MedPro Group

President Trump brags about deportations and other foreign extractions all the time.

President Trump orders the DOJ and the FBI, CIA to investigate Medical Protective's role in Dr. Durrani's flight from this country.

Medical Protective is his insurer.

President Trump has them investigate matters related to him all the time.

President Trump orders the DOJ and FBI to investigate the Ohio State and federal judiciary's conduct, particularly Maureen O'Connor, Sharon Kennedy, Judge Michael Barrett, and Judge, Judge Edmund Sargis.

It's high comedy.

He, um, uh, and start the investigation against Medical Protective, I'm fine.

So I'm-

Who'd you s- uh, who'd you send that to?

And he's working with hundreds of former patients of this doctor who are suing the doctor for alleged medical malpractice, negligence, and fraud.

In a lawsuit filed against Deters, the doctor's malpractice insurer, MedPro Group, accused Deters of a, quote, "Calculated scheme to extract payments from the insurer." Deters denied the accusations in an interview, calling it, quote, "The most ridiculous BS lawsuit of all time." The text showed Deters asking Guilfoyle for help getting the Justice Department to launch an investigation into the doctor and bring him back to US soil.

He also talked about plans to publicize the case.

He wanted to get his story of the victims onto Tucker Carlson, which is a conservative media figure.

Now, of course, we all know the reason why, and I gotta say at this brief moment 580 victims of Dr. Durrani for unnecessary spine surgeries.

I asked her for her help to bring attention to it and Medical Protective, his insurance company.

I want Durrani extradited.

I want an investigation on how he fled the country, and she couldn't even do that for me.

Right.

I sent them an email yesterday, and I said to them that I do plan on, uh, suing Kimberly Guilfoyle for defamation.

But I also said that if it helps them, if it helps them with the Kimberly Guilfoyle situation, as long as they extradite Durrani, and as long as they, um, uh, start the investigation against Medical Protective, I'm fine.

So I'm-

They just do it right out in the open.

So Kimberly Guilfoyle, after I've done all this stuff for her, given her $300,000, promised her another million dollars if she helped me draw attention to Medical Protective and the plight of the Dr. Durrani victims and get Dr. Durrani extradited back here.

had the cohenes to say, oh, Eric, I need $100,000 to pay off my American Express card.

And I said, wait a minute, Kimberly, you haven't done squat for me.

Men do that.

You say, hey, my wife would be upset with me.

At the time, because I'm spending $2 million a year fighting for these Durante victims against Medical Protective, I didn't have an extra $100,000 lying around to give to Kimberly Guilfoyle.

And it's so funny, Don, because since that time where I said I'm not going to do this, I finally told her I wasn't going to do it.

This brought Deeters into conflict with Durrani's Indiana-based malpractice insurance, which had taken the position that it is not liable in the case of willful misconduct.

In a lawsuit, MedPro accused Deeters of a, quote, "...calculated scheme to extract payments from the insurer, at first through abuse of litigation and ultimately by outright extortion through threats of violence, murder, and by blackmail against the company's CEO." Dieters denies the accusations, calling it, quote, the most ridiculous BS lawsuit of all time.

He says that he asked Guilfoyle to involve the Justice Department in an investigation into MedPro.

He also told Guilfoyle he would pay her a million dollars if she helped him land an interview on Tucker Carlson's little Internet show.

He wanted to bring attention to his cause.