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oh, that hurts every single time. can you imagine doing it for real? will: are you saying i need to do it, lynn? i don't want to. every time i've been embarrassed. all my friends and family in texas have made fun of me. pete: he's from texas -- will: just because you're born in texas doesn't mean you know how to do this. kayleigh: you've got to hold on. laugh if -- [laughter] will: trying to get out of it. which i a apologize for. talk about their heart! how's the heart? how's your heart? how's your heart? -it's good. -is it? aah, i don't know. -it's okay. - it's okay! yeah. good. -you sure? - i think so. how do you know? it doesn't come with a manual, and you like ooh, i got the 20,000-day checkup, right? let me show you something. put two fingers right on those pads.
young, young ♪ pete: a shot of jacksonville beach, florida. the fourth and final hour of this saturday edition of "fox & friends." january 6th. year of our lord, 2024. looks like a nice spot. kayleigh: that's where i was born, jacksonville, florida. home to tim tebow. pete: you know the name of the hospital. kayleigh: st. vincent hospital. will: what's the name of your hospital? pete: i don't know. i know i was born in minneapoli- kayleigh: mama's going to text you. pete: probably a lutheran hospital in minneapolis. will: i was surprised you were surprise anded she knew -- pete: the name of the hospital. will: lynn, do you know the name
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because i was trying to help you and dad. and when you've got a young family, if you run, which i did have, that was a real struggle, wasn't it? you and lynn, the other daughter, you help me a lot, don't you? because maureen's been unwell, this is the first time in a year that she's been able to go on a walk. i've missed it terribly. i can't wait for today. and i shall meet everybody again. today's walk is in rochester. it's for unpaid carers - and the people they care for so that they can have a day out l that'sjust for them, for respite, i for a good laugh to meet each other and a good, good stroll. unpaid carers, on top i of being unpaid, looking after somebody at home, friend or family, for sometimes 24—7 with no respite. - it's wonderful.
to help you and dad. and when you've got a young family, which i did have, that was a real struggle, wasn't it? you and lynn, the other daughter, you help me a lot, don't you? because maureen's been unwell, this is the first time in a year that she's been able to go on a walk. i've missed it terribly. i can't wait for today. and i shall meet everybody again. today's walk is in rochester. it's for unpaid carers i and the people they care for so that they can have a day out that'sjust for them, _ for respite, for a good i laugh to meet each other and a good, good stroll. unpaid carers, on top i of being unpaid, looking after somebody at home, - friend or family, for sometimes 24—7 with no respite. it's wonderful. and seeing everybody,
some critics have concerns, including that easier access could mean misuse of the drug by those who simply want to lose a few pounds. >> they're trying hard to make sure that you can find a path to something that they absolutely want to sell you. that creates at least the appearance of conflict of interest. >> reporter: zepbound's list price is just over a thousand dollars for a month's supply and is not covered by medicare or many insurance plans. rick says direct access via the new site isn't about business. >> this is about patient success. our sales would be the same either way, whether we sell it to cbs or walgreens or sell it on our website. >> reporter: as for lynn, who eventually had her dosage increased and says she lost 65 pounds, she is all for making weight loss medications more accessible. >> it shuts off the constant thought of food. i feel like a normal person. >> reporter: a feeling eli lilly is trying to make easier to come by for others. maggie vespa, nbc news, indianapolis. and next tonight,
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