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A BRIEF SUMMARY OF THE INTERVIEW FOR THOSE WHO DON’T HAVE TIME TO WATCH THE VIDEO:

Neil Cavuto asked Dr. Carson if he believed if President Trump “was robbed” of the 2020 election.

Carson agreed that Trump was robbed and said that the 2020 election is “certainly worthy of investigation”.

That wasn’t it though, Carson went on to say “what disturbs me is when people say you can’t even talk about that” and made a metaphor saying “it’s like you stole the cookies from the cookie jar and say nobody can talk about the cookie jar”.

Neil Cavuto then asked if Biden is the legitimate President of the United States and here was Carson’s response:

At the 1:15 mark, Cavuto asked Carson “In your gut, is Joe Biden the legitimate President of the United States?”.

Carson responded by saying “it doesn’t matter what my gut says what matters is are we going to be open and fair in elections”.

Dr. Carson didn’t fold like McConnell, Graham, and other Republican RINOS in the Senate who recognize Biden as “President”.

That wasn’t all, Cavuto and Carson later sparred on the topic of Hydroxychlorine.

MSN had more on the story:

“There were people telling us, you know, there are other kinds of things that work. Hydroxychloroquine. You know, you look at the Western African countries along the coast. When you go there, you know, you have to take hydroxychloroquine or other antimalarials. Interestingly enough, their instance of Covid-19 is tremendously less than ours. Is that a coincidence? I don’t think so.”(Carson)
Cavuto quickly refuted Carson’s claim on the drug — citing studies into its effectiveness.
“Medical experts have looked at that, doctor, as you know, and poo-pooed that connection,” Cavuto pushed back before trying to shift the focus back to the coronavirus vaccine.
The anchor, however, failed to deter the doctor, who later doubled down on his support of the drug.
“You just said a bunch of people have poo-pooed the hydroxychloroquine,” Carson objected. “But the evidence is there. What they haven’t done is investigated it. You know, and that’s part of the problem. And that’s why people don’t have confidence in our system.”
Carson continued to advocate for honesty, questioning if experts are “being truthful,” adding that giving people the right to choose is “what America is all about.” (But only sometimes).

“Medical experts have looked at that, doctor, as you know, and poo-pooed that connection.”
Former HUD Secretary Ben Carson pushed for the use of hydroxychloroquine in Covid-19 patients — earning some skepticism from Fox Business anchor Neil Cavuto. https://t.co/tWl0jfbjJv
— Mediaite (@Mediaite) April 22, 2021