Dr. Drew Pinsky

I heard the Germans after the end of World War II just moved on.

They didn't talk about it.

They didn't think about it.

They just, well, that happened.

They moved on.

It's the subsequent generations.

And they look back and go, what the hell was that?

And in medicine, it happens an awful lot.

COVID is going to be another one of those examples.

Great.

Congratulations.

Yeah, a lot of our people did very, very well, by the way.

A lot of them, their lives were transformed, and I'm so pleased for them, so happy for them.

Well, Brianna, I appreciate you spending a little time with us.

You've helped me sort out my thinking a little bit.

It's a complicated landscape, and I'm glad you're there sort of trying to push out a reasoned approach to it because it deserves it and it needs it.

And, you know, it has some liver effects and it has some mood effects and it has some bone effects.

And so you want to be, you know, people that are anti-pharma strangely are pro these meds.

So you should be very skeptical that circumspect, not skeptical, circumspect when you're giving somebody dangerous, serious medications.

All right, Brad, thanks so much.