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Sean Hannity sent a sponsored email today asking, “Did These Dems Cover Up A TRUE Cancer Cure?" mediamatters.org/sean-hannity/s… 
The email links to a video from someone claiming to have seen the "existence of a medical miracle for the deadliest cancers. This life-saving discovery was then denied to the American people… And would have remained locked away forever – except for one thing… I kept the file."
The ad also claims to show people cures for diabetes, dementia, and heart disease, among other illnesses.
All of this is ultimately a pitch for subscribing to a newsletter called Insiders’ Cures, which is part of the scammy Agora empire (motherjones.com/politics/2015/…).
All of this is ultimately a pitch for subscribing to a newsletter called Insiders’ Cures, which is part of the scammy Agora empire (motherjones.com/politics/2015/…).
There have been similar right-wing email grifts over the years.
Gingrich Productions sent a sponsored email from Health Revelations which claimed that “cancer was cured back in 1925.” mediamatters.org/newt-gingrich/…
Gingrich Productions sent a sponsored email from Health Revelations which claimed that “cancer was cured back in 1925.” mediamatters.org/newt-gingrich/…
RedState sent this sponsored email in 2014: "President Ronald Reagan’s Secret Victory Over Cancer." mediamatters.org/erick-erickson…
Scott Brown, National Review, Dick Morris, Christian Broadcasting Network, Mike Huckabee, and Herman Cain sent out sponsored emails touting dubious Alzheimer's disease cures from Dr. Russell Blaylock. (Brown later disowned Blaylock.) mediamatters.org/scott-brown/he…
