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Dr. William Brandt is defending himself against a lawsuit by his former patient, Robert Vyvyan of Milton.

Congressman, reverend, thanks, as always, for joining us tonight. we wanted you with us tonight because you sit on the house financial services committee. what can you tell us about where negotiations stand on the drama of the week, raising the debt ceiling? >> well, i think that were going to probably be able to do that on tuesday of this week. but it would be malpractice if you didnt say this is going to be a short-term situation and theres a lot of damage going to be done to the united states...

Some people see fraud and turn a blind eye because theyre afraid that coming forward would ruin their career. But these people decided to take that chance.

Down to two. the malpractice at the handling of the pandemic and the big lie. which do you think will end up being the most dangerous in the long run, remembering that the mishandling of the pandemic actually cost american lives? >> absolutely, thats a really good question. i think that human life can be compared to anything else, so i think the mishandling of the pandemic is going to go down in history as one of the worst things that administration did. we were tragic with it. and a lot of it h...

>> until you need one. then you dont hate them. >> and hes doing his job, what hes paid to do. hes advocating for his client, and every aspect, and hes trying to shield his clients from legal liability, and thats what he gets pay for and what hes charged with. anything less, and it would be legal malpractice. >> now, i want to play the sister again because i want to flip this point and put it back into your wheelhouse about reasonable suspicions here. heres another bite of the sister. >> no, i d...

He could be his own best spokesperson which is something i said all the time. my job was to work behind the scenes to work with print people and to work with more long lead stories when possible. >> of the major events you witnessed, im going to boil it down to two. the malpractice at the handling of the pandemic and the big lie. which do you think will end up being the most dangerous in the long run, remembering that the mishandling of the pandemic actually cost american lives? >> absolutely. t...

Wont allow the parents to discuss the case with anyone, including her. why? because if they do, she no longer has what they call plausible deniability of anything that they may have told her. thats why legally, hes doing it that way. lets bring in an expert about what we understand and what we dont. retired fbi agent bobby chicone. you have dealt with the lawyer side of this many times even though its not your area of practice. this is frustrating. its discomfitting, weird, unusual, but its not ...

Boston? >> that we have truly connected our communities to the possibilities in city government and activism. there are a lot of big issues and we have seen during the pandemic not just a deepening and exposing of the deep racial inequities, economic inequities in our city and beyond, but also the realization that when we truly decide to confront our biggest challenges, we have the ability to make big changes and so from our housing crisis in boston to ensuring that we are strengthening and supp...

The death of a baby born with complications during a 2019 ransomware attack on an Alabama hospital – one that left clinicians unable to access electronic health

3.5. i dont believe under any circumstances that going to happen. will they get above 2? i dont know. will they get above 175? i dont know. but everybody needs to like remember here this is massive change in this bill that is so good for american people along with a massive infrastructure -- we could actually have infrastructure week in this country with the democrats in charge. it would be political malpractice for them to allow this to blow up right now because the progressives are insistent o...