Dr. Simone Gold

It's out in May. It really helps. I'd love to come back.

It's out in May. It really helps. I'd love to come back.

Thank you so much, sir.

Thank you so much, sir.

Red flags.

Red flags.

All the doctors knew hydroxychloroquine was safe until media told them otherwise. I said to the world to stop living in fear. There's no reason to live in fear. I had no idea that was going to completely upend my life. The First Amendment exists not just so you can hear what I have to say, but humans have a need to speak truth.

All the doctors knew hydroxychloroquine was safe until media told them otherwise. I said to the world to stop living in fear. There's no reason to live in fear. I had no idea that was going to completely upend my life. The First Amendment exists not just so you can hear what I have to say, but humans have a need to speak truth.

All the doctors knew hydroxychloroquine was safe until media told them otherwise. I said to the world to stop living in fear. There's no reason to live in fear. I had no idea that was going to completely upend my life. The First Amendment exists not just so you can hear what I have to say, but humans have a need to speak truth.

Living in lies, I might as well be dead. It's worse than death. I'm in my apartment working, scream, banging on the door, FBI, FBI, FBI! Battery ram, 20 guys in tactical gear, huge weapons pointed at me, as close as I am to you. And I remember thinking, oh.

Living in lies, I might as well be dead. It's worse than death. I'm in my apartment working, scream, banging on the door, FBI, FBI, FBI! Battery ram, 20 guys in tactical gear, huge weapons pointed at me, as close as I am to you. And I remember thinking, oh.

Living in lies, I might as well be dead. It's worse than death. I'm in my apartment working, scream, banging on the door, FBI, FBI, FBI! Battery ram, 20 guys in tactical gear, huge weapons pointed at me, as close as I am to you. And I remember thinking, oh.

I was very young when I went to medical school. I started medical school at 19. I was at Chicago Medical School, and I graduated when I was 23 and planned to be a physician. And that was my plan. My father was a doctor, and I was raised to believe being a physician was the best thing a person could do with their life. There's a law in Judaism called pikuwa nefesh, which means to save a life.

I was very young when I went to medical school. I started medical school at 19. I was at Chicago Medical School, and I graduated when I was 23 and planned to be a physician. And that was my plan. My father was a doctor, and I was raised to believe being a physician was the best thing a person could do with their life. There's a law in Judaism called pikuwa nefesh, which means to save a life.

I was very young when I went to medical school. I started medical school at 19. I was at Chicago Medical School, and I graduated when I was 23 and planned to be a physician. And that was my plan. My father was a doctor, and I was raised to believe being a physician was the best thing a person could do with their life. There's a law in Judaism called pikuwa nefesh, which means to save a life.

And to save a life, pikuwa nefesh was the highest honor a person could do, the best thing you could do with your life. And that's what I thought I would be doing.

And to save a life, pikuwa nefesh was the highest honor a person could do, the best thing you could do with your life. And that's what I thought I would be doing.

And to save a life, pikuwa nefesh was the highest honor a person could do, the best thing you could do with your life. And that's what I thought I would be doing.

I finished high school at 16 and I did college in three years. It's interesting that paperwork is so onerous these days. I don't even think it's possible to get through school early, at least in America. But back then, if you worked really, really hard and fast, you actually could go fast. It was very uncommon. You took extra courses? I took extra courses.

I finished high school at 16 and I did college in three years. It's interesting that paperwork is so onerous these days. I don't even think it's possible to get through school early, at least in America. But back then, if you worked really, really hard and fast, you actually could go fast. It was very uncommon. You took extra courses? I took extra courses.