00:08:29.220It was not in there at that time, which was around the October-November time frame.
00:08:35.760They already knew that China had imported 20,000 fake driver's licenses.
00:08:43.080They had acquired 220 million voter records in order to mine the PII of American citizens.0.70
00:08:50.940And they had this massive influence campaign going on to manipulate public opinion using not only just social media, but U.S. journalists that they had paid to write negative stories about Donald Trump.
00:09:05.780So we thought that this would be a really interesting follow on to our last week where we had Nikki Flores admit that she was running a shadow government for as counterintelligence director of the FBI or a deputy director.
00:09:21.420And now we've got the NSA in cahoots with with massaging the information, withholding this from the president, all the Chinese connections and not only the NSA.
00:09:33.760You had Nikki Flores over at the FBI as counter-terrorist.
00:10:17.440Did the people that fought there for six years and were threatened with prison and bankruptcy and all of it,
00:10:23.020these patriots in Georgia, did they have to put this burden on the shoulder because they're willing to do it?
00:10:28.100Give them the power. They'll roll these people up.
00:10:30.800the people in authority today the time is late and the time and the moment is urgent we need
00:10:37.920action action action no more talk and no more instagrams and jumping out of helicopters how
00:10:43.600great the fbi the fbi is not great it's corrupt from top to bottom this is a systemic problem
00:10:50.880it's not about letting one or two guys go that's not the problem and if president trump's0.94
00:10:56.680administration is if it is to end right either this november when these marxists take the house0.70
00:11:03.020or in 2028 if he determines he's not going to run for another term you're going to have missed a0.95
00:11:10.020golden opportunity because nothing's going to change you just heard john solomon call it tom
00:11:14.180cotton and john thune obstructing justice was the term he used so uh department of justice
00:11:21.760where is where are we going after tom cotton and john do for obstruction of justice where are the
00:11:27.940transcripts from the from the brennan uh senate interview where are they why are we six months
00:11:33.220into this why are we 18 months into this why are we having this conversation today and why does it
00:11:38.840take garland favorita and the folks down that understand that the vote was stolen in georgia
00:11:44.400back in 2020 and have risked everything their freedom and their the little bit of money that
00:11:50.780they've put together to get to retirement they've put it all on the line for this country now why
00:11:56.380are the people in power not doing this i'm gonna have lara logan on here for in a moment they brought
00:12:03.100they she was at the top of her profession they ran out of everything because she stood up to this at
00:12:07.500the time and now you're seeing that it's all true garland i gotta bounce we're gonna come back to
00:12:13.540you to do that full presentation you've got that your ted talk but until then where do people go
00:12:18.920sir it's voter ga.org uh that's we got a lot of information up there and thank you for having us
00:12:26.500steve it's always a pleasure to be with you you're you guys are amazing the whole crew down there in
00:12:31.860georgia all of them not just voter ga voter ga but all the people down there are far for so long
00:12:36.940thank you sir appreciate you thank you thank you lar lara logan uh and i'm gonna hold you to the
00:12:42.840break you just got about a minute or so here but ma'am i want to we've now know that on in may of
00:12:49.10017 as trump's the commander-in-chief and going to the middle east to try to sort out that mess
00:12:53.920and kick off the ab what became the abraham accords comey mccabe and this crowd are get
00:13:00.620setting up an official investigation of him an official investigation as a russian agent
00:13:06.420ma'am your thoughts steve at that point they already knew that hillary clinton's campaign
00:13:13.220had come up with this entire strategy in order to try to defeat donald trump in a presidential
00:13:19.160election that was in it was in late july right when um john brennan first briefed president obama
00:13:26.260and then there's another meeting on august 3rd at the white house when clapper is there and biden is
00:13:31.660there and, you know, all of the usual suspects. So it's not just that they already knew this or
00:13:37.700they already knew that. They knew that Hillary Clinton had broken the law. They knew that her
00:13:42.500campaign had gone to a foreign nation and had hired Christopher Steele, a British spy, and it
00:13:49.660had gone to sources that belonged to the Russian intelligence, including Denis Shenko is one of
00:13:55.700them, who later even distanced himself from what was in the dossier. They knew that it was a plan.
00:14:01.120And what they should have done, if they had been doing their jobs and following the law, what they should have done at that moment was to launch an investigation into Hillary Clinton and all of her campaign, Fusion GPS, Mark Elias, the attorney from the law firm that was assisting in this, the former journalists from the Wall Street Journal that were part of Fusion GPS, Nellie Orr, whose husband Bruce Orr, was at the Justice Department and was involved.
00:14:27.880And she was collecting this, you know, this Russian information that was all basically made up.
00:19:16.520because what guided me was principle, right?
00:19:19.840And so they don't like it when you do that.
00:19:22.020So I was attacked for my reporting over Benghazi,
00:19:24.640but actually it was a report I did months before that,
00:19:27.400that I think somebody said to me actually,
00:19:29.680when I was investigating this, somebody said to me, that was when you put the target on your back.
00:19:34.240And it's when I exposed that then President Barack Obama and his head of intelligence of the CIA at
00:19:40.040the time, George Tenant, had been lying about al-Qaeda, saying it was decimated, that it was
00:19:45.260on the run, that there were only 200 and something al-Qaeda guys left in the world. And I figured out
00:19:50.300doing my due diligence as a reporter, that just by reading and cataloging the battlefield reports
00:19:56.620from Afghanistan. I could show that they were capturing and killing more al-Qaeda in, I don't
00:20:01.880know, a matter of weeks or a month, I don't remember exactly, than they said existed in the
00:20:05.800world. And then we went into a suicide bombing training camp where kids were being trained
00:20:09.720to kill Americans and so on. So I really showed that they were lying about Islam. And look where1.00
00:20:17.620we are all these years later. Now the alliance between the left and the Islamists or the Muslim1.00
00:20:23.820um jihadists and political uh muslims right who have the goal of overthrowing western civilization0.96
00:20:30.840now we see how closely these forces are working together and so what happens when you won't0.99
00:20:36.680comply what happens when you just you know follow the facts wherever they take you like as a reporter
00:20:42.560i remember being at 60 minutes and and someone quite senior there was on her way out of the
00:20:48.800office and she stopped and poked her head into my office trump had just been elected and she said to
00:20:53.480me oh she said my whole office my producers everybody oh my god uh they have the smoking
00:21:00.060gun trump is done he was colluding with russia and what was that smoking gun it was the christopher
00:21:06.760steel dossier and when i heard that i thought something just let me see what's in this dossier
00:21:11.640and you know you take a look hold on hold on hang on hang on hang on hang on hang on so you'd done
00:21:17.440the obama expose i remember that then you did the benghazi report that everybody's heads blew up
00:21:21.900And they you were there when they came in and ran in and said, we got it.
00:21:25.560We got that. We got Trump. He's an agent.
00:21:28.040He's a Russian agent. And they're skipping around about the smoking gun.
00:21:31.780You were you were you remember when that happened?
00:21:34.020Oh, yeah. I'll never forget it in my whole life because there was something about it.
00:21:37.580You know, your gut instinct as a reporter. Right.
00:21:39.960I just something didn't add up. And I wanted to know the truth.
00:21:43.080I wasn't a Donald Trump fan. In fact, my my father called me from South Africa and said,
00:21:48.260what on earth is going on over there with this Trump guy?0.99
00:21:50.780And I said, don't be ridiculous. This guy, you know, he's a real estate guy. He's not even serious about running because I believe the propaganda. Right. I didn't take Trump seriously. And I had never looked at Donald Trump. I'd never thought about it because my beat was national security, terrorism, counterterrorism, all of this. I stayed out of American politics, out of respect for the American people because I didn't grow up here.0.99
00:22:13.760I wasn't familiar with Democrats and Republicans in the way that every American was.
00:22:18.340And so I thought that was a beat that was better left to American reporters.
00:22:22.700And then they made everything political and there was no escape.
00:22:27.240And so when I heard about the Steele dossier, I took one look at this and I'm like, you're
00:22:33.100Why are we breaking with tradition, breaking with protocol, breaking with standards and
00:22:37.880reporting something as unverified, but we're treating it as if it's verified?
00:22:42.140That was a red flag for me. And then they just kept piling up. Remember when they accused Trump
00:22:46.900of leaking classified information to the Russians, right? This was another part of their information
00:22:52.640warfare strategy to just keep throwing stuff in the air. Okay, the tactic is called ambiguity
00:22:57.780increasing. So we're just going to keep throwing stuff up. It was the Magnitsky meeting. And then
00:23:02.120it was, you know, Trump Tower, Deutsche Welle, Mike Flynn, Carter Page, George Stephanopoulos.
00:23:06.860They didn't stop, right, throwing crap into the air that basically then would obscure the truth, ambiguity increasing.
00:23:14.420So one of the first things was that they said that Trump really, you know, leaked classified information.
00:23:19.660Now, if you know anything about classified information and it's not hard, you can literally just look it up online, go to the law.
00:23:25.860And there it is. The commander in chief is the only person in the United States of America where the act of speaking is an act of declassification.
00:23:47.960He broke the law and leaked classified information.
00:23:50.640When Obama said it, he was perfectly within his rights.
00:23:54.060When Ronald Reagan in the 1980s at a press conference
00:23:56.680talked about the National Reconnaissance Organization,
00:23:59.400one of the most clandestine organizations in the history of this country,
00:24:03.120It was an act of declassification. Everybody was panicking because nobody could believe he actually said it, but it was nevertheless perfectly legal. So how does every newspaper in the country, the venerable New York Times, right, that we're all supposed to worship at the altar of the Grey Lady and the Washington Post and the Wall Street Journal, why are they all reporting this when the truth is right there?
00:24:26.760And it never ended from that moment on. I mean, I remember people looking at me, you know, treating me like I was crazy because I said Mike Flynn didn't do what they're saying that he did. He was head of the Defense Intelligence Agency. He had multiple contacts with the Russians. You know, that was part of his job, as it was with every intelligence service in the world.
00:24:46.200And by the way, there was a Washington Post article, and I wish I could still find this
00:24:50.820article, but it was about by the same reporters that did the article that got, you know, that
00:24:55.940preceded Mike Flynn's big firing, right, or resignation. And what they said was that the
00:25:01.100FBI had been through the tapes of Mike Flynn's controversial conversation with the Russian
00:25:06.060ambassador, Sergei Kislyak, when the conversation right before they came into office, after they'd
00:25:12.280won the election. And they said that he had been completely and utterly cleared. Well, that article
00:25:18.600mysteriously disappeared. And you know what? I took that article and I sent it to the entire
00:25:23.980staff at CBS News. Everything that I was reporting and finding out, I was sending out to them
00:25:29.400because I would see things being done that I knew were false. Like, for example, the New York Times
00:25:35.240did a big hit piece on Flynn when he was headed and talked about him when he was national security
00:25:39.800advisor and they they were scornful of him and said this was a man they quoted people being at
00:25:45.220a meeting saying he didn't even know um the laws with uh weapons and how to sell weapons and what
00:25:51.880it meant and how to do that they had to explain it to him at a meeting and that he also didn't know
00:25:57.140about how to call up the national guard all i'm going to tell you is that general michael flynn
00:26:01.880was head of the agency that was literally set up with the legal charter that they were responsible
00:26:09.440for tracking and tracing American weapons from the time they're built to the time that they
00:26:15.520no longer exist. There is no one who personally knows more than the head of the DIA about how
00:26:22.400weapons are sold and who needs what Congress's role is and so on and so on. And so just to say
00:26:28.400that for the New York Times to print that, that was proof to me that these people had not only
00:26:33.580lost their minds, but they had lost sight of their jobs, the sight of their role, that they were
00:26:38.760active participants in a conspiracy to bring down a legally elected president. They are co-conspirators
00:26:46.040in treason and sedition. This goes beyond propaganda to actual criminal activity. And the
00:26:52.520moment I was going to talk about any of this, the moment I tried to say any of this, I was cast as
00:26:57.520being far right. I was disparaged as being pro-Trump. I was kicked to the curb, tossed out like the
00:27:03.380trash, and they came for me with a vengeance. And you know what I got to tell you, Steve? It's one
00:27:08.560of the best things that ever happened to me because I have, I can look in the mirror every
00:27:13.380single day and know that I told the truth. I did my job for the right reasons and I did it the right
00:27:19.100way. And I don't regret any of it. They absolutely set me free. It was one of the worst things they
00:27:24.980ever did because I will never be owned by any of these people. Do you know there's a tactic they
00:27:30.640use, Steve? You may remember when they did this to you. Maybe you're so, you know, with such
00:27:35.300kryptonite they didn't bother with you but there's a tactic that they use after they attack you when
00:27:40.460they have you where they think that you're at your lowest point basically you can imagine you're lying
00:27:46.260on your back in the dirt right and they got their foot right on your throat and then they reach down
00:27:52.180with a hand and they offer you a leg up and if you take that hand they own you for the rest of your
00:27:59.380life i never took that hand they invited me to a private dinner with hillary clinton after my
00:30:17.400And I thought, why in the world would I sit down with with Satan's wife? Right. I mean, I didn't want to do that. There was no chance in hell. My food would be poisoned. Right. I mean, apart from anything else, I'd choke.
00:30:30.200so there wasn't ever a moment in my life when I considered that I would sit down with Hillary0.99
00:30:37.360Clinton because I knew how evil she was and I knew that she was responsible for the deaths0.59
00:30:41.820of Glenn Doherty and Ty Woods and Ambassador Stevens in Benghazi and she'd lied about it so
00:30:47.700there wasn't a chance in hell I was going to that dinner and I said as much on the phone and I think
00:30:53.960my husband looked at me afterwards when I hung up and said to me, you just said no. They just
00:31:00.220offered you a leg up and you just said no. And I said, and I'll say no again every day for the rest
00:31:04.440of my life. And you know what, Steve, you can see who took the hand, right? I'll tell you who took
00:31:09.240the hand. Here's two generals, General McChrystal versus General Flynn. General McChrystal, they
00:31:14.480don't attack him anymore. The runaway general whose entire career was ruined by the Rolling
00:31:19.000Rolling Stones magazine. Yeah, sure. Right. They don't attack General Crystal. In fact, he is
00:31:23.760loaded with praise and he's got government contracts and he's the go to guy for this and for
00:31:28.280that. Well, that's how, you know, he took the hand. General Flynn, they attack him every single day.
00:31:32.740And you don't have to agree with everything that he says and does. But just look at the reality.
00:31:36.680The other one that took the hand, General Allen took the hand. You know, he was fired because of
00:31:41.700things he said actually to me in a 60 Minutes interview, in part, where he admitted that
00:35:42.020And what I saw was all of these institutions, FBI going along, doing their part, CIA doing
00:35:47.800their part, the White House doing their part, the Pfizer courts, the lower courts.
00:35:52.160I just saw an absolute catastrophic failure of every single institution extending to the
00:35:58.220media, which is part of the First Amendment of the Constitution, I saw people abandoning their
00:36:02.820principles, abandoning their oaths, and they were doing it in droves. I mean, I just couldn't believe
00:36:08.120my eyes. And then they were attacking me for doing it. And you know what was disgusting to me was
00:36:14.540all those people in the first Trump administration who had access to all this information, the members
00:36:20.600of Congress who knew, the people in like the National Security Advisor. I mean, I was so
00:36:26.440disappointed in, uh, the, the secretary of defense, you know, uh, the Marine, I can't remember his
00:36:32.700name right now. It escapes me, but you know, Jim, Jim, Jim Mattis. Yeah. Even before, yes, Mattis,
00:36:39.740Mattis, Maddux Mattis, who the soldiers all loved, who wanted to bring Michelle Flournoy
00:36:44.840in as his deputy, Hillary Clinton's chosen secretary of defense, Steve, you know, I'll
00:36:51.380tell you something. I won't, I can't tell you who it is, but I'll tell you when I was in,
00:36:55.320And I had just come out of Mosul. I'd been on the front line for 60 minutes on the fight to take Mosul back from ISIS. It was it was absolutely brutal. And it was it was a very bloody, very dangerous fight. And I was I was in Dubai on my way back to the US when the election was happening. By the time I landed in the United States, I thought that the world would have ended and Hillary Clinton, the witch from hell would have taken over. Right.
00:37:20.440would have stolen that election. But instead, I landed to 100 messages about Donald Trump winning,
00:37:25.620which I couldn't believe. I made a phone call to a very senior person in the incoming administration.
00:37:30.620And you know what he told me? He said that Michelle Flournoy, who was chosen by Hillary
00:37:35.660Clinton to be her future sec dev, had already moved into the Pentagon. She had moved staff0.74
00:37:41.220into the Pentagon. They had taken over offices. They had taken over desks. They had demanded
00:37:46.120briefing papers and they were refusing to leave the building. What does that say to you? These
00:37:53.320are people, remember at the time, Hillary didn't want to concede defeat, right? She hadn't even0.99
00:37:57.160campaigned. These are people who had a plan. They had already figured out, they thought that
00:38:02.020they had stolen the election, but the cheat was reversed that time around. It was small enough
00:38:07.840and the Trump campaign was aware enough and there were good people whose names I cannot mention,
00:38:13.580but who I know who they are because I was talking to them throughout who were working on this
00:38:18.440problem and who reversed the cheat in 2016. That's why it was so astonishing that they weren't able
00:38:23.980to do that the second time around. And I still don't understand everything about it. But what
00:38:28.780I saw was just by following the truth, which had nothing to do with Donald Trump in one respect,
00:38:34.500by the way, because the truth, there's only one truth. It stands on its own. It doesn't matter
00:38:40.140how you or I might differ in how we perceive it or how we feel about it or what we want to do about
00:38:45.160it, all of that is subjective. But the truth itself is our salvation as journalists because
00:38:52.420it doesn't ever change. It doesn't care who's in office. It doesn't care who's going to be
00:38:57.540affected. That's not the concern of the truth. And so when you follow the truth, no matter what,
00:39:03.280you might make mistakes along the way. It's not easy to get to the whole truth. There's stuff
00:39:08.060that's concealed, you get deceived. I'm not immune. These tactics are effective, not because
00:39:12.960they're complicated, but because they work, right? We're all exposed to it. We see everybody
00:39:18.780reporting the same lies and we think, well, it must be true. What did Goebbels say? If you tell
00:39:23.080a lie big enough, no one will believe it isn't true. Well, that happens to all of us. It affects
00:39:28.780us. And yet, and yet there is only one truth. It's not that complicated. They use the same
00:39:36.100patterns all the time. I'm so proud of all those people in your audience and all over America
00:39:41.300who recognize this and speak up and they're not going to buy it. That's why when you see like
00:39:46.220that idiot, I call him baby Beto, AKA little Satan, right? That horrible little child that1.00
00:39:51.960they have selected to say is going to win in Texas, James Tallarico. Okay. When you see that
00:39:58.160people aren't falling for it. They chose Beto O'Rourke, the white boy, and they gave him an
00:40:03.080Italian name. And you know who protests Beto O'Rourke when he comes to my town? Hispanic people
00:40:08.040because they're like, come on, we're not so dumb. We can see through this. So they couldn't get Beto1.00
00:40:13.280O'Rourke in, but you know what? They cheated and they got him within 3% in the official reporting
00:40:18.400in that election. Actually, Ted Cruz beat him by more than 12%. But we were Republicans are
00:40:25.020complicit in the cheat and they don't expose it when it happens to them. And they keep covering
00:40:29.880up for the democrats and they keep screwing over the american people by being cowards just like0.97
00:40:35.160when john solomon was talking in your earlier segment about tom cotton and senator thune are0.94
00:40:40.940you serious are you serious two republican senators are holding up the accountability
00:40:47.080that the entire country needs and it might only be yeah for this investigation they're holding up
00:40:53.500the whole the whole well tom cotton is the senator from the deep state or we got to bounce look you're
00:40:59.460going to come back tomorrow because i got a whole thing on falchi and how they went after you when
00:41:03.840you had the courage to stand up to him where do people go for all your content ma'am because i
00:41:08.520can tell you the audience loves you and you are absolutely on fire and we're going to talk about
00:41:12.320texas tomorrow also where do people my show is going rogue with laura logan it's all over social
00:41:16.960media you can find it on my x account we have all the episodes um that are on my uh website
00:41:23.620lauralogan.com and of course it's at laura logan we're on instagram we're on facebook
00:41:28.900everywhere that hasn't for some reason i haven't been booted off just yet i think god's looking
00:41:34.980out for me steve it's definitely not the deep state do you have a twitter handle what's your
00:41:40.040handle on twitter yes at laura logan on x okay okay ma'am thank you we're gonna see you tomorrow
00:41:45.840morning uh we're gonna go do fauci in texas thank you so much the evil little man the evil little
00:41:53.980man texas tomorrow thank god abbott has stepped up and said uh going to be a moratorium on um
00:42:00.540a moratorium on uh data centers this afternoon we're gonna get more into ai all types of breaking
00:42:08.680news the hormuz deal i think hopefully i don't think it's been announced yet announced this
00:42:13.140afternoon the president's speaking live in vegas we're going to cover that uh we're going to also
00:42:18.960have um i think over the next couple days we're going to try to get to the gubernatorial candidates
00:42:25.380in the republican primary in the free state of florida that race has gotten pretty intense and
00:42:31.600so we're going to be talking to a couple of three of the of the leading candidates uh also the uh
00:42:37.640ai joe allen joe allen is out and about as you know spreading word another great story of him i
00:42:43.620and wired about joe allen and the fight against data centers also this about this ai executive
00:42:50.640order that's being worked on i don't know if it's going to be published or not which is kind of a
00:42:54.320problem right you can't you can't ascertain what's going on with it but we're going to get to all
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00:47:46.380Well, America's health share is taking that back. And what we do is we make health care transparent. And so I'll give you an example of, you know, we just had a recent bill come on in for a hospital that was $50,000 for an actual service that the hospital provided.
00:48:24.940So on average, we're actually repricing, again, 62% of medical costs.
00:48:31.440And this is actually passed forward to our members. So our members on average are saving 60% from going from switching from a traditional health insurance over to America's health share. And so it's incredibly important to us to be able to make sure that there is transparency. You know what the actual cost of healthcare is.
00:48:52.100You know what procedures are charged so that we can actually go to bat and advocate and fight for our members to be able to have an affordable price.
00:49:01.700We're reaching, the Affordable Care Act just continues to increase our prices year over year over year.
00:49:07.920And we're coming upon open enrollment now where we're still seeing an increase in your premiums year over year.
00:49:13.600We've been continuing to be able to keep that flat line, to be able to make sure that we're able to pass that savings on to our members.
00:49:20.740And not only are we giving the transparency within the current conventional medical system, but we also are advocates and we've been doing innovation in health care for years.
00:49:32.860I personally have innovated various therapies and treatments to be able to improve outcomes with our patients.
00:49:39.600And as a result of this innovation, we've been able to drive people into alternative options for their health care.
00:49:46.400This is where I think when I ask Americans about is there better health care options, people don't know how to get those options.
00:49:55.720You know, the options that CEOs of companies are going to integrative functional doctors, getting actual better testing performed.
00:50:04.000And yet insurance companies are not covering these things.
00:50:07.380And there's a lack of there's a lack of willingness to be able to actually direct patients to these options.
00:50:13.240And with Americas, we embrace this full force to be able to say, there's better health care out there. We know that there is. I see it in the data. You know, we think that these insurance companies are just covering the latest and best of data. You know, I have an article coming on out talking about, you know, how do we see technology specifically in the realm of looking at imaging?
00:50:35.760and this is where it's when you go in to be able to get imaging done mammogram on an mri or other
00:50:43.080breast imaging that there's actually technology out there that you can evaluate the the cancer
00:50:50.420that put you at risk to see if the cells are changing before the breast cancer even begins
00:50:56.580and this is not covered by your insurance and people think that you know we're technology and
00:51:02.080innovation is happening in healthcare, but if you don't have a coverage on it, or you can't get your
00:51:07.700insurance company to cover it, and you don't know about it, well, you don't have access to it. And
00:51:12.720this is how nice would it be to be able to actually have the ability to run imaging on breast screening
00:51:18.660and then evaluate to be able to see, is there a risk? You don't have breast cancer, but you have
00:51:23.840a risk to developing cancer in the next five years. And Steve, this is technology. This studies
00:51:29.320came on out back in 2024 and so this is where with americas you have this advocate to say
00:51:36.400there's better health care there's transparent costs and then you're not trading affordability
00:51:42.480for your comprehensiveness and better health care and we do this in americas to be able to
00:51:47.120keep costs affordable i want it it's freedom for health.org slash bannon i want everybody to go
00:51:52.520there now and engage what i want is a conversation i'm absolutely convinced i've seen this if you
00:51:59.040if you reach out to the american health share people you start to understand this you will
00:52:03.760switch over to their model which i think is amazing one more time it's freedom for health
00:52:09.600share as soon as freedom for health dot org slash bannon doc thank you so much for setting this up
00:52:16.720you're the chief medical officer and thank you for coming on this morning appreciate you thank you