Dr. Paul Alexander

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146 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Feb 2026 last heard 28 Feb

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Well, I mean, the Give, Send, Go page is to ask for any kind of amounts.
But I use my sub stack as the base.
but amongst followers and stuff, because I have a mass of following over the years, the last four or five years, six years related to COVID, both in Canada and the United States, actually internationally.
And well, the long and short of it is that several of us who stood up at the beginning of this disaster in January, February, March of 2020,
you could track our careers from then.
You could see that several of us took a major hit in terms of our employment, in terms of our reputations.
We were slandered and smeared, some taken into court, various things.
And I, for one,
I had a position at the World Health Organization when I took on the Trump administration's position at HHS as a senior advisor.
Just so the listener would understand what RFK is doing today at HHS, his job is what Alex Azar did in President Trump's first term.
I reported to Azar and Caputo, Azar then being the HHS secretary-elect, Kennedy.
So I held that position and I lost my position at World Health and I lost two additional consultancies as well as my academic appointment at university because of my work experience
With President Trump, I mean, it was told to me bluntly that at that point, and well, it still is today, that many, particularly on the left, the rhinos, et cetera, they were so averse to Trump that anyone who worked with him in any capacity, they were just marked for career destruction.
So for several of us, it was very difficult, especially when the Democrats took power in 2020.
In 2020, they actually came after us.
And so it was hard to get employment and to transition.
It was almost as though we were told normally in our capacities, we could transition to like a key street in some consultancy position relatively easily or back to academia.
But it wasn't so for us.
This was a unique situation, particularly because we worked in the Trump administration.
And it has been, why it has been difficult for persons like myself, and I'll be as blunt as I can,
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