Dennis Quaid

Yeah.

Yeah.

To me, the only motivation of that could be control.

100%.

First to control the bottom line of the money, but then the more people that you get have kind of acquiesced control over, the more your bottom line is going to go on.

And then it's about power.

And, you know, I think we've been shown in this, getting back to what we were talking about before, that that really is what is going on.

And what was going on in 2020, if you ask me, with the tech companies deciding to, you know, what we were going to see and what we were going to hear.

And it's pretty much exposed and dangerous.

And then when it's there is no kind of, OK, we were wrong about this and this, you know, they just kind of dismiss it.

These are not ideological issues that you're talking about when it comes to medicine, especially whenever it gets turned into a political.

I know a little bit about that because from when my twins were overdosed, when they were 12 days old with heparin.

in a hospital that turned their blood to the consistency of water.

And they were off the measurable scale, in fact, for coagulation of their blood for more than 48 hours.

And it was scariest moment of our lives.

But really about what I learned about, we did not sue the hospital.

It was a human error in that.

But it was the drug company also, which was kind of liable in that the

The 10-milligram unit, the 10-unit bottle that the kids were supposed to get was light blue, and the adult was dark blue, and that was 10,000.

So they got 10,000 three times.