Yes, you beat me to it.

Megyn Kelly's interview with Dr. Patrick Soon-Shiong: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QwfMGTWg62o

How did you all miss the key point in the Scott saga

What everyone keeps overlooking with Scott:

• He had one tone and one set of ideas
• He met with Trump
• A few weeks passed
• He suddenly “got real mad” and had another tone and another set of ideas
• His mood got real variant
• He married a tiktok boobfluencer 25 years his junior
• He quickly divorced a tiktok boobfluencer 25 years his junior
• He eventually afaik stabilized on mood but got real sick

Scott Adams is being used as a character actor in this movie to expose … something. What is it?

It is not the gov that is heping Scott Adams, it is the cancer doc interviewed by Tucker. Start there. There is much more info available about this legitimate dr/ researcher and what he has discovered about the actual way the body kills cancer inside itself and the essential method that the immune system can be fueled to do it. (overriding the deadly immune system-killing covid vaxx) This doctor has the goods, and evidence to prove it. The method is called BIOSHIELD.

That, maybe? Other things as well?

“Clott” is central casting, people. Pay attention to his sideplots!

The Great Baffling.

True,but in his case, he may as well give it a try.

That kind of logic would undermine the entire point of Boon Cutler’s tweet, which was to whine that “Orange man bad”.

Trump has done way more for Veterans than the Dems ever did, CERTAINLY more than “president Cumala” would have done.

But yeah, let’s ignore that and have a good whine - because the admin helped one person in particular who publicly begged the president. Would’ve been way better “optics” to just ignore Scot and let him die, right? I’m sure Boon would’ve had nothing to tweet in that case, right?

His wife. Allegedly. He’s a psyop officer so you new know. 5GWarfare continues.

According to people who met him, there were multiple people running his account even before he died.

u/ILoveIvermectin

Just an anecdote here - I don't know if it is the same for everyone...

My mom had a State of MD pension after working 40-50 years in personnel for a state hospital. They promised her lifetime medical insurance through their carrier - BCBS. When she turned 65 (or 62?) the feds tried to take her BCBS away and put her on medicare. I believe they do that to everyone in the same boat. She fought it and was able to keep her BCBS - along with the Medicare they forced on her. Her BCBS was just always the primary insurance and Medicare only ended up paying anything left over after BCBS was finished. She never even needed it until about a year before she died.

My bet is that Clot was told he had to go on Medicare and drop his private insurance and he didn't know any better.

That said, if I was in the same boat and had his kind of money, I would at least belong to a concierge doctor practice and only use Medicare if a hospitalization or major disease hit. They can be cheaper because the doctors don't take insurance so they have less overhead and less hassle - and you don't have to pay huge premiums to an insurance company for the privilege of seeing a doctor and paying more.

Grok: Can Someone on Social Security Opt Out of Medicare?

Yes, but with important limitations and risks. If you're receiving Social Security (SS) retirement or disability benefits, you're automatically enrolled in Medicare Parts A (hospital insurance) and B (medical insurance) after about 24 months of benefits. Most people qualify for premium-free Part A, while Part B requires a monthly premium (typically deducted from your SS check, around $174.70 in 2025 for most).Part A: You cannot opt out if it's premium-free (the case for ~99% of SS recipients). You can only cancel it if you're paying a premium (e.g., if you didn't work long enough for free coverage). This protects against gaps in essential hospital coverage. Part B: You can opt out at any time, even if premium-free Part A remains. This stops the premium deduction, giving you your full SS benefit, but leaves you without outpatient/doctor coverage unless you have alternatives.

Opting out isn't reversible without penalties—more on that below. It's often not advisable unless you have robust employer or other creditable coverage.Process to Opt OutContact the Social Security Administration (SSA) to start. They may require a personal interview to discuss risks.Step Details

1. Get the Form Download and complete Form CMS-1763 (Request for Termination of Premium Hospital and/or Supplementary Medical Insurance). Available at cms.gov.
2. Submit Request Mail or fax to SSA (find your local office at ssa.gov/locator). If recently auto-enrolled, follow instructions in your welcome packet and return your Medicare card.
3. Effective Date Coverage ends at the end of the month after your request is filed (e.g., request in April → ends May 31). A new card (for Part A only, if keeping it) will be sent.
4. Change Your Mind? Contact SSA before the end date to cancel the termination.

Call SSA at 1-800-772-1213 (TTY: 1-800-325-0778) for help.Key Consequences and RisksDropping Medicare can lead to high out-of-pocket costs and future hurdles. Here's a breakdown:Aspect Part A (Premium-Free) Part B Immediate Impact Can't drop; stays active. Premium stops (full SS check); pay 100% for doctor visits, tests, etc., that Medicare would cover. Coverage Gap N/A No preventive care, outpatient services—rely on other insurance or pay full price. Re-Enrollment If somehow dropped (premium-paying only): Wait for General Enrollment (Jan-Mar); coverage starts month after signup. Same wait period; must use General Enrollment unless Special Enrollment Period (SEP) qualifies (e.g., employer coverage loss). Penalties If re-enrolling after gap: Pay double the standard Part A premium for twice as long as the gap. Permanent late penalty: 10% of premium per year uncovered (e.g., 2-year gap = 20% extra forever). Other Notes Protects hospital stays; hard to undo gaps. If low-income, check Extra Help or state programs before dropping.

When Might Opting Out Make Sense?You have active employer group health coverage (with ≥20 employees) that acts as "creditable" (at least as good as Medicare)—this avoids penalties via SEP. You're under 65 on SSDI and covered by a spouse's plan. Warning: Most advisors (including SSA) strongly discourage it due to penalties and costs. If premiums are the issue, explore Medicare Savings Programs or Part C (Medicare Advantage) instead.

Yes he’s admitted he’s a trained hypnotist and NLP practitioner. He uses the technique all the time. It’s very dishonest to use those techniques to manipulate your audience without them known.

Milton Erikson didn’t want non medical professionals using his method of hypnosis for that reason. He said people would go to bars and use the techniques it’s deceptive and immoral. Adams constantly does it. He also uses logical fallacies and emotional appeals to manipulate. It’s wrong.

Dr Makis was the person.
He addressed this on X. He recommends long term use 3+ months of daily use. Adams purposely went against medical guidance by a successful doctor. After he stopped the recommended treatment. He posted on X how he doesn’t want to hear about Fenben or ivermectin it doesn’t work.

Then Tv doctor Nicole Saphier came out in X Monday saying Adams would not have gotten this bad if he didn’t waste time with Fenben. It’s unreal the fight against this especially the TV doctors who pushed the vaxx heavy.

I’ve never seen such a hard push against a generic repurposing. They aren’t even asking for peer revised studies like DeSantis and the Florida surgeon general are doing.

Even head of NIH is calling for better structured studies. Why are so many doctors rejecting even standardized studies.

Exactly. Not wishing death. But whatever.

Reap and sow

Now Marc cuban is saying he wouldn’t compensate anyone with adverse effects. They can take it up with insurance. And he’s saying there have been zero adverse effects.

Bullshit. Every treatment. Even holistic. Even herbs has the possibility of side effects. Even if it’s 1%. Having a drug with zero side effects is statistically impossible.

Every act in life can have a side effect. Even drinking too much water like in frat hazing can have a side effect. Look at that video of Cuban I just posted.

He’s a doctor? He knows this is the only product and medical intervention in history of the world that’s 100% safe. The lying and ass covering is aweful. Sanjay Gupta, Fox News Nicole Saphier has joked in the CYA narrative.

There’s a reason why the Nuremberg movie is coming out now.