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Updated: Apr 24, 2026 – 4 episodes
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“… in our software because their own doctors worked elsewhere, and they don't want to use the system that their new place has because they liked Epic better. So I think even though it's in no way perfect, it's better in their opinions than what else is out there. I think that a lot of the problems with our software is that they have to type to get the data in, And in fact, that was a government requirement at one point that it couldn't be put in by a scribe. Does this go back to the High Tech Act? Yeah, it does. Which you were involved with. And I remember arguing against that one. I …”
“Then they try another, and they think ours is better. That's really helpful to us because a lot of our new customers are putting in our software because their own doctors worked elsewhere, and they don't want to use the system that their new place has because they liked Epic better. So I think even though it's in no way perfect, it's better in their opinions than what else is out there. I think that a lot of the problems with our software is that they have to type to get the data in, And in fact, that was a government requirement at one point that it couldn't be put in by a scribe. Does this go back to the High Tech Act? Yeah, it does. Which you were involved with. And I remember arguing against that one. I remember saying, if the doctor feels that someone else in the room could take good notes, why do you make the doctor do it? And what was the answer to that? Well, they voted and I got voted out on that one. This was when you were appointed as an advisor in the Obama administration, correct? I think you're right. It was, I don't know, maybe 15 people …”
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Doctors prefer Epic Software over competitors, despite its flaws, due to its user-friendly features. Judy Faulkner, the founder, reflects on her experience advising during the Obama administration, particularly on the High Tech Act's typing requirements. She emphasizes the importance of allowing doctors to interact with the system verbally, thus improving patient care.
“rebuffed by the united states supreme court the court of last appeal um apple was trying to get them to rehear the epic games case the uh the ninth circuit had denied its rehearing and now Oh, no, it was just the 9th Circuit. It's not the Supreme Court. We still have to go to the Supreme Court or no? That's the last resort now. Yeah. Are they gonna appeal? Probably, I think they kind of have to, but the thing is, this was unanimous. Like the decision was a one-page PDF, which said, nope, we all agree 100%. There is no reason for this to retry. This is cut and …”
“rebuffed by the united states supreme court the court of last appeal um apple was trying to get them to rehear the epic games case the uh the ninth circuit had denied its rehearing and now Oh, no, it was just the 9th Circuit. It's not the Supreme Court. We still have to go to the Supreme Court or no? That's the last resort now. Yeah. Are they gonna appeal? Probably, I think they kind of have to, but the thing is, this was unanimous. Like the decision was a one-page PDF, which said, nope, we all agree 100%. There is no reason for this to retry. This is cut and cleared. You're done. So unless Apple's got some really great photos of, Supreme Court justice that that justice does not want to ever see again. I think the Supreme Court, they did appeal to the Supreme Court and the Supreme Court sent it back to the Ninth Circuit. I guess they could go back. But I have the feeling that justices would take a pretty …”
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Apple's attempts to appeal the Epic Games case have hit a wall, with the Ninth Circuit unanimously denying their request for a rehearing. This decision signals a likely end to their legal battles in this matter, especially as they face other pressing antitrust concerns. With every court ruling against them, Apple may need to reconsider their strategy moving forward.
“… a 45-day ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is one of many ideas being discussed at the moment. The president has not signed off on it. Operation Epic Fury continues. Donald Trump will speak at 1 p.m. from the White House. I mean, so utterly embarrassing. Now, before Donald Trump is delivering that speech at 1 p.m. Eastern, 10 p.m. Pacific, Donald Trump was outside for the kind of annual Easter egg hunt over at the White House. But Donald Trump turned this into a press conference about himself and about the war in Iran. And as he continues to panic in public, Donald Trump is saying that the …”
“It wants a permanent solution with all of those guarantees that I mentioned. Barack Ravid goes, a White House, this was this morning, a White House official told me the plan for a 45-day ceasefire between the U.S. and Iran is one of many ideas being discussed at the moment. The president has not signed off on it. Operation Epic Fury continues. Donald Trump will speak at 1 p.m. from the White House. I mean, so utterly embarrassing. Now, before Donald Trump is delivering that speech at 1 p.m. Eastern, 10 p.m. Pacific, Donald Trump was outside for the kind of annual Easter egg hunt over at the White House. But Donald Trump turned this into a press conference about himself and about the war in Iran. And as he continues to panic in public, Donald Trump is saying that the Iranian people love it when the United States bombs them. They go, this is what the Iranian people love, he says. They want to be free. And so when we bomb them, that makes them happy. They get upset when we don't bomb them. Here, play this clip. The Iranian people, when they don't hear bombs go off, they're upset. They want to hear bombs because …”
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Donald Trump shockingly stated that the Iranian people are happier when the U.S. bombs them, claiming they desire freedom through military action. This bizarre assertion came during an Easter event where he also discussed ongoing tensions with Iran. His comments sparked outrage, especially as they were juxtaposed with festive Easter music in the background.
“… on our way. Excellent. OK, Mr. War Secretary, what about opening the Strait of Hormuz? Is opening the straits an essential objective to Operation Epic Fury or is that the job of those other countries? Our core objectives from this podium, from day one, from me, from the chairman, from the president, from the vice president, from Secretary Rubio and others have been clear. Defense missile production and missile programs. So their entire missile program, defense industrial base and production ability to build a Navy and power projection. So those have and then, of course, wrapping it all is …”
“… we look at. And as he's articulated, you know, he said four to six weeks, six to eight weeks, three. It could be any any particular number, but we would never reveal precisely what it is because our goal is to finish those objectives. And we're well on our way. Excellent. OK, Mr. War Secretary, what about opening the Strait of Hormuz? Is opening the straits an essential objective to Operation Epic Fury or is that the job of those other countries? Our core objectives from this podium, from day one, from me, from the chairman, from the president, from the vice president, from Secretary Rubio and others have been clear. Defense missile production and missile programs. So their entire missile program, defense industrial base and production ability to build a Navy and power projection. So those have and then, of course, wrapping it all is Iran's never going to have a nuclear weapon. So those have been very clear. Defeating the Navy is a core part of ensuring they can't project that kind of power. But ultimately, I think the president's truth this morning lays that out very well, that this Strait of Hormuz issue, which we've set the conditions for success, and we will make sure Iran …”
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The Pentagon is now coordinating with U.S. embassies and Elon Musk's companies to combat disinformation on social media. This surprising strategy involves using local allies to enhance credibility while countering foreign efforts that undermine American interests abroad. As tensions rise, the military's psychological operations unit is stepping into the digital battlefield.
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