strategies
34:50 Testifying before Congress
Censorship on information suppression watch the cases will magically go away, no more record breakers with cases. They will all start too go down now that the white house controls hospital information no longer going threw the CDC this is a criminal offense lying too the American people hiding, withholding data, deception tactics at it's finest.
Thank you for doing this, I appreciate how respectful Dr. Bachner is to his guests. It's clear our public health specialists are dog-tired. My heart goes out to them. And I want to thank all workers in and servicing the health care industry for their service during this difficult time.
I would like to see a discussion about prevention. In addition to wearing masks and physical distancing, how do we improve our immunity to ward this off and fight it if we do become infected.
Please convince Redfield to have some spine and refuse to cooperate in the politicization of the vital COVID-19 data!
Are you wearing a mask...?
Martin A. M. Erickson, III nope. he is in on Reset2021 Reset21
Contact tracing is pointless if the original covid19 patient doesn't get confirmation of the diagnosis quickly. A week or two is too late to get a confirmation is too late to notify contacts.
When a person has COVID-19 they know it if symptomatic; so no need to wait too long for results. They can still contact trace. Symptoms may be more revealing than a swab that sometimes never come up positive even if hospitalization is needed.
That is what happened to us. Son is out of quarantine and feels great, but still don't have his results.
Contact tracing may also be inaffective when the numbers are too high ... although could it still help a little?
Would be nice to see an interview from the researcher who wrote the paper at the CDC rather than a political appointee.
The numbers always go down on the weekend... As of today I see 935. This is not the person we need in this position right now.
Total respect for Dr. Redfield. Thank you for your time on this interview.
Well, the good news is Dr. Redfield didn't really deflect. The bad news is he didn't have to because not only were all the questions "softball" questions, there were very few of them and pretty well none that weren't of the variety "tell us what you think...".
This is why the US is in the state they are and will continue to be.
It's a work in progress
M L Unfortunately the new CDC guidelines on school reopenings are not actual guidelines but an obvious and successful political twisting of arms that will set trust in public health officials back many decades. One more notch on the political "right's" belt putting Science in it's place. Bad Science, bad! Now sit in the corner while the moneychangers and the preachers let everyone know what to do and how to do it.
@@stupidas9466 what are you talking about??! The guidance.... are the key safety measures for the public so schools and other places etc could reopen as they put these guidelines into practice
M L No, the old guidelines were. The new ones read like "well, if you feel like it you might do something along the lines of this if you can, you know, if it isn't too expensive..." The CDC or FDA in the past have done investigations and made recommendations and given orders that were clear, succinct, unambiguous, and told the recipient what they had to do in order to meet their guidelines. The investigations into the outbreaks in the meat plants were watered down fluff due to political pressure, as so are the new school opening guidelines. When science and politics mix you get politics. The cdc/fda etc used to stand up to or be unaffected by political pressure, but now they have acquiesced to the whims of the executive branch and their reputation is sullied around the world.
@@stupidas9466If we approach this new direction the right way then we can maintain the stability as the house progress towards a better somewhat update reform respectfully.
There are really so many points of contention with this interview, and with the references cited that I do not even have time to list them all. It's time we stop allowing government to make half baked policy based on panic and Bad Science. Americans, be courteous and practice good hygiene, and by all means tell these jokers they're fired.
Redfield has come out with full support for opening schools, which is tantamount to saying, let this thing spread as far as it possibly can. I think Mr. Bauchner needs to respond to the immense political pressure that Redfield is under to make such a preposterous and dangerous statement. Especially after this interview, where it's clear that school should likely remain remote until people take the issue of masking and distancing far more seriously.
I am looking forward to see whether Howard asks the questions that need to be asked, and follows up once the good doctor deflects. I am skeptical on both counts.
Which CDC members were sitting on the WH coronavirus task force meeting when Trump/Pence over ruled CDC control of the stats? Hospitals to now send to DC and not CDC?
really?
Hospital information will now be sent to HHS, the CDC'S "parent company"
President Trump could have done better, but chose to dismiss, and it would go away, like a miracle.
I'm not a trump fan, but legally under US-18-241 and US-18-242 , theres really not much more he could do... and under federal law he cant tell states what to do either, even under Fema , which nobody understands either but once fema is activated the president doesn't have any power but to de activate it, which under crisis can be contested ....and if Biden or any Democrat party mandates masks its actually completely illegal under those two statutes, so without breaking our rights as citizens what else could have trump done?
I saw an interesting piece on covid19 showing up in sewage treatment plants. Seems like a good way to get early & non-invasive surveillance on asymptomatic hotspots in order to focus limited testing & tracing resources. Yet I have seen no indication that any organization or govt entity is pursuing this avenue. Couldn't you two high profile doctors push this idea into the right hands? It would be a win-win, since it would be much quicker while sidestepping the public's loss-of-privacy fears.
He can make a 2min sentence take 2 hours
Interview or heavy petting session? Watched this hoping he would - at last - have a clear at last message for a medical journal, was left more disappointed then ever. really a shame. This guy continues to let us all down.
I really love to hear dear De. Buchner
Isoprinosine is another medication that should be reviewed for the treatment of covid, due to its effect on interleukins and RNA replication, I have seen a few cases with good results
@Julie Reid I understand your thoughts on this - not that a high dose of dexa, hidroxichloroquine or ivermectin sounds more reasonable--but it's what I got on three cases that made 180 degree change on their clinical course in 24 h, and these were high risk patients. One thing though if you look up the standard treatment in China, South Korea or Taiwan for severe cases, you will see that all the ingredients of Dristan are included in their approach, so your comment is actually quite correct
Another new virus is around the corner. Are we developing a playbook for next time?
It's called G4, another Swine flu in China, coming to your front door soon, similar/different strain to H1N1.
@@majoroldladyakamom6948 please don't Jinx us. that's not even funny.
9:20 he says that they now know that 20 MILLION people had already sucessfully survived covid by april & may of this year.
Blah blag blah ANYTHING!!! No answers yet!!!! Just wait. It is coming. Zzzzzz....dead.
Do you have any other sources of funding other than the congress?
These are essential Dr Bauchner -thanks
Time and math are not on our side.
How do they account for the distribution of alleged COVID infections in March? They were everywhere in the country. Way too fast and uniform for 2 month propagation by my intuition.
@5:25 excellent question.
As far as I am concerned, this gentleman has zero credibility. ZERO.
Excellent!
I don't see too many ppl masking up in public. Which is kinda stupid. Where I live in my community, a lot of ppl don't wear masks. I hope to God I will not catch COVID 19. Maybe I should go for walks earlier in the morning and late in the evening. Avoid crowded places.
Get a grip.
@@charlierose182 why? I have a grip on life. 🤔🤔🤔
@@charlierose182 Wear a Mask!
@@charlierose182 Why the rude response?
Loved the comment. Always out of act of angry. Love you all. Thank you for your support.
can't face opposition on the same platform then the truth will be revealed
Important, like Oxygen
My naive opinion: Tracing coronavirus is like tracing dust...
The sketch of the woman shows blood being drawn and plasma being infused from and to the same person. Say what?
The blood is "plasmapheresed" - plasma removed (this is the antibody-rich part of the blood) and the red blood cells are returned. It's been done for decades.This is the immune globulin (IgG) treatment that is being used for the very sickest patients.
What a superb interview, really great information x
I have an answer for the director. There is a pattern about north Carolina..NY to NC, FL to KY, and CA.
Good!
Ask him about Lyme.
I think it may have been the sandstorm off north Africa witch moved all over the US . The reason I think that is because when I was a environmental activist in the early 80's we would map pollution with influenza data. (The virus hitchhiked on particulates .)
that sounds interesting. do you have any links to any article or data to support that theory ?
@@naranjo99 That was a very long time ago (1982-86), but I do remember that it was a med student from UAB who suggested we approach it that way. My notion that COVID-19 might travel in way is a long shot at best . COVID-19 might very well be too large and sand that is light enough to travel so far may not pick up the virus . The mapping was done by peers researching with microfilm all over the US. I'll look through my old papers and try finding more.
Who's, 'Baab'?
Redfield needs to resign, now that CDC is no longer collecting and processing data.
Dr Redfield is Dr H Wayne Carver...
I don't trust Dr Redfied.