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Center for Vaccine Development director Dr. Peter Hotez said Monday on MSNBC’s “All In” that Republican lawmakers and Fox News were responsible for 200,000 needless COVID deaths. Discussing his new book, Hotez said, “We’re looking at 200,000 Americans, who needlessly died, needlessly perished, because they refused a COVID vaccine, after vaccines were widely available during the Delta and Omicron waves in the last half of 2021 and 2022.” He continued, “It was politically motivated. It happened started in the CPAC conference in Dallas in 2021. The conservative conference said first are gonna vaccinate you and then they are going to...

VIDEOCan someone out there PLEASE examine the bank account of "Dr." Peter Hotez? He just has to be paid Big Bucks by Big Pharma for spouting the nonsense that Ivermectin KILLS people. He even estimated that 200,000 people have died because of Ivermectin as he did in this recent interview with the Todd Unger, Chief Experience Officer (whatever that means) of the American Medical Association. What makes Hotez's IVERMECTIN KILLS declaration so scary is that it was made on an official AMA video with the full approval of Unger.

Dr. Peter Hotez made headlines the last two weeks for refusing to debate author, activist, presidential candidate, and attorney Robert Kennedy, Jr. on the effectiveness of the COVID19 vaccines. Rather than accept the challenge Hotez lashed out at both Robert Kennedy Jr. and Joe Rogan who invited the two to debate the facts on his show. Hotez refused and smeared Robert Kennedy, Jr. instead. A week ago Hotez actually said, “Science is not something that is typically debated.” What a fraud.

@RandPaul Perhaps Peter Hotez won’t debate on Joe Rogan show because he fears his connection to Chinese military scientists will be exposed? Dr. Peter Hotez's Funding Linked to Controversial Chinese Military Scientists at Wuhan Lab

Vaccine scientist Peter Hotez, MD, PhD, revealed in a Twitter postopens in a new tab or window this past weekend that anti-vaxxers accosted him outside his home in Texas. "Ugh I just was stalked in front of my home by a couple of antivaxers taunting me to debate RFKJr," Hotez wroteopens in a new tab or window. "Of course I was looking my Sunday best in our brutal heat wave," he added, along with an image of himself dressed in a wide-brimmed hat and Houston Texans t-shirt. "What is it with people? Well at least Houstonian's now know I support...

@0rf PETER HOTEZ: John Stewart's lab leak joke is an "attack" on science that "causes a lot of damage".🤦‍♀️

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@elonmusk Replying to @PeterHotez First of all, I am generally pro vaccine. I have been vaccinated against pretty much everything, as have my kids. Second, I think there is tremendous promise in synthetic mRNA. It is like medicine going from analog to digital. That said, the world obviously went crazy with excess vaccination against “Covid-19”. I have that in quotes, because the RNA sequences changed so much that I called it the virus of Theseus. So many people I know had serious side effects from the vaccines, including myself. Failure to acknowledge that is a lie. As for the deaths...

@GraduatedBen Peter Hotez vaccinated his daughter to the gills, she developed severe autism, which he then cynically used to further his own career as a leading vaccine-promoter. He offered no proof for his central claim that vaccines did not cause his daughters condition. Just assertion.

The NIAID has yet to fill the vacancy left by outgoing director COVID-19 warlord Anthony Fauci. Peter Hotez, a self-confessed “junk foodaholic” with a firm vax-them-all-to-hell worldview appears to be in the running. [excerpt] Aside from his aesthetic failures, the real reason Hotez should not be in charge of anything Public Health™ is due to the fact that he’s never seen a health issue he didn’t want to vaccinate into remission. It’s the classic when-all-you-have-is-a-hammer dilemma. Monkeypox? Hotez thinks vaxxing is the only answer, rather than the markedly simpler and more cost-effective alternative of encouraging homosexual men to be responsible...

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Center for Vaccine Development co-director Dr. Peter Hotez said Wednesday on MSNBC’s “José Díaz-Balart Reports” many Americans needlessly lose their lives because they did not get a COVID vaccine. Anchor Peter Alexander said, “As we talk about vaccination right now, a new headline in The New York Times where they write, ‘COVID isn’t the only reason childhood vaccination rates are falling.’ It notes, among other things recent measles outbreak near Columbus, Ohio. In Rockland County, that’s just north of New York City. They saw polio cases go up just a matter of months ago. What concerns you most as it...

(CNN)The spread of the Delta coronavirus variant in the United States has some experts questioning whether it should be time to start testing even vaccinated people for the virus. Although health officials have said evidence shows vaccinated people are unlikely to spread the virus to others, Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine, says it may be important to watch to make sure the more transmissible Delta variant does not evade the effects of vaccines. Current guidance from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says fully vaccinated people can...

Last month, 130 people died of Covid-19 in Maryland. None of them were vaccinated, according to Maryland Gov. Larry Hogan.In addition, unvaccinated people made up 95% of new Covid-19 cases in the state and 93% of new Covid-19 hospitalizations, Hogan said at a news conference Wednesday.The connection between vaccination status and Covid-19 is not specific to Maryland and is not limited to last month, medical experts have said.Dr. Peter Hotez, dean of the National School of Tropical Medicine at the Baylor College of Medicine, said Maryland's data is a trend that will be seen in states across the country."No question...

Nearly one billion COVID-19 vaccine doses have been delivered in less than six months, but anti-vaccine disinformation and targeted attacks on scientists are undermining progress. These threats must be confronted directly, and the authority and expertise of the health community alone aren’t enough to do this. Efforts must expand into the realm of cyber security, law enforcement, public education and international relations. A high-level inter-agency task force reporting to the UN secretary-general could assess the full impact of anti-vaccine aggression, and propose tough, balanced measures. The task force should include experts who have tackled complex global threats such as terrorism,...