Dr. Jen Gunter

my partner's an OB-GYN and they don't want to move to Texas.

So sorry, I can't come to your, you know, or hey, I've got a three-year-old girl and I want her to grow up in a place where, you know, she may not be able to have an abortion.

So all of these things are having effects.

And the problem is, is how are we going to measure it?

Because all of the people that measure these outcomes are like gone or all the, you know.

Yeah.

I mean, there's super right-wing physicians in every physician organization.

So this is where my husband would say you're being naive.

And that he would say the goal is to be in power.

The goal is to do whatever it takes to be in power.

So it's looking like you're doing something.

It's all this theater while you're taking away the, like we hear more about, I know more about whatever dies being banned than I know about cancer studies that have been unfunded.

It's all this noise, it's all this distraction.

It's the Romans having gladiators and killing people for spectacle so people don't realize what's going on really behind it.

So I think it's a lot of that.

So so back in the day, you know, I would write about different celebrity scammy things.

And Gwyneth Paltrow was one of my one of my targets in Goop, because really telling women that bras cause breast cancer, like you don't have a better way to use your celebrity than that.

But it gets attention, right?

She can monetize those eyeballs.

That's what she said to the New York Times.