Dr. Mehmet Oz was asked to resign from the President’s Council on Sports, Fitness & Nutrition, to which he was appointed by Donald Trump.
The 61-year-old Turkish-American television personality, author, and Republican political candidate revealed the news on Twitter, and also revealed the email he received from the White House on behalf of President Biden.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz is making a big career change.
It was announced on Monday (December 13) that Sony Pictures Television would be retiring The Dr. Oz Show so that the TV personality could pursue his political career and devote more time to running for a senate seat in Pennsylvania.
According to The Wrap, the long-running health and wellness series is set to end on Jan. 14, 2022 and three days later, his daughter Daphne will launch her new Dr. Oz spinoff The Good Dish.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz has officially announced his intention to run for a US Senate seat in Pennsylvania, which is being vacated in 2022 by Sen. Pat Toomey.
The 61-year-old cardiothoracic surgeon and long-time TV personality was rumored to be announcing his senate run this week, and he just made things official.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz is hoping to make a big career change.
The 61-year-old TV host and cardiothoracic surgeon will be running for senate in Pennsylvania, according to TMZ.
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Dr. Mehmet Oz made his debut as the interim Jeopardy host on Monday (March 22) and he’s not getting great reviews… even from former contestants of the show.
Before the television personality even made his debut on the show, over 500 former contestants from the show spoke out to oppose his involvement with the show.
“When we heard that Dr. Mehmet Oz was slated to be a guest host, agreement came quickly — we were opposed,” they wrote in an open letter to producer Mike Richards.
“Dr. Oz stands in opposition to everything that Jeopardy! stands for. Jeopardy! is a show that values facts and knowledge,” the letter continued. “Throughout his nearly two decades on television he has used his authority as a doctor to push harmful ideas onto the American public, in stark contrast with his oath to first do no harm. These ideas include promoting supplements that do nothing, legitimizing gay conversion therapy (which is banned in California, as well as 19 other states), dangerous ‘cures’ for autism, and, most recently, the use of hydroxychloroquine as a treatment for COVID-19.”
Other substitute hosts have included Ken Jennings, Katie Couric, Aaron Rodgers, and Mike Richards.
Ellen Pompeo might only be a fictional TV doctor, but she seems to be more in-touch with the current situation than some actual TV doctors.
The Grey’s Anatomy actress is speaking out to slam TV doctors like Dr. Oz and Dr. Phil, who have been saying some controversial things about the coronavirus pandemic.
“Staying home is for very good reasons…one of them is to stop the spread to nurses doctors and anyone who works in a hospital housekeeping …security .. maintenance…. …to keep their risk of contracting lower and The hospitals can only handle so much intake,” Ellen tweeted on Saturday (April 18). “Also the old white guy tv docs who say stupid selfish sh-t should yes …walk that sh-t [right] back to your lazy boys and sit your stupid asses down in your living rooms on your golf courses where you live.. tired out of touch old fools don’t get me started today.”
Ellen added, “Also to those out of touch tv docs which I’m sure they would call me lol…you took an oath so so many years ago to do no harm… making careless statements in this environment when so many healthcare workers are suffering physically and emotionally….is defying that oath.”
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Wendy Williams is revealing what Dr. Mehmet Oz told her when she asked if it is okay to have sex during the Coronavirus pandemic.
The 55-year-old talk show host was a guest on Dr. Oz‘s show, but the segment about sexual encounters was actually cut out of the episode due to a COVID-19 press conference.
“When I went to Dr. Oz, one of the things I talked to him about, I was like, ‘Dr. Oz, what do single people, including me, do about sex?’ Because as much as a wanted woman as I am, I’m not thinking about that. I don’t want anybody over here. I think condoms are something random. You know, what about the sweat and the shower?” Wendy said in a new video. “He ended up saying, ‘You know what? Hold out. It’ll be over soon.’”
The New York City government released safe sex practices during this pandemic.
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