Hey everybody I'm really happy today. My guess is Kelly means Kelly is an advocate for changing the incentives of the health care system and he's a graduate of Stanford and Harvard Business School.

Anyway, I'm really proud to have you on the show.

Put sold on your fight, Robert, and it's great to be here. So, Kelly, I can talk to you all day, and I would like to,

but what we find is that the shorter we keep these the more people watch them and I really think it's

important for people to hear what you're saying as many Americans as possible so I want to keep this brief

but give us the short story.

Cliff notes on Osmbeck.

I think this is really important.

So the reason O'ZIMPIC is one of the most important issues

in the country right now is not because of the morbidly

obese diabetic person. I'm not concerned with them. Maybe their doctor should recommend

those EPIC. The problem with those EPIC is it's being targeted at the median American. The median American is obese, right?

The average teen is overweight or obese. And the reason Novo Nordics has become the most valuable company in Europe surpassing

Louis Vuitton is entirely based on expectations of profits in the United States

because they're expecting Medicare and Medicaid and taxpayer money to fund it.

This will be $15,000 per patient per year.

And as we know, once it's approved for Medicare,

Medicaid, they can't regulate,

although the IRS is trying to regulate

how many doctors can write

food prescriptions they're not allowed to regulate how many doctors can write prescriptions

that then get taxpayer money from a rigged system so it's going to be open

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