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They promised things to progressives that were never realistic and they thought they could somehow convince joe manchin to go along even though he gave every signal over the last few months he needed a pared back piece of legislation with a lot less spending and regulation when it came to climate. they didnt listen and wouldnt take no for an answer and now they face a double whammy. democrats disillusioned and may not show up for the mid-terms because they are so disappointed and made democratic...

To the enforced vaccinate these kids, i think is a colossal error, and frankly its medical malpractice, so its unconscionable for administrators to be imposing these and kids. the other category is kids that have been vaccinated and have high levels of antibodies. one of the big failures in our public health paradigm here has been the fact they get past yea the fda has wasted time and not really determined what the optimal level of antibody is in vaccinated individuals. this is something we know...

Caused? >> thanks for having me on again. this is an interesting situation. first off the assertion that the reason they pause the study was clinical trial supply was basically medical malpractice for people in my business, clinical research. the first thing you do before you launch the studies lockdown your trial supply, so that one fails the sniff test. he they are grossly incompetent at the university of oxford where they are lying because worldwide supply of ivermectin is enormous and there ...

Complaint says failure to follow generally accepted "standards of care and treatment" left Noah "sick, sore, lame and disabled." Hospital says allegations are "meritless."

Police in Vancouver, British Columbia, are the latest to charge the same woman with fraud who allegedly has been impersonating a registered nurse and providing medical care for years.

The Iowa Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial in a case involving a man who was supposed to get circumcised, but instead was given a vasectomy.

Appeals court tosses out one claim, retains another; jury exceeds state cap in infant head-trauma case; universitys negligence caused them unnecessary suffering, women claim.

Did he do with those text? who did he talk to? did he go to the president? and what was the response to it? >> yes, meadows has the worst of all worlds. here he turned over some incriminating text messages and then asked not to have those communications be privileged. i dont know why he was acting like that. but it does paint this picture of a chief of staff that couldve intervene in the question that he did raise. what stood out to me is two things. one is the journalistic malpractice of the fo...

The Public Health Agency of Canada has issued 17 fines related to the reports so far.

Would lead to a hard question. did any of it have to happen? because this was a tragedy that many people saw coming. including the first and most high-profile victim. >> he was like nobody else id ever met. and thats true to this day. >> back in 2002, natalie collins was a young lawyer defending a medical malpractice case when she met a forensic psychiatrist named dr. steven pitt. >> he was very intellectually honest. whether you wanted his opinion or not, you got it. but he was formidable and h...