Secretary of housing and urban development.
Ben Carson is a doctor.
He is a neurosurgeon by training a neuro-psych surgeon who at one point was so good at what
he does.
There was a movie made about him storing Cuba, Gooding, jr.
That's how good this man was as a doctor at one point in his life.
Now, Ben Carson also recently was diagnosed with COVID-19 and according to what Ben Carson
is now telling us, he, the doctor decided to take medical advice and ended up taking
an unproven, potentially dangerous supplement at the recommendation of Mike Lindell, the
MyPillow guy, that's where the Trump administration stands right now.
The doctor is taking advice from the pillow man.
Now, for those of you who are not familiar with Michael Lindell story, it really, if,
if it had a, you know, if you'd cut it off, like five years ago would have been a great
story, because this is a guy who hit rock bottom with drug addiction, you know, found
Jesus.
According to him, turned his life around, started this company, employs people, Hey,
suddenly he's a successful person.
You know, it's a great rags to riches story, hit bottoming out then rising to the top.
And like I said, if the story had ended, I'm not saying if he died, but I'm just saying,
if he kind of stopped right there, uh, his story would have been great, but then he sold
his soul, got sued multiple different times.
This company has an F rating from the better business Bureau.
Uh, they've got some class action lawsuits against them for false advertising.
Uh, he threw his lot in with Donald Trump.
Now most of the country hates him and won't buy as pillows.
So yeah, he, he torpedoed himself.
And recently he started pushing this oleander extract, which is an unproven herbal supplement
that he claims can cure COVID-19 in just five hours.
That's right.
It's kinda like a five-hour energy, except it's a five-hour cure.
He says he is on record.
As saying, if you take this in five hours, you're fine.
It's gone.
You're running around, you're playing floor hockey.
He says, because you feel so darn great.
And dr.
Ben Carson, dr.
Ben Carson recently diagnosed with COVID-19 said, yeah, I'll take your unproven drug.
Even though three months ago.
I said it is not absolutely anywhere near being ready for humans to ingest.
Sure.
I'll take it now.
Why not other doctors, real doctors.
Cause I don't even consider Ben Carson a real doctor anymore.
And I'll get to that in a moment.
Other doctors that are currently practicing have said, please don't take oleander extract
till studies are finished, because what we know about the oleander plant is that even
taking a small amount can kill ya.
And we have lots of people who end up getting poisoning from the extract itself.
So please don't take this extract.
So why is Mike Lindell a friggin pillow man, even pushing this cause he owns the company
that makes it, and it's always the money.
You always have to follow the money.
Lindell owns the company that pushes this unproven thing.
Lindale goes out there and says it cures it in five-hour Ben Carson says, no, it doesn't.
Ben Carson gets sick and says, Oh, I want this drug.
It's ridiculous.
So the question I still have is why is the doctor listening to the pillow guy?
Why would anyone listen to the man who makes pillows as opposed to the man who went to
medical school?
And as we so often do in these situations, we turned to my good friend who was able to
explain things to us in a way for everyone to understand mr.
Slaughter, mr.
Sloths, um, who should we listen to?
Um, you know, when it comes to medical advice, should it be doctors or somebody who stuffs
pillows for a living?
Whoa, Farron, obviously you should listen to the experts and know the experts.
Aren't hard and away putting stuffings in pillows or folk cuddly creatures.
Like me, the experts are working in hospitals, medical schools and scientists all over the
globe will hold up though.
Okay.
You're talking about this.
Ben Carson was once a very respected neurosurgeon.
So I mean, he's a doctor shouldn't we listen to him.
I mean it that's along your lines of reasoning.
Hopefully you're taking what I said out of context.
And Ben Carson has been away from the medical community for so long that he really doesn't
understand it anymore.
You'll see fired if you're a doctor, but you fall out of practice.
Sure.
You still know the basics of it, but you haven't kept pace with the evolution of medicine itself.
And that's what happened with Ben Carson, for example, fair.
And to dumb it down even further for you, you used to be great at percussion.
You were first chair, all County, two years in a row, and now you can barely even hold
a drumstick.
So when you get out of practice, you're not as good as you used to be.
Holy crap, dude.
That was, I mean, you're right, but that was harsh.
So you see folks, as you can clearly see listened to the medical experts, but not the former
medical experts.
Listen to the people who are still out there doing it today.
Those, the ones who know what they're talking about, and those are the ones who say that
this supplement that Ben Carson is taking is potentially toxic.
Don't listen to Ben.
Don't listen to the pillow, man.
Go
And listen to real experts.