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Speaker 3: Thank you, Robin, thank you Noah, and thank you for
Speaker 3: tuning in today and every day on the radio. Every
Speaker 3: day we're here and every day we're learning together. And
Speaker 3: the point of the show is not to sell anything,
Speaker 3: so we're so different than most every other show and advertisement.
Speaker 3: We're here to educate. We believe that if you are educated,
Speaker 3: you can get better care, and that certainly the case
Speaker 3: for our topic today. Our topic number one is President
Speaker 3: Joe Biden education number one. And you would think that
Speaker 3: we wouldn't be talking about how to educate a president
Speaker 3: of the United States about how to get good healthcare.
Speaker 3: After all, the President Joe Biden and Obama put together
Speaker 3: Obamacare Obama Biden Care really and they put it together
Speaker 3: to supposedly, supposedly provide better health care for Americans. You remember,
Speaker 3: back a few years ago, Obama was saying that if
Speaker 3: you have out your doctor, you can keep your doctor
Speaker 3: and get better health care, and that was the whole
Speaker 3: point of getting Obamacare and passing the legislation. This is
Speaker 3: now fifteen years ago, and in fact, I think it
Speaker 3: passed by one vote in Congress, and now we have Obamacare.
Speaker 3: And since that time, a lot has changed, A lot
Speaker 3: has changed. We'll talk about what's changed and really how
Speaker 3: it's changed and impact a president, a president's life. How
Speaker 3: is it possible that something with so called good intentions
Speaker 3: could ricochet and give bad results. Well, it's not the
Speaker 3: first time, and if you think about it, we'll be
Speaker 3: talking about this again and again today. In the Hebrew Bible.
Speaker 3: The Hebrew Bible uses the imagery of sewing and reaping,
Speaker 3: if you sow something and what you reap to illustrate
Speaker 3: the connection between actions and their consequences. That, so shall
Speaker 3: you reap If you do something, you can the results
Speaker 3: either good or bad. Plant your crops and cultivate your
Speaker 3: crops and pick the weeds, and water your crops and
Speaker 3: fertilize your crops and take care of your crops, and
Speaker 3: hopefully you'll have good results or you can have some
Speaker 3: bad results, depending on what happens. So we're going to
Speaker 3: talk about sewing and reaping, and this is something that
Speaker 3: we've learned from the Hebrew Bible three thousand years ago,
Speaker 3: so it's not really new news the connection between sewing
Speaker 3: and reaping. Well, what are we talking about, Well, let's
Speaker 3: talk about Obama and Biden's healthcare. So many years ago,
Speaker 3: in about two thousand and nine, they put together Healthcare
Speaker 3: which revolutionized or changed tremendously healthcare in America. And one
Speaker 3: of the big fights was was we were told for
Speaker 3: people who were reluctant, well, we want to keep our
Speaker 3: own doctor. Many people like their own doctor. Not everyone does.
Speaker 3: Some people change doctors. Lots of people will come here
Speaker 3: because they want what they view as better cancer care
Speaker 3: or screening care. We've talked about that all the time.
Speaker 3: In fact, you put together just recently a new group
Speaker 3: of public notices about studies from Europe where men who
Speaker 3: get screening, for example, for prostate cancer have twenty percent
Speaker 3: more life, more lives, save twenty percent if you just
Speaker 3: go get screening versus if you get no screening, never
Speaker 3: get screening, the death rate increases by forty five percent.
Speaker 3: So there's an obvious statistic that looks not at numbers
Speaker 3: or dollars or cents but lives, and most of us
Speaker 3: I believe not all of us, but most of us
Speaker 3: in healthcare want our patients to live and hopefully be
Speaker 3: cancer free. And that European study that looked at men
Speaker 3: screening versus not just screening, even show up once you
Speaker 3: have a twenty percent greater chance to be alive versus
Speaker 3: never showing up for screening forty five percent more death.
Speaker 3: And we've been talking about that, and that advertisement has
Speaker 3: gone the radio day and night to try to encourage
Speaker 3: men with prostates. So it's basically everyone to come and
Speaker 3: get checked out, and men are certainly welcome here. And
Speaker 3: it's not only for men with prostate cancer, but we
Speaker 3: also know other people women breast cancer, women with breast cancer,
Speaker 3: women who get screened have about a fifty percent lower
Speaker 3: rate of dying from breast cancer if you get checked up,
Speaker 3: if you follow good common sense. And there's other examples
Speaker 3: or examples of lung cancer and for example, smokers. Studies
Speaker 3: have shown that if we get scans CT scans of
Speaker 3: people who are smokers, we can find cancers early and
Speaker 3: have much higher cure rate. You're also talking about forty
Speaker 3: to fifty percent more people can are free from lung
Speaker 3: cancer if detected early, and another big category. These are
Speaker 3: among the biggest categories of cancers in America and cancer killers.
Speaker 3: Another big category is colon cancer and people who have colonoscopy.
Speaker 3: And many people confuse screening for colonoscopy. So many people
Speaker 3: think just looking for blood. It's called a colon guard
Speaker 3: test or a Guayac test is equal to colonoscopy, and
Speaker 3: it's not. Many people are so afraid or so embarrassed
Speaker 3: someone's going to look at their bottom. I can tell
Speaker 3: you one of the happiest days in my life was
Speaker 3: when I had colonoscopy. And because none of us can
Speaker 3: know what's in our colon. You can't see what's in
Speaker 3: your colon, you can't feel what's in your colon. I've
Speaker 3: had two dear friends, both doctors, who've died of colon cancer.
Speaker 3: They were either too busy or too unaware or too
Speaker 3: embarrassed to have colonoscopy. One man, one of the top
Speaker 3: medical students in South Africa, then went on to Israel
Speaker 3: and then back to America, worked here at some of
Speaker 3: the most famous hospitals. I was at his daughter's wedding
Speaker 3: and he collapsed. At his daughter's wedding of recto bleeding
Speaker 3: from a colon cancer that could have easily been detected
Speaker 3: years earlier if only he had done screening. So we
Speaker 3: encourage a lot of people to and come here to
Speaker 3: my office thirteen eighty four Broadway Radio searcher in New York,
Speaker 3: where we see patients with most insurances Medicare, Medicaid, and
Speaker 3: you can get screening whether you need a man you
Speaker 3: need to know what your PSA is or woman if
Speaker 3: you haven't had mammogram, and I know some women are
Speaker 3: just so reluctant to have mammograms. Well, there's other tests
Speaker 3: that can be done also, like ultrasound and memmerize. There's
Speaker 3: other tests and physical exams. One of the most important
Speaker 3: tests for women with breast cancer is physical exams and
Speaker 3: that can easily be done. So for most everybody, whether
Speaker 3: it's getting colonoscopy or PSA or paps, mirrors, or mammograms
Speaker 3: or screening for lung cancer and smokers, these tests can
Speaker 3: save lives. So how do we have it that we
Speaker 3: have a president of the United States in whom we
Speaker 3: spend hundreds of millions of dollars really to protect the
Speaker 3: president and care for the president and the White House.
Speaker 3: For example, President Joe Biden traveled one point eight million
Speaker 3: miles on Air Force one and Air Force two one
Speaker 3: point eight million miles. And we know the plane costs
Speaker 3: I think something like one hundred thousand dollars an hour.
Speaker 3: So you can imagine how many hundreds of millions of
Speaker 3: dollars just from travel, not don't mention protection, Secret Service,
Speaker 3: a White House, and places where he stays around the world.
Speaker 3: And yet a simple test, a simple test that costs
Speaker 3: a few dollars, was never done while he was president
Speaker 3: of the United States. And in fact, how did this
Speaker 3: man end up having stage four cancer diagnosed just one
Speaker 3: hundred and twenty days after being president? He was diagnosed
Speaker 3: one hundred and twenty days after he left the White
Speaker 3: House his president United States? And he apparently had no
Speaker 3: PSA done ever while in the White House, and since
Speaker 3: twenty fourteen he was vice president twenty fourteen, he had
Speaker 3: a PSA done. That information's never been released. He's never
Speaker 3: allowed that to be released apparently, and even the current
Speaker 3: PSA is not being released. So what do we know
Speaker 3: about the former Vice president and President Joe Biden. Well,
Speaker 3: we're going to talk about that extensively. Right now. We
Speaker 3: know that he has stage four cancer. Stage four cancers
Speaker 3: treatable but not curable. And that's a big other point.
Speaker 3: Many people confuse treatable with curabo. Curable means not that
Speaker 3: it's guaranteed cure. There's no guarantees in the world for
Speaker 3: almost anything, but many, many cancers can be treated. Our
Speaker 3: goal as a cancer doctors to try to find cancers
Speaker 3: early as much as possible, when they're more successfully treated,
Speaker 3: for example, early prostate cancer, like we know Rudy Giuliani.
Speaker 3: Giulani had prostate cancer twenty five years ago. Both of
Speaker 3: those men are about the same age. One man here
Speaker 3: is twenty five years later and he looks like he's
Speaker 3: in great health. Rudy Giuliani, who was diagnosed I believe
Speaker 3: it an early point, treated at an early point with
Speaker 3: effective therapy. And another man, Joe Biden, apparently nearly never
Speaker 3: got screening, nearly never got followed, and now has stage
Speaker 3: four cancer that's not curable. In stage four cancer is
Speaker 3: not anything that any of us seek because it means
Speaker 3: can be treated but not cured, So the goal is
Speaker 3: different the goal of a curable cancers to cure it.
Speaker 3: In someone like Rudy Giuliani had a few weeks of
Speaker 3: treatment and now, to the best of our knowledge, she
Speaker 3: is doing great. He's living a life twenty five years later.
Speaker 3: And Joe Biden, on the other hand, has a very
Speaker 3: very aggressive cancer glease in a nine stage four which
Speaker 3: is treatable and most likely will be treatable, and he'll
Speaker 3: continue to live some but most likely never ever be cured.
Speaker 3: So what a huge difference between these two men. So
Speaker 3: we talk about these predicament of these Joe Biden and
Speaker 3: how it got in the predicament, and how in some
Speaker 3: ways the government, his government was somewhat responsible for the
Speaker 3: care or miscare of millions of American men. So we'll
Speaker 3: be talking to him about that in just a moment.
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Speaker 3: World's most protected man's prostate cancer missed in and out
Speaker 3: of White House for sixteen years. No recent PSA now
Speaker 3: stage four Gleason nine prostate cancer spread to his bones.
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liiderman at the WR Studios
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Speaker 3: We are back. So Joe Biden has stage four cancer.
Speaker 3: That means it left the prostate and traveled through the
Speaker 3: blood stream. It's in the blood stream, which means you
Speaker 3: can go where it wants. Stage four and it's been
Speaker 3: reported I'm not his doctor. I know what you know
Speaker 3: or have access to. What you have access to that
Speaker 3: is Gleason nine cancer. Gleason is how the cancer looks
Speaker 3: under the micro So the score goes from two, which
Speaker 3: is the best, ten is the worst. He has Gleason nine,
Speaker 3: which is about as bad as can be as far
Speaker 3: as how it appears under the microscope, and then the
Speaker 3: stage of it or the extent of it. In cancer,
Speaker 3: we always like to know what someone has. We know
Speaker 3: that he has Gleason nine cancer, and where is it?
Speaker 3: So it's traveled throughout the bloodstream by the blood itself.
Speaker 3: Cancer cells in the blood and got to the bone.
Speaker 3: That's how he has bone metastasis from Gleason nine cancer.
Speaker 3: So how can the US president, with access to all
Speaker 3: the best healthcare and all the money in the world.
Speaker 3: There's I think twenty doctors that work at the White
Speaker 3: House and staff and all the facilities, how can a
Speaker 3: president have missed the diagnosis. Well, there's lots of reasons.
Speaker 3: I've been interviewed by several journalists. One journalist who's very
Speaker 3: prominent in New York came to me and said, Hey,
Speaker 3: it's not possible. They didn't know about it. They think
Speaker 3: it's all part of a cover up. This is a
Speaker 3: prominent journalist, that he's part of a cover up. Well, personally,
Speaker 3: I don't believe that. I believe that if the president
Speaker 3: had cancer, he would have known about it and treated
Speaker 3: it if he had ability to know about it. Now,
Speaker 3: is it possible that he never asked his doctor for
Speaker 3: a PSA. I believe that's possible. He probably is maybe
Speaker 3: not up to snuff for healthcare.
Speaker 6: Now.
Speaker 3: As his wife, doctor Jill, you might think, hey, she
Speaker 3: might say to her doctor's now, what can we do?
Speaker 3: What tests can we do to make sure my husband
Speaker 3: doesn't get a cancer, doesn't get heart disease? What's his cholesterol,
Speaker 3: what's his PSA? What's his chest scan?
Speaker 6: Show?
Speaker 3: What his colonoscopy show? All these things you would think
Speaker 3: that the patient or the wife would do. And then
Speaker 3: remember he's got his own personal physician in the White House.
Speaker 3: In fact, he has more than one. You would think
Speaker 3: that someone would be saying, hey, this is an a
Speaker 3: year old man or seventy year old man. Remember his
Speaker 3: last PSA when he was seventy one and he's now
Speaker 3: eighty two. So for more than a decade no PSAs
Speaker 3: and even now they're not telling us where the PSA
Speaker 3: is now. Usually a PSA is a blood test prosthetic
Speaker 3: specific antigen, and usually in a man about his age.
Speaker 3: I would say usually is somewhere between three or four
Speaker 3: for a healthy man. Some are lower, some are higher.
Speaker 3: Not everyone with prostate elevated PSA has cancer. So some
Speaker 3: people say, oh, it's not a useful test because it's
Speaker 3: not always perfect. Well, there's very few tests that are
Speaker 3: perfect in the world, even biopsies. Biopsies can miss the
Speaker 3: cancer even though you put a needle in the prostate,
Speaker 3: or and wherever a lump of cancer. Even if you
Speaker 3: put a needle in a lump of cancer doesn't always
Speaker 3: come out positive. So there's always false positives and false negatives.
Speaker 3: Say gives you an idea, and let's say very likely
Speaker 3: with stage four cancer Gleason nine, it's very likely his
Speaker 3: PSA is more than fifty or more than one hundred.
Speaker 3: And I see men with bone metastasis whose PSA is
Speaker 3: even more than a thousand, and sometimes thousands. So how
Speaker 3: is it possible that he got into this pico wells? Again,
Speaker 3: some people say he knew all about it, or his
Speaker 3: doctors knew all about it and hid it from us.
Speaker 3: That's possible. Person, I don't believe it. I take their word.
Speaker 3: I'm from Iowa, and I'm a very naive in that way.
Speaker 3: I like to believe people. I try to believe everyone,
Speaker 3: but try to be cautious about it. So how can
Speaker 3: a present with the best access to healthcare and no
Speaker 3: expense spared not be screened? Did it fall through the cracks?
Speaker 3: Did President Biden and doctor Jill never ask for testing done?
Speaker 3: Did their doctors never ask for testing done? Did no
Speaker 3: one ever ask for testing ben? It's hard to believe,
Speaker 3: but I can tell you every day in my office
Speaker 3: I see men and women who never get proper testing.
Speaker 3: I see some people I've just a couple of days ago,
Speaker 3: I saw a woman who never at mammogram, never at perapsmeir,
Speaker 3: never at colonoscopy, never had the tests that should have
Speaker 3: been done. And so many women in this category, so
Speaker 3: many end up having cancer, enough and massive cancers that
Speaker 3: even while they have lumps growing through their breast, and
Speaker 3: big lumps the size of grapes or plums or apples,
Speaker 3: or sometimes even bigger, or in denial about it. So
Speaker 3: there are some people in denial and then there's some
Speaker 3: people who have nothing who were fearful of having something.
Speaker 3: So we see everything in our office, everything most every day.
Speaker 3: So I don't believe personally that he knew about it.
Speaker 3: I don't believe his wife knew about it. I don't
Speaker 3: believe his doctors knew about it. I think they were
Speaker 3: all oblivious about the possibility of Obiden having prostate cancer.
Speaker 3: So now there are some people and one of the
Speaker 3: experts who's been very loud, was very loud in creating
Speaker 3: Obama Biden Care, and very loud even now. His name
Speaker 3: is doctor Emmanuel. Doctor Emmanuel help write Obamacare, and a
Speaker 3: lot of the Obamacare requirements were not based on what's
Speaker 3: good for someone, but on what the cost is. And
Speaker 3: even his day and age, Doctor o'manuel wrote an editorial
Speaker 3: in Wall Street Journal saying that he's sixty seven years
Speaker 3: old now and he's written an article saying he doesn't
Speaker 3: want to live beyond seventy five. He doesn't think life
Speaker 3: is worth living after seventy five. And in my view,
Speaker 3: this is very dangerous. It's very dangerous when you have
Speaker 3: someone who's politically motivated, who's telling people Americans or any
Speaker 3: nationality who should get healthcare. In fact, if you think
Speaker 3: about it, that's what Nazi Germany did. Nazi Germany and
Speaker 3: Hitler decided that certain people weren't worth living. And before
Speaker 3: the Nazis and Hitler started exterminating Jews, they started exterminating
Speaker 3: people who weren't thought to be perfect, who weren't perfect
Speaker 3: in their looks, or weren't perfect in their mental abilities,
Speaker 3: or weren't perfect in their physical abilities. And when you
Speaker 3: start having the government deciding who should live and who
Speaker 3: should die, it's very, very dangerous. And doctor Emmanuel who's saying, well,
Speaker 3: he wants to die. He doesn't believe anyone should be
Speaker 3: alive after seventy five, I can tell you we have
Speaker 3: Warren Buffett who's still working making billions of dollars at
Speaker 3: ninety four. And we have so many people. Right now,
Speaker 3: I'm treating a woman who's lovely, woman, one hundred years old,
Speaker 3: one hundred years old, and she too, she was seen.
Speaker 3: She has skin cancers. She was born and raised in Australia.
Speaker 3: She came to America at an American serviceman at age
Speaker 3: twenty four. In Australia came to America. But many, many
Speaker 3: Australians are from northern Europe like Ireland and England and Scotland,
Speaker 3: where their skin is not used to such intense sun
Speaker 3: as is seen in Australia, and many have terrible skin cancers.
Speaker 3: In fact, there's an epidemic of melanomas, and we treat
Speaker 3: a variety of skin cancers non invasively. So many many
Speaker 3: people come to us from Australian around the world because
Speaker 3: they don't want deforming surgery, deforming most surgery. So we
Speaker 3: see so many people with skin cancers, some easy, some
Speaker 3: difficult locations. Right now, we're treating a woman with cancer
Speaker 3: right on the islid elsewhere they wanted to remove her eyelid.
Speaker 3: Then other woman right on a tier duck would have
Speaker 3: been deforming surgery on her eye and nose is here
Speaker 3: just after fu treatments. Her cancer's gone. And this woman
Speaker 3: who's one hundred years old, brought in by a loving family,
Speaker 3: her cancer is going away. She had a massive cancer
Speaker 3: and two adjacent spots on her leg and now is
Speaker 3: going into remission because she wants better care. She does
Speaker 3: not want to die a painful, miserable death. And she
Speaker 3: has a loving family who supports her wishes. And she's
Speaker 3: here every day for a short course of treatment to
Speaker 3: most likely have a high chance of getting rid of
Speaker 3: the skin cancer leg even at age one hundred. So personally,
Speaker 3: I do not believe in discrimination of any sort. I
Speaker 3: believe that people who are sick need care. We offer
Speaker 3: innovative care for people, whether it's brain cancers, or skin cancers,
Speaker 3: or lung cancers, or pancreas or liver or kidney cancers,
Speaker 3: bladder cancers, prostate cancers, primary cancers, or metastatic cancers. And
Speaker 3: I should tell you about six years ago I met
Speaker 3: Joe Biden on the street, and I only met him
Speaker 3: for a few minutes, but I can tell you that
Speaker 3: if I met him for more I would have asked
Speaker 3: him about his PSA and his other tests, if he's
Speaker 3: up to date for colonoscopy and PSA. And I would
Speaker 3: have assumed that someone in the White House would have
Speaker 3: been doing those things, just as I would have recommended
Speaker 3: to him had I been his doctor. So how did
Speaker 3: he slip through the crack? So I believe he did
Speaker 3: not know about it? Unfortunately, he probably did not ask,
Speaker 3: or perhaps he did ask, and his doctor says, Oh,
Speaker 3: at your age, you don't have anything to worry about
Speaker 3: And I see so many patients who come to me
Speaker 3: with cancer who've been seen by doctors who have been told, oh,
Speaker 3: at your age, you don't have anything to worry about. Well,
Speaker 3: the fact is that someone who's whatever, eighty two years old,
Speaker 3: his age is more likely to make it another ten
Speaker 3: or twenty years than someone who's thirty or forty. So
Speaker 3: I believe everyone should have the chance. And I believe
Speaker 3: these decisions should be made between the doctor and the patient,
Speaker 3: not by some government decree. And whether he didn't know
Speaker 3: about it, his wife didn't offer an opinion, or his
Speaker 3: doctors didn't recommend it, that's how I believe he got
Speaker 3: to this pico stage four cancer, incurable but treatable. And
Speaker 3: this is the work we do. And like I spoke
Speaker 3: about Steven just a few days ago, with stage four cancer,
Speaker 3: he came to me as an executive in one of
Speaker 3: the biggest companies in America, also with stage four cancer,
Speaker 3: and now his PSA is zero. Five and a half
Speaker 3: years later, after a program we put together here at
Speaker 3: Radio Stority in New York, we've treated nine thousand men
Speaker 3: for cancer cure. And then there's other patients like Stephen
Speaker 3: that we treat to get them in remission and durable
Speaker 3: remission and a good quality of life. And this is
Speaker 3: the work that we do every day at thirteen eighty
Speaker 3: four Broadway, and would have done for Joe Biden whether
Speaker 3: it came to us with a localized prostay cancer like
Speaker 3: he most likely had years ago. Of course he had
Speaker 3: a localized cancer. Of course he did, because that's how
Speaker 3: prostay cancers start. They don't start in the bones, they
Speaker 3: start in the pro state. So most probably had he
Speaker 3: had a PSA and action was taken on it in
Speaker 3: let's say, back in twenty fourteen, when he had that
Speaker 3: most distant PSA, most likely it would have been abnormal,
Speaker 3: or if not abnormal, would need to be followed. It
Speaker 3: apparently was never fouled until recently when he had finally
Speaker 3: had a rectal exam. And there's no report of rector
Speaker 3: exams for over a decade, which should be done along
Speaker 3: with the PSA. So here's a man president United States
Speaker 3: Vice President of the United States, and he's also a
Speaker 3: private citizen member. Between twenty seventeen and twenty twenty one,
Speaker 3: he was a private citizen. He didn't have to go
Speaker 3: to a government doctor. He could have gone to his
Speaker 3: own doctor in Delaware or wherever he was. Had a
Speaker 3: business in Philadelphia at the University of Pennsylvania, so he
Speaker 3: had access. But whether he was in the White House Bethesda,
Speaker 3: well to read University of Pennsylvania. To the best of
Speaker 3: our knowledge, there was no PSA done by any physician
Speaker 3: until now with stage four cancer. My name's doctor Liederman.
Speaker 3: I want to tell you a couple of things before
Speaker 3: we take a short break.
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Speaker 3: Doctor. So there are some people who say, hey, older
Speaker 3: people shouldn't get access to care. It costs too much money.
Speaker 3: That's doctor Emmanuel. They're not talking about whether who should
Speaker 3: live and die. It's just to cost too much money.
Speaker 3: So if you're a certain age or certain this or that,
Speaker 3: no care. That's the man who wrote Obamacare. And that's
Speaker 3: why you see so many doctors who are closing their
Speaker 3: practices or going into hospitals because they're not welcome anymore
Speaker 3: as private practitioners. A prominent advisor, EZEKIEO. Emmanuel was a
Speaker 3: top advisor to Obama and Biden, and he wrote Obama
Speaker 3: Biden care to a large degree, and he tried to
Speaker 3: put government in control of your life. So if you
Speaker 3: want the government, well that's what we got here, and
Speaker 3: you can take advantage of it by not going there,
Speaker 3: going to your own private doctor who wants to take
Speaker 3: care of you, not to follow the government regulations. And
Speaker 3: he could say, and some people say, hey, these were
Speaker 3: reckoms and men shouldn't. It's recommended, patient recommended you don't
Speaker 3: get mammograms, recommending you don't get PSAs and recommended you
Speaker 3: don't get colonoscopies. Well, they can say, okay, you don't
Speaker 3: have to follow the recommendations. That's true. But what happened
Speaker 3: is so many doctors are intimidated, and so many patients
Speaker 3: are intimidated, and maybe even President Vice President Joe Biden
Speaker 3: was intimidated that he didn't get proper care. In my view,
Speaker 3: so he did not. Biden did not get a PSA
Speaker 3: since twenty fourteen. He was seventy one years old. Remember
Speaker 3: the government then said, hey, men shouldn't be getting PSAs, right,
Speaker 3: it cost too much money. So his own government put
Speaker 3: together recommendations that he followed and resulted in his stage
Speaker 3: four cancer. Right, I mean it's his government under Obama
Speaker 3: and Biden put together a task force and made recommendations.
Speaker 3: These recommendations were fouled by many many doctors and patients,
Speaker 3: not as if they were recommendations, but if they were restrictions.
Speaker 3: And so when these restrictions took place that men shouldn't
Speaker 3: get PSAs and women shouldn't get mammograms, many many more
Speaker 3: people presented with advanced cancer. For example, after the government said, oh,
Speaker 3: don't get PSAs. It's recommended, not a law, it's recommended.
Speaker 3: The number of advanced prostate cancers grew tremendously, and then
Speaker 3: they backtracked, and now what do you get in exchange?
Speaker 3: So for what Biden Obama did resulted in a way
Speaker 3: with Biden getting stage four cancer. Like I talked about before,
Speaker 3: in the Bible, the Hebrew Bible, Isaiah chapter eight, verse seven,
Speaker 3: they for they sow the wind, and they shall reap
Speaker 3: the world wind. And that's what Joe Biden has cause
Speaker 3: and effect. It's pretty clear Biden really never had a chance.
Speaker 3: They never got a PSA in eleven years, no one
Speaker 3: did erect exam. Apparently he never had a chance because
Speaker 3: someone took recommendations which you can oppose, and I certainly
Speaker 3: don't agree with those recommendations. I believe that every human
Speaker 3: being should have a chance to live, every human being
Speaker 3: should know what the options are. And in my office
Speaker 3: at Radiosity, New York, you will see signs up which
Speaker 3: I don't believe you'll see anywhere else that it says
Speaker 3: you are the President of the United States. Of your body,
Speaker 3: it's not Joe Biden, it's not Obama. It's not Trump,
Speaker 3: it's you. You are the president of your body. And
Speaker 3: if you come in here, we'll talk about whether a
Speaker 3: woman wants to get breast screening, whether you don't like
Speaker 3: a mammogram but you will when you get an ultrasound
Speaker 3: or an MRI or physical exam or blood tests. There's
Speaker 3: usually some way to satisfy most everyone and get good care.
Speaker 3: With Biden, apparently there was no way of satisfying or
Speaker 3: getting good care. And maybe he didn't even know about it.
Speaker 3: Maybe no one even mentioned it to him. Maybe he
Speaker 3: and Jill never thought of it. Maybe his doctor hid
Speaker 3: from him, or maybe his doctor was too ashamed to
Speaker 3: do a recto exam. So many people are so ashamed,
Speaker 3: like my friend who died of rectal cancer because he
Speaker 3: was too ashamed to get kolenoscopy. Maybe Biden will die
Speaker 3: of this prostate cancer, sad to say, because he was
Speaker 3: too ashamed to get a recto exam, or maybe because
Speaker 3: his doctor was too even ashamed to ask him about
Speaker 3: getting a recto exam. So in two thousand and eight,
Speaker 3: the US Task for IT task force of so called
Speaker 3: experts advised against screening above the age of seventy five.
Speaker 3: Well I see plenty of people over at seventy five,
Speaker 3: and again those people that are over seventy five are
Speaker 3: often very likely more likely than me or you to
Speaker 3: live to be one hundred, So why be prejudiced against?
Speaker 3: And in fact, on one hand the government advising against
Speaker 3: screening for people over seventy five, but yet there's laws
Speaker 3: against age discrimination. So what is it age discrimination or discrimination?
Speaker 3: We have it both ways by this government, and someone
Speaker 3: like Joe Biden was caught in the crease between the
Speaker 3: two apparently. And then at first the TESK Force advised
Speaker 3: against any PSA screening for all men, and maybe mister
Speaker 3: Biden and his wife and his doctors believed that warning
Speaker 3: or didn't think about it or thought maybe, well, maybe
Speaker 3: it's the law and not a warning or not a recommendation.
Speaker 3: So he got this PSA and then another PSA for
Speaker 3: eleven years for a man of his age. It's in
Speaker 3: my view crazy, And if you look through the literature
Speaker 3: and what people are writing on the internet, a lot
Speaker 3: of people are saying, hey, it's malpractice not to get
Speaker 3: a PSA on a man who's seventy three or seventy four.
Speaker 3: He's in your office, he's getting blood tests, and I'm
Speaker 3: confident that he had blood tests. Someone counted his blood count,
Speaker 3: and someone checked his kidneys. They could have checked one
Speaker 3: little box and asked for a PSA and apparently that
Speaker 3: was never never done. And when the government of these
Speaker 3: recommendations not to do testing or more, men had advanced
Speaker 3: cancer which is less curable. So in my view, the
Speaker 3: idea is to diagnose cancer early on and treat people
Speaker 3: so they'll have a long and healthy life. Again, like
Speaker 3: Rudy Giuliani, he was treated, diagnosed, treated twenty five years
Speaker 3: ago and he has a long healthy life and he too,
Speaker 3: hopefully will live to be one hundred and twenty. That's
Speaker 3: what we want for everyone to have a long and
Speaker 3: healthy life and not suffer with advanced cancer. And if
Speaker 3: you think that people don't suffer with stage four cancer,
Speaker 3: I believe you're wrong. I see that every day. I
Speaker 3: see men suffering with terrible pain and suffering. Of a
Speaker 3: man right now from Africa. He was diagnosed with prostate
Speaker 3: cancer in Africa. He wasn't living at sixteen hundred Pennsylvania
Speaker 3: Avenue where the President was living in Africa, and he
Speaker 3: presents with stage four cancer. Now, the cancer is in
Speaker 3: almost every bone in his body. He's in a wheelchair,
Speaker 3: he's suffering. And that's what it means. That's what advanced
Speaker 3: prostate cancer does. It goes to the bones, and men
Speaker 3: suffer and their families suffered. It's not only the patient
Speaker 3: who suffers. Often family suffer as much as the patient.
Speaker 3: Trying to take care of the patient, trying to find
Speaker 3: comfort to the patient. And yes, of course we treat
Speaker 3: patients with stage one and two and three and four
Speaker 3: cancers of all type, including prostate cancer. And like Steve
Speaker 3: who presented with stage four cancer here five and a
Speaker 3: half years ago, he is now with a PSA of zero,
Speaker 3: living the life, doing well, traveling the world, has a
Speaker 3: beautiful wife and home and summer home. And that's what
Speaker 3: we want for everyone, whether it's stage one or stage four.
Speaker 3: And this is the work that we do to fight
Speaker 3: for best results. Alicia Finley of The Wall Street Journal
Speaker 3: asks why don't experts trust older patients and their own
Speaker 3: physicians to make informed decisions based upon individual benefits and risks.
Speaker 3: Why was it or maybe it was maybe Joe Biden,
Speaker 3: and Joe Biden was asked, hey, do you want a PSA?
Speaker 3: And they said no, we don't know that they haven't
Speaker 3: commented on that, so we don't know if they actually
Speaker 3: decline the testing, or physicians decline the testing, or just
Speaker 3: foul through the cracks. You would think as a public
Speaker 3: service that a president like Joe Biden, who's been employed
Speaker 3: by the public. I know he's a public servant, they say,
Speaker 3: but in fact, we've been paying his salary for fifty years.
Speaker 3: You would think he'd make a statement and say, hey,
Speaker 3: I chose not to have a PSA and this is
Speaker 3: the reasons why. Or I made a mistake, and you
Speaker 3: shouldn't make the same mistake I did. You should go
Speaker 3: get screening, whether it's for breast cancer or lung cancer,
Speaker 3: or colorectal cancer, or prostate cancer or skin cancer. You
Speaker 3: should not make the same mistake that I Joe Biden made.
Speaker 3: So why can't experts allow older patients and younger patients
Speaker 3: than their physicians make informed decisions. And that's what In fact, women,
Speaker 3: for example, who are talking about abortion, we're in charge
Speaker 3: of our body. Well isn't Joe Biden and every man
Speaker 3: and woman in charge of their body to make decisions.
Speaker 3: Why is it a government task force that's look at
Speaker 3: the cost of screening making these decisions rather than patience.
Speaker 3: Why is it and just these simple things that Obama
Speaker 3: and Biden tried to curtail. They tried to curtail mammograms
Speaker 3: for breast cancer and PSA for prostate cancer. These two
Speaker 3: cancers alone caused the death of tens of thousands of
Speaker 3: Americans every year. About forty thousand American men die every
Speaker 3: year of prostate cancer. So don't think it's an innocuous disease.
Speaker 3: It's a terrible disease. Breast cancer too. That's where we're
Speaker 3: trying to diagnose early, these cancers early. My name is
Speaker 3: doctor Linderman. Will write back.
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Speaker 3: Doctor Liederman Cancer Treatment, thirteen eighty four Broadway met Joe
Speaker 3: Biden on Broadway. Didn't ask about PSA, thought the White
Speaker 3: House would no recent PSA now metastatic stage four Gleason
Speaker 3: nine prosta cancer. His life could have changed with doctor
Speaker 3: Liederman's proste care. Men screened have twenty percent greater survival.
Speaker 3: Not screened forty five percent more death. True for Biden
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Speaker 4: Welcome back to the Radio Surgery Hour. This is Rob
Speaker 4: Redstone here with doctor Gil Liederman at the WR studios
Speaker 4: in the hearts of New York City were just a
Speaker 4: few steps from the Radiosurgery New York Cancer Treatment Center
Speaker 4: on Broadway in thirty eighth Street. Leaderman, the leading cancer expert,
Speaker 4: treats prostate cancer not invasively. He was the first in
Speaker 4: New York with fractionated brain radio surgery, and he's the
Speaker 4: first in America and in the Western Hemisphere with body radiosurgery.
Speaker 4: You can also call doctor Liederman at two and two
Speaker 4: choices for a free informative booklet and DVD. Hey, doctor Liderman,
Speaker 4: we're back.
Speaker 3: I understand why so many men and their loved ones
Speaker 3: are fearful of surgery for prostate cancer. Surgery is one option.
Speaker 3: It's not an option that I usually recommend because it's
Speaker 3: so devastating to men. About ninety eight percent of men
Speaker 3: end up impotent after surgery because surgery damages the nerves.
Speaker 3: About eighty percent of men have leak each of urine
Speaker 3: after surgery for prostate cancer. Because surgery damages the nerves.
Speaker 3: Surgery cuts out the prostate and urethra, which then shortens
Speaker 3: the penis terrible and the results are less good. For example,
Speaker 3: if you have a Gleason seven cancer with Gleason seven
Speaker 3: cancer with surgery in the best hands in America, success
Speaker 3: is only sixty percent. With doctor Liederman. Here our results
Speaker 3: are ninety percent. So surgery is devastating. It destroys the
Speaker 3: quality of life. Surgery destroys the urinary control for so
Speaker 3: many men. Surgery shortens the penis, and surgery fails in
Speaker 3: so many men. And I'm talking about any kind of
Speaker 3: surgery for prostact cancer, whether it's open surgery or radical
Speaker 3: robotic surgery versus our treatment. Our treatment is outpatient. A
Speaker 3: man walks in, gets a treatment, and walks out. Most
Speaker 3: of our men are sexually functional. Ninety eight percent of
Speaker 3: our men keep their urinary control. The success rate is high,
Speaker 3: there's not shortening of the penis. So many men and
Speaker 3: their doctors equate surgery with all results, and it's not
Speaker 3: the case. Surgery is so different. Surgery versus treatment here
Speaker 3: at Radio Sturdy, New York is like day and night.
Speaker 3: And that's why nine thousand men have come and have
Speaker 3: been treated for cure by me. Over years, we've treated
Speaker 3: nine thousand men with prostate cancer for cure with high success.
Speaker 3: And I believe if Joe Biden knew that he could
Speaker 3: have an outpatient treatment with high success, he would have
Speaker 3: taken that without radical surgery, if he had only been informed.
Speaker 3: I very seldom see someone who advocates against their own
Speaker 3: health and against themselves. It's very very rare. I can
Speaker 3: tell you that our treatment is also very inexpensive. We
Speaker 3: have Obamacare, people like doctor Emmanuel saying, oh, screenings too
Speaker 3: expensive and treatments too expensive. Well, if you go to
Speaker 3: a free standing center like Radio Sir dew York Arp
Speaker 3: has said, if you want the most economical care, the
Speaker 3: best bank for your buck, go to a free standing
Speaker 3: radiology center like Radio Sturt in York. The problem is
Speaker 3: because of Obama and Biden, they've destroyed the practice, the
Speaker 3: private practice of so many doctors. When Obama and Biden
Speaker 3: came into the White House, six sixty percent of American
Speaker 3: doctors were private practitioners, and now it's down to less
Speaker 3: than thirty percent. So they've reinbversed the hospitals at great sums.
Speaker 3: They forced doctors to leave their practice to go to
Speaker 3: hospitals where the costs are so much more. It's the
Speaker 3: same doctor. Why should the same doctor get paid more
Speaker 3: if he's working in a hospital or she's working in
Speaker 3: a hospital than in a private office. Well that's what
Speaker 3: Obama's brought us. So they brought us a system that's
Speaker 3: much more expensive. Why did our health costs go up?
Speaker 3: Why did insurance costs go up? Well it wasn't only
Speaker 3: because of that, that's part of it. The pre existing
Speaker 3: conditions means that some people don't have any insurance until
Speaker 3: they need it. Well that's not really insurance, as is
Speaker 3: buying subsidized care. So everything that was done about Obamacare
Speaker 3: resulted in people getting less access in some ways because
Speaker 3: the cost were greater. More costs to society. And now
Speaker 3: you see the government curtailing the care, so detailing what
Speaker 3: President Biden needed himself, which was diligent care. And in
Speaker 3: some ways it may have been his own actions cutting
Speaker 3: off care that harmed him and maybe his demise. So
Speaker 3: the wind and reaped the whirlwind. As it's said in
Speaker 3: the Bible. It's well known. And if doctor Emmanuel believes
Speaker 3: Americans should die at seventy five, well that's great for him.
Speaker 3: But I can tell you I deal with many people
Speaker 3: or fifty five and sixty five and seventy five and
Speaker 3: eighty five in ninety five who want care, and we
Speaker 3: can't predict how long that person's going to live. And
Speaker 3: why should the government curtail care based on age? That's discrimination.
Speaker 3: So advanced prostate cases increased because of the government. Now
Speaker 3: you've got the president with very advanced Gleason nine PSA
Speaker 3: unknown stage four cancer. And same is true women protesting
Speaker 3: about their bodies, about abortions. Why is an everyone protesting
Speaker 3: that everyone deserves the right to medical care. And everyone
Speaker 3: deserves the right to medical care. That's good care that
Speaker 3: should not be determined by the government. It should be
Speaker 3: determined by a person's desire and a person's knowledge and
Speaker 3: the relationship with the doctor. And it shouldn't be that
Speaker 3: the government is imposing upon the doctor or the patient
Speaker 3: what's available to them. It should be what's best for
Speaker 3: the patient. And I believe that every person deserves a
Speaker 3: doctor that fights for the patient, not fights for the government,
Speaker 3: and not fights to contain health care. I believe you
Speaker 3: can get great health care mainly by a private practitioner
Speaker 3: outside of a hospital, where you have a doctor, not
Speaker 3: a doctor substitute, whatever that might be. Many people come
Speaker 3: to me, they say, oh, I saw doctor Joe, and
Speaker 3: I go google doctor Joe. It's not even a doctor,
Speaker 3: whether it's an assistant or a trainee or a student whatever.
Speaker 3: So many people are not even seeing doctors anymore. Which
Speaker 3: is also so different than the care here at Radio Stirch,
Speaker 3: New York, where you actually have a board certified doctor
Speaker 3: caring for you. This is the work that we do
Speaker 3: every day at thirtenty four Broadway Broadway in thirty eighth
Speaker 3: Street in the heart of New York City. So doctor
Speaker 3: Emmanuel responded to a patient who was treated for prostate cancer,
Speaker 3: and he responded to them that he only cares about
Speaker 3: the cost. He doesn't care about the results. He doesn't
Speaker 3: care about the patient, doesn't care about the patient's health.
Speaker 3: So it's so different when you talk to someone who's
Speaker 3: not really a caring doctor that cares for another human being.
Speaker 3: And this is we fight for. Had Joe Boden come
Speaker 3: to thirty eighty four Broadway, he would have had a
Speaker 3: PSA done a decade ago or more and he would
Speaker 3: have had regular PSAs just like you. And whether you're
Speaker 3: a man or a woman or child, you would have
Speaker 3: care based on what is the best screening for you.
Speaker 3: And you're welcome to come. There's three groups of people
Speaker 3: who come here. When is people want to know if
Speaker 3: they have cancer screening. They don't have cancer, but they
Speaker 3: come here to thirty eighty four Broadway. We accept most
Speaker 3: insurances Medicare Metlakai. Second is people who just diagnosed with
Speaker 3: cancer that want the best possible care, and that could
Speaker 3: be Joe Biden or anyone else who's just diagnosed. And
Speaker 3: then the third group of people with cancer and they're
Speaker 3: not getting care, they're not getting results, or their treatment
Speaker 3: is not working or too toxic, reasons to stop innovative
Speaker 3: cancer care. My name Doctor Liederman, thirt tenty four Broadway,
Speaker 3: New York's only Harvard trained, Triple Board certified doctor here
Speaker 3: for you, calls it two and two choices, two and
Speaker 3: two choices. God bless you and thank you.
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