During the COVID pandemic, or more specifically in the latter part of the pandemic, when

the federal government was rolling out these various vaccine mandates, well, a situation

arose, which by all accounts was ridiculous.

And the situation won something like this.

In the one hand, the country was sold the idea that we have to lock everything down

because our hospital system was understaffed and on the brink of collapse.

But on the other hand, the federal government rolled out these vaccine mandates to almost

all hospital workers, which had the effect of something like 10% of the staff being forced

out of their jobs, because they refused to take the shot.

The government effectively forced around 10% of these workers out of their job at the

same time when hospitals were already, allegedly, at the breaking point.

And, unfortunately, there were hospitals and medical centers for which this was the

straw that broke the camel's back.

They shut down because on top of everything else, they just couldn't deal with 10% of

their staff members leaving because of the mandates.

Furthermore, even outside of COVID, over the past 20 years, we saw 200 hospitals across

the nation shut down, with, I should mention, another 600 hospitals, mostly in rural areas

currently in financial distress and in the brink of closing in the next few years.

Every reference, this represents about 30% of all rural hospitals nationwide.

And so, it was exactly this situation, which sparked a full length investigation, which

ultimately culminated in this film right here, Flatline, America's Hospital Crisis.

If you'd like to check out that phenomenal film, it's exclusively over on Epic TV.

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