Topic: Coma

A new Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) report confirms that U.S. hospitals have been harvesting organs from patients who were still alive. Cases in Kentucky and Virginia involve patients declared "brain dead" who showed signs of life just before surgery. Former Governor Ralph Northam’s comments on infant resuscitation are cited as evidence of a "ghoulish" medical system that prioritizes organ sales over patient life.

The host recounts his father’s warning from the 1980s not to sign an organ donor card, claiming doctors would "kill viable people" for parts. The 1979 film "Coma" is described as a "documentary" rather than a mystery, reflecting real-world practices in major metropolitan hospitals. Allegations of infanticide and harvesting in the third trimester are also discussed as part of a broader "medical tyranny" system.

The 1978 film *Coma* is described not as fiction, but as a "documentary" regarding the reality of the medical system. The plot, involving a conspiracy to induce comas in healthy patients for organ theft, is cited as a reflection of actual practices in major metropolitan hospitals. Personal anecdotes from a host's father, who owned a hospital, suggest that doctors have long been aware of "viable" patients being sacrificed for their organs. The segment argues that the medical establishment has abandoned the Hippocratic Oath in favor of a profit-driven "cult" of death.

FEMA Chief Financial Officer Mary Comas and three other officials were fired after it was revealed the agency spent $59 million in one week on luxury hotels for migrants in New York City. This spending occurred in defiance of a presidential executive order banning FEMA funds for undocumented immigrants. President Trump has called for the termination of FEMA, suggesting that individual states should handle disaster relief more effectively and at a lower cost.

Melissa explains that after bringing her husband home, his oxygen levels dropped, forcing her to call 911. He was returned to PeaceHealth Hospital, where he was placed in a medically induced coma and intubated. She is currently working with two attorneys to obtain an emergency injunction to force the hospital to allow alternative treatments, citing studies on the NIH website that support her requests.

Dr. Jane Ruby provides details on the death of Captain Nashad Qayyam and other reports of pilots experiencing burst blood vessels and incapacitation following vaccination. She argues that the airline industry's medical standards are being compromised and that the recent FDA approval of the Pfizer jab is based on fraudulent data.