[01:26 - 02:53] The CKB Hospital and Alleged Special Treatment for a Deputy's Family

And why was he taken there specifically? Why? Well, because they called from CKB. He's a deputy, he's attached to the CKB hospital. They called an ambulance from there. Well, it's clear. And she took him there. But they already knew everything, guys, if you observed this, if you listened to this, if the doctor who was there already reported something, it's all one system. And do you think those people who came and took him, uh, in the ambulance, did they even know, did they have any idea what this was? I don't know who those people were. I don't know who those people were. It was such a woman, so completely, well, what struck me was that they didn't examine him. Well, okay, we'll figure it out. They didn't examine him at all, that is, generally, there's another point. That, uh, any deputy has a family. Therefore, the family is also treated decently. That is, I remember how they treated me ceremoniously when I came to Yura. So, there was no "Get out," "You came." "Yuri Petrovich, is it agreed?" "Ah, yes, Yuri Petrovich said." "Shh, shh, they're coming late, late," so to speak, "let them in." And then some people would poke their heads in: "Alyona Sergeevna, would you like to have dinner? We have a portion left. You just came from work." Yuri Petrovich said: "She's hungry." That is, they showed all kinds of care, a certain kind. Maybe it's protocol, maybe it's training. When the signal is given, that is, he is in status.