Scarborough: For Trump to Continue to Push Hydroxychloroquine ‘You Have to Ask What’s the Money Connection?

Breitbart ^ | 07/30/2020 | Trent Baker

[ChicagoConservative27]

MSNBC “Morning Joe” host Joe Scarborough on Thursday suggested there was a “money connection” in President Donald Trump’s continued push of the drug hydroxychloroquine to help treat the coronavirus.

According to Scarborough, “it makes no sense to continue to push” hydroxychloroquine when “every medical professional says it doesn’t work.”

[madison10]

It works, you freak.

[ChicagoConservative27]

Every medical professional says it doesn’t work? You are one unhinged ahole Joe.

[AppyPappy]

No one is making that much money on it

[Aaron0617]

lol, I had to double check the date. We went throught this months ago. Scarborough bringing this up again??

[kosciusko51]

And yet, they can’t make the same connection with those who want ban HCQ in favor of more expensive treatments...

[virgil]

It’s cheaper? Has no evidence, but implies Trump is getting some payoff.

[MayflowerMadam]

Guess he never asked that about Fauci’s “money connections” related to vaccines and his dissing HCQ (when Fauci used to love it).

[Jane Long]

And, it’s practically free!

What a total dunce this guy is.

[Da Coyote]

For Scarborough, one always has to ask, “Where’s the brain connection?”

[NicoDon]

go ahead and ask. Dig deep. You’ll find that this drug has been around for decades in various forms and that its widely available as a generic in the US, which means there is little to no profit to be made off it. I guess if huge quantities are sold the profits will be better, much like gasoline is only profitable since so much is sold, but i guarantee you that the new vaccines that are going to come out will be vastly more expensive and have huge margins attached “to cover costs of R&D”

So, in other words, Scarborough is just being his normal idiotic self.

[Maurice Tift]

and the ads on network news are mostly paid for by pharmaceutical companies...

[thoughtomator]

58 cents a dose, there’s no money in pushing it.

$1000+ a dose experimental antivirals is what the media is pushing. The money angle there is obvious.

[mewzilla]

Ummm...isn’t it a generic?

As opposed to Remdes-whatever...

[datricker]

or it could have to do with the body pH level. Human bio-molecular chemical reactions occur in aqueous (water) solutions changing the pH which is one of the things Hydrocholorquine does. That then alters how cell membranes grant access in an out amount so many other things.

Oh it Joe Scarbourgh never mind - Orange Man really really bad wah!

Lets pretend on the left respects science and only when its about the earth heating up due to something president Trump said.

You know how we pretend some boys are girls.

Yeah I agree F**k Pretend - I might put that on a T-shirt

[adorno]

According to Scarborough, “it makes no sense to continue to push” hydroxychloroquine when “every medical professional says it doesn’t work.”

Every medical professional? He must not know many medical professional. Perhaps he knows a couple, which to him means 'every medical professional' he knows.

He's making a statement which logic says is completely false.

He might be talking about the medical professionals who don't want Trump to get re-elected, therefore, they don't want Trump getting credit for the use of HCQ for treating patients with coronavirus.

There are many others who are not political hacks, who do say that HCQ does work as a treatment for coronavirus. Perhaps Scarborough needs to get out of the liberal bubble and go meet those other medical professionals who do vouch for HCQ as an effective treatment for coronavirus.

[combat_boots]

A 1 million person slum in India with only 1 case, due to HCQ.

I’ll take that. India and germs like nobody’s business.

[The_Media_never_lie]

Cynical and stupid propagandist.

[Karoo]

Scarborough is just a propagandist.

[avital2]

how stupid is he? this is not a proprietary drug. many drug cos make it. idiotic - even for MJoe.