Dr. Simone Gold
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first heard Jan 2025
last heard Jun 2025
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Here's these world-class, amazing physicians saying, whoa, halt. But over here is the NIH and the CDC saying, give it. And the judges were just deferring to the agencies.
Okay, but we have some hope in America because a few months ago in June of 24, in Low Per Bright Enterprises, the Supreme Court held that judges were giving too much deference to executive branch agencies, and that's unconstitutional, and they have to adjudicate fairly. They can't just say the unelected bureaucrats. They can't pass the buck. Correct. They can't pass the buck.
It's a very important legal decision. Okay, okay. Does that make sense? Do you think that will have an effect? I think it will change the landscape slowly going forward.
I didn't understand that so much legally when I was bringing the lawsuits in 21 and 22, that part of the reason judges were so reluctant to believe independent physicians is that the judges had been trained, lulled into thinking their job was to just... Go with what the executive branch agency said. That was ripped up this summer. Well, that'd be convenient if it was possible. Exactly.
That's not our system. The judges are supposed to be independent. So that actually, it was called the Chevron Doctrine and it was thrown out. And thank God it's been 50 years and it's been thrown out. So going forward, bringing lawsuits, the judges can no longer hide behind the FDA said this, or for example, the EPA said that. Oh, yeah.
Environmental Protection Agency. Any agency. The judge has to adjudicate looking at the evidence. I see. Not just give... Well, that's well-timed for the new administration. Undue deference. He said they were giving undue deference.
Yeah. Okay. In the middle of all these lawsuits, I have this burning passion for two to three years just to keep speaking publicly. And one of those days of speaking publicly happened to be January 6th in Washington, D.C. My perspective was it was another speaking engagement. I spoke January 5th in Washington, D.C. I spoke January 3rd in Florida, January 10th in Florida.
But the 5th and 6th, I was scheduled in Washington, D.C. Where were you supposed to speak? January 5th, no problem, Freedom Plaza. January 6th, scheduled to speak on the east side of the Capitol with a permit. There you go. With the permit. People don't know that. So I was there to speak. When I... Who were you speaking with or to? I don't know who organized it. I had a team at that point.
And there were about 20 speakers, including incoming Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene and Paul Gosar. another representative. There was a pretty high-profile speaking opportunity. People were, of course, speaking about their concerns that the election was stolen. But my lane was to speak about medical freedom.
I had a prepared medical freedom speech that I did the day before, no problem, Freedom Plaza. And I was intending to do the same thing on January 6th. The east side of the Capitol building, it's called Section 8, and I had a permit. And when we, speakers, presented ourselves at the location, we were told by whoever was there that we couldn't speak.
There was a stage set up, but they weren't allowing anybody to speak. Everyone asks me why. I don't know. Still don't know. I think because the crowds were so large. I don't know. If you have a large crowd, it seems to me you ought to let people speak. So there's a positive energy source for the crowd to pay attention to. But for whatever reason, they would not let the speakers speak.
So I was there. on the Capitol, basically ready to give a speech. So I said, well, I'm speaking. And so I scampered up to the top of the steps and I started speaking, but I have zero microphones or anything. And of course, within a minute or two, I stopped because no one can hear me.
There's a lot of people and I'm standing at the top of the Capitol steps and people are pouring in by the second because Trump had finished speaking and everyone was walking over. And I'm telling you, every minute had another thousand people showing up there. Um, cause that was the time Trump had stopped. And so I'm just standing there and I'm kind of smushed against the wall.
And all of a sudden the doors open from the inside and I was swept into the building. This is all on video. I can't imagine what they would say about me if there was no video, because you can actually see on the video that I kind of tumble and I almost fall into the building because there's a surge behind me and I find myself in the Capitol. And, um,
It's hard to remember what life was like before J6, but we have a long history in our nation of political protests. Now, when conservatives landed in the Capitol, standing there, everywhere I was was very peaceful, completely peaceful. I find myself in the rotunda, it's beautiful, and I'm walking,
I'm walking between the ropes and I'm looking up here because it turns out there was video everywhere. I didn't know. And you can see me walking peacefully in between the ropes, looking around and I've got my speech in my hand. And I think to myself, it is a fine idea that I should give my speech because this is a political day and let's give a speech. And there's a lot of people here.
So I give my speech and that is also seen on video. And it's kind of funny when I'm thinking back on it, but that was my mission. And then a little bit later, I give my speech again. And then an officer taps me on my shoulder and says, I have to move along. And I'm startled. I look at him and then I move along. And then I exit the building.
And that was my sojourn into the Capitol on January 6th, 2021. And I had no idea what was being said about the day as an eyewitness on the east side of the Capitol, no violence, kumbaya, literally grandmas singing kumbaya, moms with strollers. And that's what it was. It was very large. It seemed more like the energy of a sporting event or a concert, large. And that was it.
And then we leave and we got dinner and I didn't have any news on it. Did you think anything of it after that? No. So I didn't. And I was in D.C. another day. And I'm always working. And I'm just typing away. And people are saying it's something. And I'm like, no, no, it was nothing. And I'm just typing. And I meet friends that night for dinner.
And the friends are very, very, very alarmed when I said we were at the Capitol. And they said, oh, my God, it was an insurrection. It was an insurrection. And I start laughing. Like, what are you talking about? Like, I just thought, I was like, no, I was there. No, what are you talking about? And they were very, very worried for me.
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