The state of California has a new law known as Assembly Bill 2098.

Under the new law, the medical board of California could discipline physicians who disseminate information about COVID

that's not in line with the, quote unquote, contemporary scientific consensus.

Basically, in a nutshell, what this means is the medical board of California wants to muzzle doctors.

If you question the authority, if you question the consensus, you could lose your license.

Now, we've all been paying attention during COVID and we've seen how the consensus has been wrong about everything.

The consensus has been wrong about masks. The consensus has been wrong about lockdowns. The consensus has been wrong about vaccines.

Essentially, this is just government censorship, the silencing of dissidents.

And is it the point of science to question the broader narrative to question the consensus?

We're going to talk to one doctor who is part of a small group who is suing the state.

Now, so far they've been successful. A California judge issued a preliminary injunction against the law, so their case will continue to proceed.

That doctor's name is Dr. Aaron Carriotti. He graduated from the University of Notre Dame in philosophy and pre-medical sciences.

He earned his medical degree from Georgetown University and he completed his residency training in psychiatry at the University of California Irvine.

He taught there for many, many years, something like 15 years before getting fired for speaking out against the quote unquote consensus, for not getting vaccinated, for questioning the authority.

And now he's leading the charge on this lawsuit as well.

So we're going to talk to Dr. Aaron Carriotti about why he's suing what it means and where this lawsuit is heading. He's next.

Dr. Aaron Carriotti, I appreciate you coming on the show sir. Thank you for making the time.

Oh, absolutely. It's great to be with you, Lucy.

So you are one of the five physicians who have filed a lawsuit against the state of California over a new law, Assembly Bill 2098.

What exactly does this law do?

This law, which was introduced in the California state legislature last year, passed by the state legislature signed by the governor, is more or less a gag order on physicians.

That's a fact that he, that a physician who contradicts what the law calls the quote unquote current scientific consensus, which is never defined in the law.

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