Courtney Swan

He's been, yeah. He's been coming out. He's been interesting, yeah.

He's been, yeah. He's been coming out. He's been interesting, yeah.

He's been, yeah. He's been coming out. He's been interesting, yeah.

We do. We need somebody to go against the status quo, because right now what we're doing is clearly not working. And the people that are in there for right now, for whatever reason, whether they just don't think that way or they don't feel like they're allowed to, they're just not asking questions anymore.

We do. We need somebody to go against the status quo, because right now what we're doing is clearly not working. And the people that are in there for right now, for whatever reason, whether they just don't think that way or they don't feel like they're allowed to, they're just not asking questions anymore.

We do. We need somebody to go against the status quo, because right now what we're doing is clearly not working. And the people that are in there for right now, for whatever reason, whether they just don't think that way or they don't feel like they're allowed to, they're just not asking questions anymore.

They just have been trained to think like, OK, we just know it's X, Y and Z. And there's this thinking, I think, in the medical system that we just we've we've figured everything out. We have it all figured out. We're fine. We can just throw a pill at something. We can have a surgery.

They just have been trained to think like, OK, we just know it's X, Y and Z. And there's this thinking, I think, in the medical system that we just we've we've figured everything out. We have it all figured out. We're fine. We can just throw a pill at something. We can have a surgery.

They just have been trained to think like, OK, we just know it's X, Y and Z. And there's this thinking, I think, in the medical system that we just we've we've figured everything out. We have it all figured out. We're fine. We can just throw a pill at something. We can have a surgery.

But in the medical system, we need a whole uphaul upheaval because we need to go back to prevention and we need to go back to what is the root cause of this? What is causing this in the first place? We shouldn't be thinking, OK, well, now that we have this, let's just like throw this pill up there or let's put all of our money in our research into now you have the cancer. What do we do?

But in the medical system, we need a whole uphaul upheaval because we need to go back to prevention and we need to go back to what is the root cause of this? What is causing this in the first place? We shouldn't be thinking, OK, well, now that we have this, let's just like throw this pill up there or let's put all of our money in our research into now you have the cancer. What do we do?

But in the medical system, we need a whole uphaul upheaval because we need to go back to prevention and we need to go back to what is the root cause of this? What is causing this in the first place? We shouldn't be thinking, OK, well, now that we have this, let's just like throw this pill up there or let's put all of our money in our research into now you have the cancer. What do we do?

Why aren't we putting all of our research into can we prevent this in the first place? If there's chemicals that we're spraying on our food, can we stop doing that so that we don't get the cancer in the first place? And there doesn't seem to be a lot of that happening in our Senate right now and in our health care system. And so there is a lot of pushback from senators. You're right.

Why aren't we putting all of our research into can we prevent this in the first place? If there's chemicals that we're spraying on our food, can we stop doing that so that we don't get the cancer in the first place? And there doesn't seem to be a lot of that happening in our Senate right now and in our health care system. And so there is a lot of pushback from senators. You're right.

Why aren't we putting all of our research into can we prevent this in the first place? If there's chemicals that we're spraying on our food, can we stop doing that so that we don't get the cancer in the first place? And there doesn't seem to be a lot of that happening in our Senate right now and in our health care system. And so there is a lot of pushback from senators. You're right.

I think there's like this old mentality and people are scared maybe of what's going to come out of it, of the truth. Maybe they are scared of losing money, losing funding from big pharma companies.

I think there's like this old mentality and people are scared maybe of what's going to come out of it, of the truth. Maybe they are scared of losing money, losing funding from big pharma companies.

I think there's like this old mentality and people are scared maybe of what's going to come out of it, of the truth. Maybe they are scared of losing money, losing funding from big pharma companies.

I mean, it's it's interesting and it'll be really I'm concerned because I feel like if Bobby doesn't get in there, I'm concerned that we're losing our opportunity to have somebody new in there that's going against the grain and going to actually bring up these questions.

I mean, it's it's interesting and it'll be really I'm concerned because I feel like if Bobby doesn't get in there, I'm concerned that we're losing our opportunity to have somebody new in there that's going against the grain and going to actually bring up these questions.