Last week we reported on UK doctor, one of the darlings of the media over there, Dr.

Range, and we reported that he received 22,500 pounds from Astorzeneca.

And that was still an unfolding story at that time.

Now the headlines are looking like this regarding him, exclusive.

This is the mirror.

TV doctor, Dr. Ranch failed to tell BBC bosses

about 22,500 pound AstraZeneca advert before jabbed feature. And then we have Dr. Carl Hennigan

and Dr. Tom Jefferson in The Daily Skeptic, and they're pushing on that nerve a little harder.

I love to see articles like this. Celebrity doctors being paid

to promote vaccines is against the law, and it is there in the UK. So they lay out the evidence

for that, really, really damning evidence. And why does this all matter? Well, because doctors

that, when you have doctors being paid conflicts of interest in the medical community at scale,

you have scandals. You have, the pump is primed to have major scandals. One of those that we've

been covering is the opioid epidemic. And that was started by Purdue Pharma and famously they've

had to pay billions of dollars. But now a new organization is caught up in this

and is paying criminal case of fines. This is endo health solutions, and they will pay over

$1.5 billion in an opioid criminal case. And if we go into this article here, it says this,

officials said the case marked the second largest criminal penalties

ever levied against a pharmaceutical company. Imagine that. The largest penalties came in the

case of Purdue Pharma, which agreed to pay more than $5 billion in a criminal case connected to the opioid crisis.

The Justice Department said the opioid manufacturer, Endo, had pleaded guilty to one misdemeanor

count on selling misbranded drugs. The company admitted that certain sales representatives

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