Brigham Buhler

If we give our governing bodies a skewed lens, a biased viewpoint, bad information, bad facts, bad data, you're going to get bad legislative and governing decisions. And we see it. Why? Like the peptides. Why would you come in and ban these peptides? What is the real agenda? The real agenda is big pharma put pressure on the FDA had nothing to do with safety. It did not have anything to.

If we give our governing bodies a skewed lens, a biased viewpoint, bad information, bad facts, bad data, you're going to get bad legislative and governing decisions. And we see it. Why? Like the peptides. Why would you come in and ban these peptides? What is the real agenda? The real agenda is big pharma put pressure on the FDA had nothing to do with safety. It did not have anything to.

It was an overwhelming amount of pressure and it was an easy layup. And they even do it with as soon as, let's say, Joe Bob Compounding Pharmacy has a recall in Nebraska, right? Why in the hell is that on national news? Like if somebody recalls eight vials of trizepatide, the weight loss drug, How did that get on national news?

It was an overwhelming amount of pressure and it was an easy layup. And they even do it with as soon as, let's say, Joe Bob Compounding Pharmacy has a recall in Nebraska, right? Why in the hell is that on national news? Like if somebody recalls eight vials of trizepatide, the weight loss drug, How did that get on national news?

It was an overwhelming amount of pressure and it was an easy layup. And they even do it with as soon as, let's say, Joe Bob Compounding Pharmacy has a recall in Nebraska, right? Why in the hell is that on national news? Like if somebody recalls eight vials of trizepatide, the weight loss drug, How did that get on national news?

When Eli Lilly recalls thousands of vials and it never makes the news or Pfizer or whoever, they'd have recalls every day that never make the news. The reason being they deploy their PR arm, they push an agenda, they scare the hell out of people, they document it, then they send all that new shit onto the FDA and go, look at this, man. You guys are just going to let this happen? We got to step up.

When Eli Lilly recalls thousands of vials and it never makes the news or Pfizer or whoever, they'd have recalls every day that never make the news. The reason being they deploy their PR arm, they push an agenda, they scare the hell out of people, they document it, then they send all that new shit onto the FDA and go, look at this, man. You guys are just going to let this happen? We got to step up.

When Eli Lilly recalls thousands of vials and it never makes the news or Pfizer or whoever, they'd have recalls every day that never make the news. The reason being they deploy their PR arm, they push an agenda, they scare the hell out of people, they document it, then they send all that new shit onto the FDA and go, look at this, man. You guys are just going to let this happen? We got to step up.

We got to get these guys out of the marketplace. And the FDA has an incentive to do so because... In 12 months, they're going to be interviewing for a job going to work for those guys.

We got to get these guys out of the marketplace. And the FDA has an incentive to do so because... In 12 months, they're going to be interviewing for a job going to work for those guys.

We got to get these guys out of the marketplace. And the FDA has an incentive to do so because... In 12 months, they're going to be interviewing for a job going to work for those guys.

I think they're terrified. I 100% think they're terrified. And I know, but I don't think to your question earlier, is there an opportunity for change? And is the opportunity better than ever? It is. But they are not going to go silently into the night. These are some of the biggest, most powerful institutions in the world.

I think they're terrified. I 100% think they're terrified. And I know, but I don't think to your question earlier, is there an opportunity for change? And is the opportunity better than ever? It is. But they are not going to go silently into the night. These are some of the biggest, most powerful institutions in the world.

I think they're terrified. I 100% think they're terrified. And I know, but I don't think to your question earlier, is there an opportunity for change? And is the opportunity better than ever? It is. But they are not going to go silently into the night. These are some of the biggest, most powerful institutions in the world.

And don't think for a second that politicians aren't scared of those people. This is a dance, and they've got to find where they can put wins on the board. Another easy win on the board would be the PBMs. Nobody's defending the PBMs, and the PBMs have been so silent behind the scenes that they really haven't lobbied like Big Pharma.

And don't think for a second that politicians aren't scared of those people. This is a dance, and they've got to find where they can put wins on the board. Another easy win on the board would be the PBMs. Nobody's defending the PBMs, and the PBMs have been so silent behind the scenes that they really haven't lobbied like Big Pharma.

And don't think for a second that politicians aren't scared of those people. This is a dance, and they've got to find where they can put wins on the board. Another easy win on the board would be the PBMs. Nobody's defending the PBMs, and the PBMs have been so silent behind the scenes that they really haven't lobbied like Big Pharma.

And you're not going to find anybody going, yeah, protect those PBMs because everyone, the cat's out of the bag now. Anyone who knows what they are go, wait a second, we're letting these guys make a bunch of money off of our prescription drug care? So I think that's an easy fix. Like you should not allow insurance companies to own middlemen that profiteer off of chronic disease.

And you're not going to find anybody going, yeah, protect those PBMs because everyone, the cat's out of the bag now. Anyone who knows what they are go, wait a second, we're letting these guys make a bunch of money off of our prescription drug care? So I think that's an easy fix. Like you should not allow insurance companies to own middlemen that profiteer off of chronic disease.

And you're not going to find anybody going, yeah, protect those PBMs because everyone, the cat's out of the bag now. Anyone who knows what they are go, wait a second, we're letting these guys make a bunch of money off of our prescription drug care? So I think that's an easy fix. Like you should not allow insurance companies to own middlemen that profiteer off of chronic disease.