[SeekAndFind]

Apparently, the White House has received their report. See here:

The director of the National Institutes of Health, Dr Francis Collins, told people this month that he agreed with most of the report’s recommendations, according to documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal and people familiar with the matter.

The report was delivered to Vice-President Mike Pence, the head of the Trump administration’s coronavirus taskforce, and Cabinet members.

Dr Cahill’s connections come through his investment firm and include billionaires such as Mr Peter Thiel, Mr Jim Palotta and Mr Michael Milken, who enabled him to reach officials in the middle of the crisis.

[faucetman]

Okay, what is their “secret” cure? They forgot to explain it in this long boring article that says nothing.

[trebb]

So, are they all taking this panacea or do they just want everyone else to take it?

[mmichaels1970]

Article is long on background, and short on details (IMHO), but I found this an interesting bit:

One major concern was the FDA, which required a month-long wait for approval of a proposal that identified monoclonal antibody drugs as the most promising treatment, which would involve drugmaker Regeneron Phamaceuticals Inc shifting its existing manufacturing facilities to Ireland in order to make the medicine in sufficient quantities.

Mr Scolnick attempted to convince bureaucrats, bu(sic) the effort ended poorly, prompting one scientist to remark of the FDA: "They're the problem here."

Dr Cahill then called the vice-president's aide, Mr Ayers. That same evening, Regeneron received FDA approval to immediately shift production to Dublin.

[shanover]

This is why Bill Gates is looking like a total treasonous globalist POS.

[Zathras]

Bill Gates needs to continue the coverup of his involvement.

[SgtHooper]

“We may fail,” said Professor Stuart Schreiber, a Harvard University chemist and a member of the group. “But if it succeeds, it could change the world.”

Typical Haa-vid hack looking for grants, etc.

[Bedford Forrest]

The Wall Street Urinal has the same sick compulsion to bask in the fleeting bling and flash of charlatans and fast money as do the NY Slimes and Bezos smut tabloid. Before they put out their stupid breathless piece about the lesser jackals circling the COVID19 money trough, they might have looked up Alfred Lee Loomis and the coterie of geniuses he oversaw during a time of extreme threat to the US. Suffice it, Loomis’ group didn’t consist of burntout Harvard faculty lounge lizards and weren’t led by a 33 year old former medical doctor starting a new career with other folks’ trust funds.

[FreeReign]

Long article. Nothing specifically positive.

But it did actually trash HCQ and antibody testing.