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Scott Schara: Should We Trust The Medical System In The US? · Worldview Matters With David Fiorazo

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Welcome to World View Matters, discussing controversial issues, discerning current events,
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defending biblical Christianity, no topic, off limits.
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And now, here's your host, David Firazzo.
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Hey brothers and sisters in Christ, thank you so much for tuning in and as I often thank
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Thank you.
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We've got Scott Shira in studio and he's got a brand new book that we're going to be
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talking about.
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Let's bring up the cover before we talk about the conference.
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There it is.
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Is the government legally killing us?
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We'll get into some of the medical malpractice and what's what we've taken for granted for
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years in a minute.
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Scott's going to be there.
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You're going to be presenting.
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Welcome to the studio, again, brother.
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It is so good to see you.
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You are the one that got me launched at the beginning.
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Yep.
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I had you on.
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We talked about what happened with Grace and man.
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Was that an eye opener for me?
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And I think within what was that, was that late 2023?
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2021.
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I'm sorry.
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2021.
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It was in December of 2021.
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2021.
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Okay.
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This is very interesting, and this is kind of a side note from what we're going to talk
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about because you've got your brand new book.
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I was still at that time.
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We were moving from out in the country to in a residential neighborhood, and we moved
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roughly four, just over four years ago.
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During the move, I still didn't know what was going on with Rosanna, my wife.
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Yeah.
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I still didn't know I was noticing symptoms, noticing confusion, noticing there are
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logical issues, her irregularity, and boy, were we on a journey for that next nine months
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to figure out what the heck happened.
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And I during that time that interviewed you about Grace's death in the hospital with
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the awful protocols and everything like that, boy, did I learn a lot quickly.
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But so Scott, we have new viewers and listeners, praise God.
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Every time you come in, again, Scott's local.
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That's why we love to have him in the studio.
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But every time you come in, there are more people that maybe don't know your story.
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Maybe don't know.
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Let's start with what happened to Grace and how you jumped from your 19-year-old daughter
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who's high functioning and had Down syndrome and then went into the hospital during COVID,
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what happened, and what led to this book is the government legally killing us.
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Well, you gave me a mouthful to unpack, and I'll do my best.
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And if I forget something, I want you to re-ask the question.
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So Grace, Grace was a gift from God, we'll just start with that.
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Somebody with Down syndrome, Cindy and I ever play the role of Abraham and Sarah, I would
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want another child with Down syndrome.
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That's so special she was.
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She was the best thing God ever gave us second to salvation.
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Yeah, and she was my best buddy.
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She was only 19 when she went home and she went home on October 13th of 2021, and I met
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you two months later, well, so why did she go home so early?
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So during this thing that we're going to call COVID, we'll just label it that for argument
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sake, we didn't know anything about, was this a pandemic, was it a scam, what was it?
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And so we didn't just roll over to the government narrative, we followed a different protocol
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from the FLCCC, frontline COVID critical care doctors, and that protocol said to monitor
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your oxygen if it goes below 94% admit yourself to the hospital, and we did that, Grace's
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oxygen went to 88%, and so we just went to the hospital.
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She was fine.
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She was very cold, and her and I entered the emergency room on October 6th at 2.10 in
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the afternoon, and her last breath was at 7.27 on October 13th, seven days later.
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And what happened during that hospital stay, we didn't know, you know, it's hard to unpack
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until you dig into the records, but we had a clue because the day Grace died, a nurse
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walked Cindy out of the hospital when she was in a wheelchair, you know, after Grace went
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to the undertaker and all of that, and she leaned down and said, Mrs. Shara, me and several
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of the nurses don't think Grace should have died today.
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And so consequently, I have a, Cindy and I have a friend that graduated from high school
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with who's a doctor, I contacted her, and she said, Scott, I think you better get the
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medical records.
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When I sat down, we went through those records and pieced together what happened, and we
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came to grips real quick that Grace died of a med combination, press ed x-lorazepam and
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morphine, and not only that, when it came time to revive Grace, at this point I had already
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been taken out of the hospital by an armed guard, which, you know, that's another rabbit
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trail, but Jessica, our daughter, was in the room with Grace.
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She called Cindy and I on a FaceTime call panicking, and we started screaming, save our
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daughter.
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We had no idea.
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I mean, that morning we had a positive call from the doctor, the prognosis, let's get
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Grace out of bed today, get her on nutrition so that we can get her home in the next several
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days.
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And all of a sudden, you know, that's at 10 o'clock in the morning, 7 p.m., we're watching
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Grace die, and the nurses scream back from outside the room, she's DNR, do not resuscitate,
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and we scream, she's not DNR, save our daughter.
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Let's clarify this point.
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Your family never requested the DNR, do not resuscitate, never signed anything that wasn't
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your intention.
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Correct?
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That's 100% correct, and that's one of the many reasons that we filed the first wrongful
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death lawsuit in the country with COVID as the cause of death on the death certificate.
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Grace did not die of COVID.
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She died from the med combination, and then the refusal to revive her because of this illegal
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do not resuscitate order.
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And for those that are not familiar with the cocktail of drugs, lethal drugs, presidex,
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lorazapam, and morphine, which according to what I've heard you say before, the package
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inserts worn, do not use this combination together?
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I just paraphrase, but they're contraindicated.
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What does that mean?
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That means you're not supposed to use them together.
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In fact, the package insert for morphine says that if you do combine those meds, you're
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supposed to monitor the patient and keep the reversal drug bedside.
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After they gave Grace morphine, the doctor and nurse left the room, left her to die.
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And they did not have a reversal drug, correct?
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That's correct.
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It's hard to even grasp.
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Our medical expert at the trial, Dr. Gilbert Bredin, he had never worked for a plaintive
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before.
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I was the plaintive for the trial.
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He had only worked representing doctors on the defense.
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And the reason he represented us is when he reviewed Grace's records, he thought, this
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is the most egregious case I've ever seen.
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So I'm going to represent the plaintiff.
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He didn't take a penny.
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And relative to the morphine, when they gave Grace morphine, she had an undetectable blood
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pressure, according to the records.
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And Dr. Bredin said, this is the worst clinical decision he's ever seen in 46 years of medical
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practice.
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So just let that sink in.
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This is a doctor that's been almost 50 years in practice.
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And that was the worst clinical decision that he'd ever seen.
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What's his name again?
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Dr. Gilbert Bredin.
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Okay.
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So I want to read from the book, regarding Prestatex usage, he said, the only solution recommended
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by any of the physicians named as defendants in this case for the observed agitation of
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Grace was chemical sedation starting with Prestatex.
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He said Prestatex was not safe for Grace Shara at an infusion rate greater than 0.7 micrograms
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or kilograms per hour.
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It does not matter what the prior experience of anyone has been with other patients.
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Can you explain that for us a little bit more?
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The reason that's important is because one of the things I've uncovered in the research
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I've done since Grace's death is the diagnosis has become the patient.
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So they're not looking at the patient.
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Grace had 12 different reactions to Prestatex, all documented in the record, but they kept
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that's why Dr. Bredin went out of his way to point out you cannot just say this is normal.
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This is a low dose of Prestatex.
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So it's normal.
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No, some people have reactions and Grace had 12 different reactions that are all documented
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in the Prestatex package insert.
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So he went out of his way to explain, you can't just say that this is normal.
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You have to look at the patient.
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So let me ask you this, I don't remember if I asked you this before.
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He used the word agitation.
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I know Grace was getting maybe anxious, agitated.
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Do you think part of their decision was because she had Down syndrome and she was getting
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agitated and they couldn't, like you and I, they might be able to say, now Scott,
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you know, calm down, take it easy, but maybe Grace couldn't get there because she was
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so upset with what she was feeling.
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Yeah, fantastic question.
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I was with Grace from October 6th through the morning of the 10th.
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Grace was not agitated, but the records, the medical records said she was agitated.
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And when you get into a trial situation, the legal standard is the records are called
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prime of fascia evidence, which means they stand unless you can prove otherwise.
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And so because they documented Grace is agitated, that becomes the state.
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And they also documented this is, so this will give you a, so that you might think, well,
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maybe she was agitated, Scott, why was there?
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Okay, well, here's an example.
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The doctor, the admitting physician, he said that Grace had conductive hearing loss.
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Okay, that got carried through all the records through Grace's last day on Earth.
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Grace didn't have hearing loss.
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She wasn't agitated, but they have to have a reason.
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So for example, with morphine, they said they gave her morphine for pain.
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Well, the nurse documented that Grace was somnoline.
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She was out cold when they gave her morphine.
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So I mean, but they document this stuff.
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So I mean, we come to the table thinking that people are always telling the truth,
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the records don't lie, it's, it's simply not true.
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And you know, it's part of the reason, you know, as I have studied what I've learned
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in compared to what I know with scripture, one of the whoppers that Satan has sold is that
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we're inherently good.
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And we believe that as a society.
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Well, it's simply not true.
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I mean, we God tells us we're inherently bad and in desperate need of a savior.
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So you just answered one of the questions I was going to ask because I thought,
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you know, most Americans will give someone in the medical profession the benefit of the doubt.
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They studied, they went through school, they know what they're doing.
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As you say, trust the white coat.
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Correct.
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That's we've we're programmed to trust them no matter what, almost.
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And very seldom do you hear someone warned, do you have an advocate when you go into the hospital?
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Is there someone that could represent your speak for you or different, you know,
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if something goes haywire, but you say from the, let's say, I think this is a quote from the book,
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blinded by medical programming, some have little idea they're doing the dirty work.
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Now does that mean hospital workers, nurses, doctors, some really think they're helping the patient?
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Some actually do, right?
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Because if you go all the way back to 1910, that's when the Flexner report became the norm.
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The Flexner report introduced conventional or allopathic medicine.
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It threw all other modalities under the buzz.
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And subsequent to the Flexner report, the Rockefellers took over the medical schools.
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So all the training is in this allopathic medicine model.
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So that's why many of these people are unwitting participants.
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They've just been programmed for so long.
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But then the populations also programmed.
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So you have this marriage between the programming of the medical system and the population.
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We have a fear of death, right?
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So then, and then we are blindly told the doctors sign an oath first to an alarm.
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That's another lie.
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But what just passes this?
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So let's say David at your home, you want to get your windows washed.
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So you look in the yellow pages, I'm dating myself, and you find, okay, well this is Acme Company.
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So you call Acme Company and what do you do?
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You want to have somebody come out and give you an estimate, right?
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Yeah.
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And then if the worker who's cleaning the windows, let's say that he broke one of the windows,
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you would expect him to pay for it.
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Or replace it.
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Or replace it, right?
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I mean, that's just so obvious.
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Okay, well in the medical profession, they don't disclose pricing.
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And if they make a mistake, they have no consequences.
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Our jury trials show that.
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So I mean, but we've allowed that.
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Yes.
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How do we, why do we treat the window washer different than the doctor?
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That's why the subtitle of the book out is says,
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have we become accomplices to evil?
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And yes, we're accomplices to this evil scheme because we allowed it to happen.
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Okay, so the heart of man is evil wicked, beyond cure.
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That's what the Bible teaches.
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And by the way, you did mention fear of death.
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Now in context, Christians praise God when we die because we know we're going to be with Jesus.
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So we don't fear death like someone who is a non-believer.
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But we don't want to be sick and die if we can prevent that.
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If we can still spend time with our family and do the Lord's work while we're here.
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So it's not a fear like, but I know what you mean.
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So let's talk about the money factor, Scott.
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I know we're jumping around quite a bit because we've talked about this before.
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That's where the evil comes in.
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That's where you can maybe put in the word complicit.
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That's where you can put in the word corrupt.
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When it comes to the big pharma, big medical system,
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because we learned from COVID, the government was paying off hospitals.
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And you can bring up whatever you'd like about that.
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Because I think a lot of people need to be reminded
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that even though doctors are trained to do whatever they do to help people when they're sick,
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they were getting money for certain diagnosis.
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COVID, the COVID diagnosis.
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And also for ventilators, go ahead and share whatever you'd like about that.
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Because that is corruption.
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That's a payoff.
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That's something that's not in the best interest of the patient.
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But that was going on.
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So I'll start with a, it's interesting.
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It was on Mary Talley Bowden show this morning before I came here.
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And during COVID, she saved 6,000 patients.
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And she did the math that if she would have just jabbed the 6,000 patients instead of treating them,
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she'd have an extra 1.5 million today.
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And I have that quote in the book.
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Anyway, let's just talk about COVID first.
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But because it gives you a landing page to zoom out to the bigger picture,
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because COVID was set up.
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And the bigger picture is what set up COVID.
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But during COVID, some things happen differently.
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And hospitals were incentivized directly.
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So I'm emphasizing the word directly here versus indirectly.
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So we're going to come back to indirectly.
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So they were incentivized directly during COVID.
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So what do I mean?
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Well, first of all, hospitals were advanced money by the federal government
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before they ever had a COVID patient.
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So then they were incentivized to make sure you had a COVID diagnosis
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or they'd have to pay back the money.
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Very few people understand that.
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Well, then they were incentivized for things that were known to kill.
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Remdesivir had a 75% kill rate, ventilators, a 90% kill rate,
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and the payout for a ventilator when you add in the average day,
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somebody was on a ventilator before they died, was 22 days,
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is a $300,000 payout for one patient?
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For one patient.
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I disclosed in the book for the first time.
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I've never had done this publicly.
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But I disclosed in the book that Grace's hospital stay,
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the hospital was only making $1,621 a day.
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And so when we turned down the preauthorization for a ventilator,
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there was a financial motive to turn the bed.
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Oh, and so what does that mean?
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That means she's not bringing the hospital money.
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So let's get a different patient in that bed.
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But what can they do with her if she's still sick?
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Yeah, well, and that's what happened.
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ER trial was not a murder trial.
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It was not about intention.
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Right.
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And, of course, I'm speculating with that.
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But I mean, it's pretty obvious when you look at the numbers,
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$1,621 versus a patient in the ER
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that will submit to the ventilator protocol.
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I mean, this is a financial temptation
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that only a Christian person with roots
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would have not dealt with.
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I'm glad you put it that way.
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It is a financial temptation.
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And you know, the heart of man,
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if you're not a believer in Christ
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and you don't have morals or integrity or you just want money,
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you'll do whatever you can to get more money
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and that includes at the expense of other human beings.
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And that's what we saw during Charlie Vector, David 1-9-er.
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We got to say that sometimes
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otherwise we'll get deleted shadow band censored.
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Charlie Vector, David 1-9-er.
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So, Scott, one thing, did you have anything more?
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Yeah, so I want to finish.
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So then on top of that, because of COVID was declared
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a public health emergency,
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as long as the hospital followed those protocols,
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they had immunity from liability under the prep act.
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So you think, how did we possibly get a lawsuit
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during with COVID on the death certificate?
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Grace was never on Remdesivir or a ventilator.
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If she was, we would have not had a lawsuit.
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So now let's zoom out from COVID.
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Wow.
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Because the indirect control of the medical system
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has been happening since the early 80s.
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So the direct was COVID.
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The indirect since the early 80s.
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And how they have pulled this off
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is through standards of care.
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And I'm going to share a story with you to connect the dots.
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OK.
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This was back when we still had conventional medical insurance.
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I was 55 years old in May of 2018.
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And the insurance company said, hey, if you go to the doctor,
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you can have a full physical for $300.
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So, you know, men, we can't turn down the deal.
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Go to the, I get the physical.
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And the doctor says to me, do you want to do a CT scan of your heart?
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I said, well, I don't have any reason to.
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He said, well, we're running a specialist.
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Not only $2,000, it's only $80.
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So I said, sure.
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Oh my goodness.
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So I do the CT scan.
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They call me the next day.
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You need to come in immediately.
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And so I go in to the doctor's office.
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And they said, you have a calcium score of 1,200.
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And that's the OMG level.
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And so I think, OK, well, what caused this?
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And they told me you have high cholesterol.
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So what's the solution?
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The stat.
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Oh, OK.
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So then I didn't just roll over.
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I called the same doctor that Cindy and I
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graduated with from high school.
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And I said, Sue, this is what's going on.
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She said, my husband just had a heart attack.
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I've been researching.
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I'll send you some stuff.
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So I started digging in.
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I read a book by Dr. William Davis called Undoctored
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and found out cholesterol is a scam.
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It's not even in the top 10 of the causes of heart disease.
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And the statin causes dementia.
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So I go to the doctor with my research.
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And I said, I'm not going to do the statin.
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He was gracious.
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I mean, it was decent.
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I mean, he said, what you have learned
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is 10 years ahead of what I know.
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The nurse walked me out.
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And here's the secret I reveal in the book.
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The nurse walked me out and said, Scott, I'm
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going to tell you something you don't want to hear.
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I said, what is it?
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She said, you have to take the statin.
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I said, what are you talking about?
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I don't have to do anything.
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She said, our Medicare and Medicaid reimbursement rates
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are based on what percentage of our patient population follows
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the standard of care.
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And the standard of care for heart disease
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at your level is the statin.
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I said, I'm not on Medicare and Medicaid.
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She said, you didn't hear me.
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She said, it's based on our patient population.
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So if enough people like you reject what we're recommending,
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the recommended protocol, we have to fire you
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as a patient to keep our reimbursement rates up.
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And that is how the federal government,
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so if you walk through this, the federal government,
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through the Chevron doctrine that came
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the equivalent of law in 1984, now bureaucracies control.
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So CMS, the Center for Medicare and Medicaid Services,
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is a federal bureaucracy.
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And through reimbursement rates, they
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control the entire alipathic medical system
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in the entire country.
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Well, we wanted to get to the standard of care deception.
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And that we just did.
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We did.
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And we talked, I think maybe two podcasts to go with you.
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We did drill down on that a little bit more, standards of care.
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And I know we talked about this before one time, Scott,
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but I forgot about the PREP Act.
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Yeah.
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Can you briefly, we've got five minutes left.
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Yeah, so the PREP Act became legislation
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in December of 2005.
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And they always do this.
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Whenever there is important legislation
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that they don't want the public to know about,
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they do it between Thanksgiving and Christmas.
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So it was part of a defense appropriations bill.
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And it was absolutely necessary to have the PREP Act in place
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to pull off COVID.
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And so the PREP Act, if you just connect the dots.
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So in 1980, the Health and Human Services Department
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was born.
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And through a series of laws in the 80s and 90s,
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they gave the HHS Secretary Unilateral Authority
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to declare a public health emergency.
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And once there's a public health emergency,
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the PREP Act takes over.
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So all this was set up way in advance of COVID.
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Yep.
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And that makes sense how we saw what many have said
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was the perfect storm during Charlie Vector, David, one night.
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Well, that's why the title is, is the government legally killing us.
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So it is legal.
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What they're doing, this is all legal.
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Obama, Cary Section 1553, you know, I've talked about before,
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that legalized Euthanasia on March 23, 2010.
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Your book is on Amazon.
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It's already number one in a couple different categories.
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Friends, look up, Scott Sharab, by Grace's dad,
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is the government legally killing us.
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Look that up.
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Scott, briefly, for those that didn't hear your update
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on the court case, last time you were with us,
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we've got three minutes left.
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I know you're really good at condensing the bullet points
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for us.
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What happened?
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We filed the lawsuit on April 11 of 23.
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Grace died October 13 of 21.
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When you file a lawsuit, you have to have claims.
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Our claims were a wrongful death, medical malpractice,
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lack of informed consent, medical battery,
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and a declaratory judgment for the illegal DNR.
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You walk through a number of motions to dismiss during that time,
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all the claims survived.
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So I mean, that's a miracle.
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So all the claims went to the jury trial.
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The jury trial was June 2 through the 19th, 2025.
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May 19th and 20th was the pre-trial during the pre-trial.
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Big cases all have a pre-trial.
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During the pre-trial, something significant happened.
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And I'm going to come back to that.
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So the trial, June 19th, the verdict came down.
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The verdict was for the hospital.
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So we lost 11 to 1.
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This is what they decided.
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The defense through their experts
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said that by being in a hospital,
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you're giving implied consent.
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The drugs that euthanized grace were normal in an ICU,
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so no informed consent is necessary.
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Doctors are not even required to inform the family
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of overdoses.
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Grace had three, October 7th, eighth, and the last one.
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Their experts said that it do not intubate,
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so we did not give a pre-authorization for ventilator
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that's do not intubate.
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That's the same as a DNR.
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And a doctor can unilaterally place a DNR on a patient
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without consent, without a witness,
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without a signature, and without a DNR bracelet.
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So that's what they decided.
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So we should be like, what?
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And the press I saw afterward was about,
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this is a new precedent.
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And I have bluntly gone on the record
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and said, this has nothing to do with a new precedent.
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What they did was certify what they've been doing
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for decades.
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That's what's going on here.
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And I can prove it, and I did it in the book,
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beyond a shout of it out.
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So then I'm gonna go back to May 20th.
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So I filed a motion for a new trial on October 29th,
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based on what happened on May 20th at the pre-trial.
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The judge denied our motions in limony.
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Those are the things we don't want in the trial.
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So our two were my religious beliefs
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and the research, Don Post Grace's death.
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The judge unilaterally denied those
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without even hearing a syllable.
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So the defense was able to paint me
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as a religious conspiracy nut at the trial.
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That's why I filed a motion for a new trial.
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We had a hearing December 19th,
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and the motion was denied.
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So our legal stuff is done.
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It's done.
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Our amazing Grace.net, friends of the website,
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our amazing Grace.net.
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By the way, how many people over 55 on the jury?
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I would say that there was three.
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Two or three.
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Two or three.
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Well, it's hard for me to judge because.
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Basically what we're saying is there was
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a lot of younger people on the jury.
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What are younger people conditioned and programmed to believe?
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The narrative on COVID that the left put out.
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Anyway, Scott Sharer, always a blessing to have you in studio.
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We'll see you again, if not before,
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but at the conference in Green Bay.
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I can hardly wait.
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May 1st and 2nd.
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Friends, God bless you and as always,
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keep speaking the truth about things that matter.
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We'll see you next time.