Dr. Kat Lindley is a board certified family physician practicing in Texas and a past president of her state medical society. Born in Croatia when it was still part of Yugoslavia, she grew up under communist rule and left the country at 18, one day before her hometown was attacked. She came to the United States on a visitor visa, worked as a nanny while attending college, and went to medical school at the urging of one of the physicians whose children she cared for. During the pandemic she joined the frontline doctors group that spoke out on early treatment, and she became one of the most persistent American critics of the World Health Organization pandemic treaty, which she fought in Geneva.
Key topics:
- Growing up Catholic under Josip Broz Tito, and why she says you do not dream under communism
- The one suitcase, the ferry to Italy, and the hometown attacked the day after she left
- The Florida surgeon who asked why she was not in medical school
- Recognizing communist machinery in the American pandemic response
- Annual mask fit testing with saccharin, and the moment the CDC started recommending bandanas
- The order to close offices and send patients home until they could not breathe
- "Safe and effective" asserted with 100 percent certainty, and the walk back that followed
- Fauci's diaries: the school closure recommendation, the later denials, the ballpark, the Streisand entry
- The proximal origins meeting and the conspiracy theorist label
- The World Health Organization pandemic treaty, Geneva, and the January 2026 withdrawal
- The public health math that trades 5,000 lives for a million, and why she rejects it
- Families saying goodbye over Zoom and the elderly celebrating birthdays through nursing home windows
- Jenny Beth Martin inside the White House in July 2020
- How the six-foot rule was actually chosen
- The SAVE America Act, the Safeguard American Voter Eligibility Act, and why the citizenship debate baffles an immigrant
Timestamps:
00:00 — Cold open: the doctor who escaped communism
00:34 — Croatia, Josip Broz Tito, and a childhood that could not mention church
03:12 — Sent to Italy at 18 with one suitcase, and the attack the next day
04:38 — Florida, the nanny job, and the question that made her a doctor
05:55 — Medical society president, and then COVID arrives
12:36 — How she knew they were lying: mask fit testing and the saccharin test
15:49 — Close the offices and stand down
16:16 — Something completely new, called 100 percent safe
19:00 — Inside Fauci's diaries: "I am the science"
23:12 — Proximal origins and the 10 of 12 scientists
24:11 — Why the pardon reaches back to 2014
25:07 — The World Health Organization pandemic treaty
27:12 — Geneva, and how they beat it
27:42 — Officially out in January 2026
30:28 — The public health math that forgets the patient
35:14 — Zoom goodbyes and nursing home windows
35:57 — On Fauci invoking the Fifth
37:53 — What Senator Rand Paul said at the end of the hearing
40:35 — Jenny Beth Martin inside the White House, July 2020
43:52 — The real story behind six feet apart
45:42 — Why she says it was a plan
46:55 — What she wants Americans to remember
49:27 — This country is worth fighting for
Links: teapartypatriots.org · jennybethshow.com