Dr. Meett Oz

Type: Person

As of November 2026, Dr. Meett Oz has been mentioned in 13 episodes across 5 podcasts, first heard Nov 2025 on NPR. Dr. Meett Oz is referenced in several episodes of MeidasTouch and other podcasts primarily as a political figure criticized for his comments and actions regarding minority communities, particularly Armenians. He is depicted as a surrogate for Trump, making claims about fraud in Los Angeles that have sparked civil rights complaints. His statements on healthcare and labor participation are also scrutinized, with hosts arguing they reflect anti-worker and scapegoating narratives.

Administrator, Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS) (as stated in episode) at Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (U.S. Department of Health and Human Services) specializing in Public health policy, Healthcare administration, Medicare/Medicaid oversight.

Dr. Meett Oz at a glance
Mentioned in13 episodes on 5 podcasts (as of November 2026)
First heardNov 2025 on NPR

What do podcasts say about Dr. Meett Oz?

4 quotes, recorded on MeidasTouch.

How do different shows talk about Dr. Meett Oz?

2 shows discussed Dr. Meett Oz in these episodes; MeidasTouch leans critical.

Who talks about Dr. Meett Oz on podcasts?

Dr. Meett Oz came up; the most recent mention was Feb 2026 on MeidasTouch.

Which podcasts mention Dr. Meett Oz most?

MeidasTouch (7 episodes), NPR (2 episodes) and Morning Wire (2 episodes) mention Dr. Meett Oz most.

  1. MeidasTouch — 7 episodes · More people from MeidasTouch
  2. NPR — 2 episodes · More people from NPR
  3. Morning Wire — 2 episodes · More people from Morning Wire
  4. I've Had It — 1 episode · More people from I've Had It
  5. All-In Podcast — 1 episode · More people from All-In Podcast

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What is Dr. Meett Oz mentioned alongside?

Dr. Meett Oz is most often mentioned alongside New Jersey (Jersey), battleground states and Census Bureau.

Mentioned together: New Jersey (Jersey), battleground states, Census Bureau, Boeing, Bureau of Industry and Security, Secretary Howard Lutnik, Fox News, NPR, Dallas Cowboys, Donald Trump