The wouldn't look like such damn fools.

They don't even have to admit they were wrong. Just stop talking about it. They must be miserable spouses.

See if they’ll take it

Why else would they continue to push a drug that has been proven ineffective at best and harmful to some.

I'm guessing those pills are getting close to their expiration date, and the big investment is about to be wasted. Although considering the ethical standards of this administration, I can't really see them having any qualms about peddling expired medications.

The ten million doses this idiot is talking about is what they have, plus inventory safety stock.
I doubt that this drug has a scientifically valid expiration, though.
Quinine derivatives have incredibly slow rates of entropy.
While the law might say pharmaceuticals must have an expiration date, the chemistry of these compounds would suggest efficacy for decades, if not centuries.
That is an amazingly stable structure. Only the ether linkage is particularly susceptible to attack by oxidation.
The ring structure needs something very, very electronegative to add or substitute or highly aggressive conditions.
If it worked, I would take it if it was 100 years old!

I wondered about the expiration date, but the websites I found only gave the usual warning of not taking drugs that had passed their expiration (or expiry, if you're Australian) date. They didn't specify how long HCQ tablets were good for.

Of course, considering the cumulative brainpower of this administration, they may have taken the pills out of their sealed containers and put them out in bowls like grandmas put out ribbon candy.

They added bleach, disinfectants, and hit it with uV light to make it more better.
Then everything I wrote is useless!

It's absolutely bizarre.

Not a single experiment has found hydroxychloride useful. The studies finding it useful are all only correlational reports. The rooster crows and then the sun rises. Every single study finding the drug useful has that structure. And two big experiments, involving patients in several countries, found it completely useless for covid. Those studies randomly assigned the drug to some patients, but not others. With neither patients nor health care workers told which patients got the drug. That kind of study is called an experiment and the experimental method has been proven effective for hundreds of years. That Dr Navarro does not understand why experiments are better guides to truth than mere observations is shocking.

Translation: Dumb donnie literally bought up tens of millions of doses of this drug to sell back to you, hoping he'd cornered the market on a quick fix. C'mon, beg us to let you buy it! (Even though your tax money paid for it in the first place...)