| Time | Text |
|---|---|
| We don't want Americans to participate in any way, shape, or form in this kind of organ harvesting and transplantation scheme. | |
| Now they advertise that, and you can actually make an appointment, sit in America, make an appointment for a heart-lung transplant in China right now. | |
| But I want to make that illegal. | |
| And I mean, literally go to prison, pay fines type of legal. | |
| So criminal and civil penalties on this. | |
| And I think it's a very popular idea to do that. | |
| Having said that, it's very tough to talk about organ harvesting with anybody, even in Congress. | |
| And the reason for it is it's such an appallingly bad idea. | |
| People are, they shrivel away from it. | |
| When you say, let's talk about organ harvesting, they just look down at the floor and gag and walk away. | |
| It's just so bad. | |
| And it sort of says something that this is happening. | |
| So this act actually does block any organs from Americans from receiving them. | |
| They also lose their right to medical care in the United States afterwards. | |
| So you come back for a little post-off follow-up in America? | |
| Nope. | |
| And then the other thing that it does is we can't bring organs over here. | |
| And that's a more subtle problem than we think because it's possible to actually preserve some organs that are harvested at the time of death. | |
| Bone grafts, placental, cordias, these things. |