Biden Tried To Destroy this Doctor For Saving Lives

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Well, for years, Americans were told there was only one acceptable way to practice medicine during the COVID pandemic. Shut up and just follow the official story. Don't speak out of turn. What happens when a doctor who was once labeled a hero suddenly speaks out against government mandates on vaccine mandates? Restrictions of certain protocols that could have made people healthier. Well, that's what the government did and came after this individual suddenly becomes the target of a federal criminal prosecution. Today's guest says he lived that story. Dr. Ron Elfenbein is a board-certified emergency physician who helped build one of Maryland's largest COVID testing and treatment operations, treated more than 200,000 patients,

Clayton Morris 1:26

working with state and federal agencies to expand access to monoclonal antibody treatments. Once he became a vocal critic of federal COVID policies, he suddenly found himself indicted on health care fraud charges. And a federal district judge later set aside the jury's guilty verdict, saying the government hadn't presented sufficient evidence to sustain a conviction at all. So right now, that case is continuing through the appeals process. So was this lawfare against a doctor who challenged the government policy? Joining us now is Dr. Ron Elfenbein. Thank you so much, doctor, for being here. Thank you for your bravery. Welcome to the show.

Dr. Ron Elfenbein 2:06

Thank you for having me, Clayton. Thank you very much. Long time fan. So thank you.

Clayton Morris 2:09

Well, I appreciate it. I mean, your story is deeply disturbing, but you're not alone. I mean, we've interviewed a number of high-profile doctors who went through similar circumstances, although not indicted and not having to go through what you had to deal with. Yours is at a whole different level. Maybe you could just take us back to 2020, the year 2020, the height of COVID. You were being praised for saving lives. When did you first realize that the government you were working alongside suddenly had become like your enemy, your adversary?

Dr. Ron Elfenbein 2:41

It's a great way to put it because that's exactly what happened. So yeah, I mean, I built a urgent care center that became the largest, to my knowledge, the largest private testing facility in the state of Maryland. And then we became the largest supplier of monoclonal antibodies, which represented the cure, like the actual cure for COVID. It was unbelievable.

How did Dr. Ron Elfenbein build Maryland's largest COVID testing and monoclonal antibody program?

Dr. Ron Elfenbein 2:59

And I've never seen anything like it in my entire career in medicine. And in fact, President Trump, when he had COVID in October of 2020, he benefited from it. He was one of the first people in the United States to get monoclonal antibodies. And he walked out of the hospital like a few hours later saying, I feel like a new person. And when I saw that, I was like, holy moly, I got to look into this. And I started to research it because as an emergency room doctor, I don't do that for a living. I don't infuse people. So I researched it. I saw that this was an incredible technology and an incredible cure And I applied to become a facility and the state of Maryland granted me the right to do that. And we very quickly became the largest in the state of Maryland.

Dr. Ron Elfenbein 3:41

And to my knowledge, the entire mid-Atlantic region of the United States, we had patients coming from all over the country, New York, New Jersey, Vermont, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, coming down to us to get treated because they couldn't get it.

Clayton Morris 3:54

Can you just back up a little bit because maybe I'm pretty ignorant about monoclonal antibodies myself. But I remember that day. I remember the helicopter leaving from the South Lawn of the White House to fly President Trump to the hospital. And there was widespread speculation that, oh, my God, the president is dying. And then he just comes out like a few hours later and he's fine. It was kind of crazy. So maybe you could just explain maybe the date and time on that.