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May 19, 2026

Another Virus. Another Panic Campaign.

With Allan and Corri Hunsperger · Guest: Dr. Robert Malone

Dr. Robert Malone returns to discuss the growing hantavirus panic, how fear-based health narratives are repeatedly used to influence the public, and why so many media “health scares” follow the exact same pattern. From psychological bioterrorism and fear conditioning to public health bureaucracy, media manipulation, and the people who benefit from public panic, this conversation breaks down why fear has become one of the most powerful tools of control in modern society — and why more people are starting to question the narrative.

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  1. 00:00 – Opening monologue and foundational verse
  2. 01:05 – Guest introduction: Dr. Robert Malone
  3. 01:25 – Horses, ranch life, and “making heaven or hell on earth”
  4. 02:20 – Hantavirus panic enters the headlines
  5. 03:01 – Dr. Malone on psychological bioterrorism
  6. 03:57 – Why fear campaigns are so effective
  7. 05:01 – What hantavirus actually is
  8. 06:52 – Cruise ship outbreak discussion
  9. 08:24 – How hantavirus is typically transmitted
  10. 09:54 – Why this is not another COVID scenario
  11. 11:08 – Fear cycles and public conditioning
  12. 12:35 – Who benefits from fear messaging?
  13. 14:05 – The “grift” behind recurring health scares
  14. 15:13 – Chances of hantavirus vs lightning strike
  15. 18:00 – Why people are exhausted by fear campaigns
  16. 20:00 – Public trust and institutional credibility
  17. 23:37 – Manipulating data to fit narratives
  18. 23:52 – “Follow the money” discussion
  19. 25:33 – Fear, anxiety, and faith
  20. 26:24 – Final thoughts from Dr. Malone
  21. 26:52 – Allan on refusing fear-based narratives
  22. 27:20 – Supporting Talk Truth and closing remarks

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