Dr. Simone Gold
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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Who were the YouTube influencers? I randomly called people. Yeah. So, um... The biggest name was actually was Breitbart News, which wasn't an individual. And then I think everybody else was just random influencers who just showed up. You know, these are people who are obsessed.
Right. But, you know, so we're just doing our thing. We doctors were giving education. We spoke for hours on the science, you know, it's 78% identical and hydroxychloroquine is safe and all these things and policy. And then we did that in a room, but then we walked over to the Supreme Court.
And I remember the Bright Guard guy videotaping it, looked at his peer and he said, we have 178,000 concurrent viewers. I have no idea what that means. And so I say to him, is that good? Is that bad? Like, I have no, he's like, We've never had anything even 10% of that. I'm like, whoa, that's interesting.
So I had no idea. We stand in front of the Supreme Court. I don't know if you ever saw it because it was taken down very quickly. But I said to the world, stop living in fear. There's no reason to live in fear. There's early treatment available if you should want it. Masks don't stop inspiratory viruses. And, you know, this is going to be fine. Like, let's not have lockdowns. We had...
About 12 doctors up there, Dr. Joseph Latipo, a future surgeon general. We had pediatricians, we had internists, we had orthopedists, a bunch of us, white coats, all that. I had no idea that was going to completely upend my life. We were just speaking truth. And that was July 27th, 2020. And I didn't sleep, again, about 36 hours or 48 hours because the world, my world just was lit on fire.
After that? Yes, yes.
So I was a completely private citizen. I had perhaps 100 people on Twitter, friends and family. That's it. And one week later, I had 101,000 followers on Twitter in one week. When they talk about overnight, it was literally overnight. Coincidentally, two days after the White Coat Summit, there happened coincidentally to be a big tech hearing in Congress and Zuckerberg was in the hot seat.
And congressman asked Zuckerberg, why did you take down this video of doctors? And he says something like, well, it's dangerous disinformation and looking out for people. And I remember being shocked. Zuckerberg knows my name and is talking about me. It was very surreal. And everybody asked me to be on media and I did a lot of TV shows and And I also got fired from my jobs. Jobs?
I was working two ER jobs. One was in this more conservative area. The other was, which I don't talk about so much, I was working for Native American Hospital. I would go down once a month for once a week, and I would live on the Native site and work with the Native population. And I told you earlier on that that's kind of where my heart is, just to help people.
They were very appreciative people, and they both summarily fired me. And the reason, it was very clear. I got a text message from one, which I still have, which says, they loved me, by the way, loved me. And they said, I appeared in an embarrassing video, so I couldn't work there anymore. That was the exact wording. I appeared in an embarrassing video. Wow.
And so on a human level, as a psychologist, I had trained a long time to be, you know, well-paid and have a job that I enjoyed.
I had a good reputation. I started being called a quack everywhere. Everyone called me a quack. I collected 87 pages of media that had attacked me. Huffington Post was the most clever because what they did, they clearly had experience.
They do. They still have experience. Barely. Right, but they must have experience with defamation lawsuits because what they wrote was a group of people in white jackets, claiming to be doctors.
Right? Like death by like, right? I thought, oh, I can't really sue them because that's true. Oh man, that's so psychopathic. We had ABC, we had CBS, we had CNN, everyone defamed me. Everyone called me quack. The other thing, everyone quoted each other. People didn't even look what I said. It was gone. It was off the internet. You couldn't even find it. Right.
We know that now.
I don't have proof of that, but Fauci has been asked under oath about my organization. He said, I don't recall, which he said with everything. But later on, there was a lawsuit, Missouri versus Biden, and it came out that the Biden White House was censoring like crazy. But if you remember, this was during the Trump White House, when I was getting massively censored. So media was just defaming me.
So in that time, but just on a human level, it's a very frightening thing to be fired and also to know that I would not really be employable again as an emergency physician, which is a very high paying profession in America. But if these hospitals weren't going to have me, other hospitals were not. And I will tell you, I was scared.
Now I was always frugal, so I had enough money to live on for a while, but that was my career as an emergency physician. And your reputation. And my reputation. I think in retrospect, I was very, very hurt by the reputational damage. but I was much too busy to focus on it. Everyone told me to bring defamation lawsuits, and I had a choice to make how I'm using my time.
Like, I collected the data because it's evanescent, you know, it disappears.
Very difficult. And they take forever. They take forever. So how am I going to spend my time? So I put it in a pile over here, but I was busy. The whole world was contacting me. So a week later, I had 101,000 people on Twitter And I started getting so much support by the world that I realized, oh, people might want to hear what I have to say. So I just stepped into a new lane, a new role.
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