Brigham Buhler
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5 series
first heard Oct 2024
last heard 27 Feb
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No, you offered a deal to the NIH because there's so much collusion. They basically come in and offer a program where they get a royalty. The NIH gets a royalty off of Big Pharma's blockbuster drug. But we, the people, funded that drug.
Then we, the people, don't get access to that drug because Big Pharma says we have a patent on it and you're not allowed- The insurance company won't pay for it even if you do get access to it. Yes.
Now I fully understand. And so all of our checks and balances have been corrupted. And this is wild. One of the things I said in my Senate speech was- I hear so often the healthcare system is broken. The healthcare system is broken. I want to be clear. our healthcare system's not broken. It's rigged. And we're the ones fitting the fucking bill. It's not paid in tax dollars.
It's paid in human lives and human capital. It's brothers and sisters, mothers and fathers. We are losing people at a breakneck speed to chronic disease. More people are dying of chronic disease every year than every fucking goddamn war we've ever fought as a country. That's how big this is.
If we were killing more people than the Holocaust and all of these catastrophic events in human history every year, why is somebody not ringing the bell? Yeah.
There's so many environmental toxins, the food. A friend of mine, he's British, Ben Woolis. I don't know if you ever heard of him. Amazing kickboxer. And he was here to get some treatments. And we hung out and he's like, mate, can I not get fucking like, I just tried to buy like a basic croissant at the store. And I saw the list of ingredients compared to like back home. And he was like mind blown.
Butter, flour, sugar. It's just insane. And I go to Europe and I eat whatever I want and lose weight.
And I know to me, it's so disheartening. What you're saying is spot on. And I and I said this to the Senate. This is not a Republican issue or a Democrat issue. This is a humanity issue. Chronic disease doesn't see your political leanings. Like this is hurting all of us. And it's unfortunate that we're trying to now make it politicized left versus right. But this is humanity versus corruption.
Don't get fooled. Don't let the deep state, whatever you want to call it, the corporate powers that be. Of course, they want us to fight each other. But we're in this together. And it's not. Republican versus Democrat. It's humanity versus corporate capture. Humanity versus corruption and collusion. Like, the facts are going to speak for themselves.
I don't even understand with the vaccine stuff, the up in arms over RFK asking questions. Like... People aren't saying correlation is causation, but people are saying correlation is justification to investigate. Should we not look at is there something more going on here? We do know the history of big pharma. We do know like fool me nine out of ten times.
Shouldn't we take a look at the one time we didn't think we were being fooled? Yeah. I mean, because the history and the track record does not look good.
I think a tremendous amount. I really do, because a lot of it would be, let's just say we get rid of direct-to-consumer advertising for pharmaceutical drugs. That's a big win. Let's just say we get rid of the corruption and all of the collusion at the FDA. I mean, it's not going to change tomorrow, but that is a big win.
Well, I mean, definitely those two. We've got to get rid of the cross-pollination and the collusion of these big pharmaceutical conglomerates with our regulatory bodies. So that's if you work for one of the bodies, you can't go to the pharma company. Correct. We've got to limit the ability or prevent you from being able to swap spit with somebody you're supposed to be regulating.
That's a mega problem. And it blinds your judgment.
That's a tough question because you do want them to have expertise, but then there's those ties there.
Right, because then they take a job on a board and they're a consultant, even though they're just setting themselves up for a future career. And every angle is another workaround. Where's a fucking biochemist going to... No. Molecular biology. Every solution does create a new challenge. But there's certain things like, okay, direct-to-consumer advertising.
That's just, to me, that is insanity, and I understand why. It's here in Australia? Here in Australia are the only two places in the world. Which I don't even know how that works because they have to give all the examples of how, and at the end of that, I've never gone, well, those people look happy, but I want to use that and risk... Heart attack, stroke, diabetes.
They just start rattling off all this stuff.
But even separate from that, one of the other challenges is the ability for big corporations to influence and drive legislative and governing body decisions. What do I mean by that? Psychedelics. how hard they are to get in this country, why they're so obstructed. But separate from psychedelics, let's look at products like stem cells. Why? Why is it so hard?
Because you've got big pharma, big medical, big surgical breathing down the neck of the FDA, influencing them. And like we have an AI algorithm that we utilize at WasteWell. And one of the things I talk about is Data in, data out. If you put bad data into AI and large language models, you're going to get bad decisions from large language models.
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