Dr. Nicole Saphier

As always, thanks for having me on.

As always, thanks for having me on.

Well, hello, I'm an oncologic imager. Of course, I disagree with the USPSTF on just about everything that they put out. And I have a bone to pick with you, actually. You know, I heard you and Adam, you talked about me. You said that I came out and said, well, you know, not every 72-year-old is being screened for prostate cancer, which, by the way, is a true statement.

Well, hello, I'm an oncologic imager. Of course, I disagree with the USPSTF on just about everything that they put out. And I have a bone to pick with you, actually. You know, I heard you and Adam, you talked about me. You said that I came out and said, well, you know, not every 72-year-old is being screened for prostate cancer, which, by the way, is a true statement.

That's not all I said, though. I said, but it doesn't pass my sniff test that President Biden wasn't being screened for prostate cancer. Because if we looked at his medical records and let's let's be honest, they weren't the most open with us when it came to the former president's health, whether it was his cognitive health, his physical health.

That's not all I said, though. I said, but it doesn't pass my sniff test that President Biden wasn't being screened for prostate cancer. Because if we looked at his medical records and let's let's be honest, they weren't the most open with us when it came to the former president's health, whether it was his cognitive health, his physical health.

He was still being screened for colon cancer with colonoscopies. He was getting skin check for skin cancer screening. I mean, yeah. Prostate cancer is much more common in a man of his age than colon cancer. So to say that he's still getting screening colonoscopies and not a PSA, I don't buy it.

He was still being screened for colon cancer with colonoscopies. He was getting skin check for skin cancer screening. I mean, yeah. Prostate cancer is much more common in a man of his age than colon cancer. So to say that he's still getting screening colonoscopies and not a PSA, I don't buy it.

But in 2019, they said he was being treated for BPH, benign prostatic hyperplasia, which means that he had a prostate test. He had a PSA test. And I doubt it was five years earlier, because if you're actively being treated for BPH in 2019, how are they monitoring that just based on symptoms? I mean, maybe. But come on, let's be honest.

But in 2019, they said he was being treated for BPH, benign prostatic hyperplasia, which means that he had a prostate test. He had a PSA test. And I doubt it was five years earlier, because if you're actively being treated for BPH in 2019, how are they monitoring that just based on symptoms? I mean, maybe. But come on, let's be honest.

He was the vice president and then he was there some time and then he was the president. Of course, he was getting a PSA test. I don't buy it. I think that they just were not disclosing things to the public, just like we were demanding over and over. I mean, we had many conversations about this, about his cognitive health.

He was the vice president and then he was there some time and then he was the president. Of course, he was getting a PSA test. I don't buy it. I think that they just were not disclosing things to the public, just like we were demanding over and over. I mean, we had many conversations about this, about his cognitive health.

There's no way that someone at his age during an annual exam, especially with his symptoms, his obvious symptoms, they weren't doing some sort of cognitive evaluation. There's just no way. No good, you know, ethical doctor wouldn't be doing that.

There's no way that someone at his age during an annual exam, especially with his symptoms, his obvious symptoms, they weren't doing some sort of cognitive evaluation. There's just no way. No good, you know, ethical doctor wouldn't be doing that.

Yeah, you know, his position, I think, started with him in 2006 or 2009 when he was vice president. They had a business relationship as well, working on some foundation. So it wasn't purely doctor patient. I mean, hello, where are the medical ethics here at all? I mean, I can't even accept like a bouquet of flowers from some of my patients when I find their cancer. But now you're going to.

Yeah, you know, his position, I think, started with him in 2006 or 2009 when he was vice president. They had a business relationship as well, working on some foundation. So it wasn't purely doctor patient. I mean, hello, where are the medical ethics here at all? I mean, I can't even accept like a bouquet of flowers from some of my patients when I find their cancer. But now you're going to.

do a foundation and stuff together. So there are obviously were some red flags there. I don't really know. I'm not going to say that he's a bad physician. He may be just, you know, keeping HIPAA, keeping things, you know, medical privacy.

do a foundation and stuff together. So there are obviously were some red flags there. I don't really know. I'm not going to say that he's a bad physician. He may be just, you know, keeping HIPAA, keeping things, you know, medical privacy.

And it was really up to the president to disclose his medical history because the reality is medically, ethically speaking, I don't think that that physician could be forthcoming with us if the president said he can't.

And it was really up to the president to disclose his medical history because the reality is medically, ethically speaking, I don't think that that physician could be forthcoming with us if the president said he can't.