Close your eyes. It's 1951, and a Navy surgeon is bent over a wounded man on the deck of a warship, about to pull a bullet out of his chest. He does it. The man lives. There is just one problem. The surgeon has never been to medical school. His name is Ferdinand Waldo Demara, and cutting a man open at sea is one of dozens of jobs he faked in a whole life spent being someone he was not. Seventy years later, the fake doctors did not go anywhere. They just moved to your For You page. A "Duke graduate" that Duke has no record of. A teenager running a whole medical center out of a strip mall. A woman who saw roughly 4,000 patients before anybody thought to check. And 7,600 fake nursing diplomas, sold like they were nothing. At the top of this video I made you put one word in your back pocket: authority. This is me pulling that thread all the way. Beca ...