Ep. 356 — Is the Medical Industry Corrupt? | Fireside Chat

Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. has been a vocal critic of the medical industry for years. His siblings have called him a “disgrace,” but do RFK Jr.’s concerns about corruption have any validity? Dennis explores this and answers your questions about God’s will for our lives, having confidence without arrogance, and if there is hope for the future.

[PragerU]

Do you trust the medical industry? Comment below 👇

[jenniferraymond]

20 years I have worked in the medical field and did not realize how bad it was until Covid. Now you can’t NOT see it.

[ulflyng]

If there's money, there will be crooks. Much money, many crooks

[DM-eozw]

Definitely Corrupted. Has been for decades.

[DM-eozw]

Nobody cares about RFK Jr’s siblings opinions. Most people couldn’t even name any of them.

[canoedoc]

Now retired after 40 years in private practice with board certification in a surgical specialty and wound care. The medical profession lost their medical decision making autonomy, as well as their moral authority, when 80% of physicians became employees of large corporate health systems that are ultimately controlled by a corrupt federal government that has been captured by the equally corrupt pharmaceutical and insurance industries.

[dtruman]

Just got here and yes the medical field is corrupt 1000%

[elizabethharris]

Truly wish I could meet Dennis Prager. His wisdom, clarity to see truth and his love for God, family and country is beautiful and inspiring.

[andreahunter]

Seriously!!! RFKJ may have brought more HONOR to a disgraceful side of the Kennedy name and reputation

[lydfar]

"Search and you shall find" - I have more confidence in the integrity of Dennis Prager's dog, than I have in my own government.

[spikedpsycho]

Where federal money is involved it's corrupt. If Americans could buy drugs from overseas vendors, ONE SIMPLE LAW

[liberty-matrix]

“The most profitable thing in America is a sick child.” -RFK Jr.

[Hawken]

With all the drugs ads on tv. I get the feeling big pharma is trying to get Americans hooked.

[scale_e]

Confidence is accidentally inspiring people to trust your ability.
Arrogance is deliberately overstating your ability to intimidate people.

[veganconservative]

Thank you for showing the full thing on YouTube. There are those who have no intention of moving on to another sit and thus would miss you wonderful talks.
Not to mention Mr. Tubbs soothing snoring.

[bearowen]

Dennis, I was so glad to hear you say to Miya in Casper that "people don't vote on a rational basis". I've known this for a very long time (I'm 79 years young). In 1971 when I was very first courting my bride of 43 years of amazing marriage before God took her from me eleven years ago, I, a conservative since high school, was exploring her political beliefs. We were in the third year of the first Nixon Administration at the time. I off handedly asked her whom she had voted for in 1960 (she was older than I), Nixon or Kennedy? She proudly answered, "Kennedy". When I asked her why, she said, Because he was so handsome". When she died 43 years later, she was as staunchly conservative as I am, and very well informed about politics and conversant about why she was a conservative.

So, when not forced to examine issues and policies of the day, the average American votes for candidates mostly based upon superficial characteristics. For someone well informed and concerned about the future economic and cultural directions the country will be taking, depending on whom we elect to office, the whimsical and shallow voting behavior of my fellow short sighted citizens is mildly terrifying to me. The younger generation which doesn't understand what economic disaster is represented for them by 35 trillion dollars in national indebtedness, and which votes for politicians who promise to make it worse by even more deficit spending, are headed for a very, very rude awakening when it is far too late for any politicians they might then vote for in the heat of crisis to do anything to save them from national or even global calamity!

[Davidbirdman]

These are dark and scary times Mr Prager. I've been watching you for years and I admire your courage as well.

[veganconservative]

When disgraceful people call you a disgrace... You know you're onto the truth.
My family discovered how awful the medical INDUSTRY was back in the 1970's when we were introduced to the National Health Federation while researching vegetarianism. From then on it was only dentists and chiropractors for us alongside natural health books. I have never regretted giving the medical INDUSTRY the old heave-ho.

[bigdawg]

As a physician, could not agree with this take more

[brianburgess]

How did Thomas Jefferson put it? .. men are not angels?