Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong

in real time, as if you were to make a decision at a point of care. And all of that is available in real, if we can actually all get together and create an interoperable system. We spent $40 billion in electronic medical records in those four years. Nothing's happened. It's just gotten worse. I got criticized by saying the Countable Care Act is neither countable nor affordable.

And because of all of this, you can't measure outcomes. If you can't measure outcomes, what are you paying for? And this sum of insurance companies and Medicare Advantage, I think billions, maybe even trillions of dollars are at waste because of that inefficiency. But anyway, it's a separate subject.

And because of all of this, you can't measure outcomes. If you can't measure outcomes, what are you paying for? And this sum of insurance companies and Medicare Advantage, I think billions, maybe even trillions of dollars are at waste because of that inefficiency. But anyway, it's a separate subject.

Well, Matt came to see me in 2015. We talked about this in 2015. That's how far back. And I created this thing called the rocket ship. I'll send you one day of actually integrating 21st century medicine, breakthrough medicine, which takes 17 years to get in the hands of a physician,

Well, Matt came to see me in 2015. We talked about this in 2015. That's how far back. And I created this thing called the rocket ship. I'll send you one day of actually integrating 21st century medicine, breakthrough medicine, which takes 17 years to get in the hands of a physician,

this complete disorganized care from hospital to outpatient to specialist, to the payer that actually you don't know what you're paying for, and to the pharmaceutical company that wants to do a whole precision medicine for you. If we can integrate this as one system, and have all that knowledge available to you as a patient and to your physician, that changes healthcare forever.

this complete disorganized care from hospital to outpatient to specialist, to the payer that actually you don't know what you're paying for, and to the pharmaceutical company that wants to do a whole precision medicine for you. If we can integrate this as one system, and have all that knowledge available to you as a patient and to your physician, that changes healthcare forever.

And that is the opportunity now to do that for the nation.

And that is the opportunity now to do that for the nation.

What's exciting, you don't need 12 leads now. Just to get the predictive monitoring, you can get two or three leads. You know, there's a system. And then when you're in the hospital, when you're in the ICU, there's three companies now that have these ICU monitors, GE, Philips, and Neon Coden. And they don't talk to each other either in terms of the EKG waveforms.

What's exciting, you don't need 12 leads now. Just to get the predictive monitoring, you can get two or three leads. You know, there's a system. And then when you're in the hospital, when you're in the ICU, there's three companies now that have these ICU monitors, GE, Philips, and Neon Coden. And they don't talk to each other either in terms of the EKG waveforms.

So we've created a Rosetta Stone that actually doesn't matter which system that you're on. that we could bring it to the doctor in the mobile phone in real time, and he literally sees the cardiac waves happening, and then AI actually inputs and predicts for him that that patient's about to go into cardiac arrest or cardiac decompensation. That is now implemented already, believe it or not.

So we've created a Rosetta Stone that actually doesn't matter which system that you're on. that we could bring it to the doctor in the mobile phone in real time, and he literally sees the cardiac waves happening, and then AI actually inputs and predicts for him that that patient's about to go into cardiac arrest or cardiac decompensation. That is now implemented already, believe it or not.

So the idea is how do you implement it all the way to the home, as you said, into telehealth. So these are the very exciting... It's not even new technology. It's technology that we have today. You can watch a football game that way. You can do a few fans that way. So it's just application to healthcare.

So the idea is how do you implement it all the way to the home, as you said, into telehealth. So these are the very exciting... It's not even new technology. It's technology that we have today. You can watch a football game that way. You can do a few fans that way. So it's just application to healthcare.

Well, you know, I only met him for the first time this year. And when I met him, You have all these preconceived notions that people put out in the media that... I know, it's so crazy. Yeah, yeah. And within maybe half an hour, I was so impressed by his scientific knowledge. And he really completely said the right way. He tries to dissect a problem and to ask the question.

Well, you know, I only met him for the first time this year. And when I met him, You have all these preconceived notions that people put out in the media that... I know, it's so crazy. Yeah, yeah. And within maybe half an hour, I was so impressed by his scientific knowledge. And he really completely said the right way. He tries to dissect a problem and to ask the question.

So I said to him, I said, Bobby, really what you should go out and emphasize to the people, all you're asking for is just ask the question. We don't know the answer. Let's ask the question. There's nothing wrong with asking the question. And they get all caught up about him being an anti-vaxxer. He's not an anti-vaxxer. So we spent hours and hours and hours talking.

So I said to him, I said, Bobby, really what you should go out and emphasize to the people, all you're asking for is just ask the question. We don't know the answer. Let's ask the question. There's nothing wrong with asking the question. And they get all caught up about him being an anti-vaxxer. He's not an anti-vaxxer. So we spent hours and hours and hours talking.

And I was therefore very convinced that here somebody would not only be able to ask a critical question that is life-saving for all Americans, And you know, it's the slogan of Make America Health Again. It really means it can. And I was concerned in my own life about some of these carcinogens because I'm a cancer doctor. So I said, let me give you a prime example.