The Cancer is one of, to me, the dirtiest words in the English language, probably even more serious than four-letter words, I think. And when it comes into your life and you hear that word, it's a game

changer. I've seen, listen, I've seen family members. I've seen friends go through life-changing

moments. And I think the other thing I want to say about cancer right up front here is we all know

somebody who's gone through it we've know somebody who

has been diagnosed and we probably know somebody who may not have made the journey forward

and and i always wish i tell you this all the time i always pray that as as as humanity as a people

we would get the upper hand on this.

And it's the other one, you know, I always talk to you about this, cancer.

And the other one is Alzheimer's and dementia, the other things that worry me.

Because these are things, I think, as a people, we should be that much further ahead.

And I think if we stopped bickering with each, we should be that much further ahead.

And I think if we stopped bickering with each other, we probably would be further ahead.

But in any event, welcome into the broadcast, my fellow Americans, it is Malcolm

out here.

And we have Dr. Kelly, Victory in the House.

And I'm very, very excited to have her here because she is the real deal.

There's no doubt we just chat it a little bit before coming on, and I could not be more thrilled to have her here.

Let me just tell you quickly about her.

She's a board certified trauma and emergency specialist with over 30 years of clinical experience.

As she served as CMO for Whole Health Management, deliver an on-site healthcare services to Fortune 500 companies.

She's very, very cool. She holds a BS from Duke University and her MD from the University of North Carolina.

And what's also cool and another tidbit about it is Dr. Victory is chief of emergency and disaster medicine at the wellness

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