Yes, I noticed that. The article is a hit job on HCQ, being falsely claimed a cure and anyone peddling it is a snake oil salesman. I was thinking the mail fraud was because they recorded him claiming it cures over the phone when there is no formal study stating this, thus not a valid claim to make when advertising. The customs deal is odd. Generally, he seems on the up and up (because something like 95% of all vitamins and drugs are made in China or India) except for the customs issue and making claims that aren't yet proven over the phone. I don't know anything about his $4000 deluxe flu package, I'm sure he's making plenty of profit on any sales. Alex Jones is/was close to a similar situation - https://www.houstonchronicle.com/news/article/Austin-conspiracy-theorist-Alex-Jones-warned-to-15200301.php. I saw a headline to an article about a week or so ago that mentioned some study using Viagra or a Viagra facsimile to test it as a cure CV. I can't imagine it. Too funny.