Rand Paul

It was the opposite of everything he told you, but he also never got—and I kept saying this in the hearings—he needed humility.

humility to know that there's a possibility he's wrong in what he's saying and it should be advice.

And this is what they don't get about public.

If I were the public health doctor and a new pandemic came up, I should give advice, not mandates, advice based on the best things we know.

And other doctors should give advice because there might be other doctors that disagree with me on it.

So you can choose.

It's sort of the idea of getting a second opinion.

You go to your doctor and you think something's not quite right and he or she wants to operate on my leg and

Maybe I want to wait another three weeks, see if my leg feels better in three weeks.

You get another opinion or you go home and wait three weeks and see if you get better.

You try, but most of them aren't willing to listen.

And you wonder now if they've even gotten it.

But my favorite is sort of the response you get because the Internet is full of trolls.

And so one of the favorite insults, if you'll read insults of me, oh, you know, he's just a failed dental assistant.

Well, not quite.

But anyway.

I don't know.

I don't know.

They somehow think I'm a dentist or an optometrist and I fit glasses or something.

None of that's really true, but the people – it takes a long time for people – I think slowly some of them –