>> we are out of time. thank you, douglas murray, jim, kat, fogs news with trace gallagher is next. i love you, america. [applause] >> good evening and welcome to america's late news fox news at at night, i'm trace gallagher in los angeles. san francisco police identified the man arrested for stabbic death of cash app founder bob lee. turns out the two men knew each other. as president biden continues his ireland trip, the media is being slammed for its soft ball coverage. we'll have examples. we begin with the dramatic arrest of a massachusetts national gardsman accused of leaguing highly classified documents about the ukraine war effort and the intelligence

community now under fire for being scooped by the new york times. the white house correspondent kevin cork is live in the nations capitol with more on this. >> the doj being the justice department, announcing the rest of a massachusetts air national guardsman for leaking a trove of classified intelligence documents some of them containing some of the nation's very biggest secrets. the fbi has arrested a young man by the name of jack. of the 102nd intelligence wing of the massachusetts international guard. this rest hoopenned just out asked his home. >> the justice department arrested texeira for remueller of classified national defense information. he will have a united states initial appearance at the u.s. district court. this investigation is gaining. >> ongoing says the ag. meanen time the fbi in part

thanks to the help of the new york times and eve than washington post, tracking down the suspect through a trail of digital evidence left on the site discord where texeira, who had the highest level of security clearance in this country, shared documents with a closed chat group of about 20 people. those images were then reposted in other groups and quickly began circulating on the internet. >> it is important to understand that we do have stringent guidelines in place for safe guarding classified and sensitive information. this was a deliberate criminal act. >> and while joe biden claims there is, quote, nothing of great consequence in the leak materials, critics argue that's simply not true pointing to one of the very biggest bomb shells inside the report which suggests that china has approved a provision of lethal aid to russia innes war against ukraine, planning to disguise it

has military quip: the how to leaks also warn the war in ukraine is going badly for ukrainians that u.s. spies on several allies and several of our allies not only spy on this, some of them are partnering with russia in various ways. and one kiss in particular shows another nation again an ally actively working against u.s. interests despite getting over a billion dollars a year in aid as well as other embarrassing revelations from the leaks including those involving the israelis and the chinese. mean while, texeira's friends on discord are speaking out in dephone the accused telling the washington post the suspect, is quote, not interested in helping any foreign age hencens and is not pro-russian. >> authorities could lock him up for years even as they continue to determine just how he allegedly printed, smuggled off base, and then posted on line dozens of sensitive documents some of which were on line for quite some time.

>> kevin cork live in dc. let's bring in the founder and executive director at the national security institute, and former fbi special agent stewart kaplan. wren kment to your both. it sounds like we've got a 21 year old guy who really was trying to impress his friends but i also get the feeling he knew he was putting american lives in yep hear. >> i think you're exactly right. the problem is when jack texeira may the decision to send out those classified documents first summarizing them, and sending out actual pictures of them he knew in his group of 25, where a number of russian ukrainian nationals. he knew he was transmitting this information to people but the foreign national as as well. that's a huge problem that's going to cause real trouble. >> it sounds as soon as afigured out the outlet and where this stuff was coming from the rest was pretty easy. was that a fare assessment?

>> that is. given alineationage investigation, a national security investigation, the investigative tools that are available to the fbi, they knew themselves this was a layup for the fbi to be ail to 0 in on him and it was just a matter of time for them to apprehend the individual responsible for publishing these documents. >> here's the house intel, chair mike turner. watch. >> it is espionage against the united states. regardless of the motivation, the end result is always the same. it benefits our adversaries and it certainly makes it more difficult for the united states to do its work. >> the administration's playing this down, but this does benefit our adversaries. what do you think? >> absolutely. i mean, look, this information gave the russians tactical information about what's going on in the ukraine battlefield, that hugely valuable to them and it undermines our relationship with our allies showing we know about what they're doing and

showing unflattering images of our allies. while this guy jactation is going to face a stiff sentence, there's history of us convicting people of this kind of espionage and releasing documents and then the president essentially commuting that 35 year sentence to just seven years. that sends exactly the wrong message when edo things like that. >> dan hoffman was asking the same question that i and a lot of others were asking too. let's listen to him and we'll get a response. >> i don't understand how a cyber transport systems juenemann, that's his official title in the military, in the air force guard, how that enables him to see super top secret intelligence on egypt, on the war in ukraine to the extent that he did. >> was he looking in a place that he should not have been looking in, stewart? >> i just think that our policing of our national security documents and

classified documents is in absolute shambles. i think there's 0 effort to oversee and police this. i think this is a perfect case of just a relaxed environment where not necessarily a need to know basis is the critical component but these documents are just left around, even if you had an opportunity to view these documents you still need to articulate a need to know. and of course the martialing and safe guarding of these documents should have been first and foremost. what i'm curious to see is if chris ray, the director of the fbi, is going to approve his objectivity to do a thorough and complete investigation to uncover final the lack of accountability in this administration to police or national security. >> that is a very big question. stewart kaplan, gentleman, thank you both. >> my pleasure. >> mean time, first up in tonight's crime roundup a big update in the case of missing

nones mom madeline kingsbury, her disappearance 12 days ago is suspicious and involuntary. now adam who is the father of the children and the last person to see her has released his first public statement saying 33 his lawyer that, quote, he has nothing to do with maddie's disappearance and that police told him to stay away from press conferences and searches. maddie's sixth sister texted with maddie before she dispeered. >> she had no enemies. she had many friends, never had a bad were to say about anybody. she would never up and leave her kids, ever. >> philadelphia police are investigating a bizarre theft a non-descript white trailer filled with $750,000 in dimes was broken into. the thieves made off with thousands of pounds of coins and left loose change scattered about the parking lot. tampa police are now looking for this couple who attacked a woman's car after a minor crash. before the video camera began

rolling police say they shot at the car. you can see the two kind of banging on the windows. the woman even stomped on the windscheel with bare feet. police would like your help help in identifying the suspects. >> 9 york, thieves use what look like a ham they pulled the whole fixture on to the street and made off with eight hand bags. the fbi is warning people not to use public usb ports to charge their phones, the free charging stations inn airports or hotels or malls because apparently bad guys have figured out how to steal your info or install mal wear through those public ports. the fbi recommends using your own charger and an outlet instead. seems to be pretty good advice. >> there is a nice twist in the stabbing death of cash app founder bob lee. the suspect in custody is the founder of his own tech consultanting company. the chief correspondent job hunt

is live with the latest on this story. jonathan, good evening. >> good evening to you. trace, officials have hinted from the beginning that this might not be the kind of random crime that has plagued much of san francisco over the last few years. on thursday morning the police chief confirmed there was indeed a connection between bob lee seen here on security camera video moments after being stabbed, and the man who attacked him named by police as. the two were apparently in the car together after the stabbing happened. >> we can confirm the two by each other. however, we will not be able to provide further details at this time regarding the evidence that confirms that information. >> now, officials were also key to call out those who had leaked the murder to san francisco's crime crisis. and the dea took direct aim at

this tweet by elon musk in with which the tesla and twitter ceo called violent crime in san francisco horrific. >> i must point out that reckless and irresponsible statements like those contained in mr. musk's tweet that assumed incorrect cigar circumstance about -- circumstances about mro mislead the world and their perceptions of san francisco, and also negatively impact the pursuit of justice for victims of crime. >> of course, the fact that bob lee's murder was a targeted rather than lab. attack, doesn't on its own invalidate the feeling among many san franciscos that their city is less safe than it once was. >> great of you to join us. it sounds to me like they were driving in the same car, and the suspect some kinds of dispute, went after him and stabbed him. i think looks like they've got a good case here, john, because

they may have a murder weapon, they may have a lot of things that fall into place. >> we don't know all the facts yet but this is a great break in the case and usually you have people who will either confess or it sounds like the circumstantial evidence is going to be overwhelming and hopefully he'll try to strike a deal with the prosecutors and thought go to trial. this doesn't take away from the fact that there is still a large crime problem in san francisco. it may be the case at this one case wasn't the result of some higher crime wave. that doesn't detract from the larger problem that the city has. >> yeah, and i want to play on that note i want to play san francisco mayor london breed talking about this because she ends on the same point yo ended o john. listen to this. >> to be clear, that every single case involving any homicide or any violence is always brought the same attention is brought to ensure

that justice is served. we know that this has been a high-profile case and there - va lot of speculation and a lot of things said about our city and crime in this city. >> but getting killed by somebody you know doesn't take iway from the fact that san francisco has a massive drug and homeless and crime problem existing right now. nobody's making that up. it's actually happening o o o o on the streets. >> that's right, trace. people should be disturbed. people shouldn't think oh, good it's a case that someone was killed by someone they knew. that that's not a cause for replevy. it's just another example of rising crime in san francisco. the year before covid, 20 thannen, there were 41 murders in san francisco. the last two years, there are 58 each year, even in years when people are leaving the city. we also have a large outbreak of homelessness, of drug use openly in the streets. look, i hate to say it, but it's

the people of san francisco who want policies that don't call for maintenance of basic law and order. they keep returning to office, people who have been weak on crime, who have think that crime is some how society's fault rather than basic individual responsibility of the people who are committing these crimes. >> i got about 30 seconds left. yn wanted to jo bow the suspect. it seems like he was portraying himself to be she he wasn't. he was renting his condominium, 38 years ole, no major felony history at all. in fact, no felony history. he also apparently, you poe, was making these statements that he went to berkley and didn't. this was over main main? >> it could have been over money. the could have been some kind of personal relationship. what's odd is that these people would be together at 2:00 a.m. in the defendant financial district of san francisco. that's not formal. that why

something strange must have happened between the two that would have caused the murder to occur. >> john, thank you sir. >> thanks, trace. >> mean time, governor gavin newsom is proposing an extra one billion dollars to reduce homelessness in california, many cities here and across the nation are having a tough time dealing with that very issue. fox business correspondent kelly o grady is live with a closer look, she joins us onset. >> we actually spent all day today at a homeless camp nearby and you would have been shocked at what we saw. so we were just talking about san francisco and the epidemic here. here in los angeles, last year, 69,000 people were living on the streets and like you said it's not just here in los angeles and san francisco. this is a crisis plaguing liberal cities across the country to give you some numbers 582,000 people were homeless last year, that up 6% versus 2016. understandably businesses, residents from new york to

portland are growing increasingly frustrated but nowhere as much as california with 38% of the nation's homeless population right here. today we saw make shift shelters, rows of tents and similar encampment to what you're seeing on screen has popped up near beverly hills. you might be thinking why queen just go and clear it out? it's illegal here. police can't remove the encampments unless the neighborhood has beds for at least 60% of those on the streets. it is more complicated than relocating someone. lot of these people are struggling with addiction, some are shelter resistence, but still a lot of main has been spent on the problem, the governor touting 15 billion with little to no show. the residents are wondering where is that main going and those on the front lines warn the problem is so dire they can only play defense. >> we are the ambulance at the bottom of the cliff. by the time people go over that cliff of homelessness, the daws,

the time, the energy and the effort to bring people up out of that is a lot and it requires a a a a lot. >> now on top of the challenges i mentioned stakeholders craw thus system have competing incentives and trace, i've covered this this struggle for a number of years and often it feels leak not everyone's working towards the same goal. >> i think people would be shocked you told them they legally cannot go and take these encampments down. every time people learn that they're like what in the aworld. thank you. >> mean time the fox news at 9 common dense partment just checked the calendar town it's been four years since gavin newton put a moratorium on the death penalty and many of the state's inmates have been moved off death row. murdered convicted before june 51990 could be set free all together and common sense would

like to point that senate bill 94 is not just aimed at freeing killers, it's aimed at freeing the worst of the worst killers. this bill is focusing on criminals convicted of murder with special circumstances. tat means they killed multiple people or kill someone during a rape or robbery, someone like mr. cox who in 1984 went to the wrong house in los angeles for a gang revenge killing and instead murdered a mom, her daughter, and two grand children. he also stabbed another murderer on death row in 2004 but he's eligible. this is not just one state lawmaker pushing long shot legislation. six other democrats signed on to the bill, meaning it's got a chance and victims and their families would have 0 rescuers. common sense would like to point the notorious night stalker the freeway killer and charles mansson all ated away because if they were still here they'd be

eligible. president biden isn't week in ireland using much of that time to explore his family's roots and the media has been blasted for giving the president soft ball coverage, especially amid the rising scandals here at home. let's bring in media research center contributing writer stephanie hamel. i want to play this sound bite from nbc peatser alexander covering the president in ireland, then i'll get your response. >> the president today offering new investments and inspiration, a sentimental trip blending the political and the personal. >> personal was really more than political in this thing. what are your thought on the coverage? >> well, they're gushing over this trip and many of us are wondering what he's doing there for five days. yes, it's a diplomatic trip and you can't really criticize the president for that but again we have a lot of priories and challenges as home. this is the same president who has yet to visit east palestine,

ohio. and so but he's gal avanting around in ireland, and he's with hunter biden. it is interesting how they're handling this because they want us to stay hands off they say he's just the president's son, but he's out there almost like baby sitting the president. there's been some clips on line going viral of him explaining to the president when people are ask him and basically leading him want to say. >> well, and i should point that at least finally the president did take some questions. watch. >> what's your question? >> making sure we have -- what

are you talking about? >> i forgot to mention questions were from kids. 30 seconds for 84 stephanie. >> it mi have been hard to hear what they were asking but hunter biden did hear and then corrected him. for him to say what is the version or vision of success and it's to not have covid, that is a really bizarre response. i wonder if he actually heard the question or he didn't hear it properly. hunter biden did hear it. >> thank you for coming on we appreciate it. >> thank you, trace. >> mean time, coming una fraternity is being sued over a hazing incident that went too far. later, are you sun who self diagnoses themselves using do you think okay for google to offer medical advice? let us know on social media. we'll show you the results and read the best response in the night cap.

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in 2005. democrats continued their call for diane feinstein to step down, the 89 year ole california senator who is set to retire in june has faced health issues and was recently hospitalized with shingles. the senator has missed kick zone says far this year and requested a temporary replacement to take her spot on the judiciary committee which apparently did not sit well members of her own party. here is california democratic ro khana. >> when there has been a pattern for years of not bic fully present, and when there is no clear return date, i just don't know any other job in america where someone wouldn't be asked to leave. >> speaking of america, get this. over 10,000 new yorkers have moved to florida so far this year and it's april. according to the florida department of highway safety,

10,824n new yorkers have dropped their -- in need of a rat czar can you blame people for wanting to go south and get warm? >> on the legal front tonight a fraternity meng at san diego state university as filing a lawsuit claiming he nearly died during an alcohol-fueled incident. james france is lead attorney -- i want to read this because this from the national chapter of kappa sigma which was his fraternity saying, quoting here what happened to benjamin brennanson unacceptable. under any circumstances in the kappa sigma fraternity has taken action against the individuals who were involved. as an organization we continue to adamantly oppose hazing, the misuse of alcohol and placing the health and say safety of any person at risk. the -tsound like the national chapter and san diego are saying this is bad. >> lip service i call that because that fraternity was suspended when this happened by

the university for two. what was the national chapter doing when they opened up a thous a thousand feet from the campus, operated as normal and then they did the same thing again, they forced alcohol on a minor and he ended up in a coma. the national chapter can say a lot of things. >> what's the goal for the lawsuit? >> what we're hoping to do is raise awareness around the country that don't be so quick to go into the fraternity unless you inspect it, you look at the background and you really look into it because right now when you go for this fraternity, suspended several types for the same things. >> right. >> and you know all the kids are out there. there's benjamin, he's from pennsylvania. he came out to california, surfing, having a wonderful life, his buddies are going to the fraternity and he's going to

do anything he could to get in and then they force this alcohol down his throat. >> this is a campus-wide problem because san diego state and thedown tribune says from 20142019, 19 sororities and fraternities have been big trouble so this is kind of a systemic problem down there. >> well, you poe, it is in a lot of the universities. >> sure. >> i handled cases at usc and many other universities. the problem is there's this culture that allows for this to occur. there's not enough policing of these fraternities, i think. >> yeah. >> san diego state did the right thing, they suspended them. they were suspended for two years and they still went out on their known did this. what was the national chapter doing? that's what i want to do. >> yep. it's a very good question. yn just want to put these stats up because you're going after social media as well and these are hopelessness stats these are among teenage girls 36 in 2011 felt like they were persistently

hopeless. i've got 10 seconds but social media is detrimental in your opinion and you want to solve that. >> i do. it's real detrimental and it's causing havoc in all the schools. they're telling us these stories about one girl just herself two weeks ago she was being cyber bullied and on three different mediums of social media. she's 15s old. that not uncommon. >> yeah. >> so we've got to do something about it hunter biden james france, good of you to come in. >> thank you, sir. >> we are watching the justice department waiting for an expected appeal to the supreme court in response to thursday's circuit court ruling that kept an abortion pill on the market but sharply limiteddic. here's molly lime. >> the legal battle over the abortion pill miff apres on continues to escalate. late wednesday a federal appears court partially blocked adjudge's decision to suspend approval of mifepristone on but allowed tighter restrictions to

sand. the decision comes two days after a texas judge put a hold on the pill citing safety concerns. a washington state judge granted requests from 17 democratic-lead states to prevent the f -- >> i think had high court should have ruled what the should have ruled fully under dobbs that human being deserve the first human right which is life. >> merrick garland released a statement thursday writing we will be seeking emergency relief from the supreme court to defend the fda's scientific judgment and protect america's access to safe care. the fda approved miff apres on two decades ago and 5.6 million women have used the there were o

many restrictions introduced it's rendered effectively meaningless. >> late thursday the judge in washington state says his initial ruling maintains access to the drug mifepristone on in the 17 states sue protect the status quo. >> the new media is now looking for ways to use artificial intelligence. should journalists be worried? the culture club is coming up with that. first, a gender reveal got completely wrong. plus, what in the world is this monster lurking in a new orleans lagoon? the day's best viral videos are next. sh and... crack! so, we scheduled at safelite.com. we were able to track our technician and knew exactly when he'd arrive.

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>> first up in tonight's viral videos, what exactly is this pond monster swimming around in new orleans lagoon?

the womb whoop caught the creature on camera says it was quite long, had lot of scales and a red tail and hung out on the surface of the water. word on the street is this mysterious creature might just be a carp oar big easy loch ness. kudos to this layy for man handling a possum that made its way into a texas bar. the bouncer had though problems escorting the marsupial upside down. the bar's social media manger says she probably won't have to pay for drinks for a while. one's on me. >> three, 4, 5, go. >> no. oh, my god. >> now that is a gender reveal gone wrong. four year old finley was supposed to pop the balloon and release the colored confetti inside to find out the gender of her younger sibling but she perfectly executed the wrong assignment and cut the balloon loose.

she actually started after the video because she thought the baby was floating away inside the balloon. mom and dad quickly cleared that little misconception up. >> now, which one is the stuff animal the. this adorable snoopy look alike has gained instagram fame for his expressive face. young bailey is a mini sheep-a-doodle made in the spitting image of america's most famous cartoon k9. the real snoopy is actually a beagle. mean time cornell university research researchers looked to see how the common man would react to robotic trash cans. the reactions they capture did not disappoint. >> that's creepy. that's just freaking creepy. >> good boy. >> most people seemed entertained by the mobile garbage cans and even helped

humidity when they got stuck. if you have a viral video to share, send it over @tracegallagher or @foxnewsnight on social media. here we go, on line media company insider has announce their news room is about to begin experimenting with artificial intelligence so the future is now. it's also time for our culture club to weigh in. fox news headlines 24-7 entertainment reporter michelle, and sports reporter eric misersmith. it says quoting here, this experiment using ai-written text in their stories the rest of the news room will be encouraged to use ai to generate outlines for stories, fish type sos, craft headlines, optimize for search engines and prep interview questions. line question here is here we go again; right? your thought, michelle. >> well, i'm a little scared. >> right? >> i'm a little scared. i kind of love the editing feature.

i do think that ai is here and we're going to have to learn to work with it. i'm a little scared but i'm also really excited because i think it's going to make us work better and faster than we ever have before i just don't want anybody to replace me. >> i can see these things getting so much wrong. you read these papers and there are so many mistakes they don't know do make lot of errors but they're getting better all the time. they mention tsunami in this article and i think that what's coming. it could do a lot of great things but it also could replace a lot of white collar jobs just like outsource y replaced blue collar jobs. even people in pr marketing. if ai can do the same job as well as the people, what do you think companies are going to do? >> california reparations task force members say too much preoccupation on the 800 billion number quoting it's really in fortunate. i'm sad to see that our news media is not able to nuance better. it's almost like what's going to be sensational as opposed to what's important? who cares about the

$800 billion. >> the reason you care, the budget for the state of california in a year is 300 billion. they is two and a half times that, plus we're running a budget deficit as we tuck about every night we have a lot of problems here in california you may have noticed the need addressed and we already have a pretty good social safety net in california. >> it's -- you look at this and the same people want $50 million just to set up this reparations task force and then the 800, get off the 800 billion. would you worry about what's important here? >> yeah, what is important is that the people who live here and are trying to stay in a state that we love, there is a mass exodus because it's become too ex fence had been -- expensive, tagses are the highest in the country. they just want to continue the bleeding. >> taxes the highest in the country and a certain segment of the population pays all of the taxes. 90% of the ts paid by 10% of the

population. arnold schwartz he's out fit filling hole. he thought it was a pot hole but it turned out to be a, what, a service trench and there he is, the governor. they're lycan, -- they're like arnold, we need that. >> that a service line dug up three weeks earlier. apparentlyly the entire neighborhood started complaining so of course arnold, the man that he is, i will do it for you. >> right. >> and he comes along and fills the hole. >> in his defense, arnold schwarzenegger, there are a lot of holes. >> there are. and they gent fixed for so long. there's one i drive by almost every day because it's so massive. arnold just wanted to take matters into his own hands. >> i promised next week i because going a do a stand-up because it's two block saway

from here under a bridge there's a homeless encampment and then the biggest pot hole in the world in the middle of the street. you think this is la in a nut shell shine should. >> we should just go fill it ourselves. >> we should probably check with the gas company first. >> it might be gas line that's busted axles and tires for weeks. do you think it's okay to use google for medical advice or does that lead to misinformation the. there's still time to weigh in on twitter and instagram @tracegallagher the night develop crew is next. ard as you, aspen dental is here with smile replacement solutions that work for your life. whether it's your first step, or a fast fix, you can get in today for all your denture needs, all at an affordable price. right now, get 20% off dentures and make your smile work for you again.

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>> we are back with the night cap crew. en. tonight's topic, dr. google. a survey from bayer, the aspirin company found that 39% of americans consult google for medical advice instead of going to a doctor. are you among those who self-diagnose on the internet or do you let the doctors do the honors? it my left, kelly o grady, i'm not pointic fingers here, but we were talking in the break and you're first. >> absolutely. i think once a week i go home i tell my husband my gosh i have this. what i'm worried about is you're talking about ai earlier, now

what happens when it's telling me you're about to die. >> that the whole thing. come on, eric, the whole concept here is that people -- i'm going to give you the poll here, we asked people. i think people, god love you, i think they're lying to us tonight. i'm always doing this any time i have something and i thinkal are smart enough to understand the difference between credible source and some guy's rantings on blog. if you have something serious go see a doctor. >> of course. here's the thing, kevin corken cork, here we polled do you go google for medical advice, yes twitter 37%, instagram 48%, there are 63 and 52% that are fibbing tonight because everybody does a little checking on the internet when they have some kind of affliction. kevin, do you check? >> i agree with you a hundred%. yn check but you have to be careful too because there's tracking and cookies and you never know. you ever have a circumstance where you say something out loud that a google search will pop right up? i'm always careful but yes, i

always check anyway. >> yeah. i was saying something about a certain product the other day and i go on instagram and there are 19 of those products and you think was somebody listening to me? the answer is yeah, they were. michelle, polino, are you a hypochondriac checker. >> of course i am. i do it again and can ask my partner it says this, do you think i should google it again? then i ask my doctor and say the google told me. >> i'm sure the doctors love that. >> yeah. well it's very true but last time i was at the doctor the doctor was like if this happens again and it was a muscle thing, he goes go on line and find i'm thinking that's why i'm here. you're sending me to google? i don't get it. jonathan hunt. >> it's the redefinition of develop doom scrolling. yn start off with a rash on my wrist two minutes later i'm

convinced my arm will fall off and two days i'll be dead. >> you read something on line and it says these are symptoms you're thinking every 1 of those i have. here's what some of our followers had to say. mary beth says it's dangerous because you don't know who is posting the information. sometimes you gotta go on the medical sites. cathy says google is the worst place to go. it shows you the worst case scenario of everything.er and robbie simms says i think it's good to further your knowledge but in thearound need a too see a doctor. everybody's good? michelle, i want to know if the whole thing if something you feel something would you check it quickly on the internet and then go to the doctor or would you actually do the research? >> i would actually do the research because it just, you know, you get into the doctor thing and it becomes time consuming. >> yeah you can't get into a doctor. >> it's so hard.

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