On today's show, Pelle Neroth Taylor discusses the Deep State and Jacob Rothschild’s death. Later, Matt 'Kung Fu Medic' Taylor discusses why "Breathtaking" is not reflective of the hospitals he or other medics have worked in. He highlights that they were often empty, with some places having a ratio of 2 nurses to 1 patient. Taylor points out the dismissive response to whistleblowers who highlighted dancing doctors and nurses on TikTok, labeling them as 'party poopers'. He emphasizes that not a single paramedic he knows would refuse to administer CPR, unlike depicted in "Breathtaking."
GUEST 1 OVERVIEW: Pelle Neroth Taylor started his career writing for the Economist from the Baltic States in the early 1990s, a time of post-communist chaos in eastern Europe. He has been a close and interested observer of European current affairs ever since. Having lived in Brussels, Prague, London (his native city) and now Sweden, he has had articles published in the Lancet, New Scientist, the Sunday Times, Financial Times and the European. He also worked editing shifts at the Guardian, the Times, the FT Group, and the Independent on Sunday. For ten years he was a columnist on European affairs for E&T magazine. Since spending more time in Sweden, he has made several documentary films, two of which are featured on Amazon Prime (Sweden, Dying to be Multicultural and Cancel Nation), and written several ebooks, including What did you do in the war Sweden? and the Life and Death of Olof Palme. He lives in a small Swedish town with his girlfriend and a twelve-year-old cat. 
GUEST 2 OVERVIEW: Matt Taylor is a former paramedic.