About them, but of course they deduct the invitation thanks. So much so physicians are uniquely qualified to comment on science and medicine. We used to believe that doctors have the right to say what they think about their medical practice, but you just saw the doctors in that video have their views censored pulled off the internet. It is not the best way to conduct science. What do you agree with their conclusions or not Fox NEWS medical contributor, Dr Marc Siegel? We are happy to have you good to see you Tucker. First of all, Facebook, social media, twitter and Youtube. They are not doctors and are not scientists and should not be censoring physicians. Opinions. Having said that, I want you to know that here is the key issue from a science point of view. Back in March, we were very concerned about Covid 19 exploding.

We were among the first and we had to go with anecdotal information and a study out of China that showed Hydroxychloroquine worked. Many physicians and many nurses took it, and my father took it and to this day I think his life was saved because of it then we said: follow the science Tucker this week to big studies came out one out of Brazil that was published in the New England Journal of Medicine, the gold standard, double blind and another study in the annals of internal medicine. Both of them show that Hydroxychloroquine does not seem to work early in hospitalization or before patients go in thats, where the scientists right now more studies need to, and I think it is not the right time for anecdotal evidence for doctors to get there in that White Coat Ceremonys and to shake and rattle and say, take it take it. Our patients got better

thats a month or so ago, and now we are on to scientific studies. Does that mean we dont have a right to do it, no thats free speech and they have every right to express their medical opinion and Facebook should be ashamed. The video should be posted me follow the science. Thank you, Dr Siegel, for that I dont see any evidence and thats another thing. They said in the video and that was pulled off of the internet. Is there any justification for that statement? Young children are much less likely to spread this and theres no evidence that it has spread in schools that way if they are carefully set up the doctrine, that video is a pediatrician and I think they

are overstating the risk in schools.