greta: i think and i this is i guess not thinking like a lawyer but i think tell that to the parents of the 26-year-old. the 21-year-old kid. greta: meanwhile the share holders are paying off the silly fine. absolutely reprehensible. i m more enraged by the prosecutors and the federal judge. they are supposed to protect the people. they should have gone to prison. jim s right, it is murder. a depraved heart. it s murder. greta: or even man slate. exactly on the manslaughter count. i would rather read not the name of a company but human beings. men and women did what ted said and said to sales reps tell everybody nothing is wrong. those are real people who made that decision and have their name on these reports and not just some anonymous company with share holders. greta: and the attorney general of the united states eric holder who i know and happen to like, what are you
she has the tube down her throat. i suppose you like to see her struggle a little bit because it shows she is making progress. on the other hand, it must be difficult. it is a fine balancing act and our goal is to get her out of the i.c.u. as quickly as possible but only when it is safe. i kid my patients a hospital is a horrible place to be sick because there is some things that can happen, infections and stuff and that is a hyperbole. you want to get out of the icu as quickly as possible for some of the basic reasons like getting her rest and experiencing setting to start to renormalize. greta: doctorrion thank you very much. we hang on every single word that you all utter and i know that you are busy and you have a lot of work to do. i appreciate you coming on and talking to us but more importantly we appreciate what your whole team has been doing. thank you, sir. you re welcome, greta, thank you for having me.
no report that the swelling has gotten worse. we haven t seen anything that would make us feel, you know, discouraged. and that is, i think, reflective of the fact that she is doing so well and you are seeing the optimism. we have not seen those major setbacks. but i think the caution there is that they could still set in. we are still just under a week from the entire from the primary injury. while optimism i think is reasonable we cannot have unrealistic expectations and we can t let it get ahead of us. greta: the tube that is down her throat, waiting for that to be removed to see whether speech it an issue or not. i assume when it is removed it has been tough on her throat, right? that is the reason we want to get the tube out or figure out a permanent solution for the tube because the longer we leave it in the greater risk of damage to the vocal cords and
instincts made be play dead. i didn t know where the gunman was next, and so i just laid very still from my vantage point i could see ron i could see gabby behind him and i could see ron but i couldn t see either of their faces. greta: how about gabe, the poor young man who died? i never saw him. greta: and then a good is a mare ton camsamaritan came to . i guess they tackled the gunman and a good samaritan came to your side? i heard my ears kind of took over. i heard a lot of scuffling and people yelling get the gun, tackle him, kind of just a, you know, a combination of voices and shouts and screams. and then a few moments later
look out for the poor dead individuals and their families who were suing guideant and that is also a tragedy. they could have entered into an agreement where they could have looked out for the people and they wouldn t have had to go through the litigation they are having to go through. we have two totally different systems of justice in this country. if you are a poor kid in the city, sell some drugs, maybe be involved in a gang because that is what is in front of you. if you are a rich guy, do lies like this, cheat people and lead to deaths and pass it on to the share holders. moreally those are exactly the same crimes. for these guys not to even face the threat of jail is outrageous. so unfair. greta: the numbers of how many people died is anywhere from one to 13. i saw different numbers in different reports. if i had a drink and got behind the wheel of my car and accidentally killed somebody without even lying i could go to prison. it is called manslaughter. greta: nobody, n