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There are stories about patients having to ration medications. tell us what you are hearing and experiencing. first of all, thank you so much for having us on. we want to get the message out. the most important thing is to help our patients and get access to these drugs. the data you quoted from the new york times, that was earlier this week. we know from our surveys that there s providers in 42 states that are experiencing either no drug supply or low drug supply. and we re also hearing that, you know, the concern obviously that when they don t have these drugs to provide their patients, where do they turn to. how do you even as a doctor say to a patient, you d have a better chance at survival with this drug, but i can t get it for you? well, chris, i can t imagine. i m so fortunate. i m at duke, and we have supply issues, but they have been very coordinated in their efforts to
Seems donald trump wants that fight. maybe he can t read the polls yet. 93% of all americans oppose bans that eliminate the exceptions for life of mother, which is what the louisiana bill does. 90% of americans oppose exceptions for rape and incest, which was what the prosecutions would have happen. i think more people support roe now than did before it was overturned. 83% of all americans think abortion should be safe in all or most instances. where are we heading? well, we re in a situation we re in now because of the supreme court. one of the reasons we respect precedent is so we can have certainty and understanding of the law. as we heard the doctor say, people are confused and there is chaos, and that is the predictable result of throwing out 50 years of precedent. we have chaos because in all 50 states they get to decide what they want to do. political i think it seems we may be destined to see an overplay in some state where is as you say the
Would have been able to purchase a gun lawfully in some other state based on his status. we don t know if it was the first mental health appointment for him or the 27th mental health appointment for him. we don t know. there s another question that s going to come up around guns here. that s the question of security in a hospital. someone bringing a gun into a hospital very easily, you can do it on any given day anywhere. the press conference at grady hospital, level one trauma center, very busy, major active hospital in atlanta. we heard the doctor say, we don t walk down the hospital, even at grady. the issue of should a psychiatric floor or unit within a medical center, should they have extra security and what does that look like? is it a magnetometer. all of those issues are going to m come up after this case is discussed. we will leave it there right now for this hour.
Overhang, next to the feed room. you ve seen the diagrams and the crime scene photos, all of those cases are in that area in the doorway to the feed room and where maggie was found. you heard that maggie had no defensive wounds, you also heard paul, shot with no indication that he detected a threat from the person who fired that weapon, and why, because it was him. same with maggie, because maggie sees what happens, and she comes running over there, running to her baby. probably the last thing on her mind thinking that it was him who had done this, she s running to her baby while he s picked up the blackout, and opens fire, at close range, again with no defensive wounds and she takes those two shots that you heard the doctor say were parallel, and it crumples her over.
Khan, alsojoins us in the studio. we ll we ll start we ll start with you, doctor. getting a glimpse of what you are surrounded with. how much aid is getting through? surrounded with. how much aid is getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks, getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks. aid getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks, aid coming getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks, aid coming in, - getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks, aid coming in, food - getting through? there are a lot of aid trucks, aid coming in, food and items. the risky operations are still ongoing. this isjust one. i walked two kilometres. arnie still ongoing. this isjust one. i walked two kilometres. we will try to net that walked two kilometres. we will try to get that back, walked two kilometres. .. we will try to get that back, technical walked two kilometres. we will try to get that back, technical issues - to get that back, technical issues happening as we try to g
From making rich: are we heading back for more masking or is it over? hearing the doctor say that was powerful. people like me have been saying it for years. we get all kinds of abuse for it. it was obvious there were no studies showing that maxing worked, none. the idea the white house has come around to that perspective, i hope it means the blue areas will adjust to it. the first topic goes very well with the second topic. i don t have to worry about masks being reimposed in my kids school because i live in florida. people in blue areas have to worry about it and continue to worry about it daily. hear about schools in boston and philadelphia and wonder will my kids school district next? when you leave a place like new york for florida, you don t have to think about it anymore. i no longer worry about stuff like this and it s great and freeing. rich: thanks so much for
Ability to work through a disability that he s having today. will he need it next month, six months, forever, i don t know. the one thing that i got to say that you did say is you don t know if he s going to need that six months or the rest of his life, and neither do we or his doctors. that s the sad part, and i think somebody should have stepped in, and said, hey, this isn t the right time, john. six years from now, you know, and believe me, i m not saying anything for them. i think them parading them out there is a sore eye for the democratic party. sometimes you re not choosing between your favorite thing ever and something else, is that a concern, absolutely. i hope that that s the only thing affected by his brain, and i think it would be comforting to have a doctor say we have tested him, if there was a way to measure that. this is where his brain was affected and it s not going to affect his ability to, you know, participate. but even then, like, it s so late in the process
Possible that a concussion without concussion the immaculate concussion as it has been called do you think we may be seeing that here? i m not sure. i can t explain it. other victims like c.i.a. veteran mark mollyopolis and like lindsey for a diagnosis. when i finally made it to walter reed they diagnosed with a mild traumatic brain injury. it was the first time i had a doctor say to me in essence i believe you. he tears in my eyes because finally someone believes me. what they are saying is you re not making this up. it s not a psychogenic. in medicine we often ask what was the mechanism of injury? the mechanism here is still unclear but clearly something happened. right. i think i was hit by a direct energy attack. when we come back.