Dr. Richard Bosshardt

Good for you. And he is definitely a religious person. Good.

And more than that, he's a moral person.

And more than that, he's a moral person.

And more than that, he's a moral person.

No, he's still in the thick of it. And he's still under indictment. And he's still facing trial. He's going to win. Oh, he'll win. Well, my suspicion is it's all going to be dropped. Because the reasons that have been brought to, the accusations are so out there that they just can't stand. Eitan Haim. E-T-A-N? E-I-T-H-A-N-H-A-I-M. Eitan. Eitan Haim.

No, he's still in the thick of it. And he's still under indictment. And he's still facing trial. He's going to win. Oh, he'll win. Well, my suspicion is it's all going to be dropped. Because the reasons that have been brought to, the accusations are so out there that they just can't stand. Eitan Haim. E-T-A-N? E-I-T-H-A-N-H-A-I-M. Eitan. Eitan Haim.

No, he's still in the thick of it. And he's still under indictment. And he's still facing trial. He's going to win. Oh, he'll win. Well, my suspicion is it's all going to be dropped. Because the reasons that have been brought to, the accusations are so out there that they just can't stand. Eitan Haim. E-T-A-N? E-I-T-H-A-N-H-A-I-M. Eitan. Eitan Haim.

It can be fixed, yes. But... You're talking about a long, you know, the pipeline for surgery is five plus years. So, you know, and then you got the four years before the medical school. So if you're going to fix the problem, you got to go back to the medical schools.

It can be fixed, yes. But... You're talking about a long, you know, the pipeline for surgery is five plus years. So, you know, and then you got the four years before the medical school. So if you're going to fix the problem, you got to go back to the medical schools.

It can be fixed, yes. But... You're talking about a long, you know, the pipeline for surgery is five plus years. So, you know, and then you got the four years before the medical school. So if you're going to fix the problem, you got to go back to the medical schools.

Honestly, you may have to go back to universities where people are being indoctrinated in all this social justice stuff where they feel that that's more important than what they're doing. You know, the young doctors think that righting historic wrongs is more important than taking care of the patient in front of them. And you can't practice medicine that way. That's just not medicine.

Honestly, you may have to go back to universities where people are being indoctrinated in all this social justice stuff where they feel that that's more important than what they're doing. You know, the young doctors think that righting historic wrongs is more important than taking care of the patient in front of them. And you can't practice medicine that way. That's just not medicine.

Honestly, you may have to go back to universities where people are being indoctrinated in all this social justice stuff where they feel that that's more important than what they're doing. You know, the young doctors think that righting historic wrongs is more important than taking care of the patient in front of them. And you can't practice medicine that way. That's just not medicine.

So it can be fixed. It's going to be a generational problem. It's going to take a long time. We're going to be seeing the effects of this and paying the price for these policies and these ideologies for probably my lifetime, I suspect. Which brings up the issue, you know, I'm a healthy guy, but every one of us is going to be someday needing a doctor. And I don't know who I'm going to go to.

So it can be fixed. It's going to be a generational problem. It's going to take a long time. We're going to be seeing the effects of this and paying the price for these policies and these ideologies for probably my lifetime, I suspect. Which brings up the issue, you know, I'm a healthy guy, but every one of us is going to be someday needing a doctor. And I don't know who I'm going to go to.

So it can be fixed. It's going to be a generational problem. It's going to take a long time. We're going to be seeing the effects of this and paying the price for these policies and these ideologies for probably my lifetime, I suspect. Which brings up the issue, you know, I'm a healthy guy, but every one of us is going to be someday needing a doctor. And I don't know who I'm going to go to.

I somewhat semi-seriously told friends and family, I said, don't go to a surgeon or a doctor under 40 because they've been indoctrinated. Some of these guys are still wearing masks, for Pete's sakes. Masks? Oh, yeah, there's some physicians that still mask, you know, patients and things like that. It's just crazy. There's crazy stuff out there, Tucker.

I somewhat semi-seriously told friends and family, I said, don't go to a surgeon or a doctor under 40 because they've been indoctrinated. Some of these guys are still wearing masks, for Pete's sakes. Masks? Oh, yeah, there's some physicians that still mask, you know, patients and things like that. It's just crazy. There's crazy stuff out there, Tucker.

I somewhat semi-seriously told friends and family, I said, don't go to a surgeon or a doctor under 40 because they've been indoctrinated. Some of these guys are still wearing masks, for Pete's sakes. Masks? Oh, yeah, there's some physicians that still mask, you know, patients and things like that. It's just crazy. There's crazy stuff out there, Tucker.

Well, first off, there's too few doctors. I mean, there's so few that a lot of these guys, guys, men, women, whatever, a lot of doctors are there because there's just not enough doctors. I mean, if you try to get a doctor recently and make an appointment, just a routine appointment, you're talking months down the road. You need something more urgently. Good luck with that.