daniel wallace. board-certified rheumatologist, cedars-sinai medical center los angeles, inherited the largest lupus practice in the united states in 1985. he currently cares for 2000 patients with lupus. the majority of these patients are taking hydroxychloroquine. he's authored 400 peer-reviewed papers, past chairman of the lupus foundation of america and i could keep going on and on with these credentials. he points out this is in his words a very safe drug that has been given to tens of millions of individuals in the world for 65 years and 42 years of practice, no patient of mine has ever been hospitalized for any complication with this medicine, and he adds the risk of taking 400 milligrams a day following a single 600 milligrams loading dose of 30 to 60 days, he says the risk is nil. unless you have a rational and upset stomach. i'm watching people on television, and i am getting attacked and the president's getting attacked that this is dangerous. i would say this guy knows more than everyone

daniel wallace. let me read as condensed roles, cedars-sinai medical center los angeles, inherited this largest lupus practice in the united states in 1955. currently cares for 2,000 patients with lupus. a majority of these patients taking hydroxychloroquine. he has authored 400 peer-reviewed papers, written in the lupus textbook, past chairman of the lupus foundation of america and i can keep going on in and with these credentials. he points out, his words, and very safe drug that's been given to tens of millions of a vendor weakens and individuals throughout the world for six to five years, no patients of mine have ever been hospitalized for any publicatios to this medicine and taking 4 milligrams of letter hc queue following 6 milligrams letter hc queue says the risk is nil,unless you. i'm watching people on television and i'm getting attacked and the president's getting attacked that this is dangerous. >> well, i would say this guy knows more than everybody commenting about it and you've been tal

daniel wallace said he's worried because one of the drugs that's being used to test covid-19 patientsa vital drug that's used for lupus sufferers. and he tells me they're actually in short supply. dr. wallace, thank you so much for joining me today. i want to talk about a drug that has been getting a lot of attention lately. it's called hydroxychloroquine. for the folks out there who may not even be family with this drug, tell me a little bit about what it is and what it is originally intended to treat. >> well, hydroxychloroquine, which is also pl plaquenil, has been on the marked since 1965. it's approved by the fda for systemic lupus and rheumatoid arthritis and used for other forms of inflammatory arthritis. it's a very safe drug, nobody's ever died from it, nobody's ever been hospitalized for it. it has been generic for some time, and relatively inexpensive. its mechanism of action is that it raises the ph of the cell, which turns off by making a cell more basic, it turns off inflammatory activity. >> so it's being tested right now to treat patients with phase? >> there have been

daniel wallace. he is a renowned board-certified rheumatologist. a doctor at senior sinai has over 2,000patients he's takf today. he has authored over 400 peer-reviewed papers and he inherited the largest lupus practice. by the way, those 2,000 patients, the majority of which, they are now getting and being treated with hydroxychloroquine. in a recent letter to the fda, dr. wallace states "hydroxychloroquine is a very safe drug. it has been given to tens of millions of individuals in the world since its approval 65 years ago in 1955. its monotherapy has not been associated in any depth in the recommended dose. in 42 years of practice, the patient of mine has ever been hospitalized for complication." i'm not a doctor, i'm just telling you what the experts are saying. if you want to consider this, talk to your own doctor. the media, contradicted by someone who's been dispensing this drug and prescribing this drug for a long time. i guess you can trust, i guess, the media people like dr. wolf blitzer, dr. humpty dumpty, or a world-renowned rheumatolog

daniel wallace, he is a board-certified rheumatologist practicing at cedars-sinai medical center in los angeles. took over the largest practice in the country and has over 2,000 patients he's taken care of today. he has authored over 400 peer-reviewed papers and inherited the largest lupus practice. windows 2000 patients, the majority of which they are now getting and being treated with hydroxychloroquine. in a recent letter, states hydroxychloroquine is a very safe drug. has been given to tens of millions of individuals in the world since 1955 and as monotherapy has not been associated with any death in 45 years of practice, no patient of mine has ever been hospitalized for a complication. not a doctor, just telling you whxperts are saying and that is if you were going to consider this, talk to your own doctor. as for the media, what they're saying is contradicted by somebody that has been dispensing this drug in prescribing this drug for a long time. i guess you could trust the media people like dr. wolf blitzer or dr. humpty dumpty or world-renowned rheumatologist with decades of exp

daniel wallace wrote to the president. drug, he says it has been given to tens of millions of individuals in the world since its approval in 1955 and as a monotherapy has not been associated with any deaths in the recommended dose. in 42 years of practice no patient of mine has ever been hospitalized from an hcq complication. nearly all my lupus patients have taken zithromycin without a single adverse event so you could put that on for insurance purposes saying look out eyesight could be an issue but in reality that's a doctor that's used it for decades and has no issue with it, so the research goes on, dr. z oz, and the intrigue grows. is is that safe to say? >> it is safe to say and if i can get large companies, by the way medicare is on board, we're getting the insurance from there, we've got large hospital systems, medical records, blue cross blue shield association, we can get 100 million records to look at then we can start to say something meaningful about whether or not there's an a lanes here but we have an opport

daniel morgan. he was never a very nice man at all. and he also proved that after the war in england when he betrayed the man who had made him, lord corn wallace in his memoir, if he not written that book he could have gone to indiana with corn wallace and corn wallace succeeded mightily in indiana with as commander in chief. charlton probably coughild have gone with him but not after he wrote that book criticizing corn wallace. >> of those who lived, what became of the torres of georgia in south carolina? >> well, except for the ones who left, thousands stayed. i don't think we really have an accurate count of how many stayed, but i have some figures back here. the british lieutenant general of east florida wrote that he estimated about 5,000 he said went over the mountains to the states. a thousand stayed. james potter collins who wrote the very valuable auto biography of a revolutionary soldier he desired torres in pep torres who they didn't bother too much after the war. it was really the rabid torres, the hard-core torres they went after and drove away. and told them to leave and never come back. well, a lot of people in the back country,

asked by wallace, o'reilly, megyn kelly about allegations of misconduct, about things he said, about things he has been accused of, and then after he became president, fox asked him about stormy danielsere is a level of fairness that obviously you have to take with the story. we don't know if she is telling the truth, we hope it is not true. it's really, really bad if it is true. but at least you have to attempt to vet to the woman. there has been no attempt. and there has been no attempt to ask a question of biden or any surrounding democrat. the media, if something happens with trump, they ask every single sitting senator in congress about it. get in on the record. they have not done that at all with anybody in washington. it really, it's a dangerous precedent that the democrats have set themselves up for. >> dana: actually, i just want to be clear, i believe that there's not a single democrat in the senate that has actually been willing to talk about this. david colored checked in with all of them. and everyone is like, can't talk about it. too busy. it is very, very telling that they have decided to basically close ranks. >> greg: you know what tomorrow is, joe biden is holding a