Kamala Harris is the “Tax Queen”

The Rich Zeoli Show

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🗓️ 10 October 2024

⏱️ 47 minutes

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The Rich Zeoli Show- Hour 2: 4:00pm- Dr. Marty Makary—Surgeon and Professor of Medicine at Johns Hopkins University—joins The Rich Zeoli Show for a special long-form interview about his New York Times bestselling book, “Blind Spots: When Medicine Gets It Wrong, and What It Means for Our Health.” He explains “the ruling class likes to make a lot of decisions for the rest of us” but that open discussion and deliberation is required in the medical field. For example, we all know “breakfast is the most important meal of the day”—however, did you know it’s merely a slogan developed by Kellogg’s, the breakfast cereal company? Plus, Dr. Makary reacts to political efforts to ban “misinformation” in medicine. The medical establishment cannot afford to be censored. 4:40pm- While speaking in Scranton, Pennsylvania, Donald Trump referred to Kamala Harris as the “Tax Queen” and said that if her policies are enacted, the country will find itself in a “1929-style depression.”

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0:00.0	the rich the holy show on talk radio 1210 w p hasty
0:05.3	and let's welcome back to the show dr makari dr makari
0:07.8	makari sorry about that but I appreciate your patients in joining us again
0:11.4	no problem good to be with you, Rich.
0:13.0	All right, so give us the overview of blind spots and why you wrote this book and how important it is for this
0:18.8	time that we're living in.
0:20.0	Well, we've got a lot of deeply held assumptions in medicine that we need to challenge.
0:24.4	The purpose of science is to challenge deeply held assumptions that are not based on science,
0:29.8	they're based on opinion.
0:31.6	And the most dangerous thing you can do in medicine
0:34.5	is to put something out there with such absolutism
0:37.3	and say that it is scientific evidence
0:40.3	when it's really just a gut feeling. so we said opioids were not addictive for 20 years
0:46.0	we got that wrong igniting the opioid epidemic we got peanut allergy prevention wrong
0:50.8	igniting the peanut allergy epidemic.
0:53.7	We got the food pyramid wrong for 60 years, igniting the obesity crisis and
0:58.4	processed food industry.
1:00.5	So we need to ask, what are we doing now that we can do differently?
1:04.0	Can we talk about school lunch programs instead of just putting every kid on Ozymptic?
1:08.0	Can we talk about treating diabetes with cooking classes, not just throwing insulin of people.
1:13.5	Politicians right now are so fixated on how we lower the price of drugs.
1:18.2	But the best way to lower drug costs are to stop taking drugs we don't need. We have to talk about the root causes of our
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