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>> staggering. the president visited university medical center today, and he talked with some of the injured there. what have you learned about that? >> thats right. yeah. from what we understand is that he took his time, him and the first lady, taking their time to visit with about ten of the patients there, sitting bedside, talking with some of the patients that were there. from what i understand the president and first lady staying here in the hospital longer than anticipated to give a couple...

Victims in your care today? >> i recently checked on the most critically injured patients and they are still listed in critical condition this morning. as you can imagine recovering from the critical injuries can take some time, but we are hopeful, of course, for their recovery. yesterday afternoon we had 40 patients who were treated and released, so thats good news. but today, our hospital staff is back at work, caring for those patients right there at the bedside, many of which are in our crit...

Family members of the patients. our patients are getting great care, they are in wonderful hands. we want to make sure the friends and family of the patients are being taken care of. it means that we are totally self-contained, we can take care of any life-thatening injuries imaginable. anything can be taken care of at the bedside. we have a trauma surgeons, fellowship trained residents as well. taking care of -- >> harris: we are watching that live, obviously. at the university medical center, ...

Daughter that grim task. >> so the best youre going to hope for here is that its your daughter but shes pretty seriously hurt. >> yeah. >> the wait was excruciating and then their daughter returned with the news they had been praying for. >> she comes back down and she says mom, its chris. >> fall and friends took turns at christines bedside wondering if she would ever regain consciousne consciousness. >> we told her we were there and we loved her. >> how did she look? >> it was bad. it was so b...

I want to withdraw some consideration for that. >> juan: i dont think this is fair to harvard. >> jesse: i will not accept any speaking imitations from harvard as a sign of protest against this decision. i would not want to make the cia director, former cia director angry. >> juan: mike pompeo says he is not going. >> jesse: i would not want to be on the bedside of the cia. all of these ivy league institutions do the same thing. they hire these people for p.r. reasons, and it is a p.r. play. >> ...

Nursing home? quote, shame on you. what should happen to them? >> what should happen to them? whatever the law allows. and then some. we throw our elderly away. theyre a cash crop. its not necessary. >> reporter: on tuesday night, jean johnson went to the nursing home to visit her friend of more than 40 years, betty hibbard. >> they had betty in the hall, and one of the big blowers blowing on her. and when i saw her, tears was coming out, she said, jean, i cant breathe, i cant breathe. >> report...

Miscalculated.ne t thats what north korea is doing. we dont need a president anymore in a conversation dside talking about being flexible on missile defense, even in a different context. we have got to restore deterrence.ave i do think we are very lucky in one sense that, with all theede controversy over our generals, that mcmaster and mattis and kelly, nobody knows more about global commerce than tillerson. we have guys like pompeo. we have very good guys, and i think something short of the les...

That the president himself enoi had that display of dysfunction on cnn between scaramucci in private. so what extent can keel rein in this president, andy, i heard you mention a lot of people about the structure of the white house and all the positive things that kelly can bring, but you didnt mention the president and i think that is the most important person that he needs to impose discipline on. well see to what extent the president is receptive to that because kelly cant be there for every s...

Disabilities and medical needs. i know what it is like to be at a bedside and find out that the surgery didnt go as planned and theres a complication. and wonder whether that insurance will cover your complication. i dont think americans want to negotiate with an insurance company at a childs bedside. i hear over and over from constituents from new hampshire and people at the country, trying to speak to senators on the other side of the aisle, about how critical health care coverage is to them, ...

Disclose it, that is a huge problem. >> heather: we do know that it is being investigated. this editorial says be transparent, trust and the american people and put it all out there and see what happens. thank you both for joining us, appreciate it. >> jon: british and american doctors meeting in london today, discussing an experimental treatment for the critically ill and fender charlie gard. while the babys parents hold out hope that the doctors can help their little boy. >> the parents of cha...