I don’t necessarily think he is rich. I recall a story he told about how agonized he was in facing theranos lawyers threatening to sue him for ratting on them to newspaper. He said he was worried that his parents my have to mortgage their home to pay for the lawsuit. I’m sure he has a bright future but I don’t think he comes from big money-his grandfather was a public servant, not some rich millionaire as far as I know
@@dano159 OP isn’t blaming him. When you have your grandfather as the former Secretary of State AND a member on the board of the company you’re trying to “whistle blow”, it isn’t really the turmoil he makes it sounds to be. His other colleague, Erica Cheung was being followed and harassed by Theranos’ legal team, she was scared to death and after talking to a “free” lawyer, she wrote an extensive letter that initiated the investigation, to me, what she did what far more courageous as she had no one to back her or cover her legal fees.
as his family was ready to sell their home, if theranos would suit them, so they was not that rich... Maybe his grand father is rich, but he was against him on that time...
I totally agree. I think it is hard for us to really understand the misery that EH, with the support of Tyler’s own grandfather!!, put this man through. It took real guts to stand firm.
Here's what I see... Tyler Shultz, someone who was unqualified for a job, uses his power to sabotage Holmes due to his frustration of not being promoted. Holmes had a revolutionary idea and has paid the price because of people like Tyler.
@@beckydoesit9331 You definitely have that backwards. Risking lives with false information about one's own health in order to make millions off the pain and suffering of others is very reckless and dumb and you call this courageous guy unqualified? Quite the opposite since he's the one with a college degree from Stanford who actually has more qualifications than Elizabeth who only did 2 semesters then dropped out thinking she knew better than what the courses, the studies, and the professors were teaching to try and fool everyone with an invention that never worked to begin with. GTHOH with that nonsense! 😒
@@beckydoesit9331 The idea is an idea and that’s that. She provided zero evidence it worked and it clearly showed how much she was willing to not only defraud investors, but put peoples lives at risk with faulty testing when it’s been shown it happened. Quit living in a fantasy world.
@@DMalltheway No. Her tech worked fine. In fact, it was more accurate than Sieman's. And here's the interesting part. Now that her company is defunct, Sieman's is using her technology and they're worth a whole lot more than a measly 9 billion. Holmes was on her way to changing the world, but the world isn't ready for change, I guess.
There was evidence uncovered by the media (on John Carreyrou's podcast) that even at the age of 94, George Schultz chose to believe Elizabeth over Tyler because of MONEY. He was given over 2 million shares of the company by Elizabeth, with each share worth as much as $17 at its height
@@InnovativeInvestmentIdeas Unfortunately, that is really true. Complicated and complex relationships from the start can be made more so by quantum leaps when there is money unvolved.
pretty sure his Grandfather was enamored of her. almost all of the investors were, of a combination of her appearance and the story her success told. none of them did the diligence they normally would have.
This kid has so much integrity. Inspiring to see how much morality and character he showed in the face of so much potential person loss in speaking up.
Here's what I see... Tyler Shultz, someone who was unqualified for a job, uses his power to sabotage Holmes due to his frustration of not being promoted. Holmes had a revolutionary idea and has paid the price because of people like Tyler.
@@beckydoesit9331 You definitely have that backwards. Risking lives with false information about one's own health in order to make millions off the pain and suffering of others is very reckless and dumb and you call this courageous guy unqualified? Quite the opposite since he's the one with a college degree from Stanford who actually has more qualifications than Elizabeth who only did 2 semesters then dropped out thinking she knew better than what the courses, the studies, and the professors were teaching to try and fool everyone with an invention that never worked to begin with. GTHOH with that nonsense! 😒
This is awkward, this just shows how messed up we are as a society. The guy was rightfully upset because of the defrauding of patients. But the justice system decided to prosecute based on the defuding of investors. It would’ve been nice if there was a mixture of the two.
1000%. The investors didn't seem to care to vet Theranos. Just wanted to make $. Kissinger, one of the investors, has a genocidal legacy, specially bombing neutral Cambodia during the Vietnam War. He and the US govt installed the Khmer Regime that mass murdered ~3M Cambodians, targeting the educated, artists, and the like. I digress. But DeVos, another disgusting investor, former Sec of Education, no credentials, no brains, just there to get for-profit schools off the hook for defrauding students. These investors couldn't care less on the impact on people. Just money, power, and greed. They only pulled the plug because they wanted their money back or cut their losses. This case should have been US (for the people) vs Theranos and investors. Or Theranos vs Investors. No regard for life lost or could have been lost.
_But the justice system decided to prosecute based on the defuding [sic] of investors_ . *Wrong* . Four of the counts against Holmes *were* for defrauding patients. She was *acquitted* of those counts by a low-information, low-intelligence jury. And now it seems that her defense lawyers are preparing to appeal based on the fact that the jurors convicted her with an improper understanding of how they were supposed to reach a verdict. *These are the very jurors that the defense picked* . If anything wrong about the justice system has been exposed by this trial, it's that defense lawyers can pack a jury with idiots, then appeal a conviction because idiots were on the jury. [edited for proper formatting]
one of the MANY disturbing things about this is the fact that they found her guilty on the 4 counts defrauding INVESTORS, not the four on defrauding PATIENTS. I cant even begin to imagine the things the people who got wrong results had to go through, yet she was found not guilty on that. its ridiculous. Just shows me (once again) the system does not care about the victims.... (also they should've let him finish speaking instead of interrupting a million times lol)
@@javamurniadi6520 And she knew nothing and was blameless? Right. If these trials had been consistent balwani would have been found guilty on patient fraud but not investor fraud which Holmes was found guilty of . But bulwami got the book thrown at him. Looks like big doe eyes and blonde hair work in every situation.
Exactly and then you wonder why we have such a huge criminal element. They don't have an excuse but the system fails us time and time again because of people not being neutral to begin with. Who knows how many other people like her got away with this sort of nonsense.
Wow I wish they would stop interrupting Tyler. He’s the man and I loved every word he said. It takes a lot of courage, even now, to speak publicly about his experience with this.
Tyler is a hero in this. It is sad about the loss of his grandfather's support for so many years, but so glad to hear that his grandfather finally admitted that Tyler was not wrong at the end of his life, telling him the story of Elizabeth's claims to the Navy. Tyler stayed true to his claims regardless and now since she was found guilty of 4 counts and her prison time will be served concurrently she will still face the same sentence as if she were found guilty on all counts. Sounds like justice was served no matter how it came to be.
I Truly admire Tyler Shultz for not giving up and not letting EH Charm and deception stop him from exposing her deception. Why did George Shultz fell for this is I believe because of his age and also he was a politician whom I personally respect and not a scientist.
Thank you Tyler for going up against a titan/fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, after $150K (CORRECTION 400K) in legal fees (that almost financially ruining your parents) & constant mob-like threats and surveillance from the Theranos pit bull (aka David Boies), your famous grandfather still backing up Holmes & dividing your family… after all that…. I commend you. You prevented SO many death from happening. You, Tyler, are a real hero.
After the 2000 U.S. presidential election, David Boies also represented Vice President Al Gore in _Bush v. Gore_ and lost to opposing counsel Ted Olson. In 2009, both Boies and his former opposing counsel, Olson, joined forces in the lawsuit _Perry v. Brown_ seeking to overturn the state of California's Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage. In 2010, the District Court judge ruled in their clients' favor, finding Proposition 8 to be unconstitutional. On June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the proponents of Proposition 8 did not have standing to challenge the ruling, allowing the District Court judgment to stand. Same-sex marriages resumed in California on June 28, 2013.
His family spent over $400,000 in legal fees to defend him against the extremely aggressive and vicious legal campaign that Elizabeth Holmes and her counsel waged against Tyler, can you imagine?
The case against her on the patients was a lot weaker. The prosecutors added those charges mainly so they could put more sympathetic victims on the stand.
@@SnowyCountryChicken I don't think so, certainly the way all of them even avoided looking at her when she was on the stand. That simply doesn't support your theory. Tyler had a point here. They already have enough to put her away for 20-years, and that was enough for him.
Poor interview on the side of the interviewers. Should have just given him the space to talk & tell his story. He's earned it with his integrity & honesty!
Your path took great courage, Tyler. It would have been easier to just move on with your life, and instead you stood up for what was right. Bravo, Sir.
How could they not convict her on the 4 counts of defrauding patients? There were thousands of false tests that could have affected the patient's lives! I am still incredulous as to how this whole Theranos situation could have gone on for so long.
Kudos to Tyler for his courage and honesty. The world needs so much more of his kind of character. He is being generous and doesn't want to seem vindictive about her sentencing. But the truth is there are tons of people out there who will never learn and will always keep trying to get over like she did unless they are held accountable. Tyler is a nice young man, but the world isn't always so nice. Yes, she needs to do some time.
Kudos to Tyler! There are people that work at very toxic companies, and don't have the courage to tell people what's going on at their place of work, because nobody would believe them. And its sad because as a kid you're taught if you see something then say something, but who do you tell if no one believes you?
Tyler Schultz speaks clearly and inspires especially with his ability to maintain a truthful outlook through a lot of misleading and confusing action. Yes, we can all take that inspiration into daily life!
Her White Privilege card is still being put to good use. She is found guilty but still able to walk free! I would have been handcuffed and sent straight to jail.
White collar crime. Gives you benefits. Wealth to put up a bond. I agree ☝️ brothers , sisters and I would be tossed a peanut 🥜 butter sandwich 🥪 in a jail cell.
@@eagleeye2300 OJ Simpson was in jail while awaiting trial. Elizabeth Holmes stayed in a luxury home during her trial and even after conviction is walking out of court.
absolutely not true. If you were out on bail, you would continue on bail unless the judge determined that your bail should be revoked and you should be remanded (which is unlikely or you would not have been granted bail in the first place). You would get sentenced at a subsequent sentencing hearing and probably given a date and time to surrender to the authorities at a date other than the sentencing hearing. There are plenty of people of all races that have received this same treatment. Just like there are plenty of people of all races who are fugitives for not appearing based on the terms of their bail. Injecting race where it is not applicable only serves to divide and inflame.
Classy, mature, appealing, poised young man. Much admiration to him and what he did. He was steadfast is his determination to stand firm in his belief Holmes was deceiving investors, employees, and patients. Huge kudos to our new hero. Wish Holmes was found guilty in all counts.
Wish Holmes was found guilty in all counts.I totally agree, but because she is stashing investors' money and her so-called husband has lots of money, she was convicted of only 4 counts and she may not even serve jail time. How do big drug dealers after a bust pay for their defense? and an attorney will be happy to take their case? because they have drug money stashing somewhere. you see money talks.
Kudos to Tyler for standing up to his moral conviction despite the negative impact between him and his family. It was a great 👍🏻 interview of a whistleblower but I wished that Gayle King would let him speak instead of interrupting him. It would be great to hear this young man’s thoughts on his decision to go forward publicly.
This is an incredibly brave man and a hero to us all. What fine ethics and what a fine upstanding young man! Bravo Tyler! You saved the day. Thank you from us all!!!!
Did y'all interview Erica Cheung as well!? She didn't have connections and resources that Tyler had access to, probably had much more to lose. Where's her story?
This man could have just moved on with his privileged life but instead he chose to defy the patron of his family, if not his clan. That takes balls. Good on you, Tyler!
The verdict in effect said, mess with the average person 's health and you get off, but swindling wealthy investors out of money crosses a line and you will be punished.
Exactly my thoughts. Some very rich people's money got reshuffled in an unpleasant way, surely none of them had to sell their mansion or change their lifestyle. There's worse people out there than Elizabeth Holmes, and who will never get charged for actually taking human lives. Covid is the prime example.
@@bigred4379 true. But he just had the courage to step out front as the whistle lower. It was already snowballing. The moment a disgruntled employee from one of the legit laboratory companies was fired, he/she would have dropped dime.
Then blame the jurors. It was their review of the evidence presented and decision not to convict on those particular charges. The government charged Holmes. It was the jurors (average citizens) who let her off. Your comment is based on some emotional mantra rather than fact !
This has nothing to do with the prosecution wtf are you on about. There were several charges for defrauding patients .... since this is a criminal case, all is needed is ONE juror to vote no for that non-guilty verdict. Who knows why the jurors couldn't come up with an unanimous agreement for those patient charges ... If I had to guess, it's probably because the case for defrauding investors was simply stronger from the evidence and testimonies. Holmes spent A LOT of time with current investors and potential investors and the deceitful things she did to keep them hoodwinked was undeniable. Holmes spent no time with patients.
He was raised well. He’s like he’s like living and breathing movie character, but he’s REAL! Tyler and Erika saved so many lives! They risked themselves to do the right thing. Glad that in the end, the truth came out.
Good guy. He had family backing from his parents, and honestly, that’s a good thing because Theranos tried to bury this kid, and ultimately cost his parents $500K in legal fees. Erica Chung was another young girl at the company who blew the whistle. She was terrorized by them as well. People like Tyler and Erica give me hope for the future.
Tyler Schultz is a cutey, and a VERY brave Soul. Good on him! He could have been complicit, or he just could have kept his mouth shut as part of "the club," but he did the right thing. Now THERE is a man. Bravo!!
I have been watching this Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos case since news broke regarding its false test results. I applaud Tyler Shultz for his integrity and his will to be a voice and advocate against bad science and its impacts to public health and safety, but unfortunately, at the cost to his professional and personal family relations. It must have taken a tremendous mental toll on him and the other Theranos whistleblower, Erika Cheung. I not only sympathize with these two individuals, I empathize with them. Unfortunately, there are more "charismatic" bullies like Holmes who pander these disinformation and unfounded science tactics to maintain annual cash flow and beat annual "earnings". This mentality is not relegated to the venture capitalist world like Silicon Valley. This mentality of "fake it until you make it" have infiltrated into the public/government engineering sectors as well. At least in this Theranos business arena, we are seeing the consequences of this "fake it until you make it" corporate mentality.
@@Georgeanne17 the responsibility of that would’ve laid squarely on his grandfather who OBVIOUSLY would’ve preferred to have made the money, at any price. I would imagine that the suicidal threat, alone still wouldn’t be enough until the pressure came via Tyler’s parents. Wealthy old white man had probably made money by sticking his head in the sand many many times before .
This is a video you show, say, to a class of upper primary schoolers or early middle schoolers for whom values are establishing during this time of their human development. Living by your values. Not easy but clearly satisfying and no doubt life changing. Not for the media attention he's receiving but for how it shapes your view of yourself overall and your relationship to others. Now, journalists: PLEASE stay quiet long enough to let your guests answer a question!
To those who are concerned that she will walk free please note that all her charges have a mandatory fine up to$250,000 ( I believe ?) so she could have to pay up to $1,000,000 and each charge carries a mandatory prison sentence of up to 20 years and and they are most likely to run concurrently, which means that if she were found guilty on ANY of the counts (even just 1) she would serve the same sentence as if she were found guilty on ALL the counts. Thus she will be sentenced to prison in the future, ( maybe 6 Months from now,) but until that time she is allowed to be out of custody. The reason being that: while a murderer or other extremely dangerous criminal to the community or public at large or someone who poses a flight risk would be taken into custody, immediately after a guilty verdict, an individual who does not present a danger or threat to the public is often allowed to be out until sentencing happens. EH is restricted from engaging in any investing and most likely has other restrictions placed upon her, and if she were to attempt to flee before sentencing, or does not abide by said restrictions, she would absolutely be taken into custody immediately and could then face additional punishment or harsher sentencing. The judge and the Prosecutors obviously don't believe that she poses a threat to the community or public at large, or that she is considered a flight risk, so she is allowed to be out of custody until sentencing happens. In my opinion, Ms. Holmes should use the time to educate herself about life in prison so she can survive the time she will serve behind bars.
KaliNelli She is walking free, the barbie doll has not seen a jail cell yet. What pipe are you smoking? she stole almost 1 billion from investors, the amount she has to pay back is a pittance compared to what she stole. Wake up, there is no justice here just white privilege!
I don't know why this anchorwoman kept interrupting you, but despite her selfish and malicious interruption, you did an amazing job. Your Grandfather was proud of you in his heart, he did not express it, the fact you handle the conflict within your family shows your strength. You saved millions of lives by exposing a narcissist and a psychopath.
He doesn't care if she gets jail time? He's just happy he was proved right. Way to have sympathy for the patients who were defrauded. This country continues to show us time and again everyday people don't matter but if you mess with the wealthy (ie the investors) that's just a bridge too far.
Good point. If that was my grandfather 👴 and he treated me this way. It would be clear to me Pops was taken money behind the scenes. There more to this story then we all know. Elizabeth Holmes family are white collar crooks. Resources to High Political power and privileged top 1 %. Money and greed had Pops trying to keep his grandson mouth closed. You hired lawyers to talk to your grandson and threaten him? Tyler has his 15 minutes of fame. The patients were victims it was a dominion effect.
is it really necessary to go that extreme for politically-correct? he risked his career just to report the fraud, that's just enough evidence showed he was a righteous person since day one. seriously, i doubt if you can do better in his shoes= =
and just like what you said, america is a country who protects the rich. and of course you won't be the only person to think like that. tyler probably said things due to knowing the fact as well. also, he is not a judge, and you condemned him for being lack of sympathy? girl, there's a huge problem with your thinking= =
He is a very impressive guy IMO. With his pedigree, he could have gone the whole celebukid route and yet he did the right thing despite all the personal losses he stood to face. Gives me hope for the future!
It was NOT ABOUT "why did they BELIEVE her" It was about WHY DID THEY NOT LISTEN TO THEIR INNER VOICE???? WHY DID THEY NOT RESPOND TO WHAT THEY KNEW WAS WRONG ? Cowardice Fear of discomfort THAT INDUSTRY HAS SOOOOOO MANY OPENINGS for employment
"when she speaks to you she makes you think you are the most important person in her world. " She had a very good strategy. Humility. she took advantage of the one thing anyone could appreciate.
Tyler's grandfather sounds like an arrogant, entitled, delusionally communal narcissist who is unwilling to apologize, and for that reason, I feel so badly for Tyler. Tyler put EVERYTHING on the line here: not just his job and livelihood, but his family relationships (and they were telling him to let it go because the grandiose grandfather wanted to sweep this under the rug). George Schultz's uber-fragile-ego is why Holmes was able to do what she did. George Schultz was the person who VOUCHED for her all along, and then arrogantly recruited all that wealth (of other narcissists) and "power" to back someone and something of ZERO substance. Tyler Schulz's moral character is the shining beacon in this parade of narcissists who were too busy feeling self-important to truly examine and question the veracity of Holmes' claims, and then when warned and provided the evidence, then wanted to SWEEP IT UNDER THE RUG. George Schulz should be horribly ashamed of his lack of integrity and absence of moral character, and WORSE STILL his unwillingness to apologize to his own grandson who was willing to risk everything to expose the charade and elucidate the truth. What an indelible STAIN on what could have been an amazing legacy and story of redemption (for George Schultz). Instead, George Schulz will now be remembered as having been the egotistical lynch-pin that allowed this psychopath to get the media attention, power, and funding for this con artist to perpetrate this scam. A refusal to apologize in the face of this unbelievable SCAM that cost so many people so much...... ...and of course, George Schulz has been dead for eleven months, and instead of a legacy of public service, now has a legacy as a rigid, egotistical, sweep-the-truth-under-the-rug-to-save-face narcissist. We need to stop EXCUSING narcissists, and start holding them ACCOUNTABLE for their arrogance. Psychopaths will ALWAYS win as long as we allow narcissist to ascend to power in the world. They work hand-in-hand, along with sociopaths, to destroy the fabric of society. May Tyler Schulz be rewarded for his STRENGTH OF MORAL CHARACTER, his perseverance, and his commitment to integrity.
It takes a strong resolute to do what he did being up against so much power. Well done Tyler! I pray that you continue to be safe. Great interview as always Gayle. I love your look and your jewelry.
I am so proud of this man for brave whistleblowing; I’ve done this several times without regard to my professional demise; turned out for the best, Again, so proud for those who are utmost ethical.
Can someone explain to me how she could not be found guilty of defrauding patients when she knowingly put her BS test in as many Walgreen's as possible?
I don’t get it either. I bet every tech company from now on will be varified by independent evaluators before they are ever invested in or purchased and investors will demand an on-site demonstration.
I respect what you did, and the tough character which brought you through it. Morals and values, concern for patients and investors, are rare these days! Stand on those values, and know you’re doing right, in life! God bless you!
Tyler you are a real hero. When I was 22 I also challenged authority. Most often I won, and it made for a great career, fast promotions, but in two occasions It led to me being fired. Never bothered me. The truth is always the best way to go. No job is worth bending the truth. Congrats.
The thing I have noticed missing in all the discussion of Theranos and Holmes is that it just wasn't that she defrauded a lot of investors for a lot of money. But also think of all the true good that money could have done in real time to people. Paid for surgeries, set up free clinics, funded real research that could really help people. This debacle couldn't have happened if we really cared about good healthcare in this country. People would have taken a closer look, really scrutinized her idea if the important part of it was actually helping people. Instead, what was really important was a bunch of rich people trying to find the next start-up that would make them even more filthy rich. That is the heart of healthcare in America - money. Make money - spend money. Money, money, money. The snake on the Rod of Asclepius should be replaced with a dollar sign.
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Good for him. A rich kid with a VERY famous last name risked his rep and relationships with his family to do what’s right. Much respect.
He hasn't exactly chosen to be born in that family so how can you blame him for that?
@@dano159 i dont think this person was blaming him for being born in that family, at all. Quite the opposite
I don’t necessarily think he is rich. I recall a story he told about how agonized he was in facing theranos lawyers threatening to sue him for ratting on them to newspaper. He said he was worried that his parents my have to mortgage their home to pay for the lawsuit. I’m sure he has a bright future but I don’t think he comes from big money-his grandfather was a public servant, not some rich millionaire as far as I know
@@dano159 OP isn’t blaming him. When you have your grandfather as the former Secretary of State AND a member on the board of the company you’re trying to “whistle blow”, it isn’t really the turmoil he makes it sounds to be. His other colleague, Erica Cheung was being followed and harassed by Theranos’ legal team, she was scared to death and after talking to a “free” lawyer, she wrote an extensive letter that initiated the investigation, to me, what she did what far more courageous as she had no one to back her or cover her legal fees.
as his family was ready to sell their home, if theranos would suit them, so they was not that rich... Maybe his grand father is rich, but he was against him on that time...
Tyler is golden. He radiates, and I'm grateful that he so courageously stood up for the truth in this hideous situation.
I totally agree. I think it is hard for us to really understand the misery that EH, with the support of Tyler’s own grandfather!!, put this man through. It took real guts to stand firm.
Lord grant me this type of courage of Tyler!
@@MrCoolTre He seems like a genuinely happy guy, and with a clear conscience he's probably at peace in his inner self.
Indeed a smart chap!
Not many people and families would be so brave. Especially considering how important is grandfather was.
This man needs to be given a medal. Him and other theranos whistle blowers are true heroes who saw wrong and tried to right it. Thank you Tyler.
Here's what I see... Tyler Shultz, someone who was unqualified for a job, uses his power to sabotage Holmes due to his frustration of not being promoted. Holmes had a revolutionary idea and has paid the price because of people like Tyler.
@@beckydoesit9331 her idea doesn't work and harmed patients
@@beckydoesit9331 You definitely have that backwards. Risking lives with false information about one's own health in order to make millions off the pain and suffering of others is very reckless and dumb and you call this courageous guy unqualified? Quite the opposite since he's the one with a college degree from Stanford who actually has more qualifications than Elizabeth who only did 2 semesters then dropped out thinking she knew better than what the courses, the studies, and the professors were teaching to try and fool everyone with an invention that never worked to begin with. GTHOH with that nonsense! 😒
@@beckydoesit9331 The idea is an idea and that’s that. She provided zero evidence it worked and it clearly showed how much she was willing to not only defraud investors, but put peoples lives at risk with faulty testing when it’s been shown it happened. Quit living in a fantasy world.
@@DMalltheway No. Her tech worked fine. In fact, it was more accurate than Sieman's. And here's the interesting part. Now that her company is defunct, Sieman's is using her technology and they're worth a whole lot more than a measly 9 billion. Holmes was on her way to changing the world, but the world isn't ready for change, I guess.
He was also threatened and intimidated by her lawyers. His Grandfather choose to believe her instead of his own Grandson. Integrity matters.
Proof positive that Grandparents aren't always wise.
Agree!
Tyler so rocks.
There was evidence uncovered by the media (on John Carreyrou's podcast) that even at the age of 94, George Schultz chose to believe Elizabeth over Tyler because of MONEY. He was given over 2 million shares of the company by Elizabeth, with each share worth as much as $17 at its height
@@InnovativeInvestmentIdeas Unfortunately, that is really true. Complicated and complex relationships from the start can be made more so by quantum leaps when there is money unvolved.
pretty sure his Grandfather was enamored of her. almost all of the investors were, of a combination of her appearance and the story her success told. none of them did the diligence they normally would have.
This kid has so much integrity. Inspiring to see how much morality and character he showed in the face of so much potential person loss in speaking up.
Thank you, Tyler. The world needs more men of your strength and integrity.
Here's what I see... Tyler Shultz, someone who was unqualified for a job, uses his power to sabotage Holmes due to his frustration of not being promoted. Holmes had a revolutionary idea and has paid the price because of people like Tyler.
@@beckydoesit9331 Uuuuh... say what? Did your parents have any children that lived?
@@beckydoesit9331 You definitely have that backwards. Risking lives with false information about one's own health in order to make millions off the pain and suffering of others is very reckless and dumb and you call this courageous guy unqualified? Quite the opposite since he's the one with a college degree from Stanford who actually has more qualifications than Elizabeth who only did 2 semesters then dropped out thinking she knew better than what the courses, the studies, and the professors were teaching to try and fool everyone with an invention that never worked to begin with. GTHOH with that nonsense! 😒
This is awkward, this just shows how messed up we are as a society. The guy was rightfully upset because of the defrauding of patients. But the justice system decided to prosecute based on the defuding of investors. It would’ve been nice if there was a mixture of the two.
Yup...life is cheaper than money again.
Very true!
1000%. The investors didn't seem to care to vet Theranos. Just wanted to make $. Kissinger, one of the investors, has a genocidal legacy, specially bombing neutral Cambodia during the Vietnam War. He and the US govt installed the Khmer Regime that mass murdered ~3M Cambodians, targeting the educated, artists, and the like. I digress. But DeVos, another disgusting investor, former Sec of Education, no credentials, no brains, just there to get for-profit schools off the hook for defrauding students. These investors couldn't care less on the impact on people. Just money, power, and greed. They only pulled the plug because they wanted their money back or cut their losses. This case should have been US (for the people) vs Theranos and investors. Or Theranos vs Investors. No regard for life lost or could have been lost.
_But the justice system decided to prosecute based on the defuding [sic] of investors_ .
*Wrong* .
Four of the counts against Holmes *were* for defrauding patients. She was *acquitted* of those counts by a low-information, low-intelligence jury. And now it seems that her defense lawyers are preparing to appeal based on the fact that the jurors convicted her with an improper understanding of how they were supposed to reach a verdict. *These are the very jurors that the defense picked* .
If anything wrong about the justice system has been exposed by this trial, it's that defense lawyers can pack a jury with idiots, then appeal a conviction because idiots were on the jury.
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Our justice system mostly works for the rich. When people defraud rich folks, that's when the book is thrown at them.
one of the MANY disturbing things about this is the fact that they found her guilty on the 4 counts defrauding INVESTORS, not the four on defrauding PATIENTS. I cant even begin to imagine the things the people who got wrong results had to go through, yet she was found not guilty on that. its ridiculous. Just shows me (once again) the system does not care about the victims.... (also they should've let him finish speaking instead of interrupting a million times lol)
Yeah the system only cares about money. It’s always money driving decisions.
The jury didn’t find that the patients weren’t defrauded. I assume something made the jury doubt that Holmes was personally responsible.
I think she claimed that her ex was the one responsible with managing the lab and overseeing the day to day testing
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And she knew nothing and was blameless?
Right.
If these trials had been consistent balwani would have been found guilty on patient fraud but not investor fraud which Holmes was found guilty of . But bulwami got the book thrown at him. Looks like big doe eyes and blonde hair work in every situation.
Exactly and then you wonder why we have such a huge criminal element. They don't have an excuse but the system fails us time and time again because of people not being neutral to begin with. Who knows how many other people like her got away with this sort of nonsense.
Wow I wish they would stop interrupting Tyler. He’s the man and I loved every word he said. It takes a lot of courage, even now, to speak publicly about his experience with this.
So true
IKR? So annoying. Soon As he starts telling us something interesting, one of them interrupt him.😖
Agreed. They interrupted Tyler on multiple occasions. I would have liked to have heard more from him.
I recommend looking up one of his longer talks, worth the time for sure
It's like they want to validate there presence on the show by needlessly interrupting him!!....knuckleheads, Urrrrgh!!!!!
Tyler is a hero in this. It is sad about the loss of his grandfather's support for so many years, but so glad to hear that his grandfather finally admitted that Tyler was not wrong at the end of his life, telling him the story of Elizabeth's claims to the Navy. Tyler stayed true to his claims regardless and now since she was found guilty of 4 counts and her prison time will be served concurrently she will still face the same sentence as if she were found guilty on all counts. Sounds like justice was served no matter how it came to be.
I Truly admire Tyler Shultz for not giving up and not letting EH Charm and deception stop him from exposing her deception. Why did
George Shultz fell for this is I believe because of his age and also he was a politician whom I personally respect and not a
scientist.
are you really a hero when you dont actually have anything to lose?
@@jusletursoulglobaby Tyler is a hero because he is not afraid to expose deception.
His grandfather probably invested millions into Theranos and just didn't want to see the truth.
@@samb4697 when your pop is loaded ... why would you be fearful?
“What do you mean?”
Seriously Gayle?
I thought the same
EXACTLY
sooooo stupid my god
Thank you Tyler for going up against a titan/fraudster Elizabeth Holmes, after $150K (CORRECTION 400K) in legal fees (that almost financially ruining your parents) & constant mob-like threats and surveillance from the Theranos pit bull (aka David Boies), your famous grandfather still backing up Holmes & dividing your family… after all that…. I commend you. You prevented SO many death from happening. You, Tyler, are a real hero.
After the 2000 U.S. presidential election, David Boies also represented Vice President Al Gore in _Bush v. Gore_ and lost to opposing counsel Ted Olson. In 2009, both Boies and his former opposing counsel, Olson, joined forces in the lawsuit _Perry v. Brown_ seeking to overturn the state of California's Proposition 8 ban on same-sex marriage. In 2010, the District Court judge ruled in their clients' favor, finding Proposition 8 to be unconstitutional. On June 26, 2013, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled that the proponents of Proposition 8 did not have standing to challenge the ruling, allowing the District Court judgment to stand. Same-sex marriages resumed in California on June 28, 2013.
His family spent over $400,000 in legal fees to defend him against the extremely aggressive and vicious legal campaign that Elizabeth Holmes and her counsel waged against Tyler, can you imagine?
@@aliceinwonderland1574 Ikr?! It's just too bad they can't sue her and those lawyers back for that mess. 🤷♀️
400k in legal fees.
Our jurors are not smart. How did these jurors think Holmes is not guilty on all counts?
The case against her on the patients was a lot weaker. The prosecutors added those charges mainly so they could put more sympathetic victims on the stand.
You got that right!! Not pronouncing her "guilty on all counts" is a crime in itself.
Her charisma worked on the jurors.
Because money can buy justice, she used investors money to hire manipulative attornies to drop some of the charges for her.
@@SnowyCountryChicken
I don't think so, certainly the way all of them even avoided looking at her when she was on the stand. That simply doesn't support your theory. Tyler had a point here. They already have enough to put her away for 20-years, and that was enough for him.
Poor interview on the side of the interviewers. Should have just given him the space to talk & tell his story. He's earned it with his integrity & honesty!
ABSOLUTELY!
I think they were intimidated
Gayle King was terrible. Poor questions, not prepared and would not let him answer.
@@wendyweber7787 I agree. She's always like this.
Agreed. This guy is so polite. You can tell how he’s frustrated with Gaile when she interrupts him about the story about his grandfather.
A face of integrity and courage. The fact that he didn't back down during intense opposition as a 23 year old, is truly heroic.
It’s too bad so much of his hair didn’t have the courage to stick around.
Thank you, Tyler, for doing the right thing, for celebrating justice which has won yet being merciful about the projection of the verdict's outcome.🙂
His parents should be very proud.
Your path took great courage, Tyler. It would have been easier to just move on with your life, and instead you stood up for what was right. Bravo, Sir.
She defrauded patients...PERIOD.
lady needs to stop interrupting
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
*So much respect for this young man’s personal ethics.* 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
This was an odd interview. The reporter asking "What do you mean?" at the beginning threw the whole thing off. What did she think he meant?
I read the book by Carreyrou, I wonder when they are going to go after the lawyers who were threatening and intimidating the workers who knew the lie?
Yes, and the so-called HR Managers who continued harassing people after they left the company
How could they not convict her on the 4 counts of defrauding patients? There were thousands of false tests that could have affected the patient's lives! I am still incredulous as to how this whole Theranos situation could have gone on for so long.
Kudos to Tyler for his courage and honesty. The world needs so much more of his kind of character. He is being generous and doesn't want to seem vindictive about her sentencing. But the truth is there are tons of people out there who will never learn and will always keep trying to get over like she did unless they are held accountable. Tyler is a nice young man, but the world isn't always so nice. Yes, she needs to do some time.
Well done Tyler.
He is an admirable, intelligent, courageous man…
Incessant talking over him. What a terribly run interview. Let the man speak. You can hear the playback of the audio as well.
Yes, agree, it wasn't professional
@@martingenet2548 When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
Kudos to Tyler! There are people that work at very toxic companies, and don't have the courage to tell people what's going on at their place of work, because nobody would believe them. And its sad because as a kid you're taught if you see something then say something, but who do you tell if no one believes you?
Tyler Schultz speaks clearly and inspires especially with his ability to maintain a truthful outlook through a lot of misleading and confusing action. Yes, we can all take that inspiration into daily life!
Her White Privilege card is still being put to good use. She is found guilty but still able to walk free! I would have been handcuffed and sent straight to jail.
I'm curious about this too
White collar crime. Gives you benefits. Wealth to put up a bond. I agree ☝️ brothers , sisters and I would be tossed a peanut 🥜 butter sandwich 🥪 in a jail cell.
Like OJ Simpson?
@@eagleeye2300 OJ Simpson was in jail while awaiting trial. Elizabeth Holmes stayed in a luxury home during her trial and even after conviction is walking out of court.
absolutely not true. If you were out on bail, you would continue on bail unless the judge determined that your bail should be revoked and you should be remanded (which is unlikely or you would not have been granted bail in the first place). You would get sentenced at a subsequent sentencing hearing and probably given a date and time to surrender to the authorities at a date other than the sentencing hearing. There are plenty of people of all races that have received this same treatment. Just like there are plenty of people of all races who are fugitives for not appearing based on the terms of their bail. Injecting race where it is not applicable only serves to divide and inflame.
Tyler Schultz you're a star 🌟🌟 well-done for saving lots of people!! Wish you a very successful future 👍😘
He’s a hero!!
Tylor is so wonderful. I wish there were more people of his integrity out there.
Classy, mature, appealing, poised young man. Much admiration to him and what he did. He was steadfast is his determination to stand firm in his belief Holmes was deceiving investors, employees, and patients. Huge kudos to our new hero. Wish Holmes was found guilty in all counts.
Wish Holmes was found guilty in all counts.I totally agree, but because she is stashing investors' money and her so-called husband has lots of money, she was convicted of only 4 counts and she may not even serve jail time. How do big drug dealers after a bust pay for their defense? and an attorney will be happy to take their case? because they have drug money stashing somewhere. you see money talks.
She played everyone like a fiddle, Tyler is great for exposing this con woman, I hope she gets alot of time for this.
Gayle! Stop interrupting!!! Tyler had information to share & it was hard to hear with your over-talking him!
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
@@RaymondHng No excuses
Kudos to Tyler for standing up to his moral conviction despite the negative impact between him and his family. It was a great 👍🏻 interview of a whistleblower but I wished that Gayle King would let him speak instead of interrupting him. It would be great to hear this young man’s thoughts on his decision to go forward publicly.
Gail King interrupting? Are we watching the same interview?
Gotta love you social.media experts on everything 😂😂
@@msg4141 she interrupted him several times to talk about how “great” his grandfather was.
She sound mad too. Just my 2 cents.
This is an incredibly brave man and a hero to us all. What fine ethics and what a fine upstanding young man! Bravo Tyler! You saved the day. Thank you from us all!!!!
Did y'all interview Erica Cheung as well!? She didn't have connections and resources that Tyler had access to, probably had much more to lose. Where's her story?
This man could have just moved on with his privileged life but instead he chose to defy the patron of his family, if not his clan. That takes balls. Good on you, Tyler!
Tyler is a hero. The amount of sacrifice him and the whistleblower gal had to make was astounding. They should be so proud of themselves.
The verdict in effect said, mess with the average person 's health and you get off, but swindling wealthy investors out of money crosses a line and you will be punished.
Exactly my thoughts. Some very rich people's money got reshuffled in an unpleasant way, surely none of them had to sell their mansion or change their lifestyle. There's worse people out there than Elizabeth Holmes, and who will never get charged for actually taking human lives. Covid is the prime example.
@@bigred4379 true. But he just had the courage to step out front as the whistle lower. It was already snowballing. The moment a disgruntled employee from one of the legit laboratory companies was fired, he/she would have dropped dime.
Then blame the jurors. It was their review of the evidence presented and decision not to convict on those particular charges. The government charged Holmes. It was the jurors (average citizens) who let her off.
Your comment is based on some emotional mantra rather than fact !
This has nothing to do with the prosecution wtf are you on about. There were several charges for defrauding patients .... since this is a criminal case, all is needed is ONE juror to vote no for that non-guilty verdict. Who knows why the jurors couldn't come up with an unanimous agreement for those patient charges ...
If I had to guess, it's probably because the case for defrauding investors was simply stronger from the evidence and testimonies. Holmes spent A LOT of time with current investors and potential investors and the deceitful things she did to keep them hoodwinked was undeniable. Holmes spent no time with patients.
I have massive amount of respect for Tyler. He had a lot to lose coming forward but stood up for what was right.
Tyler seems like a great person standing up to his family his boss just wow
How does Gayle not immediately know Tyler’s reference to the 4 counts. She’s a “journalist” in quotes only.
I think she's doing it to explain the story to the audience.
It was a bit condescending to Tyler AND the audience to pretend not to understand his witty response .
He was raised well. He’s like he’s like living and breathing movie character, but he’s REAL! Tyler and Erika saved so many lives! They risked themselves to do the right thing. Glad that in the end, the truth came out.
Tyler is a hero without a cape, he was kryptonite to Elizabeth's schemes.
Thanks God we still have people like Tyler, smart and have backbone. It’s hard to find someone like this today.
Good guy. He had family backing from his parents, and honestly, that’s a good thing because Theranos tried to bury this kid, and ultimately cost his parents $500K in legal fees. Erica Chung was another young girl at the company who blew the whistle. She was terrorized by them as well. People like Tyler and Erica give me hope for the future.
This dude is too funny. I love how he keeps his sentences short but precise
Tyler Schultz is a cutey, and a VERY brave Soul. Good on him! He could have been complicit, or he just could have kept his mouth shut as part of "the club," but he did the right thing. Now THERE is a man. Bravo!!
I have been watching this Elizabeth Holmes and Theranos case since news broke regarding its false test results. I applaud Tyler Shultz for his integrity and his will to be a voice and advocate against bad science and its impacts to public health and safety, but unfortunately, at the cost to his professional and personal family relations. It must have taken a tremendous mental toll on him and the other Theranos whistleblower, Erika Cheung. I not only sympathize with these two individuals, I empathize with them. Unfortunately, there are more "charismatic" bullies like Holmes who pander these disinformation and unfounded science tactics to maintain annual cash flow and beat annual "earnings". This mentality is not relegated to the venture capitalist world like Silicon Valley. This mentality of "fake it until you make it" have infiltrated into the public/government engineering sectors as well. At least in this Theranos business arena, we are seeing the consequences of this "fake it until you make it" corporate mentality.
It did. He admitted considering suicide. Thank God he was vindicated.
A criminal attorney once told me "It's not who is right, but who puts on the best show."
@@Georgeanne17 the responsibility of that would’ve laid squarely on his grandfather who OBVIOUSLY would’ve preferred to have made the money, at any price.
I would imagine that the suicidal threat, alone still wouldn’t be enough until the pressure came via Tyler’s parents.
Wealthy old white man had probably made money by sticking his head in the sand many many times before .
@@solarydays absolutely correct. Narcissism at its finest. Both of them.
Gayle, "what do you mean?" 👀🤦🏼♀️ Really?
This victory is for you, for Erica, for John Carreyrou and for each bullied worker who fought to stand for the truth. Enjoy it, modern day hero!
This is a video you show, say, to a class of upper primary schoolers or early middle schoolers for whom values are establishing during this time of their human development. Living by your values. Not easy but clearly satisfying and no doubt life changing. Not for the media attention he's receiving but for how it shapes your view of yourself overall and your relationship to others. Now, journalists: PLEASE stay quiet long enough to let your guests answer a question!
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
Such a great comment. I agree, honesty is one of the most important values we should teach our kids.
@@elpeke6196 Thank you for the gracious comment.
Takes courage to go up against establishment and family to whistleblow.
I can't believe , the jury dint see patient frud.
Hey reporter’s please allow him to talk 😡
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
Tyler’s parents sure raised their son right and he is a great example of human nature gone right for a change.
To those who are concerned that she will walk free please note that all her charges have a mandatory fine up to$250,000 ( I believe ?) so she could have to pay up to $1,000,000 and each charge carries a mandatory prison sentence of up to 20 years and and they are most likely to run concurrently, which means that if she were found guilty on ANY of the counts (even just 1) she would serve the same sentence as if she were found guilty on ALL the counts. Thus she will be sentenced to prison in the future, ( maybe 6 Months from now,) but until that time she is allowed to be out of custody. The reason being that: while a murderer or other extremely dangerous criminal to the community or public at large or someone who poses a flight risk would be taken into custody, immediately after a guilty verdict, an individual who does not present a danger or threat to the public is often allowed to be out until sentencing happens. EH is restricted from engaging in any investing and most likely has other restrictions placed upon her, and if she were to attempt to flee before sentencing, or does not abide by said restrictions, she would absolutely be taken into custody immediately and could then face additional punishment or harsher sentencing. The judge and the Prosecutors obviously don't believe that she poses a threat to the community or public at large, or that she is considered a flight risk, so she is allowed to be out of custody until sentencing happens. In my opinion, Ms. Holmes should use the time to educate herself about life in prison so she can survive the time she will serve behind bars.
Divide NINE BILLION DOLLARS between all her victims, and what do you get??
What determines serving sentences concurrently versus consecutively?
Beside the fines, she will also be assessed restitution for the $140 millions she defrauded from investors.
@@justinchang817
A drop in the bucket...
KaliNelli She is walking free, the barbie doll has not seen a jail cell yet. What pipe are you smoking? she stole almost 1 billion from investors, the amount she has to pay back is a pittance compared to what she stole. Wake up, there is no justice here just white privilege!
I don't know why this anchorwoman kept interrupting you, but despite her selfish and malicious interruption, you did an amazing job. Your
Grandfather was proud of you in his heart, he did not express it, the fact you handle the conflict within your family shows your strength. You
saved millions of lives by exposing a narcissist and a psychopath.
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
Well done & well said Tyler Shultz ! Thank you Sir !
He doesn't care if she gets jail time? He's just happy he was proved right. Way to have sympathy for the patients who were defrauded. This country continues to show us time and again everyday people don't matter but if you mess with the wealthy (ie the investors) that's just a bridge too far.
Agreed...he just care about being right not justice
Good point. If that was my grandfather 👴 and he treated me this way. It would be clear to me Pops was taken money behind the scenes. There more to this story then we all know. Elizabeth Holmes family are white collar crooks. Resources to High Political power and privileged top 1 %. Money and greed had Pops trying to keep his grandson mouth closed. You hired lawyers to talk to your grandson and threaten him? Tyler has his 15 minutes of fame. The patients were victims it was a dominion effect.
is it really necessary to go that extreme for politically-correct? he risked his career just to report the fraud, that's just enough evidence showed he was a righteous person since day one. seriously, i doubt if you can do better in his shoes= =
and just like what you said, america is a country who protects the rich. and of course you won't be the only person to think like that. tyler probably said things due to knowing the fact as well. also, he is not a judge, and you condemned him for being lack of sympathy? girl, there's a huge problem with your thinking= =
The reason he said that is because she’s part of the wealthy. Why get his hopes up that she will be sentenced when she might get out in a month
He is a very impressive guy IMO. With his pedigree, he could have gone the whole celebukid route and yet he did the right thing despite all the personal losses he stood to face. Gives me hope for the future!
well done Tyler- you are a stand up guy, a hero, and it shows. Thank you for going against that evil con artist-
He has a lot of integrity
It was NOT ABOUT "why did they BELIEVE her"
It was about WHY DID THEY NOT LISTEN TO THEIR INNER VOICE????
WHY DID THEY NOT RESPOND TO WHAT THEY KNEW WAS WRONG ?
Cowardice
Fear of discomfort
THAT INDUSTRY HAS SOOOOOO MANY OPENINGS for employment
This was so frustrating to watch the interviewers need to shut up and let him speak 🙄
"when she speaks to you she makes you think you are the most important person in her world. " She had a very good strategy. Humility. she took advantage of the one thing anyone could appreciate.
How could she have NOT be found guilty on fraud to customers?
Tyler has all the qualities of a good leader.
Personally, I hate working with engineers. They are so stubborn. I’m so glad he was there.
They are awful lol smart af but their way or no way!
Tyler you are a person of character thank you
Geez, let him finish his sentence.
More people who come from wealthy and powerful families who see corruption should follow Tyler's example.
One of the hardest thing in the world is v to stand on the side of truth. Well done sir, thank you for doing the right thing.
So proud of you and your courage, determination and strength 🙏
He seems to be such a genuine and sweet person.
Tyler's grandfather sounds like an arrogant, entitled, delusionally communal narcissist who is unwilling to apologize, and for that reason, I feel so badly for Tyler. Tyler put EVERYTHING on the line here: not just his job and livelihood, but his family relationships (and they were telling him to let it go because the grandiose grandfather wanted to sweep this under the rug).
George Schultz's uber-fragile-ego is why Holmes was able to do what she did. George Schultz was the person who VOUCHED for her all along, and then arrogantly recruited all that wealth (of other narcissists) and "power" to back someone and something of ZERO substance.
Tyler Schulz's moral character is the shining beacon in this parade of narcissists who were too busy feeling self-important to truly examine and question the veracity of Holmes' claims, and then when warned and provided the evidence, then wanted to SWEEP IT UNDER THE RUG.
George Schulz should be horribly ashamed of his lack of integrity and absence of moral character, and WORSE STILL his unwillingness to apologize to his own grandson who was willing to risk everything to expose the charade and elucidate the truth.
What an indelible STAIN on what could have been an amazing legacy and story of redemption (for George Schultz). Instead, George Schulz will now be remembered as having been the egotistical lynch-pin that allowed this psychopath to get the media attention, power, and funding for this con artist to perpetrate this scam.
A refusal to apologize in the face of this unbelievable SCAM that cost so many people so much......
...and of course, George Schulz has been dead for eleven months, and instead of a legacy of public service, now has a legacy as a rigid, egotistical, sweep-the-truth-under-the-rug-to-save-face narcissist.
We need to stop EXCUSING narcissists, and start holding them ACCOUNTABLE for their arrogance.
Psychopaths will ALWAYS win as long as we allow narcissist to ascend to power in the world. They work hand-in-hand, along with sociopaths, to destroy the fabric of society.
May Tyler Schulz be rewarded for his STRENGTH OF MORAL CHARACTER, his perseverance, and his commitment to integrity.
It takes a strong resolute to do what he did being up against so much power. Well done Tyler! I pray that you continue to be safe. Great interview as always Gayle. I love your look and your jewelry.
I am so proud of this man for brave whistleblowing; I’ve done this several times without regard to my professional demise; turned out for the best, Again, so proud for those who are utmost ethical.
The 2 hosts are so unprofessional, kept on interrupting Tyler, I hate it
Can someone explain to me how she could not be found guilty of defrauding patients when she knowingly put her BS test in as many Walgreen's as possible?
I don’t get it either. I bet every tech company from now on will be varified by independent evaluators before they are ever invested in or purchased and investors will demand an on-site demonstration.
Tyler is a US treasure. What principles...what courage!
The interviewer sucks for putting him on the spot like that. She has no clue about this case or who Tyler is.
Explain
Classic American justice. Defraud rich people - guilty. Defraud poor suffering people - not guilty. Jury & Prosecution should be ashamed.
I respect what you did, and the tough character which brought you through it. Morals and values, concern for patients and investors, are rare these days! Stand on those values, and know you’re doing right, in life!
God bless you!
Tyler… you’re a winner!!!! So smart and bright👍🏻
Tyler you are a real hero. When I was 22 I also challenged authority. Most often I won, and it made for a great career, fast promotions, but in two occasions It led to me being fired. Never bothered me. The truth is always the best way to go. No job is worth bending the truth. Congrats.
Why did they keep interrupting him?
When there is two-second delay between New York and Los Gatos, you will always get this problem of one end talking over the other.
Applaud to the young man. It wasn’t a easy thing to do 👏🏻
Tyler Schultz is a very honorable man! Something lacking in so many nowadays. Good on ya and God Bless you!!! You’re the best of America! 👍🙏
No sympathy. Prison. Buh-bye
Omg THE WAY she keeps interrupting him is sending me 😭😂
Good for Tyler! Truly going against power,money and family really tough adversity. I hope he does as well in future endeavors.
Can y'all let Tyler speak?!? CBS interrupts...Jeez loo weez!!
The thing I have noticed missing in all the discussion of Theranos and Holmes is that it just wasn't that she defrauded a lot of investors for a lot of money. But also think of all the
true good that money could have done in real time to people. Paid for surgeries, set up free clinics, funded real research that could really help people. This debacle couldn't have
happened if we really cared about good healthcare in this country. People would have taken a closer look, really scrutinized her idea if the important part of it was actually helping
people. Instead, what was really important was a bunch of rich people trying to find the next start-up that would make them even more filthy rich. That is the heart of healthcare in
America - money. Make money - spend money. Money, money, money. The snake on the Rod of Asclepius should be replaced with a dollar sign.
Thank you, Tyler for demonstrating INTEGRITY!!! You give me hope in humanity!!! Sending you lots of love and light, my friend!!! 💕✨
Gail King is not the best interviewer
Quit interrupting him. Annoying.