Dr. Simone Gold
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456 appearances
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2 series
first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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But it was scary, especially in that week. I didn't know how I'd support myself.
to make the shift. Yes. So when I realized that I was fired, it was scary. I didn't know how I'd support myself, but I was very busy. The whole world descended on me. Everyone in the conservative side wanted to interview me. So I made a decision.
The irony is I had taken, like a year before, I had taken one of those little tests that show you where you are politically. Quadrants, yeah. I was dead center.
I would say I believe strongly in the Bill of Rights, which nowadays is being maligned as being right-wing. But the Bill of Rights, I believe, is really the center between anarchy and tyranny. And I'm probably slightly towards anarchy than tyranny. And that's where I would put myself, which is I believe in free speech. I believe in the ability to defend yourself. I believe in a minimal government.
So these things are now considered very conservative.
If you asked me, I might have said libertarian, not really fully understanding, but I voted Democrat much of my career. I would have said I was pro-choice. I would have said, you know, my children had all their shots. I had shots. You know, I thought the government was, you know, irresponsible a lot of the times, doing dumb policies.
Mostly I was just working.
I would so... Am I conservative? I say the things that we now call conservative values were not... solely conservative values in the past. I mean, now in America, being patriotic was considered conservative. Not wanting to kill babies, you know, like in the sixth month of pregnancy, that's considered a hardcore conservative value now.
I would have said I was kind of centrist. Yeah, okay, okay. Maybe a little right of center. Maybe a little bit of center. Okay, okay, okay. I always appreciated Dennis Prager. I liked what he had to say. Um... But I was not particularly political. I voted. Right. Right. Okay, so now you see an opportunity.
No, no, no. No, I was almost like a crazy person. I was possessed by having to spread the truth. I mean, I was... I was possessed, like I couldn't, I can't stand lies. Lies are what led to my father's reality of the Holocaust.
I stand on truth. So I couldn't believe the doctors were lying, the media was lying, the government was lying.
It was so painful that the journals were lying.
And then when you start looking, you're like, oh, a lot of other people do know, like the former New England Journal of Medicine author, Marcia Angele, I think, who wrote a whole book on the journals, Not telling the truth and I start discovering that a lot of people are not telling the truth But in my personal life the book I have to get back to you on that. What's her name?
I think it's Marcia on gel She wrote a book many years ago about how the journals are not telling the truth And she was a former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine. So you'll be able to find it. Yes and I
i had made a decision though at that time to spread my message and so i in my mind i said i will speak to any large group that will have me that was a decision okay and about two weeks later somebody called i had many calls i did as many as i could daystar called me i don't know if you know them but they are a christian television network and And I said, am I free that day? Yeah, I am. I'll go.
I'll go. And it turns out they would fly me down there and put me up in the hotel. And I was like, wow, that's so nice. I wasn't even used to that. And I show up and I discover it's a very big Christian organization. They would laugh if they heard me say this, but I'm Jewish. I didn't know. I never heard of them. But I made a decision. I'll go to anybody who will have me if I can.
So I'm sitting there, and I'm being interviewed by them, and in the middle of it, something clicked, and the stars of Daystar, the Lambs, turned into their camera, and Marcus Lamb said, we want you to donate to Dr. Gold something like, she said something very nice about me, and goes, and we are going to match every dollar that you donate. And I went like this. I mean, you could see on the air.
I was like really stunned. And his wife, who's co-hosting, said, no, no, he doesn't do this for everybody. Like, I had no experience. I was like, huh. And then I went about my life. And I'm doing this, that, and that talk. And about a month later, I got a check for something like $179,000. And I remember thinking...
First of all, I could exhale, probably people want to hear what I have to say, and probably I'll be able to keep saying it. So I didn't think past that. I knew I could eventually do something in life. Like I wasn't worried about me eventually, but I was worried I couldn't keep talking. And now I realize I could keep talking.
That is a great question. I couldn't, I found it more difficult to live with lies than anything else. Nothing else mattered. Why? But speaking the truth, I think living in lies sucks your soul, sucks your energy. You're depressed. You can't wake up. You wake up, but you don't really want to get out of bed. There's no reason. There's nothing to do. For me, living in lies, I might as well be dead.
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