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Sept. 30, 2023 - Blood Money
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Blood Money Episode 66 w/ PA Scott Miller - Following the Righteous Path Even When...
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Blood Money Episode 66 with Dr. Salvatore.
Scott Miller. Following the righteous path even when faced with evil and destruction.
Alright, so we're on the latest episode of Blood Money.
And this episode is actually doubling up for another series that we're producing.
And by that I mean America Happens and Studio 17 and my partners Travis and Andrea, Aisha, Mindy, all of us.
We're producing a new show called Meet the Frontline Doctors.
where we get to meet honor and get to know all the frontline doctors that basically put their careers on the line and stood up against the middle medical tyranny when it was the hardest to do so uh and essentially what we're doing is we're going to combine this show because we have the wonderful scott miller here and i don't want to have him say his story twice for the blood money series as well as um meet the frontline doctor so we're going to double up this uh show for both purposes we're going to use this for both blood money And
meet the frontline doctors.
Scott, how's your day going today?
It's good. I mean, it's...
As I was saying, I... Well, I was...
I just got back from San Antonio.
It was a group...
The former feds for...
The COVID widow widowers group for justice.
And I think the...
There's another group, but they all came together for the Stop the Hospital Homicide rally.
And it was intense.
It was amazing, very emotionally.
It was hard.
I was asked to speak at that.
And right after that, I ended up doing my second half of a forensic psychiatric evaluation.
um with a psychiatrist out of Oklahoma and so yeah today I I ended up I got up and got an email that said we need more documentation um so uh so so if I could tell the viewer about what was going on because you told me the story before we started recording so Scott you know because he stood on the front lines because he stood for the truth And really want to save lives.
They didn't go along with the whole, you know, death camps or whatever, death camps, hospital death camps, I don't know what you call it, but the idea of killing people with remdesivir, he wasn't cool with that.
And for not going along with the agenda, I mean, he's been put through hell and he was telling me about how he was applying for an Oklahoma medical license to be able to practice there.
So that's what we're, you know, just catching the viewer up to what we're talking about.
So you applied to that license and they're having to go through a bunch of, I guess, tests to make sure that you're not crazy because all these folks have basically put complaints about you and tried to make it look like you're crazy or something?
Well, I have.
I have a feeling you're about to put up a big file.
Yep. These are complaints, right?
So when you've got... I had John Davidson out of California reach out to me a couple months ago.
Because, you know, Ryan, Dr.
Cole has four complaints.
Meryl Naz out of Maine had three.
Richard Bartlett. Dr.
Bartlett had like a couple complaints.
Peter McAuliffe, a couple. And I'm wondering, how do I have over a hundred?
So these are complaints basically saying bad things about you, why you shouldn't practice, why you shouldn't have a license.
Yeah, there was a sub-stack of 15 complaints that came in at one time, and all of them, there's a local group here called the Camas Facebook Progressive Group, and it was like a group of people got together and copied and pasted.
We read the article in the Camas Post record about Scott Miller, and I had spoken at a school board meeting, and I... Did call out the school board members and saying they're either ignorant or pure evil and that there are treatments.
And an article ran, local pediatric PA call school board pure evil and claims to cure COVID. So wait, because you said, I mean, and I've heard, we've interviewed Dr.
Peter McCall, a lot of doctors actually.
I mean, we've interviewed some of the top doctors between this Blood Money show and some of the other content we produce.
And what we heard from them is conclusive evidence that things like ivermectin, hydroxychloroquine should have been used.
They weren't used because they're cheap.
They're in the generic and they wanted to sell these expensive vaccines.
And lo and behold, these expensive vaccines really don't do anything, but most likely cause a lot more damage, lead to early death.
In fact, I've had Multiple doctors tell me that it's almost a surefire thing that eventually these vaccines will affect you in a negative way, whether it's illness or early death.
And so because you didn't go along with that protocol, that's why you've had all these complaints against you.
Yes, but even before the shots came out, I mean, so I treated, you know, I And unbeknownst to me, like in end of January, February of 2020, so I had a pediatric practice, but I'd have parents coming in, bringing their kids in, and, you know, they're on, you know, the end of week two of the worst cough they've ever had.
You know, they can't get a full breath.
And I'm like, what the heck is going on?
And so I would just, I would listen to their lungs.
I'm like, Judas Priest, like, you sound terrible.
And I would ask, like, hey, do you want to...
Like, do a treatment. So I remember I'd do an albuterol treatment, like a rescue nebulizer, and it didn't touch them at all.
And I'm like, what the heck? So I had budesonide, so I would do a round of budesonide, and I'm, you know, doing an exam on their, you know, a child.
And I remember, like, specifically there's two.
There's a couple days, like, successfully where there was a...
The dad, a couple minutes into nebbing the budesonide, he takes his mask off and he's like, wow, I feel like I can actually get a full breath.
And these are people affected by other ailments or is this COVID? It was COVID. We just...
So what... Because I remembered it so specifically because I'd put...
Then we made them a patient.
I prescribed monolukast and a couple other things.
And like a day or two later, they would call back and they're like, my symptoms are gone.
That's wild. So later on, it was like April or May.
I ended up calling them, like the people that I treated, and we did the antibody tests and...
They had antibodies for COVID. And so I was like, holy crap.
And who knows?
I trust very little these days.
It's coming out from whether it's...
Well, I don't trust the PCR test at all.
And so when the country shut down, obviously it was very concerning because I'm going to be going into my practice every day.
And I want to know what the hell is going on.
And so I just started studying and studying and found, in fact, it's been saved on my desktop.
It was an article out of Italy.
It was March 14th of 2020.
And I found it on March 15th.
And it was basically like the blueprint.
Of the bioweapon.
And it was... And I didn't know what furin cleavage sites were.
So I started reading and I spent the next six months studying it.
But within that, it was basically the...
of how it affects us.
My wife was a nurse and I had to hit translate on it because it was in Italian and I'm reading through it and she looks at it and she's like, well, and I'm explaining some of the stuff and she's like, well, can't you like reverse engineer it and just like knock out the inflammatory mechanisms?
And I was like, well, I mean, theoretically, sure.
And then there was a med cram, Dr. Schwelt out of Southern California did a med cram on ivermectin and the in vitro studies in Australia in like April 3rd or 4th of 2020.
I'm like, holy crap. It knocks out viral replication by 5,000-fold within 48 hours.
That's a safe, effective med that I've used in the peds population for 14 to 13 years.
That seems like a no-brainer.
I had my first...
I suspected COVID patient on April 9th.
It was a mom that came in and I prescribed it to her along with like vitamin D, C. And she called the next day and she said, my symptoms are gone.
I'm like, hold on.
Like the sucky, you know, like the bad or like...
She's like, they're all gone.
Like I don't have any symptoms.
I'm like, no, pardon me.
I'm like, no shit. That's crazy.
And... I was...
I was the only clinic that didn't close here, at least in Southwest Washington, and I was kind of going against the narrative anyway, so I was like, I need to make sure, you know, that's an anecdote of one.
And so I just started writing down on every, like every family that came in on, on their, you know, like, you know, when they'd leave, we'd have the sheets.
I'd write this and I'd write out like vitamin D, vitamin C, melatonin, etc.
And I was like, share this with everyone you know.
And we did that. In fact, I finally just made up a...
I printed it off and I'd hand it to them.
I'm like, share, share, share.
And don't take my word for it.
And I'd write down Google melatonin and COVID where they would realize, holy cow, it's the most potent immunomodulator that we have for our innate immune system, which is one of the reasons...
Wait, so you said melatonin?
Oh yeah, melatonin is...
It's so powerful in boosting our innate immune system.
I had people nebulize it.
I don't recommend that as frontline.
What does that mean exactly, nebulize it?
I use the liquid form and put it, you have a nebulizer machine, like so with budesonide, you put it in a nebulizer machine, you know, mouthpiece mask on, it aerosolizes it.
Oh, and you breathe it in.
Breathe it in. Got you, got you.
Okay. All right.
So, I mean, it sounds like you're discovering some things that were pretty much in line with your oath to help people, to save people, to, you know, make sure that they get better.
Well, to do something.
Mm-hmm. Right?
Like, to say, you know, pick anything and just say there's nothing we can do that's nonsensical.
Yeah. And I mean, pediatrician too, you're dealing with children, and you had the option of pushing this vax onto children, which could have probably led to death.
If you want to look at it theoretically, if you did it knowingly, that would be manslaughter, and you decided not to do that.
Well... Again, looking at all the RSV, you know, they tried to get a vaccine for RSV. They tried to get, you know, for a number of other viral, for coronaviruses.
And when you looked at the, like, the ferret studies, when they were introduced to the wild type virus, they all died or became severely ill.
Mm-hmm. Are you kidding?
Let me ask you, sorry to interrupt you, but how do doctors, I mean, you've been a doctor, how do doctors knowing that in trials this thing kills animals, hence most likely is going to cause damage to humans, how do doctors go along with that, knowing that information?
The only way you're going to know that information is to seek it out.
It's not like you Google it.
Like, I would come home from work, hang out with the family, get the kids to bed, and I would, from 9 until 2 or 3 in the morning, I was studying, like, every night, and my wife's like, like, why are you doing this if the virus doesn't affect kids?
I'm like, well, kids have parents.
Mm-hmm. That and I don't like unknowns.
I don't like being vexed by something that if there's some way that we can do something to help people, it's like you better freaking do it.
But from a, listen, from a medical standpoint, my knowledge on just vaccines in general was a medical rep, a vaccine rep would come into my office and they'd open up their computer and show data on efficacy of, you know, pentacil or whatever.
And we're like, okay, yeah, we'll order, you know, a thousand of those.
I wasn't I didn't pull out the insert and see, like, what kind of adjuvants are you using in this?
I mean, they've gotten, like, the doctors used to that sort of thing.
This is something I've been hearing for 30, 40 years of that's how a lot of doctors are exposed to medicine.
It's really through a pharma rep.
Hence, it could be extremely biased.
Well, there's no other way. I mean, how can there not be bias when somebody's coming in and they're selling you goods and then telling you how good it is and they bring you lunch?
And most of the time, When I was in, before quitting and starting my own practice, I'd be in a group and you'd have, you know, the providers would come in over lunch.
They would have their medical assistant or nurse sit in there while they got their lunch and went back to their office.
So they weren't even listening. It was just like, you pick whatever.
And so, like, we didn't even, like, I would sit just to be courteous and listen to them, but we didn't study shit.
We just went along with it.
Wow. Wow.
I mean, that just seems like bad practice.
It seems like doctors have been used to real bad habits, to be honest with you.
I mean, it's almost like, how could we have avoided this calamity?
I mean, it seems like you have in many ways in terms of actual involvement in the disaster.
But I could see how other doctors were kind of, you know, tricked into it because we've become accustomed to just listening to what they tell us.
Well, so yes, and then when you have, from top leadership down, you know, not just the governors, but when you get into, you know, our county health departments and the hospitals, which is fascinating, where we had Dr. Alan Melnick here in Clark County.
Guy is, I mean, he's a functional retard.
Mm-hmm. Like, so he's either that or just evil, and he's been bought off, and it's probably both.
But the hospitals are using...
Let me say Clark County, by the way.
Which Clark County are you referring to?
Washington. Washington State.
Oh, Washington. Interesting. Okay, okay.
Yeah, this was...
Like, Washington was kind of ground zero.
We had the first...
It was in the Seattle area.
But... What we witnessed here, the devastation of the policies, I mean, it happened everywhere, but to see it in my community and after I had done a couple interviews where word got out and our phone just started, I mean, just... Like fall of 2020.
And I would talk to, I mean, I talked to thousands of people and the story was the same with every one of them.
We called our doctor, we called our primary care, and they said, there's nothing to do, just, you know, hunker down and take Tylenol.
They went to the hospital and they said, you're not sick enough to need treatment, go home.
I think that's freaking evil.
So evil, so evil.
So you're, you know, at this point, you know, I'm just kind of going to backtrack a little bit because I want to hear your story, your journey.
So April 2020, it seems like you start discovering that there's protocols, there's alternative ways that the narrative is not necessarily the correct narrative that, you know, Vax could potentially be harmful.
Now take us from that point onward of what happens in your story.
I go to work and the schools have been shut down.
A large part of my patient base were special needs kids, autism, etc.
All of their All of their speech and occupational therapy and physical therapy, all of their services were just instantly gone.
Every day I was hearing...
It was just a horror story of these kids being...
They're doing online school.
They're just up in their room.
For a lot of the kids, a parent had to quit work and stay home with them.
It was... It was something I couldn't fix.
I couldn't undo it.
And I was getting angry about it.
And I was sharing that with a lot of parents.
And there ended up being a rally in Olympia at the Capitol in May.
And a group reached out to me and asked if I would speak out on medical freedom.
Which... My wife and I had a very long conversation about that the night before, and some of my colleagues were like, dude, don't do it.
They will crush you.
I mean, it's so disappointing to hear that.
The cowardice is so disappointing.
I mean, these people, don't they understand their children's lives are on the line?
I mean, literally, this is like a road to murder of children.
And they're okay with that so they could save their own skin?
I mean, I don't understand.
I mean, it's hard.
I mean, if you go back to that time, Where everything, I mean, everything that you heard, read, saw on the TV, the death ticker...
It was, you know, I called it, you know, I called it a virus of the media, right?
It's like the media is, in fact, I did an article for, a write-up for the Colombian, and I basically said I could make, if I had the backing of the media, I could make every parent Afraid, like terrified to kiss their child or a child to kiss their parent.
Like that, just by putting out information on like HSV, herpes.
Like if we look at the statistics data and until everyone gets, until we come up with a vaccine for herpes and, you know, like some pills for it, like we cannot, we can no longer kiss our children, et cetera.
Like I'm positive that with the support of the media, we could have done that.
Mm-hmm, 100%.
Like, we just, we watch people, like...
But you found a path to the truth.
That's the interesting part, because it seems like at this moment, you're faced with a dilemma of actually standing up and saying the truth, and, you know, the media's saying what they're saying, but nonetheless, it seems like you know the truth in that moment, and you have a dilemma.
Do I speak out about it?
Do I allow myself to be attacked?
I mean, what's the choice you made in that moment?
I, um... I had met with a group of friends.
Shelly and I had a long conversation and I went out back and paced around and I was Praying about it.
It takes a while to build a practice.
The loans you have to take out.
We were viable. Shelly didn't have to look at the bank account to get groceries.
She's like, why are you willing to possibly throw this away?
I'm like, I'm not willing to throw it away.
It's like the parable of the talents.
It's like, what do you do with the talents that God has given you?
And it's like, you can bury it and just protect the talent or you can multiply it.
And I prayed about it and I had been burning the candle on both ends.
And I was like, all right, Lord, I'm not getting up at five in the morning and driving to Olympia.
So if you want me to go, then somebody can take me and At 5.15 the next morning, a repeated knock on my door, and I got up, and there's two women there that said, hey, we heard you needed a ride to Olympia.
And I'm just like, oh, shit.
I'm like, yep.
And got dressed and hopped in her minivan.
They drove you. And so I was like, I'm like, all right, you know, it's like there's no, you know, it's something like this.
There isn't lukewarm. It's an all or none thing.
You don't sort of tell the truth.
You don't sort of spread it.
You just I looked at it...
I don't like saying that night I was bargaining with God.
I wanted an out.
I was kind of like a...
We chat very frequently.
I'm like, this is where you're leading me.
It sounds totally almost sacrilegious to say it, but it's like, you better back me up.
In spades, it was living in biblical times.
It's the most incredible.
When people are like, we feel so bad for you.
I'm like, you know what? I've been on what I consider the spiritual journey that I've been able to experience watching God move impossible pieces around.
The tapestry of God.
Yeah. Amazing to experience it like that.
It was just an honor.
Yeah. Much bigger than money, right?
Much bigger than... Much bigger than approval of people, isn't it?
Just knowing that you're on that path.
But what happens to you in the physical world here?
What happens to you in this ugly, evil world when you decide to make that choice?
Yeah, I mean...
Hellfire and brimstone rain down.
Yeah, I mean...
In all honesty, I should have been shut down by September of 2020.
The fact that I made it to October of 2021 is another testament.
We had prayer warriors, people saying we're praying protection over your clinic, over your staff, over your family.
We had death threats and somebody had shot a hole through our window.
Wow. Just because you're trying to help people.
I mean, who are these people?
They didn't see it that way, though, right?
Like, when everything...
Sorry to interrupt you. Is it the mainstream media message, how they're trying to make you seem like a monster, that's the reason why, essentially, you're having these hate groups, hate individuals come after you?
Kind of like today, and I don't know when we're airing this episode, but today there was a transgender individual that walked into a Christian school and murdered three nine-year-old Christians and three teachers.
And it was 100% because of the hate in the mainstream media about how, you know, I guess Christians hate transgender or whatever, these lies.
I mean, it's again the mainstream media.
The mainstream media is a tool.
For murder, for suffering, for hatred, and they put all those messages out about you, and that resulted in your clinic getting shot at, and other acts of violence and threats.
Yeah, well, I mean, it wasn't because they were saying good.
Yeah, yeah, no, I know, I know.
I just want the viewer, I wanted to really focus in on this because, you know, the viewer might think this stuff's happening in a vacuum, but it's really important to see the cause and effect.
And when you have a mainstream media that's literally a tool for hatred, no different than, like, how Joseph Goebbels of the Nazi regime Use the mainstream media as a tool for hatred towards gypsies, outsiders, Jews, whatever, the undesirables, right?
And that's how the mainstream media today is being used.
A Nazi tool no different than Adolf Hitler, no different than what he professed in the book Mein Kampf.
It's mindless. They would be Goebbels, they would look at what the media was able to do And covet.
They would be like, wow.
They would look at this as the most beautiful thing they've ever seen.
Oh, yeah, yeah. This is their dream come true.
People to line up in their cars.
Just line up at vaccine centers.
To walk into gas chambers, by the way.
They're gas chambers. Yes, it's not going to be instantaneous, but you are walking into death.
That's it. Whether it happens today, whether it happens five years from now, because you've got myocarditis while playing soccer, it's going to happen.
I do want to comment on that because when you look at the data, so it's like myocarditis and it's not treatable.
Yeah, it is. Just like fibrotic lung disease.
It's treatable.
It literally is.
It's just there isn't a pharmaceutical medication for it.
But I'll tell you, I've had people with long haulers or vaccine injury that have had Cardiac issues, etc.
I don't diagnose and I can't treat.
I've done a bunch of integrative health practitioner certifications so I can guide people.
They can take my license.
They can't take the accumulated knowledge.
And so I can guide them.
And I've seen some of the outcomes I've seen for people that have been suffering are nothing short of miraculous.
So without Doing something, right?
And gobiologists is useless because if they don't think that the inoculation caused it, there's no possible way that they can help you.
Yeah, yeah. You're screwed.
Yeah. But there's help.
I mean, there's hope. It's just like the level of effery that they've used to Inserted into our DNA, not mine, but I mean it's diabolical.
Diabolical. It's insane. And, you know, rather than talking about all those details, because we could go into that evil plan.
I mean, I encourage viewers to watch so many Blood Money episodes that we have.
I mean, we interviewed Thomas Renz, who has been on the forefront as an attorney.
We've interviewed Dr. Peter McCullough.
We're actually interviewing Dr. Peter McCullough again.
So we're not going to get into the details of how evil of a plan this is.
Just watch some of the old Blood Money episodes with doctors and lawyers that talk about this.
Uh, and you will find out.
Uh, let's talk about what happened to you though.
So you're telling me that October, 2020 or September, 2020, they have the opportunity to shut you down because you're going up against their, you know, BS narrative.
But, you know, thanks to the, you know, grace of God, let's say October, uh, 2021, you last October, 2021, but then they shut down your clinic.
What happens? I mean, what happens between you having this moment of enlightenment to, uh, Late 2021.
The...
It was...
The need...
It was...
Have you ever seen the movie Hacksaw Ridge?
Yep, yep, totally.
Great film, by the way.
It is amazing. And so I grew up Seventh-day Adventist.
So a friend of mine had texted me in summer of 21.
I had gone on a ski trip in February of 21, and I got home, and that Monday, from that Monday on, I would do my peace practice during the day and I would have between 9 and 25 new COVID patients every day.
Wow. And from all over the country.
And so we had a big, we finally, we got a big whiteboard and my front office is taking all these calls and we had like a template to get as much information, health history, et cetera.
And it was, you know, there were days that I would sit at my desk after work and I would be there all night On the phone, texting, trying to get a hold of everybody and make sure they knew what was going on.
It was like a fire hose just getting shot at you.
And then I started getting asked to advocate for loved ones in the hospital.
It was actually at that point I had like my first phone call was in the summer of 2020 to Mayo Clinic in Rochester and I figured back I was like okay there wasn't enough like say enough evidence to do some of the things that I recommended but by 21 I had spoken to hospitals in probably 17 different states,
and every single one of them, it was like the narrative.
I'm like, holy shit.
They are indoctrinated into that CDC checklist to the degree that they were completely unyielding.
They have somebody that says, do not vent.
They would literally euthanize them.
Not just treat.
They would administer life-ending medications.
Like, let me ask you something.
You're a doctor, right?
Okay, you're a doctor. This idea of, like, killing people, like, basically, I mean, no different, again, than Nazi doctors, like, same crap.
You're basically knowingly killing somebody.
How do you get doctors to a point where this is part of the protocol?
I mean, they had to have known what they're doing.
No. No.
I mean, let me, if you, okay, sorry, sorry to interrupt you.
If I'm, I'm just trying to figure this out.
If I'm giving remdesivir, okay, I give remdesivir to this guy and I give him, you know, whatever the breathing, you know, devices, dude dies.
And then I give it to the next person, dude dies.
And I give it to this female over here, she dies.
I mean, how many do I have to see in repetition before I realize that these few things I'm doing over and over again is resulting in death?
So things change a little bit.
So pre-JAB rollout, again, when you've got hospital administrators, like when it's top-down and you implement procedures or protocols, and you have whatever, a huddle, and it's like, this is best science that we have.
They're not going home and studying up on it.
It's almost like, okay, thanks for the info.
The state's expert witness on me when asked, what were you studying?
What did you do? And she said, I was too busy to put in the study, so I relied on what Mm-hmm.
Mm-hmm.
Crush anyone that's dissenting with the policy.
But you don't have enough time to take a look at...
First of all, she didn't treat a freaking person at all.
She treated zero people.
You would have thought maybe when she had written in here that she had come up with 1,400 people, I didn't contact any of them.
Okay, I'm sorry.
Sorry to interrupt you again. Sorry.
I'm just trying to dig.
And by the way, I'm asking you the question because I know you're like the logical person that could actually, you know, probably clue me into why certain things are happening.
So, okay. So, she's saying she's not researching and all that.
But, like, I thought the idea of doctors is that they're constantly researching.
And if you research something and you found something out, that is supposed to be of importance as much as if other groups are doing the same thing.
Aren't they supposed to look at what you've done, your research, and the time that you've put in and actually lend some credence to it?
Well, not if somebody...
I'll just go back.
Especially early on, if a parent came in, they brought a child, let's say that it's fairly complex, and they say to me, well, this is what I think it is, and this is what we'd like to do.
And I'm like... Awesome!
Right? Like, they already have a, I'm just, I'm kind of kidding, but I've seen like 60 people, you know, 60 kids a day, which is insane, but it's like, this is what we think it is.
This is what we'd like to do.
It's like, you know what?
Yep. Let's try that.
Instead of going, well, that could be it.
But there's multiple other things that could be causing it.
Let's take 30 extra minutes to have a discussion on other potentials.
We'll order that or I'll prescribe that and let's see what happens.
So when you've got, again, administration that says, okay, here's what we're going to do.
It's kind of like, okay.
Because the excuses are, like, we're already overworked.
We're already over, like, bullshit excuses.
Like, overworked. Whatever.
Like, there's no such thing as overworked when there's somebody that, you know, I look at life as precious and should be aggressively fought for.
So you can't be overworked when there's a line of people that are desperate for care.
Yeah, and I mean, doctors are trained to be overworked.
I mean, what's the kind of shifts they do when they're going through, what is it called?
Not interning, but residency.
I mean, how many, like, 70 hours or something?
No, no. Like, they ended up, like, having to, like, drop it down to, like, 85 hours.
There are times, like, I remember, like, I'd be on campus and I'd see a buddy of mine that looked like death and he just put in, like, 110 hours.
I'm like, oh. Wow, wow.
I mean, that's the whole point.
I mean, just the language and stuff.
All of a sudden, they're overworked.
I mean, you're in the army, fellas.
Like, this is what it is, you know?
Yeah. Oh, man.
It's just that, you know, it's like, again, I hear all these tones of like alpha versus beta, like weakness, weakness versus strength, you know what I mean?
It's like, all of a sudden, doctors are supposed to be what, like coddled and stuff?
When, I mean, you know, you guys are the frontline doctors.
I mean, that's the way they should be looking at it, institutions and stuff, but it sounds like a lot of weak language as far as their ability to even deal with this sort of calamity, you know?
Oh, yeah. Dude, I sent a 77-year-old to the hospital on June 19th, 2021.
To get imaging and lab work because I thought she was clotting and she lived by herself.
And I was like, I can't let her die at home.
And her oxygen had dropped into the 80s.
I had driven to my office, got an oxygen tank over to her.
Anyway, so she got up the next morning and slept great, but she had new onset, like chest and back pain.
I'm like, uh-oh. We need to get this evaluated.
So she goes into the hospital.
She's on one liter of oxygen, sitting at 98%.
Everything's clear.
And they convince her to stay for observation.
And when you talk about the gas chambers, she had everything that she needed at home.
We were just covering my bases to make sure that we don't need to implement more aggressive anti-clotting.
And they took her from one liter of oxygen within eight hours.
She went from one liter of oxygen to 30 liters of oxygen.
Wow. Which means that obviously she can't leave the hospital now, even though she didn't require it.
And eight days later, she's dead.
And you're telling me the doctors that were there didn't realize that they took a healthy woman and basically destroyed her.
Well, so her son from Kansas and like, so every day we were on the phone with the hospitals.
We, the ICU doctor was like, I can't change her dexamethasone to methylprednisolone, even though she was decompensating.
They wouldn't put her on antibiotics, even though her white blood cell count was going up.
And he just said, kept saying, I can't do it.
I'm like, look, like the pulmonologist needs to do it.
I'm like, what, why?
You're the intensivist.
What are you, a nurse?
I said that. My wife said, I'm not disrespecting, but you can make these orders.
You're the fucking doctor.
Do something.
Sorry. We called the pulmonologist, Dr.
Gupta, in 24 minutes of conversation.
I recorded all of them because...
The insanity of it.
People wouldn't believe it unless you hear the idiocy of it.
But I get him to change her meds.
And we're like, oh my gosh, thank you so much.
We call back to the intensivist and he wouldn't take our call.
Wow. And we called back and then they're like, oh, he left for the day.
So then we call the nighttime doctor, the on-call doctor.
He wouldn't make the changes.
The following day was a new daytime doctor, Dr.
Opresscu, and he goes, well, I can't administer that medication without talking to infectious disease.
I'm like, what the hell is going on?
Like, that would be awesome.
It's like, I need my friends to weigh in on this, because I'm not smart enough to do something that he had done for 20 years as a no-brainer, and now he needs to talk.
Anyways, they lied about it.
So I wrote a Facebook post the night that I found out she died, naming the doctors involved.
Like, absolute scumbags, man.
Absolute scumbags. All these doctors, cowardly scumbags.
These are the kind of people that need to go to Nuremberg 2.0.
Especially when you're hearing these stories of how they're warned, they know.
And it's absolute cowardice.
Saving their own skin? Killing somebody else to save their own skin.
I mean, it's just mind-blowing.
You know, people say never again about Nazi times bullshit.
You know what I mean? It's like this.
They could turn it on like this.
Literally. Greatest Holocaust ever in humankind.
Makes the Jewish Holocaust look like a walk in the park.
By the time we're done with this, billions are going to be dead, in my opinion, from what I'm researching, because of cowards like these doctors.
So sorry I'm losing my cool a little bit, but it's just unbelievable what they've been able to do, you know?
What you were saying about the thin skin, the reason I shared that specific story and I wrote that during my hearing, they read my Facebook post and then had the doctors, the intensivists, respond.
And one of them was just...
They had screenshot it and it made its rounds throughout the hospital.
And they were like, we were so demoralized.
Like... Really?
Yeah, you're a fucking Nazi.
You should be demoralized.
You're no different than bloody Third Reich.
You should be demoralized.
Our job is to demoralize Nazis.
Anyway, go ahead. It's a random PA in the community that puts out a Facebook, and it was like a warning, like warning against hospitals.
It's like, if you're doing what's right, you should give...
Like, you shouldn't even have two shits to give of what, like, a nobody is writing.
Like, you should look at it and be like, be it and, like, whatever.
Rolling in smoke. By the way, by the way, if you watch our show, there's a lot of industries that do this sort of thing.
And I always talk about this.
I'm just going to say it as an aside.
Like, family law is another one of them.
Judges, lawyers, social workers hate for their corruption to be exposed.
Because that's one of the dirtiest businesses.
It's literally a child trafficking operation.
Everybody makes millions off of this destruction of child, like all of our industrial complexes, by the way.
Our industrial complexes today, the medical, industrial, judicial, anything, is built on the destruction of people.
That's very easy to track.
All you need to do is watch some episodes of Blood Money to see how their financial gain equals our destruction in every industrial complex, which is a sad, sad thing to say about this country right now.
But anyway, just wanted to bring that up, you know?
Well, you said about CP, like Child Protective Services.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, this is child trafficking operations.
I've been involved in some of those situations, and without knowing, like, this was, you know, like, starting years ago, where it seemed like no-brainers.
In fact, I was an expert witness for some of these cases, and I'm like, what are the...
I would go home and I would talk to my wife and I'm like, this child is done.
They're They're destroyed.
And this happens over...
How do we get all these lunatics, like these Antifa lunatics?
I mean, these are all fatherless homes, single mom's home, mom homes.
The reason why these happen is because of the courts, because of our social services.
They're literally trying to destroy the fabric of America.
And they have. Honestly, they have.
I hate to be pessimistic, but I think...
I don't see a bright future for this country.
We've betrayed so much.
We've betrayed our families.
I see little pockets having a bright future, but I think it's about people like you and I starting our own city, starting our own communities.
Within the fabric of what exists, our industrial complexes have destroyed this country.
And I frankly don't think there's coming, you know, much coming back from it.
You know what I mean? I hate to say it, but...
It's like Atlas Shrub, right?
Where it's what you're saying.
It's like, and we've talked about this quite a bit, where it's, I mean, they've corrupted our food sources.
They've stripped our soil of nutrients.
I mean, you look at the American Diabetes Association and their diabetic diet, and it's like, are you just, what?
You're supposed to be the experts, and you look at what they're telling people to eat, and it's poison.
Yeah, totally. Which, by the way, I want to mention one thing.
We're talking about spike proteins, and this is purely to help out the viewers.
You were mentioning how there are ways, even if you've been vaccinated, to minimize the spike proteins.
Which, for the viewer, one of the issues with spike proteins is even if you were not vaccinated, there's so much shedding that you could actually get enough spike proteins to cause damage.
Recently, we interviewed a doctor by the name of Dr.
Nuzman. He was talking about chlorine dioxide.
Which is something that I've actually been taking for the last couple of weeks.
And all I can say is I feel great.
I feel really, really good.
Much better than I did two weeks ago.
And the first day I took it, it was almost like I was having a baby.
It was the worst pain of my life.
I don't even want to describe what happened.
What happened on that day? But all I know is the next day I felt really, really great after going through a very difficult day.
And what Dr. Nuzma was saying was basically that's my body essentially reacting to, you know, decades of toxic stuff that was getting cleaned out.
So I just want to mention that for the viewer.
That's called a Herxheimer reaction.
Some people have it with ivermectin.
Because, you know, we think we live in a first world country.
We don't have parasites. Yes, we do.
So yeah, chlorine dioxide is called the universal antidote and it's amazing.
One of the problems just when we look at something as a Like a single therapeutic, the spike protein disrupts our gut biome.
So it disrupts the gap junctions and it disrupts.
So we've got our beneficial and opportunistic microbes and it throws that balance off.
I think, you know, I was on a, it was a Delaware town hall meeting, and Dr.
Reisch, Harvey Reisch was on it, and he said something like, the gift that we had was that Omicron was far less, like the lower respiratory issues that we saw with Delta were far less, less clotting.
And I had recently done a talk here in the Vancouver area where I said the opposite.
The thing that scares me about Omicron It's more like a really crappy cold.
The thing with that is...
I had COVID a week and a half ago for the fourth time.
My symptoms started with, like, I woke up with a hoarse voice.
That was it. It was a Friday.
Saturday, a little bit of ache behind the eyes, and Sunday, full-blown post-nasal drainage, hocking up, you know, like, phlegm with a little blood speck.
I had already started on treatment.
I did a rapid.
I always swap out the Q-tip with my own.
And, you know, double line turned blue in like 20 seconds.
I was back in the office on Monday.
Now, and so part of it, and I didn't, It wasn't a three-day treatment.
I continued doing those therapies because I want it gone and gone.
Because if you don't make that...
I want to displace the spike protein and I want to detox my body from it.
The problems with Omicron is we have more long haulers because of Omicron than the wild type and Delta.
Combined because people just kind of ride it out.
Like what you were talking about, like doing the chlorine dioxide.
It's what scares me because I don't know that I've spoken to anybody in the last month that's doing great.
But whether it's sleep, it's just...
And then in the exosomal shedding that you're talking about, I've got...
So you're saying they're not...
24 milligram ivermectin tablets, right?
So I take that with hydroxy and I take...
I have lactoferrin and...
I mean, like I'm looking over at this shelf of stuff I have.
I wear a GHK patch, X39. So it's...
If you Google GHK copper, like have your listeners Google GHK copper.
It's a peptide.
There's an injectable, which is super expensive.
I use a patch. It makes fibroblasts.
It makes theropoietin stem cells.
Wow. So I'm super aggressive.
I would tell people, I would walk into the homes of the sickest people you have ever seen, and I didn't wear a mask.
I didn't wear PPE. I would give them a hug.
And my goal was, like, they were in fear of dying.
And I'm like, I need to strip that fear away.
No, you're going to be okay.
And then I would put myself on a very aggressive regimen.
But the biggest thing was, like, people realizing...
This is so, so treatable.
Like, as you know, right? Like, no doubt.
When you were saying earlier, though, that nobody's really doing great, are you talking about in general people are being, like, just, like, a lot of viruses in the air and, like, just bad health or spike proteins or...
So, over the next week, talk to people, talk to friends, and just ask about their sleep.
How's your sleep? Where is that coming from?
I agree with you, by the way.
All my friends are either under the weather right now.
They all have flu-like symptoms.
Everybody's anxious. Everybody's complaining about not sleeping well.
Are you saying that's kind of...
Is this part of what's happening environmentally or is there a direct cause for that?
Is there a combination of causes including probably the fact that we're living through the most insane times in the last, I don't know, 500 years maybe?
So there's that.
I mean, like, the insanity of it.
But here in Washington, you look...
Like, so, you know, I grew up flying.
I know what a vapor trail looks like, and I know what a chem trail looks like.
And you've got something that's crossing the sky and billowing out, and you've got, like, aluminum dioxide or whatever, and that's raining down on us, and our water is just shit.
Yeah, yeah. And so, like, so I run...
Well, I'm able to order labs, so I do, like, hair tissue mineral analysis, and you get these labs back, and it's, you know, if you go to your doctor and you get a metabolic panel and a CBC, like, they're not running, like, it's all going to be normal-ish.
Mm-hmm. But when you do these tests, and it's not about the levels, when you look at calcium and magnesium and potassium and sodium, it's about the ratios.
Zinc and copper, right? Like, Google copper and viruses.
Yeah. Like, add copper to it, and it's like, gone, right?
But our zinc-copper ratios are thrown off.
And if you have methylation issues, so I do a lot of genetic panels.
And if you're an under... Like, if you don't...
If it's... So it's overhyped in some context, the MTHFR gene.
But when you look at that and our detox pathways, like I did my labs right before COVID and my glutathione levels, which is our body's master detoxifier, were really, really low.
We realized because our home had four of the five neurotoxic molds growing in it.
Oh, wow. And which is where you can see like the rash.
I do systems tests that we've been living in a yurt and tents in our backyard for the last 13 months.
I went in and shaved.
And when I do that, because of the toxins, I break out in this actinomyces type of rash.
And then I do systems tests to see what things will make it go away instead of 10 days of penicillin IV. So, by the way, we did an episode with a lady by the name of Nikki Floria, who actually studies geoengineering.
She's one of the top individuals that, I mean, she comes with receipts.
It's not even like theories and stuff.
She has patents, military patents that show clearly where this is happening, how this is happening.
I think it was like Blood Money episode 61 or 62.
It's definitely worth checking out because she also gives solutions.
She talks about how, I mean, I've been seeing it over here where we're at out in the West Coast where we've had essentially, we believe due to Spring and geoengineering, the weather's been getting really cold.
And the result's been that this time of year is when you put up new crops.
This is when you kind of flower new crops.
But what's been happening is the weather gets so extreme at nighttime that the crops die.
And it all seems to be the same kind of...
uh agenda which is to stop the growing of foods to create food shortages now we're talking about them poisoning us in this from the air which to be honest with you there was a day that it was really bad a lot of my friends got sick uh we all started taking chlorine dioxide it helped us uh but it was clearly a day where there was so much crap in there that all of us started feeling ill and it wasn't like flu and stuff it was Full-on poisoning,
you know? So, I guess I'm saying all of this to basically make the point.
I mean, they're straight up trying to kill us, basically.
I mean, that's what's going on at this point, right?
Absolutely. It's almost like we've discovered their crimes against humanity.
We're angry. We're ready to hang them.
And these global tyrants are like, fine, we're going to kill everyone.
I mean, essentially. The way I look at it is, try, right?
They're going to try. You know, so we've got one point, whatever now, three million people that infect, I think, Dr.
McAuliffe. And there are a couple of people where they asked, you know, how many, like, had we treated, how many of those people would have died?
And when, like, in San Antonio, and I'm walking along this area, Seemingly unending stream of widows and widowers and I had to peel out and I was along the river walk and I'm watching it trying not to cry because I'm calculating and I know many of their stories and I'm like out of out of the whatever 600 people that are walking along I'm like maybe three of them.
Three of them had to die.
Not had to. Three of them probably had so many other underlying comorbidities, etc.
And with this...
Increase, you know, hit on their system.
They had a, you know, cardiovascular event, whatever, stroke.
But, okay, shit, let's say 10.
Like, let's go nuts and say 10.
The rest of them, that was my community here that I got the phone calls.
And if they were really sick, I went into their homes.
I mean, listen, somebody's satting in the 60s and 70s.
It's not good, right?
Like, respiratory failure.
And within an hour, they're satting in the 90s.
Yeah. That's called science.
Yeah, yeah. And we were able to do that for, like, people that ill for, I mean, I don't know, 12, 13, 1400 people.
Mm-hmm. And I'm looking at these people, and it's like, they get so...
Just like, um, but what you're talking about, so, you know, people getting sick, you know, like chronic fatigue, whatever, all these things.
The problem is we can take things that like, even like if you're not ridding it, like, like how many people talking, pardon me, but talk about bowel movements.
If somebody doesn't have a bowel movement a couple of times a day, if they go two or three days, You're in a world of shit.
You need to be able to bind and then rid your body of that.
That's where the sauna comes in, the near-infrared light, etc.
But you're not going to hear that.
When you go into your PCB and you've got issues, they run some labs and they're like, everything's fine.
And then they go, well, you're 60, so here's a statin.
Yeah. That's our healthcare system.
Here's some meds because of your age.
The healthcare system, we have so many episodes about it.
The conclusion of the healthcare system is it's completely broken.
It's never going to be fixed. It's all pharmaceutical run.
It just has to be broken up into a billion pieces because it is literally a death care system.
It has nothing to do with healthcare. Really, what they're doing is trying to maximize the dollars on the way to basically...
Sending you into a coffin.
That's all it is. You know, and I got a dad that's on 35 pills, which he doesn't have to be, but that's what they brainwash him into.
And, you know, he's too old to change his ways right now.
But, you know, that 85 pills or whatever he takes every day is like, I mean, they're making thousands off of him every night, you know?
I had somebody, an 87 and 89-year-old husband and wife, They came in with their list of meds.
And this is what I always say. I'm like, listen, consult your doctor about this.
And again, they already had their diagnoses.
They're already being treated.
I was simply augmenting, giving them options of things to do.
She's off of all but one of her medications.
Whoa. Her blood pressure...
Is better than it's ever been.
Her blood sugar is stabilized.
We haven't gotten an A1C again, but...
And...
They live with their son and wife and the one thing that I heard was they're kind of pissed because she now has enough energy to be interjecting in their life much more.
So it's causing where they're like, what did you do?
She's like coming out and being all like trying to cook and be involved and I'm like, We got rid of the inflammation.
Look at the underlying things that are causing all of these negatives.
We did a detox on her and we're helping rebuild her body at 89.
It's not because of her age.
It's because of disease. Yeah.
Yeah, totally.
So tell me a little bit about like, you know, you obviously stood for what was right.
What is the damage that was done upon your life beyond you losing your medical license?
I mean, I heard, actually, I talked to a gentleman, I believe, Abraxas, is that correct?
Oh yeah. That's amazing.
That dude is, he is so heroic.
Yeah. So if you want to plug, I'm going to, so he's an artist in Delaware and he like significantly impacted because of his willingness to stand.
Like I call him the Paul Revere of COVID because of what he's done.
So anybody like Abraxas, Hudson, whatever.com, like Google him, buy his art.
That guy is an American hero.
Yeah, yeah. I mean, I can't say enough nice things about Abraxas.
He's actually, so we're making this series called Meet the Frontline Doctors, right?
And every episode is supposed to be a doctor, just like we're doing, you know, this episode with you.
You know, every episode features a doctor that was a frontline doctor that stood up against the bullshit and tyranny.
His story was so good that he's the only non-doctor that we've done an episode of, because he helped so many doctors.
He told me about your story, actually connected us.
But the way he just dove into this, I mean, he pretty much started supporting doctors and really putting up a fight.
And what I find fascinating is there's a few of these artist types.
Scott Labadio is another one, by the way, that he's a big patriot artist.
Rudy Giuliani talks about him quite a bit.
And, you know, some of these...
I mean, you've got all these leftist artists that are horrible, obviously, but, like, some of these, like, you know, slightly right-leaning artists are just amazing people, obviously, including Abraxis and Scott, you know?
Well, it's not just him standing up.
It's his ability to bring...
He did town halls with the best minds in the country.
And he's done them throughout Delaware.
And what he's helped organize, because the thing is, it's What you're doing and with interviewing these people and getting the information out, how do we win?
We win by not just knowing.
I can know this stuff.
You can know it. It's about being bold.
It's like, take that truth and shout it out.
That's what he's done.
The humility with which he does it and the way he engages.
I remember the first time He reached out to me and we ended up chatting for like four hours.
I'm trying to wrap my brain around somebody that has no background in medicine and simply took a stand based on our inalienable rights and then dove into The medical aspect of it.
That dude could go toe-to-toe with any intensivist in any hospital in the United States and kick their ass.
Amazing. It's all about these people that stood up in this, you know, tyranny.
And I mean, I don't imagine he would have ever thought back in 2019 he'd be doing what he's doing today.
I don't think Scott Labadio, he's another one that just like I don't think he'd be thinking this is this was my future.
But it's amazing. What about you?
Did you think you'd be doing this?
No, no, no.
The last thing I'd ever thought I'd be doing is talking, which is insane because I had crippling shyness, crippling anxiety.
I've always been behind the camera.
I've had quite a successful career as a TV producer.
I mean, I've done 25 years of production at a very high level behind the camera, but being in front of the camera really, 2020 was really what got me started.
And frankly, seeing a lot of the bullshit as a producer, I've worked in editing rooms I saw all the editing tricks that they were doing to make Donald Trump look bad.
I saw the agenda. That started really disgusting me back in 2017 where I had, you know, these colleagues that they know the editing tricks.
I mean, they do it all the time. A lot of this stuff is called Franken-biting.
Frankenbiting where you, you know, for like Frankenstein where you take two pieces, you bite them together to create the false message, which is exactly what happens in reality TV shows.
But then you have like CNN hiring a reality TV show producer, Jeff Zucker, who is a really bad reality TV show producer to run the news.
And you kind of see their agenda happening, especially if you're in the know, especially if you're an insider.
And frankly, that sort of disgusts the crap out of me.
I mean, it was just no money is worth that.
It's just not worth it.
It's not worth it to be deceptive for your...
As a life choice to be deceptive.
I mean, it just can't do it, unfortunately, you know?
Listen, it's...
Whatever is good, whatever is pure.
You get up and for me it's like, okay, Lord, how can I be used as a vessel to bring healing?
I'm very fallible.
I swear a lot, whatever.
Because if I didn't swear, I would just break shit.
Yeah, me too. That's why.
I mean, I'm like, it's better. I mean, it's like, I'm actually, by swearing, doing this kind of stuff, I get a lot of aggression out.
You know what I mean? It's like, I don't get into fights.
I don't get into arguments. It all comes out here, you know?
No, it's like, people are like, why do you have to swear?
And it's like, if you knew...
The bad that I've heard, seen, and tried to undo, and the failure in some of the cases, I want to burn it down.
All those fucking institutions that these people are going into, and they're either...
You shouldn't walk in.
My father-in-law walked into a hospital in Texas.
A year ago, three days ago, and he's practiced medicine for 55 years.
He just did a three-day, three-day round at an ER in, like, West Texas, had gone on a hike, and four days later, he goes in and sees this cardiologist, etc., etc., and he wakes up the next morning, and he cannot walk across the living room.
Wow. And...
He called Shelly, called my wife, and he was like, yeah, I'm not feeling so good.
And he was going to go to the hospital.
And then, you know, anyways, they're like, ah, you'll be fine.
And we talked to him that evening and he was slurring a speech.
And so Shelly called friends, like a husband and wife or a nurse nurse practitioner.
They went over and they were like, oh, my gosh, he does not look good.
They take him to the hospital.
They run everything.
They did the MRI. They did a spinal tap.
They're ruling out stroke.
And I asked Mike, I was like, when did you get your booster?
Because he's been Pfizer'd twice and boosted.
Oh, wow. Uh-huh.
And it was like...
Like 10 weeks prior to that.
And then he had just done, like I said, a three-day pretty aggressive hike up a mountain.
And I'm like, he just activated.
And this isn't how it works, but it's like, just like that increase in activity.
It's like, he just...
So we called the hospital, we talked to the doc, and he's like, everything's normal.
And it's like, well, that's impossible.
What you ran is normal.
And I'm like... Dude, I think I actually said, dude, the booster, like, in February, and this is a reaction to the booster.
It's, like, the perfect time frame, if you will.
Like, you've got to run VEGF, you've got to run Tregs, you've got to run NMP9. Like, this is endothelial damage.
It's not going to be... You're not going to see an elevated D-dimer, but, like...
Things are not flowing right.
And then the next day, his oxygen drops down to like 80, 81.
They have him on buterol and ipratropium bromide, which doesn't do jack shit for this type of thing.
So I drove to my office, grabbed a bunch of stuff, filled a suitcase.
I make up mixtures of things for nebulizing.
My wife flew out there, walked into the hospital at 2 p.m.
on a Friday. And Monday afternoon, he walked out of the hospital.
And they have no idea.
What happened? They have no idea.
She brought in smoothies with 30 different things twice a day, did continuous nebbing on him.
And within 24 hours, he sat up, swung his legs out, and asked for his medical journals.
And before she got there, I was talking to him, and he couldn't even say Rosephan.
Wow. Amazing.
Amazing. He said, Scott, I thought I was going to die in the hospital.
I said, Mike, you were going to die in the hospital.
They were putting you on hospice before Shelly got there.
Wow. Wow. He didn't have COVID, but his care was as shitty as somebody with COVID. So the question is, is this new that our hospitals now suck?
That the care is subpar, or has this been going on all along?
No, no. I mean, I could tell you just because I've had, you know, family members with health issues that it's really clear that healthcare is awful, that they don't really figure stuff out.
And I know this because I've had family members who've had heart problems.
I mean, they're literally having a heart attack in the hospital, but the machines that are supposed to be detecting the heart attacks are not detecting it, right?
And then I talk to other kinds of doctors that use alternative methods that talk about these blood tests where you're looking for markers and other things for preventative care.
And, you know, that starts to make sense to me, right?
That starts to make sense to me.
But somebody getting a test done that determines whether your heart's healthy while you're having a heart attack and it doesn't register, to me, tells me that the test doesn't work.
Just like, you know, there's been stories about these, you know, PCR tests not working.
It seems like not a lot works.
I mean... And it seems like that's the intent, because I guess that's how you make more money.
It works in their favor, right?
In their favor, yeah.
It works to make money, but it doesn't work to basically repair your health, you know?
Well, pick anything that's prescribed that is...
I don't like the word curative, right?
But that isn't a Band-Aid.
If you've got elevated cholesterol and elevated blood pressure and...
And, you know, prediabetes or diabetes, so you now have six plus meds, and not a damn one of them is helping you heal.
Mm-hmm. Crazy.
It's crazy. It's crazy. So, you know, I mean, I know the viewer at this point has seen enough of you.
We've been talking about you for like an hour and 15 minutes.
They've seen enough of you to know that you are an honest doctor.
You are somebody that really just wants to help people.
Like, you know what I mean? And that's why we do these interviews, because you really get a feel for people.
If you're a bad person trying to trick me into taking medications for nefarious purposes, I don't think I would get the sense from you.
I get the sense that you are a great individual.
What happens to you because you decided to do the right thing here?
I mean, Abraxas was telling me that you went through, like, hell, like, especially this last year since, you know, the practice was closed down.
This, you know, journey you've been through the last year or so.
Well, so I had just done...
We had a county health...
There's like a county health initiative where a couple of us introduced two naturopaths and I was like keynoting it and about the hospital protocols and do like...
Um, power of attorney, like, like, cause I have sent people to the hospital, but it's about like, like, cause I don't want them to die at home, but how to get them out.
Uh, and, uh, I ended up getting COVID a day and a half later.
So I stayed home and my wife got it.
We did the regenerate, you know, did the IVs and we were better in a day.
And I show up at my office.
To a packet of, like, this thick packet, and I opened it up, and it was the summary, you know, emergency suspension of my license.
In fact, this is, we were talking about this this weekend, where it was either the AG or assistant AG, where they had said I was the most dangerous man in Washington, and I was like, like, Let me ask you, let me ask you, sorry to interrupt you, as the most dangerous man in Washington, could you tell me how many lives, like the number of lives you feel as though you've saved from, you know, either dying through bad protocols or wrong protocols for COVID? Do you have an approximate number of that?
I can tell you that I directly treated over 3,000 people.
How many of them survived?
I lost...
Now, mind you, like Rosemary, who I sent to the hospital for imaging.
Just for my soul's sake, I don't consider, like...
Yeah, she wasn't your fault.
I consider it a loss, but not because of the science.
It was our inability to help her.
Five? Five.
Wow. So you basically saved almost 3,000 people minus five.
I mean, we were able to help a lot of people.
Wow. Okay.
Okay. And you are the most dangerous man.
I mean, you have a bigger save list than Schindler, and you're the most dangerous man over there.
Which, I love that, because I'm like, that's...
Like, when I heard that, I was like, that's awesome.
Because, like, I, you know, drive to work, I, you know...
Take care of, you know, took care of kids and then help sick people.
I was like, yes. Don't confront me with my skills, with knowledge.
Like, really? So I show up at my office and I have like five volunteer nurses that had lost their jobs.
Every room is filled.
I had a nurse prac student that I was a preceptor for.
And I opened it up and I'm like, uh-oh.
Like, this is...
And it was from two days ago.
I just hadn't been here.
So it's like, everything that we've done is like...
Whoa. Like, oh shit.
Except I had set up a portal for monoclonals.
Mm-hmm. And we had already gotten our first round of Regeneron, and that's why we had to...
So the nurses were...
We had it sectioned off, and they were doing monoclonals.
So I got a friend of mine to sign standing orders so that the nurses would legally work under them, and I would just use my facility and...
Wow, from October to February, we were able to provide care for Oh, man.
500 plus people that were...
Wow. I mean, like, when I say acutely ill, I mean, it was what those nurses did.
I was... I simply was administrative and I did consulting.
What they did was Herculean to save their lives.
It was one of the most beautiful, scary...
It was effed up for all intents and purposes because...
Like people were driving from three, four hours away because they could not get care anywhere.
So we'd be there till midnight, one, two in the morning.
It was like whenever you get here.
So we would stay there all night, making sure that they got care.
And we did that through February when a complaint came in that...
February 2021?
22. Wow, okay.
Yeah, so from October 15th.
So, I mean, at this point, you're not taking no for an answer.
You're like, the hell with this. I'm saving lives.
You look for every avenue to save lives, but then they're still coming after you.
Yeah, my attitude on it was, I will abide by the letter of the law, and then fuck you.
Yeah, exactly.
That's what I say actually.
That's usually how my sentences end as well.
The problem is their FU back is way worse than my Just gesture and screw you.
There was a complaint that said Miller's followers are driving around the back of his clinic and getting monoclonals.
This is a whistle.
They got whistleblower protection for this.
It was my neighbor. My neighbor told me And then this person said, and I have proof of the tests.
We weren't running tests.
It was just sick people getting.
And they were coming in and they talked to their doctor at Vancouver Clinic who said, well, there's a shortage of monoclonal, so it either had to be counterfeit or black market.
Oh, by the way, his wife is a nurse.
She should be investigated too.
So basically, they took gossip.
That complaint went in at 11.16am and was turned into an investigation at 11.28am.
That's the amount of time they looked at the veracity of that and decided to not just run an investigation and later letters of cooperation on me.
They went after my wife. Which is very interesting, by the way, investigation-wise, because we keep hearing stories about how people have the most horrible crimes committed against them, and they're not investigated by these authorities that are supposed to investigate these things.
So it's really funny how...
Real serious crimes are not investigated for political purpose, political expediency, corruption, whatever.
But nonetheless, you're saving lives.
I mean, you've got a pretty high body count as far as the numbers you've saved.
They should honor you.
They should have parades. They should name streets after you.
Really. Not investigate you.
I considered it...
If a child comes in with an ear infection or whatever, I help...
My involvement in the process of fixing it or healing it.
I looked at it where I was just doing my job.
There were two questions that would be posed.
It's like, can you help?
Which the answer is yes.
And then it's, will you help?
If you can, then holy shit.
What's barring me from will you?
If it's fear, because it's not ability.
The only thing that would bar me from helping somebody would be fear of outcome.
And it's, I am way more afraid of, of, you know, in fact, we've had, I journaled from from March of 2020 on, and I honored, like recorded, even I told my wife, I'm like, hey, I'm going to record this conversation.
Like I would just tell her it because I knew it was going to get contentious because she was so scared.
And she's like, Scott, why won't you comply?
Like just wear a mask in the office or have your, and I'm like, no.
And she's like, well, what happens if they start finding you?
I'm like, I don't know. But I will not do it.
I refuse to wear a lie.
I refuse to live a lie.
I never put this on, ever, the entirety of it.
I didn't fly with one.
They're like, how did you get away with it?
I'm like, I don't know. But it was freaking brutal.
We had this conversation this morning where people were at the convention like, I don't know how you guys are still married.
I'm like, Shelly is like She's literally the best human being I have ever met.
Wow. Good for you, man.
Because you've been through hell.
I can imagine if you had a shitty wife that was ready to throw you under the bus.
That would have been hell to the power of 20.
But just having a good woman there, man.
At least you got that covered.
Great. She sounds great.
I know people say it.
If you knew...
The constancy of attacks.
And on our family, they had go bags.
We had somebody that had reached out and we met with him and he said, listen, I have a jet.
He's very wealthy. He's like, I have a jet.
You call me if you need to get out quickly.
I don't know that I'm that dangerous.
But for her, it was...
I mean, there are websites that we're dedicated to.
It's like... You know, I mean, it's comical, but it's like, we hope you all die and we'll find out where you're buried so we can come shit on your grave.
And I was like- And by the way, irony of that, could I really quickly point out the irony?
Because we were talking about this yesterday.
All these people are gonna die, that's the irony.
These people that wish death upon us, that we fought so hard to save them.
We didn't do this because we wanted to be outliers and get frickin' attacked.
It would have been very nice to go along with this narrative.
But people like you and I decided, you know what, we're going to save lives.
We're going to stand by what is righteous.
And we were attacked.
And man, you were attacked a lot more than most people I know.
But we've all been attacked.
And we've all paid a price.
And I was just speaking a few days ago out of frustration to some friends.
And it just occurred to me that these people all took the death jab.
And they're the ones wishing death upon us.
I mean, there's a sadistic irony in all of that.
I do not enjoy that irony by any means, but there is an irony, and there is a little bit of the wrath of God.
You know what I mean? If I read the story a thousand years from now, this is biblical proportions, wrath of God type stuff against the people that chose to be ignorant, mean, callous, not their brother's keeper.
So, anyway. My response was, listen...
That's not going to happen anytime soon.
And if you ever get sick, please don't hesitate to reach out to me.
I'll still help you.
Which I'm pretty sure inflamed them because, you know, it is.
They're killing them with kindness.
Yeah. Because you can't fight it.
Like, hey, that's mean.
Like, Hey, a-hole.
It's like, hey, brother.
Listen. That's cool.
Still love you. Get more creative, though.
Be a little more creative with your attacks.
That's fairly pedestrian.
You've mentioned this, and I need to do some deep dives, especially what you were on episode 61 and 62, but Whether it's post-COVID or exosomal shedding or people that have gotten the shots,
even with the gene modification aspect of it, there are, or I should say, as a non-expert now layperson, there are still ways to undo A lot of it.
Not necessarily all of it, but it's like if you can undo certain things and then arrest the further damage that it's causing, it's just there's It's just yet another thing that's, I mean, with probably the communities with which we run and the knowledge we have where it's like, you know, you've got a lot of the information, but people don't have it.
Or it's so vast that they don't even know where to start.
One of the things for the viewers that I highly want to recommend, I'm going to give two websites, both of them are websites that we have a big hand in.
One of them is medicalfreedom.org.
It's not launched today, but I have a feeling by the time this episode comes out, we're going to be really close to the launch.
It's scheduled to launch today.
Sometime early April, I think, or April 10th is the date that we're looking at.
And there's going to be tons of information there, including interviews with doctors about topics like, you know, if you've been jabbed, what are the things you could do?
Interestingly, like the black pepper extract, the phytonutrients, blueberry, like, you know, organic blueberries.
The apple pectin or the whites or the skins, it obviously needs to be organic.
Some of the citrus fruits are amazing.
Anyone that If you've gotten the shot, you will have myocarditis.
It can't not happen because of how S1 binds to the ACE receptors in the heart.
Something I strongly recommend, not medical advice, but to look into it, carnosine.
L-carnosine. It's a dipeptide.
I wear a carnosine...
Through our website, I love the near-infrared light science, and so we have patches of different peptides like GHK and carnosine and glutathione.
Whether you get the supplement, et cetera, carnosine binds to heavy metals in the brain, so it's able to chelate without The negatives of chelation therapy where you're binding to all of those minerals and depleting the body where you have to replace it.
But I would recommend people look into L-carnosine.
So L-carnosine and then what was the other one?
GHK. GHK, okay.
The Glyseal L-Histidyl L-Lysine.
And it actually makes...
Like the PubMed and NIH actually have a ton of information on this.
Like as an anti-cancer COPD. That's what I was talking to Abraxas about.
I was like, dude, I've literally...
People that have had COPD, and I've had them nebulize acetylcysteine, like MAC, but the liquid version of it, and do it GHK. And days, I mean, three or four days later...
And like you're talking about the chlorine dioxide, right?
And they're like, oh my gosh.
Like my activity.
The crazy thing is they try to keep all this from us.
It's like all the good stuff.
It's like the doctor that's recommending chlorine dioxide has the feds show up to his door.
I mean, You know, they really want us dead very badly.
I don't know. So, yes.
And it sounds insane, right?
But it's like, when you put all of it together...
You look at what they're allowed to put in our food or on our crops, like 5 billion tons of glyphosate sprayed on our crops every year.
They spray it on crops to help dry it out.
That's insane.
Yet we're like, okay, baby formula.
Why do they put high fructose corn syrup in baby formula?
Yeah, yeah. Yeah, I know.
I mean, it's such an obvious thing.
Your body can't even digest it properly, and they put it in there.
It doesn't make sense. No.
You know, I mean, and for anybody being like, oh, like, this is all like a mistake, a comedy of errors.
I mean, come on, you know, it's come on.
It's like, when you look at all the evidence, it's very obvious.
They could give a rat's ass about our health.
So what happens is we have to be independent.
We have to do our own research.
Don't listen to what they're telling us.
What they're telling us is what they want to sell us, not what's good for you.
Very big difference, you know?
Yeah. Well, that's where we talked about just locally having a third lane of medicine because you can't...
It's sad to say, but you can't...
If you polled...
If you polled...
Not because of my misinformation or disinformation, but simply their experiences going to the hospital.
If you polled, you know, a thousand people and you said, Would you go to the hospital?
And they'd be like, unless it's like a car crash or whatever, they would do everything they could to avoid the care in the hospital.
And people are desperate for that third lane of medicine.
Nobody wants to go to the hospital.
Nobody wants to go to the DMV. Those two places, nobody wants to go to because they suck.
They suck. And they're both government institutions.
And like all government institutions, they're run very badly.
And Yeah, but why is it that the hospital is more dangerous than prison?
Why is it that people that have put in the COVID war are zip-tied to their beds and restrained?
I was talking to a woman a couple days ago where she was in a room next to her husband and they locked the doors so that they could not They engage, right?
So they both have COVID. They were in a room with a curtain, but they were in rooms.
They locked the doors from the outside in the hospital.
What the shit is that?
I mean, think about it.
It's like you're in this industry where you're like one out of very few that decided to actually do your job and save lives.
You're one of very few.
I mean, 99 out of 100 didn't do it.
One out of 100 did.
So That's really bad odds for the righteous.
You know what I mean? It's like, that answers a lot of questions.
So it's like, do people become, do they take on authoritarian characteristics when they're power hungry, when they get certain powers?
I mean, you know, I hate to say this.
Look at what happened on the airlines.
You know, people are given a certain amount of power.
They turn into these Nazi overlords.
It's like, it's sad.
The human nature and what they do once given a little bit of power is actually kind of disgusting, you know?
When people of mediocre character are given power, you have tyranny.
My son's 11th, 10th birthday, we flew to Legoland and when we landed, the police were waiting for us.
Wow. For what?
Shit you not. For what?
Because they knew Scott Miller, the medical terrorist, was coming, the guy that's trying to save lives?
When I said I've never worn a mask, I had a neck gaiter that I had sort of put up.
My son was sitting next to me, and I just said, Cohen, just eat the entire time.
And this stewardess, whatever, flight attendant, Yeah.
And they're like, he needs to pull it up.
He needs to pull it up. And I'm like, well, he's eating.
Well, he needs to pull it up while he's chewing.
So I finally said, he has a mask exemption and he tested negative this morning.
And she's like, well, you know, and she's like, well, if it happens again and he's old now.
So finally, she comes by and hands him a yellow, hands me a yellow card.
I was like, I've never seen a yellow card, but I was like, okay.
20 minutes from landing, right?
So I'm like, all right, we can hold our shit together to avoid the red card.
Oh, God almighty.
I can't believe this, dude.
What the yellow card is, is we are banned from Alaska Airlines.
Our return flight's gone, and My wife, who's, you know, Texan, Southern gal, you know, like, bless your heart, kind of low-key, unloads on the flight attendant.
Um... Which was beautiful.
I was just like, aw, look at her.
So we land.
And yeah, so they have the police waiting.
And we deplane.
And she sees the police.
And in front of our kids, are you fucking kidding me?
Really? And I was just like, I just wanted to hug her.
But yeah, like, And I'm like...
You know, our police, by the way, I don't know if you know what's happening in which country, France.
The police are actually standing with the people, and I wonder when that time is going to come, when these police are going to be like, you know what, no, no, we're standing with the people.
It's happening. There are areas that it's happening.
It is. I've seen it.
I have a friend who's a captain in LAPD, and...
Bless his heart for his aggressive pushback.
But I'll tell you, it's scary.
It is.
It is. I mean, we've interviewed cops and some of them are ready to be like full-on Gestapo.
And you tell them, yeah, they tell you, oh, I know it's all wrong, but it's a paycheck.
I mean, come on. You know what I mean?
It's like... Well, that's the problem, right?
It's like the doctors, the nurses, the PAs, the MPs, the NDs.
Like, if it's a paycheck...
Then you're a prostitute, basically.
I mean, again, if you're a paycheck and you're, like, killing people, if you're a paycheck and whatever, you go and you're just surviving, cool, not hurting anybody.
But when your paycheck involves hurting people, you're a prostitute, done.
End of the story. Never thought of that.
That's a very good analogy to that.
I like that. Yeah, like, Yeah, you're...
Wow. Yeah, you know, 65 podcasts talking about horrendous shit.
You come up with a couple of things here and there, right?
I need to have a shirt that says that.
If you don't believe in freedom, you're a paid prostitute.
Exactly, exactly.
This is amazing, by the way.
Scott, I know we're going to do other episodes with you because I could already tell we still got a lot of fuel in the can over here with your story and stuff.
Just because I got to keep these under two hours, I was going to ask you, is there anything in particular for this episode that we didn't talk about, websites, any GoFundMe, hopefully you're not using GoFundMe, you're using the other question one.
But, you know, any other things you want to talk about, say, anything we didn't forget to mention that you think it's important for the viewer to know?
So... When you ask...
This question has come up so many times.
Where is everybody else?
When you said 1 in 100, it's more like 1 in 1,000, possibly 1 in 10,000.
When you talk about MDs, NDs, DOs, PAs, MPs, etc., you've got several million in the United States and you have...
Less than a thousand across the United States that have chosen...
Less than that.
You probably got that where it's like hush-hush, where they'll do it.
But in terms of speaking out, for me, I didn't lose my job.
Had I sold my practice, I could have sold it for several million dollars.
So I didn't lose my job.
I lost... Everything that we had sacrificed to build.
And then you've got the legal aspect.
They suspended my license in October of 21, and I've had over 40 complaints lodged on me after the loss of my license.
Ease up, bitches.
You're already...
But some of them are fun.
I like engaging. It's creative.
I've been more sarcastic with my letters of cooperation.
By the way, Scott, what they're trying to do is they're trying to literally destroy you.
We've interviewed enough doctors.
Dr. Chris Shoemaker, one of the most noble individuals I've ever spoken with, Very clear.
They want to make you homeless.
They want to destroy your life.
This is their agenda. And I think we have to be really honest and clear about that agenda because this is like, if you're not a sheep, we will destroy you.
If we allowed people like you to be destroyed, we are destroyed.
We are destroyed. Our kids might as well just hand them to this death machine.
There is no future if we allow people like you to be destroyed because we're the last house on the block.
That's it. It's like that one out of 10,000 that exists.
And frankly, I like those odds because I believe in people like you and I believe in people like me because we are much more than one person inside.
And we, you know, the only people that are that inside know what that means.
You know what I mean? We are little armies inside.
You know, that's what makes us strong enough to be the one out of 10,000.
So, you know, it's they're trying to destroy us.
And you know what? I don't know.
I think I'm optimistic, to be honest with you.
You know, I am too. When you say that, like going back to, seriously, Ridge, what's the movie?
Heartbreak Ridge? Is it Heartbreak Ridge?
Seriously? Ridge, something Ridge.
Yeah, yeah. I know what you're talking about, but with the guy that doesn't want to partake in violence, Mel Gibson movie, not Heartbreak Ridge or...
Seriously? Google!
I literally just wrote about it because it was so...
Hacksaw Ridge.
Hacksaw Ridge. Guys, everybody's got to watch that movie.
It's amazing. He's on the ridge.
You've got like 100 plus feet of rope to get up there and And the entire platoon has gone down, and his friend is dying in his arms, and the naval assault on the ridge, and his friend dies, and he's like, God, I can't hear you.
And it's like this schism where he's broken, and all of a sudden, with the tumult behind him, he hears medic, medic, and He puts his helmet on and he stands up.
And all you see is just like the black behind him from the artillery.
And he runs straight into it.
And Shelly was sitting there and we're watching it.
I just start crying.
And she looked at me and she was like, She was like, this has been your life for like 15 months at that point.
And he kept coming out and he was like at his very limit.
And he would say, okay, God, Just one more.
Give me the strength.
Just one more. What you're saying, I think about the limited capacity of what I was able to do as just a regular dude.
Man, I can't tell you.
There were days where I was going on 60, 65 plus hours without closing my eyes.
I would get a text and I'm reading.
And these aren't like, hey, be there in five minutes.
It's like this...
I just look at it and I'm like, holy shit.
And it's like, please call.
In fact, I bought a new phone because my daughter named my phone.
So I finally gave up Deborah.
Deborah's... Here's Deborah.
There's 743 unread texts on it that I will not open because I'm afraid of what I missed.
Because when I missed calls, then bad things happen.
You know, I was gonna say it's funny.
It's actually not funny. Thomas Renz said the exact same thing.
He used to get these calls and he'd be like, I knew the calls that I missed were people dying and The pain in this man's face.
And he's just like, there wasn't enough hours in the day, you know?
I talked to him about that.
This is the one out of 10,000.
And imagine if the other 10,000 weren't such cowards.
So it didn't have to be one out of 10,000 carrying that burden, you know?
I hope God appreciates it.
I really do. I hope God appreciates these angels, these heroes.
That did this to themselves.
I mean, literally gave ourselves PTSD in order to help the world, you know?
And get attacked for it, you know?
He's the one that's giving us the strength and courage to do it.
Yep. He calls people, right?
It's just who answers it.
And that's the thing. I look at it as, I mean, there's a high level of suck, but I look at it, I mean, There's no part of any aspect of what I have been through, my family has been through, that I would wish on anybody, but I wouldn't go back and do it over.
Knowing what I know now, I would be afraid if somebody said, would you do it again?
I'd be like, oh. Oh, shit.
I don't know.
It was way easier to be in ignorance of how bad it was going to be and then just...
Furiously tread water to keep your nose above that.
It caused us to...
You get to a point where you're fully reliant on God just to live, just for us to eat.
It's humbling.
I'm grateful that he...
Thank you for trusting me to be a servant.
It's cool. It's like I can write some, like somebody can write some seriously cool shit on my gravestone.
Yeah, yeah, yeah. But you had asked, so the reason I brought some of that stuff up, so we have MillerWellness.net and I actually had this conversation yesterday with somebody where...
So we have our supplement store.
And what I had said to a couple of people, it's like, Amazon took NAC off.
Like, Amazon did everything they could to remove things that are vital for our health.
And every other store forced people to wear masks if they're going to go in there to get supplements.
So my...
I guess my... The crappy business side of me.
It's usually more about what can I do for somebody else.
It would be buy your supplements through us.
Unless you're connected with something else.
If you're buying vitamin D, vitamin C, zinc, MAC, etc.
It's cheaper through us and there are products that are vetted by me.
Then we have a give, send, go.
What's the website, by the way?
That's MillerWellness.org, you said?
Dot net. Dot net.
Okay, cool. Everybody check out Miller.
We'll put that on the bottom, too.
MillerWellness.net. And I have something called the Daily Rant, or Dollar a Day, where people...
Because I look at my phone, and it's like...
Hey, quick question.
It's not a quick question, by the way.
It's usually fairly complex.
But I do videos on them.
Like I had somebody on Saturday, it was like, what do I do about my elevated A1C, et cetera, et cetera.
And I was like, well, I was like, oh, that'd be a good one to do a video on.
So People can ask questions.
I do videos and put it up there for everybody to be able to see.
And I have on the dollar a day, I have access to my, on the full scripts, I have protocols.
Because that's another thing.
People have...
I mean, you name it.
Digestive issues, sleep issues, anxiety, depression, etc.
What you were talking about with the supplements, the adaptogens you're taking, people don't realize.
Most, if not all, of the meds that are used are sourced from natural products.
Right? It's just...
It's like, well, we don't have enough studies or enough data.
You created a synthetic version of the natural thing, hence logic would have it.
I have somebody that just came in and I had given some fairly high dose B vitamin supplements and from a mood standpoint, like 30 minutes, like where they're like mind blown.
It's like if you were hungry, right?
If you were starving, I brought you a big plate of food and you ate, ate it.
And I came back like 20 minutes later with another big plate of food.
And you're like, no, I'm safe. You know, I'm full.
I wouldn't be like, what?
No, it's weird. You'd be like, well, of course you got the things that you needed.
Signals were sent off. Like you don't eat till you vomit yet.
And you didn't take a pharmaceutical to achieve that.
Yeah. Pick whatever it is, like diabetic neuropathies or sleep disruption.
I don't care what it is.
When you look at our...
Because you've got the neurologist and the pulmonologist and the cardiologist and the gastroenterologist.
And if you ask a gastroenterologist about mood, they'd be like...
A gastroenterologist is like, well, you know the gut biome.
Yeah, yeah. That brain access is very intimately intertwined.
So why would you have to, as a specialist, there's no one higher than the gastroenterologist.
Why are you having to send them to a neurologist when you should understand our biome's interaction and very intimate relationship with hormones and mood-regulating neurochemicals?
Mm-hmm. Mm-hmm.
But they don't know shit. I mean, they're super smart.
Like, if somebody shot me in the stomach, I would go see them.
Yeah, yeah.
But outside of that, all they can do is, say, take some land soap.
It's like they haven't even, the fact that somebody that deals with the gut doesn't even deal with those particular issues just is like your foundation is not on right there.
No. So I said it with my skin, right?
Where I chose to shave, knowing that this was...
I call them systems tests because I'm checking out different natural things to see if it will mitigate it.
I don't enjoy it because I usually go through a couple days of painful...
But...
I'm able to add one or two new things that I know.
Again, I'm not doing any scientific research on it, but if I can take that anecdotal information and share it and be like, hey, try this.
Don't go buy it. I'll just take some samples and try it and see how it works.
A couple days later, they're like, holy cow, that was amazing.
Write that down. Chalk that up.
It's not science, just Just another tool in the toolbox.
Yep, yep, yep, totally, totally.
Scott, I do have to wrap this episode up because otherwise they won't let us air it if I let it get over two hours.
But this is awesome.
I mean, testament to it being awesome is it's one of our longest episodes and it was actually quite entertaining and it feels like there's at least one more episode worth, you know, talking about in the near future.
So thank you so much, Scott, for coming down to both the Blood Money podcast and Meet the Frontline Doctors, which we're Shooting this for dual purposes.
This was pretty awesome, man.
This was really awesome getting to know you.
When I saw Abraxas, that interaction, I was like, okay.
Not initially knowing you, I'm like, this guy, you, is legit.
I looked into you, and I'm like, wow.
Similarly, you...
Like, if we had a thousand more of you, the veil that's been dropped on All of America could be lifted if people had your courage and willingness to speak out.
What you're doing is freaking heroic.
It's badass. So thank you for doing it.
It's so critical to the mission.
How do we save our country?
And it's people like you.
It's you that are willing to do this and take the time.
And just that self-investment in finding the truth and being compelled to Get it out.
Like, this is amazing.
Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. I really appreciate that.
And honestly, man, what you're doing, I mean, it is the most integral thing, what you're doing.
And you went right into the belly of the beast there.
And like you said, you know, those other 9,999 didn't stand with the courage you stood.
And I just, I respect you so much, man.
I really like you. You're a hero for doing what you did.
I know things are shitty right now.
Things are going to become better.
God has a plan. We're all...
Dealing with this nonsense threats and, like, just ugliness.
But, you know, the other option is not a tenable option.
I mean, what, we're gonna go down the road of a Holocaust as Christians, like, murdering people, shutting our eyes?
I mean, that's really not an option for those who believe, you know?
So, thank you.
I was watching Inglourious Bastards on my flight home.
Mm-hmm. Anyways, this farmer gave up the position of the Jewish family that he was hiding.
You could see it in his face.
The fear of what could happen to him versus self-preservation over giving innocent lives over to destruction.
Yeah. And I was watching, and there was a family sitting next to me, and I'm like, just be a normal dude for once, and don't watch something and tear up.
As my wife would say, like, Scott, go out into the world and be normal.
And I was like, eh. I was thinking about it.
That question has been asked.
We ask it in ethics class.
Who would you be during that time in the Holocaust?
Would you be the person that watches your neighbor be drug out into the street or turn your neighbor in?
Or would you be the person that would shield them from tyranny and death?
And Almost ubiquitously, everyone says, oh, I would never, I would never do that.
And we just watched, like, we've been a part of this, you know, transhumanism movement and watched what people were willing to, what people were willing to give up To maintain a level of what I would consider a new level of comfort or to not have to engage in a conversation and argument.
We're fucked if we don't flip that switch and get all these people that they're like, I would never let that happen again.
First of all, it should never happen in the first place, but holy crap.
We will never let it happen again.
We need, I don't know, 30-40 million of those people that say it to put their actions where their mouths are and stand up for just...
We've got an army of God-fearing truth.
The people that are in the light and in the truth.
It's like we need that switch flip so that we just stand up and mask to protect our sovereignty.
Yep. Yep.
Scott, this is awesome.
This is awesome. We got like 10 seconds left before we hit the two-hour mark, so I'm going to have to wrap it up here.
Thank you so much to the viewers for showing up to this Blood Money episode, which is actually double up for a Meet the Frontline Doctors episode, which we're producing for medicalfreedom.org.
I will see you on the next episode.
Thank you very much for joining us.
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