Speaker 1: Have my own musical project, you know, alval Anker. You
Speaker 1: can if you google alval Anker, you can look it
Speaker 1: up on Spotify. I'm a musician. I have my own
Speaker 1: solo project. So it's kind of like alval Acre is
Speaker 1: kind of like a band. Uh. So I'm a musician
Speaker 1: and uh also been working with I've also been working
Speaker 1: with this guy Martin Scarley, who uh you can look
Speaker 1: him up. He's pretty He's pretty famous and infamous.
Speaker 2: Is he the one that did the cancer scam? Uh?
Speaker 1: No, no, no, he had nothing to do with No.
Speaker 2: He he about a medicine. Is that the same Mark Scurley.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it was something about he was in the pharmaceutical industry.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah he he Instead of paying he raised the
Speaker 2: prize of the seven hundred figy dollars a bottle of a.
Speaker 1: Medicine, right exactly. But but if you know the whole story,
Speaker 1: what really happened. The thing is, uh, nobody, First of all,
Speaker 1: the drug only a thousand people every year use this
Speaker 1: drug and you only have to take it one time
Speaker 1: in your life, so you take it once and that's it.
Speaker 1: And nobody had and the insurance covers everything. So nobody,
Speaker 1: the only people that were really hurt by this were
Speaker 1: the insurance companies. So he just made money from the
Speaker 1: insurance companies. He didn't take money from any.
Speaker 2: What about the what about the stuff that? What about
Speaker 2: the tweets about Hillary Clinton?
Speaker 1: Oh, he made a tweet about Hillary Clinton saying he
Speaker 1: said that he would He made a joke saying, if
Speaker 1: somebody gets me like a piece of Hilly Clinton's hair
Speaker 1: or something for DNA, He'll pay them fifty thousand dollars
Speaker 1: or something like that. So Hillary Clinton had her people
Speaker 1: arrest him because she said that was endangering her safety.
Speaker 2: I watched the American episode. I've watched the American Greed
Speaker 2: episode of Martin Scarlie, so I am a little familiar
Speaker 2: about Martin.
Speaker 1: Yeah, there's a lot of bias about that, but he's
Speaker 1: actually really a good person. He got into the pharmaceutical
Speaker 1: industry because he wants to help people who have rare
Speaker 1: illnesses and rare diseases, and he wants to make cures
Speaker 1: for them and help and make make medicine for people
Speaker 1: who are sick with rare illnesses.