Lawyers Warn: Remdesivir Kills

Attorneys Dan Watkins and Michael Hamilton are suing three California hospitals for administering Remdesivir to 14 patients without their consent. The families of the now dead Covid patients are suing for restitution.

In an interview on The Elliot Resnick Show last week, Watkins and Hamilton said they have photos of dead people tied down to their hospital beds for resisting the “Remdesivir protocol” they were receiving.

“I never could have conceived that,” Watkins said. “It’s the most sad and horrifying thing I’ve ever witnessed. … It’s unbelievable.”

Remdesivir became a widely administered Covid-19 drug after Dr. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, touted it on April 29, 2020.  His recommendation came a month after Trump hailedhydroxychloroquine as a possible “game changer” in treating Covid.

Critics of Fauci have noted that Remdesivir enriches Fauci’s many associates and colleagues whereas hydroxychloroquine doesn’t since its patent has expired.  Watkins and Hamilton said some hospitals charge as much as $500,000 to insurance companies for giving Remdesivir to a single patient.

Hamilton told Resnick that Remdesivir is deadly and actually was pulled from a 2017 trial on treating Ebola after 53 percent of the patients who were taking it died.  The drug is known to harm the kidneys in particular, but it can damage other organs as well, Hamilton and Watkins said.

Why should you treat Covid-19 – which has a 99 percent survivability rate – with a drug that has a 53 percent fatality rate, Hamilton asked?

Both lawyers urged listeners of The Elliot Resnick to be vigilant if their doctor recommends that they or a loved one take Remdesivir for Covid or “Covid pneumonia.”  Watkins said they should pull out their phone and start recording while asking the doctor about the risks of Remdesivir as well as alternative treatments.    

Hamilton was even more stark: “They better get out and they better fight and they better not leave their loved one’s side or they’re going to lose them.”

The full interview is available on Spotify, Apple, and numerous other podcasting forums.