Why people recommend it
War on Ivermectin by Pierre Kory and Jenna McCarthy is an investigative account examining the medical controversies, censorship, and institutional resistance surrounding specific treatments during the pandemic. On The Joe Rogan Experience, Bret Weinstein raised the publication during a detailed discussion on public health policies, asking the host whether he had familiarized himself with the work. The guest utilized the book to frame a broader conversation regarding natural experiments, clinical outcomes, and the systematic suppression of dissenting medical perspectives during recent global health events. By invoking the title, he sought to highlight documented discrepancies in how certain pharmaceutical interventions were evaluated and treated by mainstream regulatory bodies. The reference served as a springboard for analyzing systemic flaws in medical bureaucracy and scientific consensus-building, providing listeners with a critical perspective on institutional integrity. Through this inquiry, the guest directed attention to an alternative narrative of pandemic management, positioning the book as a key document for anyone seeking to understand the turbulent intersection of science, politics, and public health.
Who recommended it
- Bret Weinstein Recommended
Bret Weinstein — 1 mention
“Have you read uh Pierre Corey's book the war on Ivormectton? No.”