Concerns Over Job Loss in Research

Marcus Zervos, I was very concerned when

he was caught on that camera in that clip we

saw saying, "I'm just not gonna do it.

I'm not gonna do it because I don't want to.

I don't want to suffer what McCullough did."

I'm just not gonna do, I'm not gonna do it 'cause I don't wanna,

I, I don't wanna

suffer what McCullough, McCullough did.

I was very concerned to hear that,

and he s- even said, "I'd put it out just how it is."

If, if we weren't in this world of

sensitivity-

I'd put it out just how it is.

You would?

I'd put it out just how it is, yeah.

So he thought the study was very strong, and again, he's very

well-respected. And lastly,

he, he said,

"Part of my reluctance to do anything is that

nothing is going to come out of it other than me losing my job,

which I'd rather not see happen."

Part of my reluctance to do anything is that nothing is gonna come out of it

other than me losing my job, which I'd rather not see happen.

No, I, I'm not a good person. I can't handle it.

I, I'm not a good person.

So why is he concerned about losing his job

for conducting a study he thought was good?

Um, those are questions that, uh, need to be answered by, uh,

Henry Ford Health, but they're not here unfortunately.