Texas-based McCullough urged that treatments including ivermectin and monoclonal antibodies are being sidelined in order to “create acceptance for, and then promote, mass vaccination.”

During the three hour long exchange, McCullough also spoke at length about vaccine side effects, including myocarditis in young people.

McCullough tweeted out a link to a YouTube video of the interview, which has since been pulled down.

Rogan himself retweeted McCullough’s post, and later retweeted this post on censorship from Tim Dillon:

You have to defeat bad ideas with good ideas. Censorship is a drug and once it becomes mainstream it will be wielded by both political extremes. How people choose not to see this is beyond me. But the idea of silencing ones enemies is powerful and apparently all consuming.

— Tim Dillon (@TimJDillon) December 14, 2021

In addition, Twitter appears to be suspending people for retweeting clips of Rogan’s McCullough interview:

Unreal. A clip from one of the most highly published cardiologists in the world. We are so easily ignoring some of the most important lessons from history.. on a daily basis. I feel bad for those majoring in history right now. What’s the $@&#! point https://t.co/9hZS8ir00v

— Pierre Kory, MD MPA (@PierreKory) December 15, 2021

The entire Rogan interview with Dr. McCullough is of course still available on Spotify, which has a deal to distribute Rogan’s podcasts, although how long that will last with Rogan increasingly defying the establishment by allowing open discussion is anyone’s guess.

Dr. McCullough’s previously spoke at length with Alex Jones:

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