International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War

And under the dangerous circumstances, we felt that we needed to put out a statement.

So I've joined forces with physicians of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, IPPNW, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for educating the public on the dangers of nuclear war.

So we... put out a statement of how the unstable mental impairments in Donald Trump, coupled with his war powers and his access to the nuclear weapons, would place us in grave danger and that he needed to be removed lawfully immediately.

as soon as possible and urged Congress members to do so.

That means that all of humankind could go into extinction based on the decision of, uh, based on the whim of one individual, and, uh, there would be nothing we could do about it.

I joined forces with the physicians of the IPPNW, or the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985, for educating the public on the dangers, on the medical dangers of nuclear war, that essentially a nuclear war would be unwinnable, that no amount of doctors and hospitals could be of any help in the case of a nuclear war.

As, uh, Nikita Khrushchev said, it would be a situation where the living will envy the dead.

That's, uh, an overarching danger that has come to our greater attention, and so, uh, actually it was, uh, Senators, uh, Whitehouse and Reed from Rhode Island who reached out to, um, members of the IPPNW and myself, uh, asking for a statement.

And we issued this for them, inviting other Nobel laureates and former chairs of departments, truly the most eminent medical, uh, scholars and clinicians in the country to join us in this statement, thirty-six of them, to make this urgent statement.

We drafted it even before the reckless war against Iran was launched, uh, to the peril of widespread conflict in the region and, uh, trouble with the economy and, uh, global economy.

And so that means that all of humankind could go into extinction based on the decision, based on the whim of one individual, and there would be nothing we could do about it.

I joined forces with the physicians of the IPPNW or the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for educating the public on the dangers, on the medical dangers of nuclear war, that essentially a nuclear war would be unwinnable, that no amount of doctors, and hospitals could be of any help in the case of a nuclear war.

As Nikita Khrushchev said, it would be a situation where the living will envy the dead.

So that's an overarching danger that has come to our greater attention, and so actually it was Senators White House and read from Rhode Island who reached out to members of the IPPNW and myself who to asking for a statement and we issued this for them inviting other Nobel laureates and former chairs of departments truly the most eminent medical scholars and clinicians in the country and to join us in this statement, 36 of them, to make this urgent statement.

We drafted it even before the reckless war against Iran was launched to the peril of widespread conflict in the region and trouble with the economy and global economy.

And it was finally entered into the congressional record, as you said, well into the war in Iran and escalating dangers of nuclear war as well as global war.

And so that means that All of humankind could go into extinction based on the decision, based on the whim of one individual, and there would be nothing we could do about it.

I joined forces with the physicians of the IPPNW or the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, which won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 for educating the public on the dangers, on the medical dangers of nuclear war, that essentially a nuclear war would be unwinnable that no amount of doctors and hospitals could be of any help in the case of a nuclear war.

As Nikita Khrushchev said, it would be a situation where the living will envy the dead.

So that's an overarching danger that has come to our greater attention.

And so actually it was Senator's White House in Reed from Rhode Island who reached out to members of the IPPNW and myself to asking for a statement.

And we issued this for them, inviting other Nobel laureates and former chairs of departments, truly the most eminent medical scholars and clinicians in the country, to join us in this statement, 36 of them, to make this urgent statement.

We drafted it even before the reckless war against Iran was launched to the peril of widespread conflict in the region and trouble with the economy and global economy.

and the danger of his bringing us down with him is is at this point, intolerably great.

That's one of the reasons why, especially the physicians of IPPNW, International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, and I came together to submit Our medical statement, there were 36 of us who all together with the highest credentials, Nobel Prize winning former chairs of departments who came together to write our medical statement of concern to Congress.

It went into the congressional record April 30th of this year.

And why? Congress should act on that record.

Yeah, let me just read some of it and then I'll throw in what I'm thinking about.

Acclaimed psychiatrist Dr. Henry Abram, who shared in the awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1985 as a member of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, has warned that he believes Donald Trump has become even more dangerous in recent months.

Abraham, one of the dozens of physicians who in April called for Trump to be removed from office over what they alleged was a lack of mental fitness.

No, you don't.

If anything, it is worse.

Abraham, a member of the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, said Wednesday on the Dean Obadiah show.

Highly recommend you guys follow Dean, by the way.

He's a good dude.

an individual as dangerous as one who would kill billions of people and destroy human civilization just because he has the power to do so.

And that's why most recently I have joined forces with physicians from the International Physicians for the Prevention of Nuclear War, IPPNW, which was a Nobel Prize, Peace Prize winning organization from 1985.

I was good friends with the founder, Bernard Lowne, before his passing.

And we had one of those individuals on this show actually recently.