All right, ladies and gentlemen welcome on back and good afternoon to all here this Monday afternoon August 30th Shortly after 2 30 p.m. Eastern time and at this time as always welcome on back for our afternoon meeting Great to see all of our students and trial members that like live inside the trading room I believe I'm good to go across there once again But if you're joining us live on social media Facebook live or YouTube welcome on back I shouldn't always say that right because we always have new members joining us on our social feeds either way welcome on So for right now the GSAT trade hey, we've been following the stocks since the crack at dawn, right? Really, you know, we had this on our pre-market watch list, you know going into the open We had a couple on there it was actually very active pre-market and we knew that the volume and momentum for those trades and plenty of others Would die off at some point after the market opens up and normally that some point is around like 10 30 Sometimes a little bit before after Eastern time that is 10 30, you know, but nonetheless I mean a lot of these stocks ended up dying off GSAT GSAT here ended up making a really nice move You know it took a little while to get the gears going But we'll talk about this more in our traders talk workshop The move was right off of two and then really from there actually not just two but 197 so I bring it up that way because I'm in this trade. I've been in this trade It wasn't all perfect though There was one of my first trade on and I took a 3 cent loss and I jumped back in and I actually did double the amount of shares I did from the first time so I was scaling out incrementally throughout the afternoon I still have a thousand shares left So for right now, hey, you know, this looks this looks great right now I said all the time when I do the meeting, you know, just because there's a stock I'm in doesn't mean I'm gonna put it on the list automatically, but I'll tell you I mean Hey, I said in the trading room earlier if the stars could align They don't always but if the stars could align we could see 250 and that was like a number of hours ago That was like going into 12 p.m. Eastern time here So, you know, it popped over to 10 sins and pushed up gradually Hey for right now easy enough just for us to put this on our watch list to start A bunch of chicken scratch here if you heard my papers fumbling around I just want to make sure to clean slate of paper right on there we go All right, so today is Monday. We got crypto at least today That'll be at the end of this meeting for right now though Actually as I'm talking G sat's testing the huge resistance at 240. It's basically a 1 million share order Not only is that resistance but 239 was the opening bell print So I ended up getting out a little bit earlier on the last 1,000 shares I was you know scaling out of but for right now this looks great And I would even say that 240 could be even as even bigger of a resistance compared to 250 ahead So for right now, it's definitely great stock to start our list off with All right, you know what not to be lazy here folks But we'll go from top to bottom no better way really to you know go across the market But you know for anything else that we did trade BBIG of course KPLT of course a and y ATIF We had a really good morning as we'll start from the top So, you know, we'll recap those that we ended up trading and then we'll you know Simultaneously kind of just see what else is out there the AFRM trades just wait too expensive for us to even you fathom as a day Trade so for right now unless if you're trading that on a you know covered call I would look to pass on that for right now BBIG hey this stock ended up making another big move for us took a little while for it to find some support No is bouncing up a little bit after 8 o'clock and going into the open But doesn't mean that it's gonna continue Unfortunately the wheels died off on this trade at least you know going into 10 o'clock Eastern it ended up beginning to break lower off of 850 You know, I had a couple of levels here actually and one of them you could see 775 the stock had halted on the way down And normally when a stock gets halted on the way down I say it all the time here at least you know It's game over it's a wrap So it's to say that given how volatile this stock was from Friday and then heading into the pre-market this morning It's not fully a wrap. It's not fully, you know game over, but it's to say that you know for the most part I'm not expecting a giant squeeze all the way back up You know if it ends up doing that here going into the final hour final hour will obviously call it out But there were a couple of points where this ended up making some big moves It broke down below 8 and like I'd said at the opening halt print on this trade was right off 775 So you could see how well 8 and now 775 are holding well as resistance But I got to say a huge missed opportunity personally for me I was like off by a fraction of a minute will say not by a second but fraction of a minute I didn't want to chase it But I so scanning throughout the afternoon and then I turned back over to this stock after it popped up It was right from here at first and I thought I missed the move So I wanted to be patient I jumped in when it broke under and back over at a sweet entry But I ended up getting out way too soon. I got out at like 10 or a 725 726 and then it just kept going So, you know, I should have held on to that. That was my big mistake But nonetheless this stock for right now seems kind of washed seems washed up If it ends up making a big pop during this meeting then hey you folks called out to me. That's all All right, so see it also got here the KPLT trade and another big move today At least this stock ended up, you know popping a little bit after the market opened up You know granted its direction leading into the open no surprise that it took a little while for it to consolidate or coil up first So it ended up doing just that ended up kind of bottoming out right around four and then pushed back up nice move They'll have a run back up from like, you know 425 as it popped back above that price And you know ran all the way up towards just about 575 580 You know the stock very tradable still right now It's trading about you know 80 90,000 shares a minute and compare that to the volume that it was trading prior when it Spiking up and even dumping back down as you know people were taking profits or even loading into short positions off the top Potentially it's just to say that you know It's not trading nearly as much volume as it was from earlier And it's still trading about 80 to 90 thousand shares per minute perhaps that that's including the spike But nonetheless it's still a lot of volume right now for this afternoon. So you know what? You know at a minimum I'll put this on our list maybe near the bottom for right now And you know if we build up the list really nicely, we'll see where this stands, but right now this will still be in play A and y stock another one from earlier today ended up making a nice pop once the market opened from seemingly 550 ish And you know took off got halted a couple of times this stock also I don't think on the way down So this was just natural profit-taking and at least you know lack of buying when it fell to break out up Over 750 but you know hey right now pushing right back on up this stock We're very familiar with not just from the last you know week and a half two three weeks here Really, you know this stock came out with news in relation to crypto or Bitcoin mining as well So again, we'll get to you know crypto and Bitcoin and Cardano and I'll introduce one more to you that I jumped in over the weekend With but uh, you know this stock over the years I don't even have my chart set back that far But it's to say that over the many years that I've been here You know I've been here almost seven years now at this point You know this stock I forgot exactly when but for a number of years Let's say anywhere between two to four years at least the stock on and off off of news So it's one that we're familiar with one that has also a lot of liquidity on the order of books So a good push on this a and y I'll put this definitely on our list Fortunately that GSAT trade pulled right back down from that 240. I'm hanging on I'm in from 197 and I scaled out most my position anyway My day today is not nearly as it was from Friday. So unfortunately, I can't say I'm near my all-time best But uh, you know, thankfully, I'm at least in the plus now it took a while for me to actually get there But uh, you know at least for right now, I'm gonna hang on to my position on the GSAT KPL TV talked about It's on our list already kind of near the bottom probably by the end of it all ATIF not gonna be on our list now, but a little pop from earlier today, right? You know short or sharp pop rather big pop but ended up dying off rather fast ended up making a pop and drop Seemingly from 550 and just when you would expect support to hold or hope for support to hold off of five or maybe a little bit underneath Make a higher low no dice so MTL, I don't know what this is dot P MTL separate stock I just dropped my pen damn MTL, I don't know both look pretty spotty right there. I don't know what they are MTL MTL dot P the way I mean they seem like kind of tradable, but there's definitely plenty of other stocks out there. They'll look better SPRT probably won't look better. I just wanted to check in with this thing. This thing's a mess a hot mess Ended up beginning to you know pop at least after the market opened up and failed to make you know Higher highs ended up snapping to make a lower low and then dropped off about five six points Holy smokes this thing's fast. All right. Yeah, so listen unless if you're trying to catch the perfect bottom You'd have to wait a while Probably incur a couple of quick losses in between and but otherwise. Yeah for right now this stock is not worth the time Yes, and MP also a stock that we are kind of familiar with similar to the a and y trade over the months and years We've been following this trade at least but yet ended up diving off going back into the beginning of the month here We are at the end of the month trying to you know, squeeze back up if it was moving a little bit faster Maybe trading more volume per minute. I'd be more interested. It's near the highs, but I don't know if I skipped over ZEV Those pushing up right as I was going from top to bottom there we go We say that often here, but you know this definitely shows you know ZEV. I was wondering where it was I mean familiar name from the last month or so and really just in the trading room We had called the stock out going into the early parts the afternoon It was like you know not off the initial run up It was more when it was beginning to push up here and begin to break higher So since it's been holding strong and you could see here going back. It wasn't a month that go actually Sooner than that more frequent the more earlier than that so to say like you know a couple weeks ago Stock ended up making a big pre-market push popped all the way from 10 up towards 12 They're dumb back down, but the stock is a great day trade at least for us right now heading into the close All right, see what else we got here big five sporting goods. Let's see what else this see this thing was doing What happened there? W key just kind of skimmed through some familiar names or stocks that we've traded in the past former runners at least perhaps You won number 49 This thing was looking all right at first just before but not doing anything since I'll tell you that's just about it for me on the gainer side markets really flat all be it up You know not a whole lot. That's really a familiar name. Otherwise they see on the gainer side Jinko solar here. That's it All right, folks if there's anything up that you see type it in the chat board that's moving well on the way up I'm gonna hop over to the loser side here first Did all right on ASTR actually this stock from earlier today was the top percent loser leading into the open Look at this ended up making a nice dead cap bounce afterwards ended up breaking below nine snap back over nine pushed back up for about 7075 cents. I Mean you could ask for more I reckon but that's kind of being greedy This was a great trade for us here here at least after after the open, you know It's hard to borrow at least from trade stations So you would at a minimum have to check to see if you get if you can get the shares But otherwise there wasn't much of a short opportunity until at least 10 o'clock, you know, the better move was on the way up here All right, the Noro trade what makes the top percent gainers list, you know From our past trading day fraud it of last week ends up making the top percent losers here So unfortunately history proves itself right or repeats itself rather this stock popped up for us going back Into mid-July I was harping on that going into Friday after afternoon saying that this is not a swing trade This is a day trade the stock can make a fraction of the move that it made back You know on July 20th, whenever that was, you know, that would be a huge success. Well, it was Moved on simple as that better stocks to trade today Missed out on XXII short. I don't know what happened here But this you know sunk like a rock here after the market opened up. That's all right I mean again plenty of other stocks out there to trade we are familiar with this one though I mean the stock I mean probably back into spring time or so it ended up making a nice run for us going I mean you can even did that date that going back into the fall of last year But you know really you could see the bigger volume spike days going back into spring That's when we were trading it on the way up on the way down and just a very good stock for us back then So you always want to keep these in mind at least and you know We follow up with these stocks a day to day or week to week right now This isn't really doing much for us right now, but from the morning could have been a great short All right, I see not much else otherwise folks again I'm not being lazy when I say that just typically even more so in the afternoons the loser side here You don't really find as much unless it's down big or easy to borrow Jivo It's easy to borrow. So you look at it quick It's just a little too slow for my blood right now to be honest with you You know, hey, if you're trying to watch a stock move to three cents You know across the next 30 or so minutes It seems to be the type of stock that I'll you know do that for you You know if this was breaking down more right now at this time I'd be more keen to put it on our list as big support would likely be off of six You got a little order here at 605 but more off of six here All right, folks, let me know if there's anything else up down left right more than a 5% as I always say that you Would want me to call out ATR dropped off it did. Yeah, this was a bust after the after the market opened up norm a Couple of opportunities where you would hope for support to build perhaps off of eight Unfortunately, that was very short lived perhaps off of 750. That wasn't really any opportunity at all It's sliced right below that price, but then from there seven seven ended up providing as good opportunity at first But obviously if it's not gonna You know move up higher, there's only one other way it's gonna go. All right, let me know if there's anything else folks Jeff says AMC short of on trade station. Yeah for as much as it pumped up earlier I guess perhaps this is your pullback now. I don't know not really doing much for me You know, hey if you do well on the stock I'm not saying that to Jeff because I know he does well in the stock But you know to other other other folks in our trading room or on social media if you do well on it You know put it on your personal list Michael says tiger in my water bottle see if be here actually TIG are you know, yeah, not up that famous 5% I asked for but obviously really nice day trade today and You know trend up across the morning after 10 a.m. Eastern time, you know stock also We are pretty familiar with so hey, I'll tell you if AMC was looking like this right now And I put AMC on our list this looks all right But the way this is moving up for right for right now at the moving up higher into the afternoon I'll give it a shot tiger and we are familiar with it. So All right for all of us in social media Facebook live YouTube I don't see any comments on YouTube at least that's right normally get all my call out So, you know if hey if there's anything that you folks see let me know and I'm gonna go for another five or so minutes because I'm gonna bring up my Bitcoin chart just to provide some small thoughts and analysis on what's ahead perhaps. All right, so a couple updates number one 49 to 50,000 That's still holding and that's expected So even more now than ever it seems like it's making lower highs Essentially the rounded top that it was beginning to make back a couple weeks ago that I was harping on So, you know for right now if it pulls back it wouldn't shock me if it breaks below the 500 Yeah, may that I have on my hourly chart here It wouldn't shock me. I you know for anyone new joining the social streams first and foremost You know if you're looking to learn more about crypto feel more than free to continue to watch us here on Mondays Wednesdays Fridays At least here in the afternoons, but you know join us live inside our trading room Go right down to the link on the banner below I like to work off a couple of different charts the one hour the six hour So, you know the lines I show are more off the weekly even but it's just to say you know Using my moving average is otherwise if I anticipate a bit of a drop coming up over the next week two weeks Maybe further than maybe you know most of September. That's historically known as a correction month So, you know, I was anticipating back on Friday that we could begin to see this pullback Perhaps as low as around forty four thousand which is the midway point between these two lines I have so a that would match up just you know based on those levels But otherwise that would fall right in line with the 200 EMA on a six hour graph Which should look to hold as a pretty strong level of we're expecting this to move up higher over the next You know four to six weeks after that point So, you know, that's just what I'm expecting if it pulls back great You know that for for those of us not in crypto or Bitcoin yet that are you know hearing me or following your own research And are anticipating on jumping in it's an idea. It's a thought So if it makes that move that could be a great time for you to try and jump in I am well loaded up on everything that I'm in so, you know, one thing really quickly a help bring up is Cardano You know smart contract launching on on Cardano coming up on September 12th. I know that Cardano NFTs are also huge now that's been you know on the rise across the last month I know because I actually bought my first two NFTs just over the last 24 hours So, you know, I'm interested in it and I see a lot of hype on it across the board myself as I'm researching You know the whole thing more myself So hey, I'll keep it post on my little adventure with it all but you know, obviously I'm still very bullish on Cardano if we happen to see Bitcoin drop off though It wouldn't shock me if Cardano continues to pull back maybe drop back down towards 250 or maybe the 500 EMA here on the hourly Right now one thing this is what I did over the weekend and you know, do your own research folks Don't just listen to me, right? And this goes across the board not just on crypto stuff that I'm talking about I'm talking about in terms of everything market where you're risking your money, right? You know, you have to learn from someone out there You know, we offer that primarily with stock trading here at cyber trading University But with crypto with crypto and I'll tell you more folks about this inside the live trading room when I resume the audio commentary 330 when I personally come back on myself I'll give you a couple of little people I follow on Twitter And I ended up getting this from someone on Twitter saying that they're very bullish on this one crypto called Phantom FTM Alright, so I only bring this up because I mean hey, what is Phantom? What's this? What does it do folks? I have no idea, you know, I treated this much like I would a day trade in the sense that I don't care about the news I care about the charting behind it. I care about the momentum behind it And I care, you know, if there are people who, you know Are very experienced and successful in the field if they're if they feel strong about it Then if you followed them in the past and made money then hey Those are all reasons for you to try and jump in anything, right? If you expect anything to move up higher in price in a shorter amount of time Do it now the guy I followed on this He told someone on Twitter that he was expecting this to hit a peak of 10 to $20 price range at the peak of the bull cycle Well when this was at 47 cents, I'm sitting here already making money from his suggestions in the past I'm saying all right. Well, that sounds pretty good to me much like I said to you folks before on the On on the a and y trade the GSAT trade the Nuro If that's if this could make a fraction of the type of move that this guy's expecting then God bless I jumped in at 47 cents. This was Friday night Here we are now at 84 cents it topped off this morning You know when we were talking about stocks and going over trading at like 91 cents So, you know, right place right time I reckon but I bring it up because it just goes to show that you don't need to know what the crypto does about You know the the real news behind it in order to make money on it It's all about momentum volume and then of course just other aspects that give you confidence to take the trade You know just charting and technical analysis, perhaps moving average moving average crossovers like I brought up in the past You know just hearing You know from other traders and investors that that you've done well on, you know listening from in the past as well So, you know, those are all things to think about Mark You says the expected move for Bitcoin is 50,000 for the month of August it already hit 50,000 It already did that but you know, I was going over and you can go back on the past afternoon meetings mark And I said this for everybody But you know the lines I had up there were based off the weekly chart the 49 and 50,000 So even longer term charts like weeklies and monthlies are gonna help even further in determining bitcoins, you know shorter term and longer term moves So wouldn't shock me if we see a bit of a pullback perhaps down to 44 is what I'm saying All right, so folks in the time that I was babbling on about Bitcoin and crypto and phantom now Let me know if there's anything else that you would want me to call out or see here before we wrap up You know one call out here myself. I don't know what the chart looks like until here bit farms BITF just popped up on my Benzinga Pro. That's it.  It's at the highs But I'm not gonna put it on our list Pretty slow right now B Y F C at the high right now. I'm getting from Benzinga Pro same same deal ALF Same thing edu Education stack and these were up to begin the day and they only continue to push up a little bit after the market opened up You know pulled back, but then it ended up beginning to push from there So you got edu you got TAL which I'll tell you it's not nearly making as good of a move right now as the edu trade And then also got you go to you. This one's pushing up pretty nicely. So, you know what for right now I mean, I'm finding these from Benzinga, but I don't mind slipping at least the edu and the got you Both of those on the watch list for right now. We're familiar with both of those All right, so folks that just about does it for me. I don't see anything else on YouTube I don't see anything else from the cyber group room and that's fine. We're pretty content with this list here It's not too big not too little the shoe just fits all right So for all of us in social media Facebook live YouTube first and foremost, I appreciate you sticking with me each and every Afternoon each and every day across the last few days. I know that Fausta will be will be back in the saddle come tomorrow morning So, you know, I jokingly said it, but hey, if you're sick and tired of hearing my voice Trust me I'm gonna take my seat right back in the afternoons here at 2 30 and Fausta will have his come tomorrow morning at 9 a.m Eastern time, but if you have any questions that you would like to ask me Let me know send over a quick email to my email address Josh at c2 trading calm Otherwise feel more than free to join us live inside our trading room Like I'd said before just but just by going right down to the link on the banner below to get yourself started for all This there right now Michael mark Andrea Bonnie and all of us otherwise just looking at the chat board right now I look forward to speaking with you folks coming up at 3 30 Eastern today I'll be back on the mic taking you going into the market close. Take care


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So hi everyone and thanks for joining Patient Safety Movement Foundation's World Patient Safety Day event. My name is Yolie Flamaredes. I'm the social impact advisor for Lilliton Road Productions. And I'm with some of the very talented cast of the show Dr. Duff, as well as the executive producer Patrick McManus, who's also the showrunner and head of Lilliton Road Productions. So we're going to have some questions for the cast and Patrick, but I'm going to let Patrick provide a brief synopsis of Dr. Duff before we get started. So Patrick. Sure. So Dr. Duff is the story of Dr. Christopher Dunsch, who was a neurosurgeon in Dallas, Texas. He did his studies at University of Tennessee and then his fellowship at SEMS Murphy. So he was trained in some of the best hospitals and schools in the country. He, when he moved to Dallas, Texas, he began his time at Baylor Plano Hospital, where he, where, as we've said, sort of his reign of terror in Texas actually began over the course of what was approximately a year and a half or two years, he ended up either maiming or killing 33 out of 38 of his patients. And he was moved from hospital to hospital from Baylor to Dallas Medical and to University General and and onward. And it wasn't until Drs. Robert Henderson and Drs. Randall Kirby, both of whom were also was one was a neurosurgeon and one was a vascular and access surgeon came upon Dr. Dunsch's work that anybody began to really pay attention and try to set out to stop him. Both Drs. Henderson and Dr. Kirby, they approached the Texas Medical Board in order to try to stop him. So I know for myself, I was not very familiar with these topics prior to watching the show and working on the campaign. And I was wondering what kind of assumptions all of you had about your care in general, and about the medical care system and how did that change as you went through the process of reading the scripts and being part of the show. When I started the show, I really didn't know anything about the medical system, I didn't. I trusted it I hadn't had a lot of interaction with doctors or the legal system. And so when I listened to the podcast for the first time, it rocked my world because I first of all, I hadn't heard of the story before. I was horrified that Dr. Dunsch went from hospital to hospital and no one like I didn't understand. And still it frustrates me, it rages me that he was able to navigate and people protected him because they wanted to protect their brand, they wanted to protect themselves And then after talking with Michelle sugar and realizing what a process it was I mean the case took over two years. How many puzzle pieces there were all the hoop she had to jump through the evidence like she really had to obviously prove her case because it was a criminal case, but she shouldn't I mean the evidence was all there. Like it's the whole criminal trial shouldn't have even happened. It should have been prevented before by the people who had empowered him, you know, if they see that one patient died do an investigation report him. That information should have been accessible to all of his patients. And so now, obviously we're living in a time where the medical system is so important. And they have done so much for us, especially this past year, but I think the key as we all know is transparency and being honest about what are the flaws in this system and reckoning with that and improving that rather than protecting the people in power and the people who have money, because the people on the medical boards, they're politicians they're people with a lot of influence there it's a, it's a brand. It's not about the patients it's not about the victims. And so, once this show was released I was able to talk to Dr Henderson and Dr Kirby and Michelle in person and it was harrowing and also terrifying to hear that these problems are ongoing that this is not this is a fight that they're continuing to fight. And it's so complicated. It's not like you need experts to help guide individuals through this because it's not it's not a it's a tricky system and it's meant to be tricky, so that it's not sort of that the power it stays that people in power stay in power. We think about the medical system as something that's very personal and individualized and now this exposes the entire system and that's what you're thinking of, which is really amazing. Hebert what about you any initial reactions. Yeah, I mean, I think sometimes with something that's based on a true story. As an audience you look at it, and the the issue has sort of been solved. But I think that is one of the most scary things about this story, in particular is that it is like Sophia kind of touched on where it's still in the process that they're still working on patient advocacy and different ways to help prevent some of these types of issues. So, to sort of go back to the, you know, so the beginning of the question is, I didn't think that much about the medical system before I got involved with the show, I was, I've been fortunate enough to not need any surgery to not have anything extreme happen to me so I had a lot of trust and I assumed that patients were always the priority, and working on this really sort of burst that bubble and really taught me about. You know, in this, in this particular case, you know, an extreme case where things can go really awry people, many people, many people can get hurt and die. When someone is being protected from this, from this system. Yeah, I mean, I you'd hate to think about trust being broken, but it doesn't make you reevaluate how you trust and how you understand the way the system works. I think that what what what wasn't is always surprising to me anytime that I have to interface with the American medical system. And I've actually had to unfortunately do that quite a bit this summer. Actually, over the course of last year, one having a small child, and I've been going through a medical issue with my back is the level of paranoia that I have to feel around whether I'm receiving a standard of care that is based upon my particular needs or whether I'm receiving a standard of care that's based upon financial necessity for the doctor, the lab, the hospital and growing up inside of the Canadian system where the the onus and the benefit is patient focused.  And unfortunately, we as patients get lost in this space in between between the standard of care that possible that is available. If you have access and the amazing work that practitioners are doing doctors and nurses are doing to bring treatments and therapies at the very cutting edge of what's available anywhere in the world. That is a reality of the American medical system. And then another reality of the American medical system is that it because it's so geared towards being a for profit system. Our bodies are often put through unnecessary tests and trials and the standard of care is built around that profit motive. So I threw Dr. Death and also before Dr. Death and post Dr. Death. I'm always surprised here in the States, how much is incumbent upon me as a patient to to have to fact check and second guess my care providers, which, you know, in an open market, I think it makes sense to to do your research. But I've never really believed that when you are a patient, you are actually part of a market economy because we don't know, we're not highly specialized as patients, and you're in an incredibly vulnerable position. You're going to your doctor to your care provider to try to help you with an issue small or large that is serious enough for you to seek out help for it. And then we're put into a position to be at the same time patients and and capitalists right and and market testers. And that to me is just a massive breakdown inside of the the system and its ability to provide best care to its patients.  It's beyond just even though it should be done it's beyond just get a second opinion right the problem is not just that you need to have a second set of eyeballs on whatever the issue is. The problem is that even the best and most well intentioned practitioners inside of the American system have a financial burden that they have to satisfy. And so they whether it's conscious or unconscious and I'm willing to believe that it's both a lot of the time right they are they are motivated required by the design of the system to put your body through a maximalist course no matter what it is. And that's not always the best standard of care. And that puts the patient then into this place yeah where we have to be we have to be we have to be acid testing all of the the care that is potentially being provided towards us as though we were subject matter experts. And I'm sure the Canadian system isn't perfect right but but it is certainly closer to what the ideal should be which is to put the patient forward because I am not a subject matter expert on basically anything period and anything that's going on in my body. And to ask me to be to to suddenly have you know to gain that wisdom or to God forbid do a Google search which I think happens way too often right in order to make sure that I can make in order to ensure that that I can hold my care providers to account should they be prescribing or recommending things that are really only to the benefit of the bottom line and not necessarily to the benefit of my health. Yeah I mean a lot of that onus is now placed on the patient and you come to understand the way it works. You know and a lot of this like you're talking about research and one of the things I've heard many of you mentioned. In your interviews is the like the significant amount of research that the that Patrick's did the writers did and I was wondering what struck you guys most about how that research was adapted for the broader audience for massive consumption and Patrick if you could speak a little bit more about that research process and how you guys came to terms with all of this systemic and structural problems and balancing that desire to both entertain and educate audiences without kind of like hammering them on the head or obscuring all this information that is actually quite valuable and even for the cast you you see this like evolution and their understanding of the way things work. So I don't know if any of you want to jump into that fray. Do you want me to start just because I started doing the research and I'll be very brief because it's very simple as am I. You know I those who know me best know that I am not good at the maths and the sciences. It's not my strong suit and so it was extraordinarily challenging for me when I first was handed over the material. Just again it's thousands and thousands of pages and depositions and terms that I had never heard of nor will I ever hear of again and and what I knew was that I had to find a way to do two things. I had to figure out a way to tell a story that I would be able to understand. At the same time telling a story that was complex enough that people who do this for a living would be able to also see that we that we were trying to bring some verisimilitude to the table right. And so you know I I personally found the process of digging through it to be akin to what I would imagine just you know leapfrogging off of what Josh was just talking about what patients would have to do if they were put into this position. I am someone who freely I'm a lemming I absolutely bought in bought by into the medical system hook line and sinker I outside of the fact that I do Google searches and find out that I'm dying of everything on a daily basis. I say to the doctor you I pay you to tell me what's wrong with me I don't know what's wrong with me and and that I only through the course of researching this project and then obviously delving into it in the writer's room and then through the production did I realize how ultimately deadly that could actually be for me but so that the long and short of it is the fact that I really felt like it was it was incumbent on us to be able to reach a broad audience with very complicated with a very complicated story and background and that is that's difficult to distill and thankfully I had a bunch of writers around me who were smarter than I was who helped me do to do that. And Sophia you played the ADA Michelle sugar which is another kind of highlight where you talk about where you begin to like run through the issues of the show and grapple with the criminal elements of what was going on. And in that process we see you face a lot of obstacles that to pursue the case in the first place. I was wondering what other elements that you learned about whether they were political legislative. Did you come to find or maybe designed to inhibit the pursuit of justice for patients I don't know if you guys talked about this in your discussions. We talked. I mean, Patrick gave so much research so much information that was. I was really grateful for it because it was easy to understand and after talking with Michelle and even learning more about patient safety after the fact it's not easy to parse through. So there there was another podcast called the great trials podcast and that Michelle spoke on that and she really gets into the case from a more like criminal perspective and it's all lawyers talking so if anybody's interested highly highly recommended and then also there was a civil suit going on at the same time. I found it very helpful to learn about.  What's your name. Kevin way. Like who's a legend. And what she has to do to advocate for patients because I think what I really learned is that The system is sort of well like in Texas and we briefly touch upon it in the show there's a statute. Preventing doctors from being sued for over $250,000 and so if you are a patient and there is a malpractice it's almost impossible to have somebody represent you because you won't the lawyers won't make much money they get half of whatever the 250,000. Is and then your whole life might be affected and so what I really learned from the show and from talking on the show is that that statute was passed and the people of Texas voted on that statute and it's incentivizes businesses it incentivizes doctors it protects it's it's but it but it wasn't something that's easy to understand you know we go to the voting booth and unless you do an insane amount of research and are constantly googling and maybe fact check it with experts. It's hard to understand what that means what it is that you're voting on it might be sold to you as hey there are going to be more doctors in the state of Texas and there you're going to incentivize all these great doctors there's going to be medical research and whatnot which is true, but then there are also there's a flip side and so I think I didn't really I didn't connect the dots before of how intertwined the legal and the medical and are voting how legislative system everything is combined and it just it overwhelmed me it continues just like Josh was saying I want to say Joshua Jackson because there is your full name on the zoom it's good it's the alliteration you know I was speaking with Dr Henderson and he was mentioning kind of what you were saying Josh just doctors he said the medical system has changed so much in the last 10 years because of insurance companies and what they will and will not cover and how it's all about it's no longer about the patient and he was just saying if a patient comes in he runs a diagnostic he can see what's wrong with them he writes what he thinks should be done maybe it's simple it gets sent to another doctor and that could be a pediatric doctor like somebody who's not connected with that expertise and there are so many steps it's made it a lot more complicated for doctors to have relationships with patients or they you know their insurance changes every two years something happens where having a relationship with a doctor it for a long period of time is is becoming less and less the thing so you don't have as much of those those relationships where they know your body and whatever you need done is covered by your insurance so yeah it's sort of the wilderness yeah because there you're talking about a bit of a fragmentation of care whereas you know the realization is that it's not just about the medical system like you just said it's about politics and law and becomes you realize what a web it is yeah the patient's safety the resources I think like in light of what Josh is talking about and people not knowing where to go I think the best thing is this like the solidarity and knowing that when something happens being able to report it or being part of a community that will help you find the right people and that's obviously patient zero that's I'm trying to remember all the names of the different resources but there there are places to go and I think like the more that that is shared the the easier it is to have people empowered because if everybody's experienced some sort of malpractice and how to negative impact but they know the places to go then that creates more of a voice for the people that can put pressure on the institutions which is what I really found valuable and kind of the only silver not silver lining the only hopeful part at the end of this was that little that you guys have a conversation that you welcome it after the show and that there are these resources because it's there and I didn't know about literally any of them. So that that is available. Yeah and I mean to throw it back at PSMF they were a huge resource for our campaign to I think bringing together all of these pieces and really focusing on the patient and how to empower yourself when you want to see your doctor go to the hospital or super valuable and their partners to are just excellent resources so thanks Anna Sophia for bringing that up I think it's really important. I think you guys provided excellent insights based on the show and your own experiences and perspectives on the bigger issue of patient safety and how you were able to kind of digest and and you know manage these ideas and concepts and I feel very lucky to have seen the show and to have began to understand these issues and I and I hope that the people who watch Dr. Death begin to kind of grapple with them as well. But I think we're at time I really again thank you guys so much for everything that you gave here and all your insights I think they're super valuable.