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Think what dr. carson dris brings to the table frankly is the power of nice. he's nice. he's genuine. and that is not necessarily what people have experienced in the past. so i think people are attracted to him based upon the fact that he is genuinely nice. >> to your point, these are atroe no, ma'amically strong high favorability ratings n. today's monmouth poll, 86% favorable. how much of that is about dr. carson and how much do you think is approval of his outsider status do you think? >> i think it is a combination of both. when you are looking at 80%-plus favorability rating, that speaks ...

I defend people. i have defended an thesologist and some in the legal profession would say they are legalized drug dealers. the way she was talking on the recordings made me wonder if she's tried out some of her drugs. >> my take home out of this is i hate the concept of bedside manner. i'd rather have a doctor that focuses on the expertize of his job than rather how nice he is to you. i don't care what they say about me as long as i'm alive and they didn't take something out or leave something in. that's happened before. the e.r. will always lose somebody. liberal panel i want to go to you. i...

I have defended some anesthesiologists. the way she was talking on the recordings made me wonder if maybe she is tried out some of her drugs she gives on occasion. >> you could be sued for that. i hate the context of bedside manner. i would rather have a doctor that focuses on the expertise of his job rather than how nice he is to you. i don't care what they say as long as i am alive at the end of the procedure and they didn't take something out or leave something in. that's happened before. they always leave something in there. liberal panel, i want to talk about the liberal. >> i am pretty m...

>> i have a gentle bedside manner. if you need a vaccine, i have the right touch. stay with us. >> we'll be right back. vaccine, i have the right touch. stay with us. >> we'll be right back. my children's playground.have ts my go-to product is lysol disinfectant spray. i really use it in every room, on every surface and it allows me to get to all the hard-to-reach areas. all of the different nooks and crannies and places that little hands like to go. it makes me feel comfortable and confident that my home is fresh, it's protected, and that i've killed the germs and bacteria. one lysol, hundred...

Spend. if you spend 45 minute and the patient doesn't get much out of it or you keep the patient in the waiting room, that's a big mistake that a lot of doctors wait. keep them in the waiting room for a long time. by the time you see them they are already upset. already a bad start. >> absolutely. >> and see the p.a.s and nurses and other people before they see you and the relationship is over. but there are things you can build up. the personalized part of medicine, reaching out to the patient, why we went to someone. william fair, the chair of immunology at sloan-kettering, and he's the one ...