Cancel Culture Run Amok: Senator Scott Jensen Doctors License Threatened by Questioning Covid Deaths

#GoRight Interviews Senator Scott Jensen on How the Powers that Be want to take away his license to Practice over his questions about COVID 19<br /><br /><a href="https://youtu.be/RK8Uyb1pVKg" rel="noopener">https://youtu.be/RK8Uyb1pVKg</a><br /><br />State Sen. Scott Jensen’s (R-Chaska) has had a controversial stance on Minnesota’s COVID-19 response. <br /><br />Jensen posted a Facebook video, which he called “one of the most important videos” he’s made. Senator Jensen said in a video he is being investigated by the Minnesota Board of Medical Practice for allegations of “spreading misinformation” regarding comments on COVID-19 death certificates on a news program in April and providing “reckless advice” comparing COVID-19 and the flu.<br /><br />“When I got this letter, I was ticked,” he said in the video, adding he’s been a doctor for about four decades and in the senate for four years. “I’ve never had anything like this happen.”<br /><br />Jensen said he spent several days preparing a response to the investigation. In the post, Jensen said was “stunned” by the investigation, but “should have seen it coming.”<br /><br />“They didn’t like it that I was trying to provide some context for the flu, for COVID-19,” he said in the video.<br /><br />He compared influenza case numbers from two years ago with virus data from today.<br /><br />“When I say that, am I recklessly giving advice regarding COVID-19 and the flu?” he posted.<br /><br />In the video post, Jensen went on to say he wasn’t spreading misinformation and wasn’t being reckless when comparing influenza and the coronavirus. He said they have similar symptoms and both spread through the respiratory system.<br /><br />In the video, Jensen added he didn’t trust state-released numbers of how many people died from COVID-19. He said doctors could falsely report patients had died of COVID-19 under current health guidelines.<br /><br />“I said, ‘I’m not buying 74,000 Minnesotans dying. I’m not buying 29,000,’” he said in the video.<br /><br />“And I’m ‘spreading m