Brigham Buhler

And what's unfortunate is that's what's happening to millions and millions of Americans every day. What happened is terrible. It's tragic. Nobody has the right to play judge, jury, and executioner. but neither do the PBMs and the insurance companies. And that's what they're doing every day.

And what's unfortunate is that's what's happening to millions and millions of Americans every day. What happened is terrible. It's tragic. Nobody has the right to play judge, jury, and executioner. but neither do the PBMs and the insurance companies. And that's what they're doing every day.

They are monetizing and printing money on the backs of Americans, monetizing our chronic disease and illness, making money off prescription drugs while denying surgeries, slow playing surgeries. And I mean, I could go on for hours because it just gets deeper and deeper.

They are monetizing and printing money on the backs of Americans, monetizing our chronic disease and illness, making money off prescription drugs while denying surgeries, slow playing surgeries. And I mean, I could go on for hours because it just gets deeper and deeper.

They are monetizing and printing money on the backs of Americans, monetizing our chronic disease and illness, making money off prescription drugs while denying surgeries, slow playing surgeries. And I mean, I could go on for hours because it just gets deeper and deeper.

And I love to show people how, once I show people the magic trick, they will be able to see through the insurance's scam because it's a scam. I mean, they're gangsters. Like, they're the mob.

And I love to show people how, once I show people the magic trick, they will be able to see through the insurance's scam because it's a scam. I mean, they're gangsters. Like, they're the mob.

And I love to show people how, once I show people the magic trick, they will be able to see through the insurance's scam because it's a scam. I mean, they're gangsters. Like, they're the mob.

It affects everything. I mean, everything under the sun. Again, they decide what gets covered, how it gets covered, what the reimbursement rate is, who gets in for surgery, when you get in for surgery. then they can change the surgery. You know, the other thing is having owned labs and pharmacies and had all these touch points. I didn't know this. Like I was naive like everybody else.

It affects everything. I mean, everything under the sun. Again, they decide what gets covered, how it gets covered, what the reimbursement rate is, who gets in for surgery, when you get in for surgery. then they can change the surgery. You know, the other thing is having owned labs and pharmacies and had all these touch points. I didn't know this. Like I was naive like everybody else.

It affects everything. I mean, everything under the sun. Again, they decide what gets covered, how it gets covered, what the reimbursement rate is, who gets in for surgery, when you get in for surgery. then they can change the surgery. You know, the other thing is having owned labs and pharmacies and had all these touch points. I didn't know this. Like I was naive like everybody else.

You know, I just thought you pay your hard earned money and when things go south, the insurance has got your back. Like that's literally how naive I was. That's what I thought. But what you learned is HMOs are not health insurance. They are managed care. And what do I mean by that? You've got to think of it like, the analogy I use is think of car insurance. It's there if you wreck the fucking car.

You know, I just thought you pay your hard earned money and when things go south, the insurance has got your back. Like that's literally how naive I was. That's what I thought. But what you learned is HMOs are not health insurance. They are managed care. And what do I mean by that? You've got to think of it like, the analogy I use is think of car insurance. It's there if you wreck the fucking car.

You know, I just thought you pay your hard earned money and when things go south, the insurance has got your back. Like that's literally how naive I was. That's what I thought. But what you learned is HMOs are not health insurance. They are managed care. And what do I mean by that? You've got to think of it like, the analogy I use is think of car insurance. It's there if you wreck the fucking car.

Exactly. And that's all it's good for. But they're not going to rotate the tires, change the oil, maintain the vehicle. Right. If you put your life and your family's life in the hands of these insurance companies, they are going to monetize your chronic disease. And I say it, if you see the average American doctor and you eat the average American diet,

Exactly. And that's all it's good for. But they're not going to rotate the tires, change the oil, maintain the vehicle. Right. If you put your life and your family's life in the hands of these insurance companies, they are going to monetize your chronic disease. And I say it, if you see the average American doctor and you eat the average American diet,

Exactly. And that's all it's good for. But they're not going to rotate the tires, change the oil, maintain the vehicle. Right. If you put your life and your family's life in the hands of these insurance companies, they are going to monetize your chronic disease. And I say it, if you see the average American doctor and you eat the average American diet,

then don't be surprised when you die of the average American chronic disease.

then don't be surprised when you die of the average American chronic disease.

then don't be surprised when you die of the average American chronic disease.