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WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Tend to make less body heat. Now squall as you might get, the CDC says, don't use generators, gas or charcoal grills or stoves inside your home. The fumes can be deadly. Have blankets, sleeping bags, coats, aren't enough to keep you warm, a well maintained fireplace or portable space heater could be a safer alternative. Also, eating well bounced meals will help you keep warm, as well as avoiding alcohol and caffeine. They can cause your body to lose heat more rapidly and you'll be less likely to realize you're as cold as you really are. I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. This is 8 90 WLS a.m. Chicago, 94 7 WLS FM, HD two Chicago. Our cumulus media station. A civil rights lawsuit filed this afternoon, targeting the new CPD pursuit policy. News is next but first, the WLS wonder channel forecast. It's going to be a windy and web Thursday with showers likely to hide your 46s when gustin from the west in northwest later today. Rain may mix with light snow to the evening with an overnight low of 31, colder tomorrow with a clearing trend at a high of 36, then for the weekends of sunshine on Saturday and Sunday with highs in the low to mid 40s. From the weather channel I've Jeff marred of ULS a.m. 8 90 with another update in 30 minutes. Out at O'Hare, it's 41° midway 41 along the lakefront 45. Sponsored by Dell Technologies, Dell Technologies, presidents
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"More Chicago's conversations that start people talking. Dan bongino. The great one, Mark Levin. Dan, you are way too kind. This dreadful Mar-a-Lago ring. You worked in the attorney general's office. This seems to me like this is exactly what the founders were trying to get away from. A 100% right. I am so damn sick of these former federal prostitutes. On TV like they actually know since I want to see things through the eyes of the framers of the constitution. That's right, I said it. So what? Dan bongino. Middays, starting at 11. On 8 90, WLS a better life with doctor Sanjay Gupta. Our society places a premium on never quitting. You're supposed to try and try and try again, keep failing until you finally succeed. But what if you have more to lose from not quitting? It's a question people are increasingly asking themselves in this new era of finally paying a bit more attention to their own mental health. Yes, it is a good, healthy thing to have goals and to be driven toward them. Yes, you should be ambitious. But you also need to be smart. Experts we talk to you about this shared with us some questions that can help you decide when it's time to move on. Are you having trouble sleeping or fighting with friends and family? Because pursuing your goal is now making you irritable? Is your goal really worth the time, the money and the effort that you're putting into it? And could those resources be better utilized elsewhere? If so, it may be time to quit. Maybe not forever, but for right now. I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. Rough up your weekdays with John Howell. Afternoons from four until 7. On the big 89 WLS. It's hard to grasp by anyone keep voting for record inflation, skyrocketing crime in an open border. Likewise, why
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"So I know this matters to you deeply even speaking about this for a long time You were certainly no Johnny come lately on this specific issue but the new public square unfortunately congressman are these applications Twitter Facebook it's how people get information It's how they exchange information so when you have a company say like an apple who has a monopoly over that App Store they what they say goes They don't want you on that store the boot you off like that When you have them threatening or canceling companies like parler off the App Store and at least according to Elon Musk threatening to kick them off Twitter I thought the left used to care about this kind of stuff Congressman monopolies and big business and stuff like that what happened Well you know I think that the left cares to a certain extent and the right care is to a certain extent we haven't got the bills through Congress because Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer don't care We have three bills on the floor two weeks ago And they passed They passed with 39 Republican votes and they passed with over a 180 Democrat votes So we have been able to pass some antitrust legislation but you're absolutely right The left has this sort of hypocrisy when it comes to free speech On the one hand they want to be able to speak freely and they don't want us to be able to inhibit their speech when it comes to gay rights or other issues that the left cares about gun control but when it comes to speaking the truth about vaccines or COVID or the origins of COVID or as Elon Musk is pointing out the New York Post story and other issues they absolutely want to shut down what the right has to say
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"But New York I think has had enough I don't know if it's just the street crime situation that's deteriorated The illegal immigration situation has gotten worse By the way I said there were three issues in Long Island that I hear about all the time illegal immigration crime and education That's what I hear about a lot I should have mentioned you there too But I think New York is in for a sea change And I think one of the reasons is they constantly overstep the Democrats They had an opportunity to redistrict the state of New York fairly to get proper Democrat and Republican representation and they didn't do it The Democrats crapped all over the process tried to basically phase out every single Republican in the state And what happened This judge stepped in ordered a new redistricting and now we've got districts like yours district four and Long Island where you got a darn good shot of pulling this off Yeah no not only do we have a good shot We are going to pull it off And when I got into this race even after the redistricting people told me listen this is a tough race There's no way that you're going to win And I said you know you don't know Nassau county like I know an SL county And without a doubt you are correct The three issues that people are focused on like I said a lot of people are focused on the education the crime is always important And the border the open border is insane I mean I went down to El Paso Texas probably a month and a half ago And I met with congressman Gonzalez who represents the southern border in El Paso And the open borders in the failed policies of Joe Biden and the fact that Kamala Harris tells everyone our borders are secure is absolutely insane I mean we could watch the news and whether you watch CNN or Fox News you watch video after video after video of migrants coming into our country They're wreaking havoc there committing crimes They're bringing illegal narcotics into our communities And we need to step up and we need to change it And we need to secure the borders We need to really provide funding to our customs and border patrol
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Health and longevity. And it's something you can do right at home. Now I want you to do this standing next to a table or a chair in case you get wobbly. Are you able to stand on one leg for ten seconds? Researchers in Brazil say not being able to do that is linked to double the risk of death from any cause within the next decade. Why? Well, we regularly need a one leg posture to move out of a car to climb or descend a step or stare and so on. To not have this ability or being afraid to do so, is likely related to the loss of autonomy. And in consequence, you're going to get less exercise and the snowball starts. All this isn't to say that if you can't do this, you're doomed, but you should work on your balance and flexibility and strength training to be a solid as you can. I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. The life Dan bongino on the big 89. From the NYPD to the Secret Service to behind the microphone, taking the fight to the radical left and the putrid swamp, you're listening to the Dan bongino show. Here he is Dan bongino. Folks I'm a constitutional republic. They representative democracy. Anything outside of a tyranny. You
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Better life with doctor Sanjay Gupta How much time do you spend talking to your kids about their emotions It's important There's even a term for this It's called emotional literacy One pediatrician we spoke to put it like this When kids are acting out or having behavioral outbursts it's a sign that they are hurting They need our help but don't yet have the tools or strategies to effectively get the help they need In other words their vocabulary isn't quite there yet And without that sometimes we don't know how to fix the situation So what can you do Well help your kids put names with their emotions in the moment And not just the bad ones When they're happier smiling say so out loud and if you can pinpoint why When you're feeling happy or sad or angry or frustrated set an example for them and say something like daddy's happy now because it lets them know it's okay to talk about their feelings I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta helping you live a better life Talk to you about Tom in Texas who wrote in about his experience with 100% drug free relief factor He's in his late 80s now and he's one of those really active guys you sometimes hear about rides the bicycle works as a flight instructor Not all that long ago he thought he might finally have to stop Lower back and hip pains were after him all the time it seemed He'd heard about relief factor but it took some convincing for him to try it He was skeptical lots of people are before they've tried relief factor thank goodness he did because Tom's pain is gone now My friends and I take relief factor hundreds of thousands of others have tried it and about 70% of.
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Drinking I want ice cream Seriously How old are you I'm a big boy Old enough to drink Act like it Don't risk a DUI Brought to you by the Virginia department of motor vehicles A better life with doctor Sanjay Gupta How much time do you spend talking to your kids about their emotions It's important There's even a term for this It's called the emotional literacy One pediatrician we spoke to put it like this When kids are acting out or having behavioral outbursts it's a sign that they are hurting They need our help but don't yet have the tools or strategies to effectively get the help they need In other words their vocabulary isn't quite there yet And without that sometimes we don't know how to fix the situation So what can you do Well help your kids put names with their emotions in the moment and not just the bad ones When they're happier smiling say so out loud and if you can pinpoint why When you're feeling happy or sad or angry or frustrated set an example for them and say something like daddy's happy now because it lets them know it's okay to talk about their feelings I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta helping you live a better life For sure Congo's conversations that start people talking Then Shapiro and keep going back to the international stage because that's something that if you're truly an American patriot left writer center you should agree that a more powerful.
Mark Levin
Sanjay Gupta Gives Political, Not Medical, Answer Over Masks
"You know Sanjay Gupta over at CNN chief medical correspondent Discuss the ruling of the federal judge in Florida which resulted in several airlines in Amtrak lifting their mask mandates for travelers basically immediately Listen to part of what he had to say Do you think it's safe to go maskless on a plane now I love the fear Do you think it's safe to go maskless on an airplane now We've been going maskless everywhere else Joe I mean the reality is everybody's walking around without masks Well this is a tough call because this was a legal decision That's not what she asked you She didn't ask if this was a legal decision She asked you do you think it's safe Doctor Gupta right These are the people that told us we're going to follow the science Then all of a sudden he won't answer basic scientific medical question because now he wants to go back in the politics Do you think it's safe to go maskless on a plane now Simple question doctor San Diego to do you think it's safe Well it's complex now with politics involved that she's asking as a doctor yo you're not asking you as a congressman Well this is a tough call because this was a legal decision Caitlin We could put up the list of airlines So okay so it's illegal decision All right so you can't come out and say that it's unsafe So you're now going to try to muddy the waters as a doctor saying this is illegal decision and not answer the medical question Because the medical question was do you think it's safe And I have a feeling that doctor Gupta was going to answer that honestly but he knew it wouldn't be popular with everybody over at CNN
The Charlie Kirk Show
Is Joe Rogan Appeasing the Mob or Playing the Long Game?
"Of Joe Rogan commenting on this. And I listened to the whole 9 and a half minutes so I can help build it out. Let's play tape. The podcast has been accused of spreading dangerous misinformation. Specifically about two episodes, a little bit about some other ones, but specifically about two. One with doctor Peter McCullough and one with doctor Robert Malone. Both these people are very highly credentialed, very intelligent, very accomplished people and they have an opinion that's different from the mainstream narrative. I wanted to hear what their opinion is. And so he then talks about how doctor Malone and doctor McCulloch came on his program. And then he says, well, next time I need to try to have a countering voice to doctor Malone and doctor McCullough. And I totally disagree with Joe Rogan there. The whole point of your show is not to try to have the consensus voice. Do you need to have the anti alien voice on if you also have the alien voice on? Do you need to have like the anti psychedelic mushroom person if you have the pro psychedelic mushroom person, the whole point Joe is that your show is usually an incubator for heterodox ideas. And look, I do think it's important to have for Joe's purposes every once in a while. You know, that goon that calls himself a doctor, doctor Sanjay Gupta, who's an idiot. He's a total idiot. He has this whole like COVID World War three or whatever his name. Stupid thing. While they call Ivermectin a horse dewormer and Japanese phase three trials are saying that Ivermectin actually helps in antiviral replication and can help against the spread of the virus. History will show that we were on the right side of this. But I just I think Joe is hedging a little bit too much. Now, the people are speculating, why is Joe Rogan doing this? Why is he going towards the middle and all this? Some people said it's just because of the money. That could be true. It could be his $100 million sweetheart deal might be incentivizing him to back down because here's what I do know. That selfie video that Joe Rogan made is not the same sort of fighting spirit we've seen out of Joe Rogan in the last couple months. I will agree with that. Now, I say that he's retreating and all that. Here's the thing. Joe Rogan might just be saying that in the next thing you know he might just have doctor Pierre corian. You never know. It's an unexpected thing. So I think it's wrong to just kind of mischaracterize him. But I think that Joe Rogan probably, this is probably fair. Has got himself into a fight that I don't think he quite wanted.
The Dan Bongino Show
Dr. Sanjay Gupta Agrees COVID Hospitalization Data Was Misleading
"But the point is that this was not a nationwide systemic thing that was happening at the same time and the healthcare system was really never in any danger of collapsing as they said it would But they needed that out there so you'd continue to give up your freedoms because the best way to get people to walk into an ideological prison is to scare them into believing that what's outside the prison is even more dangerous Here's CNN Finally waking up on the misleading COVID numbers here Check this out The hospitals are still stretched in because of this So I'm not trying to take away from that But if 40% in some hospitals 40% of the people who have COVID don't necessarily have problematic COVID they're there because they got in a car accident They're there because they bump their head And they're being included as in the hospital with COVID that number seems kind of misleading Yeah I agree Jake It surprises me that they have not been able to parse out that data more carefully I think the data that doctor alinsky's quoting is from New York State and we've been following that data as well and I can show you what we've seen as sort of tracks with what she said But out of all the patients that are in the hospital about 57% these are COVID patients admitted because of or complications from COVID 43% admitted for other reasons and then diagnosed with COVID Folks that's a huge deal And Sanjay Gupta says something that's not accurate He's like oh I'm stunned that they haven't been able to parse it No they have been able to parse out the data You just gave the data 43% of people are there not because of COVID They're there with COVID They're there for other reasons in the hospital They have been able to parse it out But do you see by Gupta saying that what he does is he gives him a pass Oh Jim it was just a technical matter They had a glitch in the spreadsheet right That's not what happened
The Larry Elder Show
Even Dr. Sanjay Gupta Thinks It's Safe for Our Kids to Go Back to School
"Doctor Sanjay Gupta of CNN said schools are one of the safest places society. I think it's one of the safest places in society. Other than just being at home in a home where you know COVID does not exist, other than that, the schools, if they have certain things in place, as was just mentioned, including testing and test to stay programs as good data around that now masking universal masking, good ventilation, things like that. You could argue that schools are one of the safest places to stay and obviously there's all the downsides of not being in school. The one thing I will say Jake is that we are still in the middle of a very significant viral storm. So the way this plays out is that they're going to be testing, but you may be getting a lot of positive tests. And as a result of that, you may have shortages of faculty and things like that because of just how much virus there is out there and how contagious it is. I saw a study that looked at the percentage of public school teachers, with school age kids, who have their own kids in private school. Nationwide, roughly 10% of all families have their kids in private school. 6% of black families do. 30 9% of Chicago public school teachers with school aged kids have their own kids in private school. What does that tell you? As I've said before, it's as if you opened up a restaurant, put up a sign and said, come on in. Just don't eat the food. We don't. Really?
The Hugh Hewitt Show: Highly Concentrated
Fox News Hosts Message Meadows, Urging Trump to Act
"Question. dialectic Jim, I want you to go over what you covered at length yesterday, which is the text. Because the texts are not a scandal. I looked at those texts, I said, what did they want them to text? I didn't text Mark Meadows on January 6th, but I would attempt what I put on Twitter. This is outrageous. Stop at mister president. Isn't that what they texted him? Well, you might be thinking of one of my colleagues. I did not write about the text yesterday. Would you write about yesterday? I wrote, well, today morning Joel is all about doctor Sanjay Gupta's book World War C and we should no, you did a long text string yesterday about something that I thought was typically indispensable Jim garrity. You know, it might have been one of my evil twins. But that would probably be less. So I think my colleague Michael burnand Doherty has a good piece in which you basically points out, you're getting messages from Laura Ingraham and Sean Hannity saying, we need to address to the country. You need to put out a statement on this. And Michael brenden Doherty says this is a man who takes television very, very seriously. Much more seriously than he takes this constitutional duties. I think in the entirety of the impeachment, this is what I wanted to know most and that in fact didn't get answered and that, in fact, the hearings of impeachment. Kind of drops you. They just want to get this done as quickly as possible. I want to know what Donald Trump was saying and doing as things on January 6th got worse. That were turned into from a protest to a conflict to a riot to the point where some numbskulls were smearing human feces on the walls of the U.S. capitol building. That doesn't sound true. I want to know what Trump was saying and doing. Because there were reports, Ben sasse, I believe it was on your program who said he heard from people in The White House saying Trump was elated about this, that he was cheering about this. There is no evidence of that yet. I did ask the president on this show that he intended for them to storm the capitol and he said no. And I haven't seen anyone else in that. Do you think Donald Trump with his legendary reputation for honesty was going to say, yes, yes, I did. No, I just know that you have to have asked an answer.
WCPT 820
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WCPT 820
"I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta CNN's chief medical correspondent This is a common question in the short answer It's up to you But you should know this If you don't give your body the fuel it needs mainly carbs before you exercise you might not have as good of a workout On the flip side if you're eating too close to exercising you're probably going to feel nauseated or clamp up Experts we talked to at the American Heart Association and the academy of nutrition and dietetics recommend eating between one and four hours before you exercise Also do not forget to drink 16 to 20 ounces of water to balance the fluid losses and improve the quality and length of recovery time That's according to the American college of sports medicine And while carbs can fuel you up for a workout it's protein that rebuilds and repairs after I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta helping you live a better life Why give your family just ordinary eggs when they can enjoy the best Egg lambs best the only eggs with more fresh and delicious taste Plus superior nutrition compared to ordinary eggs with 6 times more vitamin D ten times more vitamin E 25% less saturated fat and 38% more lutein Because the way you care is anything but ordinary Only egg lamb's best better taste better nutrition better eggs In times of fear world vision is there for the most vulnerable For the last 70 years we've been standing with kids and families through natural disasters war and disease Delivering lifesaving aid and helping rebuild lives And with every act of courage faith and love we do more than just stop the spread of fear We replace it with hope Learn more at world vision dot org Hey where's house parks I'm not sure where he is now but I know where you can find him Saturday at 11 it'll be right here under the CPT 8 20 for the hell sparks radio program Mega worldwide Because facts matter you want his.
WCPT 820
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WCPT 820
"A better life with doctor Sanjay Gupta Now that we seem to have mostly made it through the worst of the pandemic time to check in and see how everyone is doing mentally especially our kids I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta CNN's chief medical correspondent Researchers in Canada recently published what's called a meta analysis of studies analyzing data from 29 reports with a total of more than 80,000 participants around the world They found youth depression and anxiety doubled during the pandemic That's really saying something especially when you consider just here in the United States more than one in three high school students reported having persistent feelings of sadness or hopelessness pre-pandemic That's according to the CDC So how can we help our kids get back on track Get them back into school and after school activities safely Sticking to dependable daily routines will help them thrive I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta helping you live a better life Now for no When you buy the Napa bag for 99 cents you'll get 20% off three or more items No other bag saves you 20% on wipers premium oil headlamps and more which makes the Napa bag the best bag in the world Sorry handbags man bags punching bags bagpipes and even you bags out of the eyes quality parts helpful people That's Napa know I participating locations still got a good taxes of ease of advertising sale price not available in some states Upper ends 1130 21 Staying healthy isn't easy especially during the holidays Watching your diet staying active managing scraps but a good night's rest helps boost your overall health and wellness and it couldn't be easier The sleep number 360 smart bed senses your movement And effortlessly adjust to both of you The result You wake up ready for anything Bring proven quality sleep home for the holidays It's our ultimate sleep number event save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed Only for a limited time To learn more go to sleep number.
WCPT 820
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WCPT 820
"Minutes to three 90 Stevenson 55 minutes from the veterans memorial to solve a Lake shore drive 30 minutes from 95th to downtown That's traffic I've Taliban too Out Chicago We need the equality X we're gonna say it every week and so it is passed because it's been sitting It's been a languishing in the Senate For two years now two years it's been languishing We need this so people are able to get married to somebody that they love and still have their job or not be denied housing or not be denied healthcare That is a huge huge thing Catch out Chicago every Sunday 11 to one under what you see PT 8 20 A better life with doctor Sanjay Gupta Ready or not it's time for many of us to head back to the office or it will be soon I'm doctor Sanjay Gupta CNN's chief medical correspondent I think it's fair to say we all learned a lot about our coworkers and ourselves working from home this past year We've come to realize the things that make us stick and the things that set us off We discovered better clear ways to communicate since so much of what was happening was over email and instant messaging apps The key to avoiding issues turned out to be using words that are objective and nonjudgmental to explain what we want or need done Examples were helpful as well And here's one thing I like that I hope we can keep going at least for a while Build and sometime for small talk at the beginning or end of meetings We humans are social creatures that crave that kind of interaction after all I'm doctor.
Mind Pump
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on Mind Pump
"I like him more now. I do too. It's funny. I do too. And you're weak sausage. You don't like to find that funny, that is funny. Did you guys see the clip of Joe Rogan's podcast where he had Sanjay Gupta on from CNN? Oh, I didn't see that. He railed him. There was a picture. There was a portion there. So remember how CNN CNN, which like all these did he roast them for the whole horse? Yes. So all these all these networks are just propaganda machines. If you don't see that, then take off your blindfold. I'm so mad I missed that. So seeing it when Joe Rogan got COVID, he took Ivermectin, which was prescribed from his doctor. Yeah, we all know this. He did the monocle therapy. We've already talked about it. So Sanjay give him a shit. No, so CNN said that they were clips and he played it during the podcast to show Sanjay. You know, he's like, they're laughing at Joe Rogan, taking a horse Steve warmer and it's so dangerous. And Rogan's like, you guys flat out lied. You lied. He goes, it was a prescript. It was prescribed to me. It's human medicine. It's been used by billions of people, and he goes, how do you feel working for a network that lies like that? And Sanjay would skirt it and move around and he kept pinning him. No, no, how do you feel about that? How do you feel? I'm finally sound Jay said, well, you know, I don't know. They probably shouldn't have said that or something like that. Anyway, Sanjay went back on CNN and went against Rogan again. Like what the fuck? Cowardly dude..
Mike Gallagher Podcast
Joe Rogan Grills Sanjay Gupta Over CNN's COVID-19 Coverage
"Joe Rogan had CNN's medical correspondent on his podcast the other day, Sanjay Gupta, and he just eviscerated the guy. Because she and in lied about Rogan, Rogan got COVID as so many people have. Heck, I'm waiting for my positive test. I swear it's a miracle I haven't gotten it yet. And maybe it's my weekly Ivermectin. I don't know, maybe it's not. Maybe I've just got I've been lucky. Maybe the vaccination? I'm waiting to get back by antibodies test. I'll tell you what it is, just so you know, 'cause I'm curious about if a march Johnson & Johnson vaccine gave me sufficient antibodies here in mid October. I don't know. So I'm curious about all of it. But I'm also just fascinated by the way hydroxychloroquine. Ivermectin, I guess, Regeneron, are the monoclonal antibodies controversial? Are people arguing about that? If a doctor prescribes a medication to you, why does anybody else outside of your life care what your doctor prescribes to you? Why? It's gonna make him be crazy. Anyway, Rogan gets doctor Gupta on and says, hey, uh, Sanjay. Why did your network lie? And they did, they pretended that Rogan was taking a horse dewormer. You see there's Ivermectin, I guess that is available from veterinarians veterinarians that are for de warming animals. That's not the same Ivermectin that comes in typically three milligram doses that are human consumption. An anti Parrish antiparasitic drug that studies have shown can be effective with COVID. And there's a debate about that, I guess, and there's other studies that say it's not. I mean, okay, what do you care when I put in my
The Charlie Kirk Show
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on The Charlie Kirk Show
"Yet our country is controlled by Pfizer AstraZeneca Moderna, Johnson & Johnson and BioTech, and therefore we're not even allowed to have a conversation about Ivermectin, but the few people that are free speech warriors like Joe Rogan he does not let up cut 55 and then we'll go through all three cuts here and this is by the way, if you have not listened to this podcast discussed with Sanjay Gupta, it's incredible. Because maybe Sanjay Gupta thought that they were gonna have a nice little conversation about why people need to wear masks. I don't know what he was thinking. Going on Joe Rogan's show. Joe is mad. And good for Joe, Joe Rogan as Sanjay Gupta, does it bother you that CNN lied about me? Cut 55. Does it bother you that the news network you work for? Out and out lied. Without right lied about me taking horse dewormer. They shouldn't have said that. Why did they do that? I don't know. You didn't ask? I didn't think there was a guy over there. I didn't ask. I should have asked glee. No. I watched. Gorgeous. I want to frame that because Joe's Joe's because we see this little shriveling of a weak human Sanjay Gupta. I should have asked. I don't know. You understand that these media reporters have never been called out before? I think Sanjay Gupta was there to promote a book. I don't think it's doing very well after that. I know, I think he has a new book like COVID COVID war zero or something. I really think it's called World War COVID. I think that's the name of the book. And so CNN he's the medical guy there, and so Joe says, you're the medical guy there. What do you mean?
The Charlie Kirk Show
Joe Rogan Forces Dr. Sanjay Gupta to Admit CNN Shouldn't Have Called His COVID Treatment 'Horse Dewormer'
"Yet our country is controlled by Pfizer AstraZeneca Moderna, Johnson & Johnson and BioTech, and therefore we're not even allowed to have a conversation about Ivermectin, but the few people that are free speech warriors like Joe Rogan he does not let up cut 55 and then we'll go through all three cuts here and this is by the way, if you have not listened to this podcast discussed with Sanjay Gupta, it's incredible. Because maybe Sanjay Gupta thought that they were gonna have a nice little conversation about why people need to wear masks. I don't know what he was thinking. Going on Joe Rogan's show. Joe is mad. And good for Joe, Joe Rogan as Sanjay Gupta, does it bother you that CNN lied about me? Cut 55. Does it bother you that the news network you work for? Out and out lied. Without right lied about me taking horse dewormer. They shouldn't have said that. Why did they do that? I don't know. You didn't ask? I didn't think there was a guy over there. I didn't ask. I should have asked glee. No. I watched. Gorgeous. I want to frame that because Joe's Joe's because we see this little shriveling of a weak human Sanjay Gupta. I should have asked. I don't know. You understand that these media reporters have never been called out before? I think Sanjay Gupta was there to promote a book. I don't think it's doing very well after that. I know, I think he has a new book like COVID COVID war zero or something. I really think it's called World War COVID. I think that's the name of the book. And so CNN he's the medical guy there, and so Joe says, you're the medical guy there. What do you mean?
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Life with Dr Sanjay Gupta. When's the last time you jumped rope? I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent. I couldn't even tell you how long it's been for me. Probably since Elementary's for my three girls used to jump rope with their friends when they were younger for fun, But, you know, jumping rope is more than just child's flight. It can be a pretty intense cardio workout for adults. CNN fitness contributor Dana Santis says Jumping rope is a vigorous, efficient, calorie burning workout that works your whole body. In fact, one study found 10 minutes of jumping rope. Is as efficient as 30 minutes of running. I do love efficiency. It's true, Dana says. There's no way to jump rope That isn't vigorous intensity, because if you slow the rope down too much, it's not going to work right. It's vigorous right out of the gate as a result. So be patient. Start with short sessions and work to increase your endurance. I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. Control at wls am dot com Featuring lightning rod with right ceviche exclusively from the Big 89. W L s Oh, I have to get something off your mind Colleague 44 for the USA and let them know 8444843872 Dan Bongino show. So now we know, according to the indictment yesterday, Hillary Clinton and her teammate up the whole story about the collusion hoax from Day one. What did Hillary Clinton No. When did she know it? And when does the lawyer who was indicted yesterday.
KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on KIRO Radio 97.3 FM
"Monsoon. Well, this is awesome. But in a in a pathetic way for Anthony Fauci, we're 18 months in the into this pandemic, right? And you think you would have a firm answer that he would have a solid answer on whether Americans with natural antibodies that who have recovered from Covid, and there are millions. Of Americans who have recovered from Covid successfully whether they have enough protection or greater protection than those who are whether it mirrors a vaccination status. There's been at least 15 studies that show this to some degree one, uh, fairly large, one out of Israel that that showed more robust protection for those who have natural antibodies and Covers all the variants because, remember, the vaccine targets a spike protein and therefore that's why you can still get you still have these breakthrough cases where a varying can get through. Uh, because the vaccination covers one slither. Of particular variant, a protein and others, uh, may cause someone to get maybe not seriously ill. But But regardless, this is a question and it's a valid scientific questions. Especially we talked about show me your papers. Here is what ending? Fauci responded to when he was asked on CNN by Sanjay Gupta. Dr Sanjay Gupta. Odd natural immunity and how it fares to a vaccination status. I don't have a really firm answer for you on that. That's something that we're going to have to discuss. Regarding the durability of the response. The one thing the paper from Israel didn't tell you is whether or not as high as the protection is with natural infection. What's the durability compared to the durability of the vaccine? So it is conceivable that you got infected, you're protected, but you may not be protected for an indefinite period of time. So I think that is something that we need to sit down and discuss. Well, Hell's bells. I need boosters. Everyone eight months now they're telling me Because the efficacy wanes. We don't know about the door built. Well, why don't you find out? What are you doing? Get off television and find out Whether any bodies are as robust as this study in Israel and other studies have replicated whether it's something that the CDC can put their name to. I doubt they would want to. Why? Because it does not comport and interferes. With their vaccine vaccine vaccine vaccine agenda, Whereas medicine is not cookie cutter, It's not one size fits all. Okay, we do have a cancel culture update. This is your.
790 KABC
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on 790 KABC
"The 2 15 south Beyond side, right, As you approach that to 10 split, it looks like a serious crash where car ended up catching fire, And so far the conditions are actually pretty good. If you have plans to be here, Arrowhead to four and some of those other great spots. Will keep track of everything that's happening in Hollywood on the streets as maybe some of the lines will start to reopen here in a little bit. We'll watch all these things for everybody on this Tuesday, making press Ginger. Thank you up next to 5 30 covid concerns following the busy Labor Day holiday. Also, Nipsey hustles alleged killer heads to court today, more than two years after the singer's murder and Hollywood remembering actor Michael K. Williams following his opinion. Her life with Dr Sanjay Gupta. Are you an early bird or more of a night owl? I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent. Most people in this country work 9 to 5 or thereabouts. So people whose circadian rhythms aligned with the schedule no surprise. And to feel better. Overall, researchers at Exeter Medical School in the UK just published a study that found night owls were more likely to report depression, anxiety and fewer feelings of well being as compared to early birds. That's because their jobs necessitate they go to bed and wake up earlier than their bodies would like to. One of the most surefire ways to throw your body's circadian rhythm off is to go to bed and get up later on the weekends. Then you do during the week sound familiar that results in what scientists call social jetlag? If you're having trouble getting up in the morning, you really just need to go to bed earlier. Every night. I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. Of all the things you do to protect your health. None is more important than staying on your medication. And here's a little encouragement at CVS. You can earn up to 50 extra bucks reports each year.
AP News Radio
The Unanswered 'Jeopardy!' Question: Who's the New Host?
"The search for a new jeopardy host continues who are Anderson Cooper my M. B. L. A. N. can Jennings that would be the correct question to the answer who are just some of the people who have addition to replace the late Alex Trebek and it does not even count robin Roberts levar Burton and Dr Sanjay Gupta who have yet to do their own air test to replace Trebek who died in November of twenty twenty it's a far cry from nineteen eighty four when jeopardy last needed to host comedian Lucille Ball then told creator Merv Griffin to picture back who is doing high rollers at the time it's expected a decision will be made before the new season begins taping later this summer I'm Oscar wells Gabriel
WLS-AM 890
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Your shows a better life with Dr Sanjay Gupta. It's still important that we all continue to mask up, but I know sometimes that can make it really hard to communicate. I'm Dr Sanjay Gupta, CNN's chief medical correspondent, No matter what kind of mask you've gotten used to wearing Cloth surgical double. It can be challenging to carry on a conversation. So we rounded up some experts to ask about the best ways to improve communication while wearing a mask. Because whatever you do, you shouldn't take that mask off and leaning closer to someone so that they can understand you better. First things first try to minimize background noise that might mean stepping outside, muting the TV, pausing the music, Whatever. Speak slowly speak clearly, That's even more important, the experts said. When you're excited or upset and use nonverbal cues, the eyes can tell you a lot about what someone is really trying to say, so pay attention. Dr Sanjay Gupta, helping you live a better life. You know those stories you hear about that are so strange. They couldn't possibly be real. You know the headlines to make you do a double take when you first see them. True is a podcast that features the most unbelievably bizarre mind blowingly ridiculous stories you may never have known existed every week brings new episodes with tales that you won't believe are true about Is where listen to true right now, one apple podcasts or wherever you get your favorite shows. Then Shapiro, who wonder what man Behind this deep, beautiful voice looks like weekdays from 2 to 5. Magnificent. If you say so. AOC put out a green new deal. It is so stupid that it boggles the mind. And yet it was endorsed by every single Democrat running for president. Bernie Sanders had nothing to say about it. He was busy, presumably eating, putting Shapiro 2 to 5 days. A.
The Skeptics' Guide to the Universe
Jeopardy Guest Host Dr Oz Draws Criticism
"You guys. I know you guys all heard that they had doctor is on as a guest host for getting getting a little blowback. I don't know if they're trying out new hosts to see who's going to become the permanent replacement. Yeah they're like rotating a lot of different people. So we've got. You know. Aaron rodgers anderson cooper katie couric katie couric sanjay. Gupta kind of random. A random mix of people. I think can jennings guest hosted as well a doctor is. They didn't really realize how how much people were going to be pissed and i'm seeing a blowback by. I'm seeing some kind of like. Not i don't wanna say funny. But some some comments quote this stands in opposition to everything jeopardy stands for fans or calling to boycott the show. There's like you know people collecting signatures. There was a petition. Signed by almost six hundred former contestants from players calling for his removal. They said that you know jeopardy's known for being credibly. Rigorous deserved reputation to then invite doctor is to guest host a slap in the face to all involved right right. That's pretty strong. Pretty strong. i love is true. All of the clues on jeopardy are facts checked if knowledge and oz as we know pushy pseudoscience. And that's not just our opinion his they've been they've been studying what dr oz has been saying and they've come out with reports about how inaccurate and how much crappy has been peddling.
Animal Radio
"sanjay gupta" Discussed on Animal Radio
"I'm laurie brooks the consumer product safety commission says moose toys ltd has issued a voluntary recall of more than four hundred thousand toys. They are the little live. Pets must be the line lil. Ll frog plastic toys. And the reason they've done this is because of a battery hazard that can cause. Some injuries judah chemicals that are inside the batteries in the toy now if the cap on the battery row i am not giving you your little frog plastic back sometime you just have to be the responsible parent. Yes absolutely if the cap on this battery comes off. It can literally become a projectile flying across the room and chemicals because can leak out but the company is also received. Seventeen reports of battery related injuries yet. Leaking chemicals and the cap did indeed become a projectile. Who makes this toy. The toys made by moose toys ltd. Ltd and of those seventeen reported injuries. Two of them resulted in an emergency room visits. Doctor visits for ira -tations that were in the batteries so At this point only the little live pets loop frog and the little frog lily pad yet. You try and say that five times fast The lily pad which is sold in pink blue in green only. Those models are being recalled. this might help. If you had shopped at any of these stores they were sold at military exchanges target toys. R us walmart and amazon between august of last year and just last month february. You can tell rose heartbroken. I would be too take away leading you know. I didn't think. I mean you would think that if it had a battery no toy. You don't really give any of those i haven't. I've never actually seen one so this. This is new for me but all they keep an eye out now you can only imagine some of the incredibly insane unusual things that the customs and border patrol protection agents confiscate while they're on duty at the nation's airports and dc's washington dulles international airport. Now one of those unusual things they can add to their list are horse genitals horse. Yeah yeah this was about a month ago. They just came out with his release. The at the airport confiscated forty two pounds of horse meat but but of that thirteen pounds of it was horse genitals and it was being carried in by two women who had flown into the airport from mongolia. And so you know. They're doing their routine business. Questioning and search for cultural items at this point and the cbc's specialist found the horsemeat which they say was hidden inside of juice. Boxes plus off also found three leaders of yak milk. Can you imagine trying to get that. But one woman said that the the horsemeat was for medicinal purposes and authorities do admit that often people travel with food products that are normal to their culture but are indeed very unusual in our eyes and by the way. That's not allowed in horsemeat. Not allowed in the us unless it is certified by the country that it came from and specifically horsemeat from mongolia is prohibited because of concerns exposing diseases to us. Livestock one about that yak milk. Is that legal here. Wondering i think it's a problem getting the milk but that they weren't as concerned about the yak milk as they were with not even so much the horse meat. I mean which could be a danger to us. Lifestyle the horse genitals. They said that was. Just i guess a new one to them. Well as the saying goes and these stories are not connected. Everything is bigger in texas for example only in texas. Would you walk into someone's home and be greeted by twenty five hundred pound pet buffalo Buffalo and this guy the buffalo. His name is wild thing. He's been living in his human parents house since he was only a three month. Old calf which must have been adorable and he is treated just like he should be a member of the family. Running and sharon bridges even gave wild thing his own bedroom where they say he likes to watch cartoons. They also let him eat at their dining room table. I can't imagine. I mean what would he eat. I don't know. I can't even fathom this but they say they are okay with him wandering in and out of the house whenever he pleases but they say it is a little bit like having a small car in the house as well. Although wild thing does his best not to damage his parents home. Dad ronnie admits that there have been a few close calls like one time. Something spooked wild thing. You know who knows what was a loud noise on tv or thunderstorm and and this incident happened and wild things spooked in. He accidentally ran off but as he was running off you you see them lower their head while he lowered his head to where he actually picked up his dad on his head and he's running around the house and continued. Running around as dad is holding onto wild things horns would have been very ugly and do not try that at home okay. What if he misses his litter. He's probably potty trained. How absurd but you know if if they love him and they have a ranch so you know. They didn't tell me how big the house was. But no houses big enough. I'm sorry if it's like having a small car the house that's pretty big. I'm laurie brooks get more breaking news anytime. Animal radio dot com. This has been an animal radio news. Update brought to you by fear free. The veterinarian isn't typically thought of as your pets favorite place to go with fear. Free that all changes to learn more and find a certified fear for veterinary professional near you visit. Fear free pets.com. This is all right. So i think we have a caller then. I believe we have greg. I've got a tip fee. You can't she doctored us about three years ago and way fader. But if we forget the feeder she decapitates birds and rat and mice and then bring a house up and just leave them on my front porch with that kid and in she you know. She walked like those weight. Forget to feed her. Why she doing that. The interesting thing is cats outdoors. they will hunt. They do it. Because it's an instinct they do. It's because it's a normal behavior. It's nasty and especially when you have the cafeteria presence there at your door. But i'd have to say that. I knew that necessarily she's trying to punish you by doing this. She may be feeling like she's contributing to the household in some way. Dr it is we you know. The interesting thing is how cats will hunts no matter whether they're well-fed or if they're hungry so cats hundred kill birds or mice outside. That process happens no matter what so. You can make her big fat and happy and feeder three times a day. That's going to go on the difference. Is you get decapitated animals on your front porch every so often but in it. They're right out there. She goes out and made a big deal by my house. And i'll say they're stocking different things and they they only when we forget the feeder. Leave it the horse. Like where i guess you all ran out of food here..
Tim Conway Jr.
New celebrity guests to host "Jeopardy!" for charity
"More celebrities have been added to the guest host roster for jeopardy. Anderson Cooper, Savannah Guthrie, Dr Oz and Dr Sanjay Gupta will also be able to raise money for a charity of their choice. Jeopardy will match the amount of money one by contestants. The guest host episodes
Atlanta's Morning News
New celebrity guests to host "Jeopardy!" for charity
"Its next set of guest host Savannah Guthrie, Anderson Cooper, Dr Mehmet Oz and Dr Sanjay Gupta will join a growing roster of celebrity hosts as part of each television personalities. Time on the show Money will be donated to a charity of their choice. Matt Piper says the amount equals the total winnings from the week Alex Trebek died November No Permanent host has been named planning your
Broncos Country Tonight
New celebrity guests to host "Jeopardy!" for charity
"And the executive producers for Jeopardy, revealing the next set of guest hosts journalists. Anderson, Cooper and Savannah Guthrie, as well as Dr Oz and Dr Sanjay Gupta will help fill in for the late host Alex Trebek. In addition to hosting the show East, each guest host gets to raise money for a charity
What A Day
FDA panel meeting could lead to Pfizer vaccine emergency use OK
"By the end of the day then on friday and sunday another committee. This time from the cdc will meet to officially determine who gets the first doses fingers crossed that they choose me. Because i sent them my resume. I'm good candidate. Yeah we reviewed all the qualifications ahead of time and they were spotless. As we've been saying this is all happening at very critical time. Just yesterday the united states hit another single day record for coronavirus deaths. It is very very bleak out there regarding the pfizer vaccine. There was some news yesterday about potential issues. Yeah that's right so in the uk there now. Recommending that people prone to severe reactions shouldn't get the vaccine for now. The regulators are investigating a couple instances of allergic reactions and people who got the vaccine on tuesday and there hasn't been a ton of information on exactly what kinds of allergic reactions may be red flags. So tb there but canada approved the visor vaccine yesterday. So if there's more information on the safety of it and people with allergies forthcoming in a conversation with sanjay gupta on cnn. Yesterday dr fauci that this complication may affect a large amount of people. It went on to say quote. If i were a person that had an underlying allergic tendency. I might want to be prepared. That i might get a reaction and therefore be ready to treat it. So i guess. Have some benadryl or your epi pen on deck. That's where we're at but to end on a hopeful note found. She did say that the other vaccines may be able to account for this rarest sort of side effect that is great to hear and then on that note. What is the latest on other vaccines all right next week. The moderna vaccine will undergo the same fda review process as the pfizer vaccine and the united arab emirates approved vaccine out of china. Yesterday that vaccine is said to be eighty six percent effective and could be much more affordable route for smaller countries versus one shipped out from america. The details around the vaccine beyond that are kind of murky. Though chinese officials and a farm the state owned maker of the vaccine or silent yesterday. Don't want heard anything from them. In science noted that the announcement was lacking data and other critical details
Atlanta's Morning News
Fauci says he was in surgery when task force discussed changing CDC testing guidelines
"House Coronavirus task force and exchanges to CDC testing guidance, while infectious disease expert Dr Anthony found she's undergoing surgery. CNN's Dr Sanjay Gupta reveals that I was Sir. General anesthesia in the operating room last Thursday was not part of any discussion or deliberation. Regarding these new testing recommendation. Dr. Fauci also disagrees with them. The new guidance recommends no testing for people who are exposed, but do not show symptoms. Despite the risk of a symptomatic transmission. California, New York governor say they'll ignore the revised guidelines. President Trump frequently complains the US does too much testing and there would be fewer cases with fewer tests.
The Takeaway
Public Health Officials Are Increasingly Facing Threats
"Threats for me and my family and harassing my daughters to the point where I have to get security is just I mean, it's amazing I wouldn't have imagined in my wildest dreams. That people who object to things that are pure public health principles are so set against it and don't like what you and I say it, namely in the word of science. That they actually threaten you. That's Dr Anthony Fauci, the nation's leading expert on infectious diseases, speaking to CNN's Sanjay Gupta, about threats he and his family have received because of his work. And Dr Fauci is not alone. Public health officials across the US are also receiving threats from people who are against the policies they put forth to combat the corona virus. Things like recommendations to wear masks and practice social distancing. Michelle Mellow is a professor of law and a professor of medicine at Stanford, and she's been researching this exact topic. Michelle, Welcome to the show. Happy to be here. Shall you wrote an article about the attacks on public health officials during covert 19. What was it that prompted you to even look into this? Well, it happens that one of my bosses that Stanford is married to our Santa Clara County local health officer here in the Bay Area, So I do have a personal connection to somebody who's experienced these kind of attacks. Tell us a little bit about what kinds of attacks were talking about. All across the country. We've really seen a number of things that made your audience seem pretty shocking and are unusual even in the American context we have seen, you know the usual Internet trawling, but the attacks have taken on a highly personal and almost violent dimension. Across the country. We've seen health officer subject to dock, saying the exposure of their personal information like their addresses or loved ones, names on the Internet. Angry and sometimes armed protestors showing up at their private residences, vandalism of their offices and homes, lots of harassing telephone calls and even death threats to the point of having to have private security details assigned to their families. Michelle, one of the things that prompted me. I'd saw the research here and then saw that Dr Anthony Fauci has needed to get his own extra private security because I believed his family had been threatened. Are we primarily talking about high profile figures like that, Or are we talking about? Anyone who's sort of on the front lines dealing with Corona virus cases. In particular, we're talking about people who ordinarily are about his low profile. As you can get local public health is thean visible angel that keeps us all healthy. But most of us until this pandemic you never heard of or seen our local health officer. They have been in the news lately on television and newspaper a lot, so they're no longer such private figures. But these are not high profile figures. They're not national figures. In most cases, they're not. They don't have a political agenda. There are doctors trying to do their jobs. Who are making these threats. Well, it comes from a variety of quarters. Ah, leader in Catalyst in this movement has been the anti vaccination movement here in the U. S. That has all of a sudden pivoted from their usual agenda of attacking public figures who advocate vaccination to going after health officers who are advocating masking and the extension of state home or business closure orders, But it's not on ly these groups. They've been joined by thousands of people across the country who are just really disgruntled and incredibly stressed. By the long term economic impact and social isolation that has stemmed from public health orders during the pandemic. Medical professionals are take a Hippocratic oath to serve whoever it is that needs their help. So like this, this feels like doctors and nurses didn't necessarily sign up to be. In such a political battle, You know, it's interesting the politicization of first responders because those on the front lines were actually caring for covert patients have been politicized as heroes in this pandemic. But the same groups of individuals, doctors and nurses who are working in the public health sector have been demonised as villains. They're all working toward the same goals, and we need to understand that, although they execute their objectives in different ways, they're all working towards a single and so are we. So it's really striking to me that there's been this polarization and how folks have viewed First responders and public health doctor's Michelle. Stick with us. We'll be back in a moment. This is the take away. On the next. All of it, looking for a job thinking about switching to a new one will discuss how to navigate the remote workforce in our series, the future of work, and we meet the director of the new documentary Boy State, which goes inside the weeklong mock government exercise that gathers more than 1000 high schoolers to create their own state government. I'm Alison Stewart. Join me for all of it weekdays at noon. We're back and you're listening to the takeaway. I'm tansy. No Vega. Michelle Mellow is on the line with me. She's a professor of law and a professor of medicine at Stanford, and we're talking about recent threats against public health officials all around the country. Michelle. Have we heard anything from the Trump Administration or other politicians at any level of government about this? Because recently in New Jersey, there was a federal judge whose family was attacked. Now there are talks of increasing protections for federal judges. And I'm wondering if this is now transferring over to medical professionals and health professionals. Well, yet we have to distinguish between medical professionals who are on the frontline response like the ones who are working in hospitals and the ones I'm talking about. Are those were working in public health departments. I'm not aware of specific problems involving the folks who are working in hospitals other than nobody wants to stand next to them at the grocery store. But the public health officials really have had to have protection stepped up. Unfortunately, most of our elected officials to the extent that they're speaking to this issue at all have been joining in the attacks. You know, there are folks who are making their name for themselves politically. By joining in the chorus of attacks against public health officials. In some cases, their own public health officers, you know, saying things like their anti Democratic their tyrannical when in reality, those same health officers are the only people in that state who can issue these orders. They're executing. Planning done by other elected officials, who then sort of hide behind this rhetoric, So it really is, in my view, despicable that instead of offering support to these hardworking, underpaid under attack health officers State and local officials. And in some cases, congressmen and the president have joined in the attacks, and the president himself has been the foam enter and chief here Retweeting such statements as everyone is lying. The CDC media Democrats are doctors, everyone we're told to trust That kind of statement fans the flames. Michelle did your research show whether or not there was a difference in health officers who are in red states versus blue states or our folks that work in these positions across the board, subject to this type of harassment. You know, we really have seen it in all kinds of communities. Certainly there is a red and blue divide in willingness to accept public health measures like masking and to the extent that you're leading a community that's more red than blue. You might have a larger segment of the population going after you. But some of the people who have been under attack are in heavily blue communities were actually most of the population really supports what they're doing. Polling is very much in their favor. But there is a vocal extreme of vocal minority that is dominating attention. Is there anything that public health officials Khun do to protect themselves? You know, to protect themselves. Many of them do need security details, and they need elected officials to stand up and indicate that when these actions crossed the line into illegal forms of harassment, they'll be subject to prosecution in terms of self defense strategies. You know, I think it may be late in the game for this, but there are some things that I think We know help to cultivate public trust and buy in to coerce of public health legal measures. Polling shows us that when people feel that they have a say in public health policy agendas when quote unquote people like me can influence agendas in public health policy, they're more likely to accept laws, even the ones that they don't love. So I think there are opportunities for some health officers to double down on the transparency and candor in their public communications. We do have examples of where this has been done Extraordinary. Well. I think it helps to humanize health officers to telegraph that they're really struggling with these decisions. They don't take them lightly, and also that they have the support of consultation of a number of other people. Well, they're not acting alone and imposing these orders. Do you know of any health officers who have decided to leave? Ah, the job as a result of this because it doesn't feel like you know, the virus is not going away. Assume as many of us would have liked, and people are going to have to make policies and an implement policies until we've got some clarity on where what the next phase of this is so have folks that you know, decided to leave their jobs as a result. Absolutely. I think the count is up near 30. Now, health officers who have either resigned or been forced out by their elected officials since the start of the disease pandemic because of the politicization of their orders. And that includes Oxiris Barbeau, who was the New York City health commissioner. It includes Nicole Quick, the health commissioner of Orange County are most affected County in California. In terms of covert cases it includes West Virginia health officer for the state had the slam so lots of folks who are dealing very, very difficult situation simply, it's just not reasonable to expect them to go on month after month. In this kind of climate, especially when they're not getting any support from other officials mentioned Oxygen's Barbeau and I know that was a big issue here in New York, particularly because she clashed with Mayor Bill de Blasio. Are we seeing a lot of that? A CZ? Well, just internally among Officers and public health officials, and also just, you know, the other officials that they're dealing with. It feels like I don't know if that was very specific to New York City politics or if that's also happening across the board. I think that is happening in a lot of communities. Yes, where you have a schism between elected branches of government that represent communities that have a particular ideological bent and help officers who have been serving you know for many, many administrations many many years and you are You're acting on the science a TTE this point of the pandemic. People are fed up with the science. They want a balance of between health concerns and economic and other concerns. And again. Some health officers have been very good at explaining how public health orders balanced. Those concerns and others who are maybe less transparent, really have been confronted by a lot of attacks from Ah, elsewhere in government. But, you know, responding to local political pressures themselves you mentioned earlier. We we are having to differentiate between threatening health officers and health officials and making and threatening frontline workers like doctors and nurses. But Our doctors and nurses subject to any type of politicization and threats right now, because of the role that they what they could possibly represent, or have they gotten off Have they sort of not been in the cross hairs? If you will. You know, I'm not aware of those kinds of attacks. I think it's more just that What we hear from them is the difficulty that they have in their personal lives Because people know they work with sick people. They don't want to be around him. They don't want to be around their kids. So it's the usual story in any pandemic, where You're the child of somebody who's working with an affected patient. Nobody wants their kid in school with you. I think that causes some difficulties for them, but it's a different quality and caliber of attack than what we've been talking about with public health officers. Michelle Mellow is a professor of law at Stanford Law School and a professor of medicine at Stanford University. School of Medicine. Michelle. Thanks so much, Thank you.
Erin Burnett OutFront
Coronavirus task force holds first briefing in months as cases hit record high
"The United States about to hit forty thousand new corona virus cases today. The first time that we've had that many one day, the death toll in the United States closing in on one hundred twenty five thousand people, but if all you did was listened to the president and vice president today, you would be absolutely stunned here what I just said because this is what they said. Today? All fifty states and territories across this country are are opening up safely and responsibly. Well, that's incorrect. It's factually incorrect. They're not I mean eleven. States are currently on pause. Some of them are actually backtracking and closing some things down on plans to reopen Texas and Florida specifically. They are rolling back reopening plans governors of the other nine states. They are not moving forward with the next phase of reopening. So that was incorrect, and then the vice president went on to make this claim. The truth is we did slow the spread. We flattened the curve. So he says we flattened curve, so let me just show you America's curve. So you see, the surge right and then in in March and then you see the plateau. And then you see. The jump there at the end where we are now getting to fifty forty thousand cases today. That was a plateau, and it's on its way back up and I want you to compare the graph to these other graphs. These are countries around the world right? They have that surge at the beginning the UK Germany France Italy Japan South Korea European countries measured in thousands of cases Asian in hundreds, but look what happens at the bottom. They go all the way back down and stay that way. Ours never went down right, and now it's going back up currently with the same steepness of slope as it did at the beginning. And yet the vice president was taking a victory lap during today's briefing and he made sure to credit person number one. Under the leadership of President, trump is the president's made clear credit I believe to our president of the president made that decision. So, where was the president during this briefing while he was somewhere in the vicinity, but he was on twitter, talking about confederate statues, tweeting this image of people suspected of trying to vandalize statue of Andrew Jackson and what he was writing was that many people in custody with many others being sought for vandalisation of federal property in Lafayette Park Ten year prison sentences. It was hours later that the president did finally say something about the pandemic. That's amazing raging right now in the United States like nowhere else here he s. We have work to do that. We'll get it done. while. That's an understatement it. We are learning tonight that people traveling from the United States most likely will not be allowed to even enter the European Union. Banned, because the United States has gotten the virus under control Kaitlan Collins is out front. She's live outside. The White House Tonight Caitlyn. No briefings for eight weeks the White House. Felt like they had to do something here, but then they came out and said everything's opening you safely and responsibly opening fifty states. When that's just you know factually untrue. Yeah. It wasn't the message that some people were expecting the vice president to project from that briefing today after Wednesday's coronavirus task force briefing, and after you're seeing these numbers from this week including yesterday setting a record high of cases per day since the month of April, of course, which is the last time that they had these coronavirus briefings now you would that they would have. have taken more questions. The vice president instead of Aaron only took a handful of them, but before he started taking questions, you saw him arguing saying that he doesn't want the American people to think that because of these new surging infections that the United States where it was two months ago, even though the case numbers per day or mirroring that or beating it and. And of course, the vice president went on to talk about what precautions Americans should be taking. He ticked off a list of things that the CDC has recommended. But Aaron he notably left out wearing a mask when a reporter asked about the fact, that mask have become this political issue. He then only told people that they should be following local or state guidance ignoring the. The fact that the CDC a Federal Agency of course, has recommended that people wear masks when they are out in public, and within the vicinity of other people. He also defended those rallies that he and the president have been holding and encouraging their supporters to come to where thousands of people are put indoors with very little social distancing errand by saying that it was people's. People's right to the first amendment characterizing it more as a personal decision than something that they're organizing and urging people to come in to attend, but I do want to note to striking things that came out of that briefing today was the vice president offering a pretty rosy assessment of these numbers, and then Dr Falcon getting up there and having a very sobering warning. What's to? To come and personal responsibility and this, but also Aaron the vice president saying he believed it's an arguable that the reason that there are more cases in the united. States because there's more testing Dr. burks got up and she was going through these slides and one of the ones she pointed to was Texas where it showed in May as they were increasing testing their positive. Positive test rates were going down in the last two and a half weeks they continue to increase testing, but now those positive test rates Aaron are going up, and that completely refutes with the president and the vice president have been telling people and governors for the last several weeks. All right, thank you very much. CAITLIN absolutely makes the crucial point. Right the percent test rate. Rate is what they're looking at twenty percent of them. Positive that that's that's the relevant point. It's not the absolute number and Caitlyn I. Appreciate Your Time, so let me go now to Dr. Sanjay Gupta and Dr Jonathan Reiner. Who Advise the White House medical team under president? George W Bush currently in Cardiac Cath lab at Gw so so sanjay the vice president today. Came out and presented an alternate reality. he said all fifty states and territories. This country are opening up safely and responsibly. That is quote obviously the have double digit states halting stepping back. They're reopening all together big steps back. Yeah I mean. I. Don't even know where to begin with this particular briefing. You know you think two months. We haven't had a briefing. There's obviously some real trouble spots in the country and I'm. Saying that almost euphemistically I thought there was going to be an acknowledgement that look. We have some problems. Significant ones in here is our plan to address them. Here's what we're GonNa do we're convening the coronavirus task force to to address this? We didn't see that at all. I mean there's the last task force briefing. You can see what the numbers were at that point and obviously just see how the numbers have grown even over the last few weeks. Weeks, so it it it was it was a real concern, and there were a lot of things that were said that were just basically a whitewash of what's actually happening in the country, and that's what I think. Worries me. How are you GonNa fix the problem. If you don't even acknowledge it right well, that's the thing. If you're in complete denial about it, then you obviously don't have a plan to fix it because you don't believe it's their. Running when the president actually gave a nod to this this afternoon, his comment was making a lot of progress with the whole situation, but we have a lot of work to do but he did not attend the briefing instead he was treating about those confederate Mon. Monuments So, you know in the vice president. There was talking about all the encouraging news again. His words talking about Krona virus so. What do you make of this and I guess specifically the president's refusal to be there. Yeah the president. In a tweet about the monument seems to be more interested in protecting long dead confederate traitors. He is in protecting Americans right now. Yeah, I was really appalled. When the vice president today said well, we've all heard the encouraging news you encouraging news, really
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"Has the summer heats up. People all over the country are considering now. How much risk they are willing to take as they venture outside. Some are thinking about reuniting with friends and family for the first time. Others are trying to decide whether or not to take a road trip. What about physically distanced backyard barbecue? Just. How risky is it to make this summer? Feel like well summer. It is important to understand what the likelihood of contracting the corona virus is and transmitting it. So that you can make the right decisions for yourself and for your family. I'm Dr Sanjay. Gupta CNN's chief medical correspondent. And this is corona, vice, fact versus fiction. So I have an eleven at neely eleven and thirteen year olds, and so the conversations were having now are about what else summa looks like. That's Aaron Judge, Professor, at UMASS DARTMOUTH and CNN contributor since his blog post about avoiding situations with a high risk of infection went viral. He's become a resource for many people. Some does look a little bit different, and there's been a lot of tears in this house over the last eight weeks, but We're trying to gain normalcy for our children as much as we can. The possibility of having a normal summer is not a lot of our minds. So I asked Erin about some of the questions. I've been hearing from you. Starting with pools is it safe to take a dip properly maintain to pull. Water will not be a source of spread of the virus. The chlorine that's in its will inactivate virus fairly quickly and the level of dilution that would happen in a pool or notional or lodge freshwater body would not lead to enough virus to establish an infection. But when you do this, you need to just make sure that we're maintaining an appropriate physical distance and create a little bit of extra space I. Don't know if you or your family members have been doing any hiking or going for long walks around your neighborhood. What precautions do do you think people should take if they just WANNA go for a walk or a hike? So, we have as a family, we each have three mosques We have a better quality one if we get into grocery stores or anywhere. We know there's going to be a lot of people. We have one win. We're just going to do a show. Than we have out general sort of mosque, which is a neck data that we use any time we go hiking or around the neighborhoods where we know that we are able to social distance the vast majority of time, but there are some times where the path my narrow and. while. The brief encounter is not as risky as the longer one. It's not no risk and you don't know the risk factors of the person that is walking past you and I tend to take mosques a little bit more altruistically. It is about me wearing them to protect us, and so when we get in that situation, we just literally pull up gate of mosques over our face. We do that about fifty feet out from the person or people. People so they can see what we're doing. And then we just run a little bit of a wider above as we possibly can. Games like soccer or basketball, would you? Would you be okay? People playing those? Yeah, I'm eat soccer coach and I really want to get my teams out on the fields, but not playing scrimmages yet were not sure enough especially with children about their role in infection and transmission, so no, I'm not yet there for. Those sports, but as long as it doesn't bring you in face to face contact. I think the the risk is low. A baseball of Frisbee is not right up there where I'm spending my anxiety. What about a road trip this summer for family? They want to go on a road trip and stay in either a hotel or an AIRBNB. Something like that. If it's your own family, I'm not to consent. Call head to the hotel. Will the YOU'RE GONNA? Stay at ask what they cleaning protocols are end what this Stafa wearing while they cleaning the room and if that comes into line with what your risk is for your. Your family then I would proceed a medium sized gathering like a birthday party or a wedding ceremony. Would you be okay with that? Weddings done outsides with appropriate spacing. Absolutely it can be done a birthday party again in a backyard outside can be done. I. Just encourage people to bring their own chairs while it's nice to stand up in chat, we find. People stopped to move closer and closer the more comfortable they feel, and if you've got a chair, you don't drift and that just maintains the safety while keeping the social aspect I. I really love your your practicality because you are thinking exactly how people probably behave. Disneyworld they're planning on opening up in July. What do you think about amusement parks? Yes, so amusement parks I mean if they they can institutionalize cleaning and. Keeping. Systems like lines organized better than almost anyone. We know they're in the business of doing that. But when we're bringing a lot of people together, we know the risks come up. My major concern comes with the rides that put people into slipstream. I don't know enough about aerodynamics and transmission on Roller coasters, but I can only imagine from being on them in the past that someone that screaming in front of you. Whatever's coming out of them as coming directly onto you in pretty intense. For a few minutes.