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Million dollars ever since this kind of got going with the pdf that you can get online of the whistle-blower complaint. >> melissa: speak to us all thac interview at 1:00 p.m., and they do your show every day. another great factoid that i picked up from one of your guests was the idea that every time he puts together a rally around one of these things you look at all of the people in the audience, it's not about people showing up and shouting, that they had to give all of their information, their email in in order to get into the rally that he is building this building this enormous database. ...

Not do anything wrong. >> capri: that would be a very easy rebuttal. i'm not sure, because as i said yesterday, do we need to know everybody on that call? >> david: i would throw in one thing, that he is a spook. he is a cia guy, and he was not sure about whether or not -- >> harris: that is interesting interesting. >> david: he does recognize executive privilege, so there were these issues. i think he was just being very careful. and it came out before everything was released. >> capri: he may not owe anybody an explanation, but answering the question that was asked rather than the informatio...

Patients that most frequently have the complications are older patients, so we are both very versed in taking care of 80-year-olds and 90-year-olds that are facing pneumonia. really you just have to, like you said you take extra precautions. you have to adjust medications accordingly. you just take into consideration that the baseline strength is not the same of somebody who is 40 years old or 50 years old when you are trying to get them off the ventilator. so like they were mentioning, they were looking at the mechanics. as he also mentioned, he has done quite well. >> reporter: [indistinguis...

>> sure, absolutely i agree. anytime you hear of a 92-year-old gentleman with a pneumonia requiring hospitalization. it is a serious issue. we never really know how the patients are going to do at that point. the fact that he is doing so well just five days after the event that caused him to be intubated, i think it is a testament to the team that has been taking care of him. our nurses and icu staff, but also to him. he is a really strong person. he is not your average 92-year-old. [laughter] >> reporter: [indistinguishable question] >> well, unfortunately the