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Give up all of their patents. yes, the cdc owns patents and you've got to have complete data transparency. that's justt the start. joining me now, dr. j. bhattacharyya, stanford school of medicine, as well as dr. peter mccullogh, epidemiologist, author of the courage to face covid 19 . dr.u, b , let's start with you. doef you have any reforms tos add to that list?g i know it's a long list that we've all been compiling, but that'spili just the start. i mean, i think for one stop telling us commit to never telling a lie, noble orno otherwise ever again. ldo not use your power to manipulate human...

Number-one-ranked men'sen the nis player, novak djokovic, will be detained tomorrow in australia before a hearing before a federal judge. he is appealing after his visa was revoked for a second time over his covid-19 vaccination status. >> cnn's sports correspondent andy scholes has been covering this story. he has more on djokovic's fate. andy, is this largely a done deal at this point or is it still an opening? >> i'm no expert in australian law, jim, but, you know, it certainly seems like novak djokovic and his lawyers are climbing an uphill battle right now. he'll be interviewed by the aus...

The suggested hearing on this would be saturday in australia. this comes after australia's immigration minister alex hawk used his personal power to cancel djokovic's visa saying, quote, it was in the public interest to do so. djokovic is now up against the clock as the tournament starts in just three days. djokovic is unvaccinated, released a statement wednesday admitting his agent provided false information on an immigration form. djokovic gave an in-person interview in december knowingly infected with covid. to get into australia, you have to be vaccinated. djokovic, of course, received a m...

former boyfriend. he has become nationally known for his tough stance on illegal immigration and he's running for congress from arizona's 4th district but they report that he wanted his ex to sign a confidentiality agreement to keep their relationship a secret. the ex refused and said he was threatened with being deported. these are photos he gave the times and he is saying he was accessing computers without permission. the sheriff denies any wrongdoing. >> i'm here to say that all these allegations that were in one of these newspapers are absolutely completely false. except for the ...