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Dr. Jake Scott became Legacy Media’s chosen “expert”. He helped develop the guidelines which included Anthony Fauci’s Remdesivir... and had to be walked through how messenger RNA worked by a Senator. Stunning when you consider some Doctors treated thousands of people with repurposed drugs and didn’t lose a single...

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