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In this conversation, Eithan Haim, MD, shares his journey from a surgical resident to a whistleblower exposing unethical practices at Texas Children's Hospital regarding transgender interventions. He discusses the personal and professional challenges he faced, the moral imperative that drove him to speak out, and the divine providence he felt throughout the process. The conversation also touches on his background, family life, and political awakening, providing a comprehensive view of his motivations and experiences. In this conversation, Dr. Haim discusses the ethical dilemmas faced in the medical field, particularly regarding patient data sharing and whistleblowing. He shares his personal experiences of navigating the complexities of reporting misconduct within healthcare, the psychological toll of witnessing the consequences of COVID-19 policies, and the challenges of confronting federal authorities. The discussion highlights the moral responsibilities of medical professionals and the impact of systemic issues on individual lives. In this segment, Eithan Haim, MD, recounts his harrowing experience with the Department of Justice (DOJ) and the legal battles that ensued after he was accused of violating HIPAA regulations. He describes the unprofessional conduct of the prosecutors, the threats made against his wife, and the decision to go public with his story as a means of self-defense. Haim discusses the subsequent indictments, the unraveling of the DOJ's case, and the conflicts of interest that emerged, highlighting the corruption within the system. His determination to fight back against the allegations and the political motivations behind the case are central themes in this narrative. In this conversation, Eithan Haim, MD, shares his harrowing experience with a gag order imposed by a judge, the escalation of his legal case by the DOJ, and the emotional journey of finding freedom after a long battle. He discusses the need for accountability in the justice system, the dehumanization he faced, and the parallels to historical injustices. The conversation also touches on the state of various institutions and the importance of maintaining a positive outlook amidst adversity.
Kyle this whole Kash debacle is your fault! You went against your principles and you led all astray! You told us awhile back you don’t vote for people who have no children! As far as I know Kash doesn’t!
Consider this a ruler to your hands!
Seriously though, man the warning signs were there but we all got caught up in the hype him and others were spewing! The photo ops with the “HR” team I think you called it, is not the first time. If I recall correctly he did photo ops with the SEAL teams back when he was in DOD. I’ll have to go and see if I can find it again if I get time later today.
We all kinda knew Bongino wasn’t a good fit. Not sure if you remember but way back when the Maralargo raid happened and Dan got his panties in a wad over you saying turning off the security cameras was SOP for the FBI. I made the comment of how “these professionals, in my mind, sure do get awfully emotional!
Man I’m truly beginning to understand what Jason Whitlock was getting at when ...