Dr. Oz says he’s taking advice from Fox’s Brian Kilmeade on how to research coronavirus
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Dr. Oz says he’s taking advice from Fox’s Brian Kilmeade on how to research coronavirus
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From the April 7, 2020 edition of Premiere Radio's The Sean Hannity Show
DR. MEHMET OZ: Let's just get one second into this issue of new vs. old. So the newest idea, which is I think classic American ingenuity, and that's what this country's good at. Is we have big data, and we know how to do deep analytics. And my partners at Share Care took this idea-- that was a Fox News idea by the way it wasn't my idea. One of your co-anchors Brian, on Fox & Friends said 'hey what about if you just looked at all of the patients who are--
SEAN HANNITY (HOST): We're going to have to start calling him Brian Kilmeade 'Dr. Kilmeade' or what are we going to have to do with that.
OZ: Professor Kilmeade, he likes the academic title.
HANNITY: Alright, let’s calm down Dr. Oz. Let's be easy here-- no, I'm teasing, go ahead.
OZ: So he said, there's this idea that it might prevent illness, if we looked at all of the 300,000 lupus patients in America who are taking hydroxychloroquine, could we tell if any of them got COVID-19 or vice versa?