Whistleblower surgeon invited to attend Trump's address before Congress

Surgeon Dr. Eithan Haim, who blew the whistle on transgender surgeries for minors, discusses the 'indescribable' feeling of being invited to President Donald Trump's address before Congress.

A Texas surgeon indicted by the Biden Justice Department for blowing the whistle on transgender medicine has been invited to attend President Donald Trump's address to a joint session of Congress Tuesday night.

Dr. Eithan Haim called the feeling "indescribable" after staring down the threat of a decade-long prison sentence.

"It's a hard thing to try to wrap into words," Haim told "Fox & Friends First" Monday.

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(Eithan Haim)

The surgeon was invited as a guest of Sen. Josh Hawley, R-Mo., shortly after the Trump Department of Justice dropped the Biden-era case in January.

"I remember thinking to myself, 'One minute I'm facing 10 years in prison for a crime that was completely fabricated by the Department of Justice and then the next minute, I'm being invited by one of the most prominent conservative senators to the State of the Union.' So the way I feel, I would say it's indescribable."

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Haim was the subject of an ongoing criminal case brought by the DOJ after he leaked documents to the media that revealed Texas Children's Hospital in Houston...

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