I don't watch Regime Media so I only saw this guy occasionally. You can tell he's a fraud because he wears a costume to his many media appearances -- almost always wearing a white lab coat (as if he's in the lab mixing test tubes) to let you know he's a Real Scientist.

Matt Orfala put together a sizzle real of Peter Hotez's never-ending vaccine hucksterism for Racket (Matt Taibbi's substack).

Few health figures have been more visible during the pandemic than Dr. Peter Hotez. Interviews by the Director of the Texas Children's Hospital Center for Vaccine Development are a master class in modern day branding, as the good doctor seldom appears without an instantly recognizable ensemble of lab coat, specs, and bow tie. (If cable TV had a Halloween Party, Hotez-in-a-bag would surely have been one of the most popular get-ups from 2020 on.) Hotez advertises his marketing acumen, making sure every time he appears on air that the shot is crammed with posed copies of his books. He's become a legit pop culture phenom, appearing with Trevor Noah, TMZ, CNBC, CNN, Fox and beyond.

Like Dr. Anthony Fauci, Hotez was among the most prominent members of the "Your child will die in shrieking agony if you don't get the shot" school of pandemic messaging. As Matt Orfalea's brutal new video shows, however, he accrued more contradictory dosage recommendations on this score than Imelda Marcos had shoes.

For those of us who wanted to believe authorities, such messaging about the safety and efficacy of mRNA vaccines, and the necessity of inoculation to save not only our own lives but those of our children and our neighbors' children, was powerful stuff. "If you wait," you see him saying, "it's going to be too late to protect your child."

How could you not believe him? He's in a lab coat! But fear not: "I'm strongly recommending for adolescents to get their two doses of vaccine," he said. "Two doses of vaccine are fully immunized."

Bonus: A new job posting board, RedBalloon.work, has made the bold and likely successful choice of distinguishing itself from its competitors by declaring itself a posting board for non-woke employees.

You know -- people who actually want to work and not just sit in the company's Slack channel making accusations against other employees all day long.

I think employers will flock to the site.

Until RedBalloon.com is sued out of existence by the Woke Enforcement Pressure Groups, of course.