5 chapters across the catalog
New Rochelle Outbreak, New York Self-Quarantine
A significant cluster of coronavirus cases emerged in New Rochelle, New York, linked to a single attorney. Approximately 1,000 people were ordered to self-quarantine as the man's family and neighbors tested positive. Mayor Bill de Blasio confirmed the city's second case, while local schools closed for disinfection.
National Guard in New Rochelle, WHO Pandemic Declaration
Governor Andrew Cuomo deployed the National Guard to New Rochelle to establish a containment zone and assist with disinfection and food delivery. Simultaneously, the World Health Organization officially characterized COVID-19 as a pandemic. Italy entered a total lockdown of retail and dining, while Chinese medical advisors predicted the outbreak might peak by April.
Dr. Vladimir Zelenko of New Rochelle, New York, discusses his successful use of a hydroxychloroquine and zinc protocol to treat COVID-19 patients. Appearing on Stephen Bannon's podcast, Zelenko claims a 95% reduction in death and hospitalization rates when the treatment is administered early. He notes that similar results have been reported by doctors in France and Brazil, despite pushback from the mainstream medical establishment.
New Rochelle Containment Zone and National Guard Deployment
The State of New York established a one-mile containment zone in New Rochelle to curb a high concentration of COVID-19 cases linked to a local synagogue. The National Guard was deployed to the area, though officials clarified their role is limited to logistical support, such as delivering meals to students and cleaning facilities, rather than military policing. New York State also reported its first death, an 82-year-old woman with pre-existing emphysema.
The Gadsden "Don't Tread on Me" flag is removed from a New York military armory after being labeled as racist by city officials. The program concludes with a final plea for listener support and a reminder of the "Value for Value" model.
