Dr. Simone Gold

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I did not. I don't. I thank God for my upbringing, my personality. No, but I have become more cynical, suspicious.
To watch the judicial system do wrong. Yeah. And watch the judge not recuse himself. I watched the prosecutors lie. Remember, I read all the evidence as a lawyer. I know the prosecutors lied.
So I watched the doctors and the medical industrial complex collapse. I watched the legal system collapse. But in a paradoxical way, I think it energizes me. I think I know that there's a chance in America. I know that we're not living in China and North Korea.
So my advice to anyone going to prison, which could be a lot of people going forward, a lot of people who might know, right, is have a plan. That's the truth. So I said, if I'm in there for 60 days, what's my plan? Okay, I'm going to talk to every woman who will talk to me. I'm going to interview every single woman and get their backstories. And that was how I spent my time.
First, they put me in isolation for eight days because that's normal. That was terrible.
Isolation, solitary was a six by 10 cell with a sliver of a window and a sliver in the door where they passed you your food.
No explanation. As it turns out, that was how... I didn't get an explanation until after. That was what they did at this prison for women coming in for COVID. Now, this is July or August of 22. There was no COVID at all. I was in Miami. There was no COVID. So it was a pretext. So they put the women there because they didn't want to staff up and put women...
I guess I understand a prison being slow to get with the policy, but you could have had women in a separate wing if they were incoming women, right? And they're high risk. But that's what they did for the men. For the women, they just shoved us into isolation cells. It was insane. It was ludicrous. And I didn't know how long I'd be there. For all I knew, I'd be there all 60 days.
It is the single worst thing you can do. Well, there's worse things probably, but it's...
Right. So America's Frontline Doctors was never a COVID organization. We are medical civil liberties. So COVID mandates, you know, we were against the vaccine mandates, et cetera. But we put our eye and our attention and our expertise towards medical civil liberties issues.
We have almost a million subscribers and we probably have about 2,000 doctors or allied health professionals. It's just a volunteer organization. It's free. It's a charity. It's a nonprofit. And the donations go really towards two things. They go towards us submitting amicus briefs on important medical civil liberties cases.
You might know the USA versus Scrametti case that just went to the Supreme Court. So physician licensure. Yes, I know that case. The transgender is the big issue these days. And then also the other lane I speak up a lot on, America's Frontline Doctors, is on physician licensure and making sure physicians aren't losing the license for First Amendment speech violations.
So I fight that heavily and I fought the California Medical Board aggressively and I won. And that was an almost three-year battle. We just won at the appellate level. And there's a federal case pending that I expect we will win as well.
This then becomes precedent for future physicians that hopefully the government won't be able to pull their licenses for speaking words that the government doesn't like.
So, by the way, it's interesting you said that I was hit again. When I got out of prison, I was immediately hit with a board member who lied about me and defamed me and said that I stole money from my organization. So as soon as I was getting out, whack. There's something inside of me that refuses to give in, and I am grateful that we still have a chance.
If I lived in China or North Korea, I would have folded up shop.
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