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rachel: princess of wales and kate middleton returned to the public eye this morning for the first time since she revealed her cancer diagnosis. >> cheat and the royal family out on the balcony. they're there right now that's a live shot you are seeing in london as they participate in king charles the official birthday celebration, trooping the color. >> stephanie bennett joins us now from outside stephanie set the scene it. >> it's a little hard to hear. >> we are having audio trouble with stephanie beautiful day there now we have her. all good all good a lot of people are in the crowd right now the signal may cut in and out we did have i believe the flyover go by this is princess

kate's first public appearance since december she released that statement last night saying she was hoping to make it today. and let me tell you the excitement and the cheering from the crowd once she came out first in that carriage was it just so loud it. of course the weather has not been the kindest to everyone here today. it did not rain on the kings a parade of course. we are getting more flyover if you can hear that behind me. the princess wrote in a carriage behind the king for the king has in the past routed on horseback. this year of course a more rain to back approach preheat writing on side his queen camilla. 1400 parading soldiers, 200 horses 400 musicians came together today for the trooping of the color. which is an annual celebration. it has been happening for more than 260 years to mark the king's birthday. of course.

[inaudible] >> we could hear her shot, stephanie's shot is going in and out. if we get her to get more context we will. military aircraft flying over at buckingham palace. we joke about it is good to see her healthy. >> yes progress anyone facing that is a challenge. the whole family there on the balcony. >> the king, as you know, also going through cancer treatment. the two of them obviously the country praying for them. everyone was wanting to see the missing images of the king over the past few months. but not kate. boy, she looks stunning and white with that beautiful hat. that beautiful vote on the dress. she just looks spectacular. if anyone is wondering if she's doing well, she certainly looks well. beautiful images with the children as well. it's good for the royal family,

kate and her family be. >> not my area of expertise but notably absent from the scene is harry and for those of you binge on netflix the girl from suits, meghan markle. we obviously make that joke we fought a war to not have to watch this. let's view this to the context as a mother who was undergoing cancer. she is such a young mother at that. if this were your sister, your daughter, your mother in fact you would be happy she is looking like she is doing extremely well through something many of us will have to experience in our lives. it's horrible when any of us to have to experience it. >> roy go back to stephanie were amateurs here trying to do justice. what is the significance of this, stephanie? >> let alone to mark the king's official birthday. but also just coming together. both the king and princess kate

undergoing cancer treatment. which as kate is making good progress. she is still not out of the woods yet and has a long way to go. she has good days and bad days but is looking forward to attending more like this. were getting plane after plane above this. the crowd is very to people earlier today it said it puts things into perspective for their not just royals, not just people you see on tv or events like this. she is a wife. this shows the human side of the royal family. often they have been very tight. [inaudible] >> we are going to think stephanie may be get a chance to check back in with her. a steady stream of military aircraft flying over. rachel: that's maybe why are shot and audio is not working. who knows what's happening there. you mentioned earlier in the "new york post" there is a picture the royals have a release of kate middleton. i will hold it up here.

she is in the woods and stephanie said she's not out of the woods when its true when it comes to her cancer treatments. in fact kate has said or the royal family has set on her behalf she would have very limited if any public appearances the rest of the summer. she is really going to concentrate on healing, spending time with her family. you noted harr harry and meghant there. again this is a real family. they have real family riffs and the time she is trying to heal is very clear that william and kate don't want people let's just say are toxic near her as she is trying to focus on her healing. that is what you are seeing the people you are seeing there. that is her support system for quite did not know is a 260 or tradition. just makes me happy there trooping the colour with george washington. [laughter] that's what i think about that. so far it seems like i'm impressive military despite not

my area of expertise but seemed like robust military aircraft but one final thing you mentioned we need to put this in context as well. think about what you undergo when you undergo treatment for cancer. you do not want to put on makeup and put on a hat and get all dressed up. you probably just want to stay in bed and it is probably grueling for her to be there right now. i would view this from that lens as well. although the beautiful military procession is an impressive shot right there. again i have no idea of color means color in that context it's a beautiful scene flying over london. rachel: definitely beautiful to match the beautiful kate who came out looking radiant this morning. but should the british people who are very happy to see her as well. we are going to move onto this but this our president by just touching down in los angeles. he did not want to stay for the peace talks that were going on with the g7. he said he left for a

fundraiser. >> has read his trip for a glitzy hollywood fundraiser comes as u.s. allies are not reportedly concerned and shocked by his appearance at the g8 seven summit this past week. >> jacqui heinrich joined us in southern italy. maybe he's trying to bring together the bloods and the crips and sou southern californa pretty get not my area of expertise either we rely on you to let us know was going on. >> welt guy's the white house has been on the offense. they have been ripping the "new york post" for what they call a misleading edits of the president interacting with the skydiver at the summit. you can see the video was cropped to leave the skydiver out of the frame and portray the president is that he was walking off. the white house has been slamming that uk outlet the sun describing biden's performance as doddering the white house said that report was just a

light. biden's age is the target of someone who funded an apparent add on an italian train. this image appeared on a local train at the local press hotel. the caption th there reads biden skips did her. the u.s. a president is tired from his latest commitments. the image does not reveal any funding source. i tied meet acclaimed officials had biden skip the dinner with the italian president because he was too tired. in fact his absence was a preplanned spread officials discuss them at the reporters on air force one as they headed to italy but first lady joe biden campaigning out west is trying to counter age concerns. framing her husband age as an asset. >> this election is most certainly not about age. joe and that other guy are essentially the same age. let's not be fooled. joe is not one of the most

effective presidents of our lives in spite of his age, but because of it. >> the president is now headed to l.a. for star-studded fundraiser with obama, george clooney, julia roberts and jimmy kamel. the other g7 heads of state are gathering in switzerland were vice president harris is taking biden's place at a ukraine peace summit $1.5 billion funding package for ukrainian infrastructure. biting caps off what could be his last g7 summit with a private meeting with the pope will talk about the dangers of ai. >> mr. president, how did your meeting with the pope? [inaudible] bided out the pontiff presence or his own catholic faith stop him from pushing to promote abortion rights in the g7 leaders statement the present reportedly threatened not to sign that document at the

italian prime minister who is a conservative got her way calling to strip out the document pickwick that was the demand? you move the g7? it's all about abortion and then skip the up the peace talks about ukraine. >> it tells you everything you need to know for. >> who needs world peace questquestion we don't need tha. rachel: you just need abortion. by the way he met with the pope did this weird head thing. he is a practicing catholic pushing for abortion and also the traditional thing you do wwould you meet the pope as you show reverence and kiss his ring that is a sign he is the successor of st. peter. all catholics know that. but look at this. it is a very strange behavior. and look at georgia maloney she is like what's going on here question what she had to grab him and bring him aside in his

tottering off which they claim he wasn't. he was helping the skydiver? >> world leaders have now seen in front of their own eyes with the american people see every single day b per they really sen absentee president on the world stage up there fundamentally unserious to walk into the room talk about more abortion rights, gender issues and climate. as you have pointed out so well russia, china and iran are working together to subvert american dominance of the world. europe is going and now would be a good time to show up. we are talk about nonsense. >> you mention the enemy she prepared for war you understand for you or look at the weakness and strengths of your enemies. he said what we are putting out to the world you're trying to game plan for that you are smiling. you are looking at a single a while, they do not have a commander-in-chief with any strength with any robustness to put out there they have to assume that's filtering down through the military paid one fun factor kissing that ring so i'm filling instead i kissed pete's ring that's how i ended

up your strategic move. thirty-six yes exactly but it never been referred to as st. peter. [laughter] rachel: never. not in his wheelhouse. pete: what is in my will just talking about the offense and defense spending. wanted to bring this topic on cue with what todd was just talking about our ability to defend our interest in our nation for the house just past $895 billion defense policy bill. i'm sure there's a lot in it not to like. one of things in it to like is a major pay raise for junior troops. if you've been paying attention eat one through eat for your privates in your specialist. they make next to nothing. they've covered stories in instances on this a program we've got military families on active duty using food stamps and using welfare because they cannot feed their family while they are serving the country. it's good to see washington d.c. caught up on that aspect of it. the house bill tries to ban dti

in crt inside the military which is really critical to the critics i came to the house bill republican house bills going to come up against a senate bill hopefully the troop raise was in there. the something that raise your eyebrows to, rachel? rachel: it was about the draft. and i talk to you about it you said that is always been the case. but now they want to get girls involved. >> 's selective service men have always, lease and my generation, they turn 18 center for selective service. it could be used. see if i don't how it works. >> don't think you go and i think you mail something in. todd: think you go to the post office can form and mail it in but somehow there is a form march 28 and mailed in that is what my dad did and what all males. pete: a solidified that again it's been posted they extend the time when his head 18 -- 2418 --

26. the controversial part of it is apparently the senate bill includes potentially including women and selective service. wish it would be a huge jump and a huge a change. think because of the recruiting shortfalls of the military they are going to start looking to different groups of people to fill the ranks. one of which could end up being one of the many illegals entering our country eventually part if you cannot recruit american-born kids are going to start looking somewhere else. rachel: does not surprise me at all at that might be an intentional part of the plan. you're letting all these people in. it's like end of empire stuff you look at the roman empire same kind of thing happened. you sort of a lose of faith in yourself as a country recruitment calls for lots of reasons you laid it out brilliantly in your book all the sinks are affecting recruitment and now you've open the burnt bartlettmillions of people in. i do think they're going to make

them citizens and offered recruitment as a way to do it. >> has always been military service has always been a way to citizenship on some level. i was in charge of a citizenship initiative of my guys in my platoon and guantanamo bay. these are guys that came here legally. legal residents of the united states i help them become citizens as part of their service to the military. that's been a cool thing about military service this to be taking it to the next level and a need to fill ranks because you cannot fill it with american boys be returned but recruitment levels dropping. also we are s seeing threats in the world rising all across the world. how much of what you are seeing in this now adding women into the draft. >> it is not happened yet but some people wanted too. rachel: that's part of the conversation i was just really surprising. and so how much of it is our government, our military, the pentagon is anticipating there

may be trouble brewing in which we need to make sure we are ready for. >> we should always be prepared for that. >> or something else i think. >> ultimately these recruiting shortfalls have led to a reduction in force so the army is already not meeting their goals for 2024 because they have reduce the end his strength number they're trying to recruit less people. the army sees that if you are a smart comment dialed in military leader you recognize the world the shuffling right now the american military's going to be called upon at some point. you should be focused on readiness and unfortunately a lot of them are doing away with it because you do not want my 18-year-old and i have on this going to turn 18 i have a 22-year-old as well. i just do not trust the leaders anymore. i do not want them fighting wars for this country right now because i do not understand what half of the things they are doing are. i look ukraine is a perfect example i do not want to send my child to fight for ukraine or any other country i don't

understand what's happening. they lie to us. >> it add to that point this is a concern they should have made different decisions if they did not want to have such a decrease in the number people signing up. whether regard to their foreign policy or with regard to their horrible moronic approaches to things like di if you want to learn more about that go by pete's book the war on warriors hitting number one spot on the "new york times" bestseller list. congratulations you go through all these topics which are so important. because at the end of the day we have our freedom because of the military. we do not have ability to protect our freedom a lot of this goes away that is concerning. pete: i want to thank all of you and will as well and todd today but you guys endured months of me talking about this and covering this topic don't you think are fox and friends weekend especially all of fox and friend viewers for supporting the buffer going out checking it out the feedback has been tremendous and humbling. your e-mails, your text. rachel: they come to me.

i have so many people if you're one of those people that have written me saying please pass this on to pete i am going to pass it along to people are really moved by the book. >> my buddy bob text me and i am excited to see on the couch, it's like i wish i would've known on the couch i would've given you my book from pete to get signed. [laughter] rachel: the book is so timely you see donald trump on the campaign trail right now talking about world war iii this is where joe biden is leading us. this is a suburban mom issue i think a lot of moms feel the way i do about that dangerous spot we are in right now with joe biden. >> trump gets the fundamentals you get peace through strength. if you fire awoke general secured elite nonsense american can be that leader again which means you deter wars. >> you've got to pay the guys and gals you got to pay shark tank star kevin o'leary reveals who he thanks should be trump's vp and have a choice to be different than every other vp in history pretty sore to explain.

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>> because usually we do not care in a presidential cycle who either side chooses as a vice president. ain this cycle because of longevity issue it has never been more important. when you start to think about it vice president you never really consider them having the necessary need of executional skills. now i have worked with him and this is serendipitous years and years ago i'm in los angeles taping 16 of "shark tank." ten years ago i get. asked performance and fargo i've never been to fargo north dakota. one of the most successful deals and "shark tank" history. and he said to me then why are you not putting more money into my state we have fantastic entrepreneurs and so i started doing that. i have been going to north dakota for years now. i have seen what he can do with execution skills his track record is unbelievable and what he is on for the state very few americans know of the richest citizens in the country for

sovereign wealth are people who live in north dakota. you wish living in california and new york anywhere else that burgum was vice president of that pure constituency he took that state to the top of the pecking order. that's execution skill that is what a governor does the ceo of the state. i'm a huge advocate for him and would love to see in to the portfolio trump himself admitted in his last demand that he made some mistakes on who he brought into cabinet. burgum is not a mistake he could be the get it done guy trump is eight vision guy but he needs execution so he could say go fix the war to go fix energy, go fix anything that is what burgum does i do not see that skill set proven in any other candidate. i am unabashedly supporting someone i know in business is eight phenomenal leader. i just watch him work i sit in

an office with him and i sit look i need this, i need a permit what can help me with on this and boom it happens. this guy gets stuff done that is the motto for doug burgum get stuff done. >> you make a good case. what particular policies in north dakota change that environment? >> he is a pro-business, pro- growth, pro- innovation, pro- entrepreneur. you would want that in every state. i know this sounds crazy but if you are a democrat right now listening to this you want doug burgum as v vice president he is not so biased on bipartisan politics. he is not partisan in any way when it comes to building the american economy up. he works with both sides all of the time that's how we get stuff that i've seen an action. the difference for me is i have seen it work. i know how he works he's a dork or as i note two years ago no one knew who he was. i did not even know where north dakota was five or six years ago

and now i understand why it is so successful. so come at the end of the date governors and make great vice president there executional skills. i am endorsing him because i like to see this work in every state i invest in. he would be terrific on this ticket. i think people start to dig into his past if the president would if he made the pic you would say what a team. this is a team pro- growth in america. that is the whole deal. usually you do not care who the vp is. this time you should. >> we certainly need an economic revival in pro-business is where it needs to start for kevin o'leary thank you for giving us time this morning. >> take care. >> would your teenager drop their smart phone for a flip phone comedian gerry seinfeld may be gifting' his oldest son one for graduation we talked to a psychologist that's pretty darn good approach

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to be that comedian gerry seinfeld's wife jessica made headlines this week for gifting their youngest son a flip phone. for his high school graduation in hopes he will turn his smart phone off as screen time among teens it becomes a major concern. >> new survey finds having 2% of u.s. high school teachers say phones are a major distraction in the classroom, you think? your direct clinical psychologist doctor kevin what is the deal with this move by seinfeld and his family should other families be doing this? >> okay, that is brilliant. you did not need me too tell you seinfeld as a brilliance. he's make a really important point in a very funny way which

is hey, these things are good tools. but do not let it rob you of life. use it like a tool and enjoy life. and i love how they did this with their son. they didn't tell him to get rid of his smart phone but that what they said is hey, you need to learn something we have learned as adults and you are still struggling with. so it is funny and it's really good life advice. >> dr. kagan their kid had a smart phone since he was 12. he's probably not switching to a flip phone is that brilliant or should they have been brilliant six or seven years ago? are they just learning alongside all of u this how dangerous thee things are? >> that is the thing. how well are we doing the smart phones? i have thought about going back to eight flip phone except i don't how i would get anywhere because that is what he is for direction. >> were just talking about that. that's what i'm afraid to go to a flip phone although i know i want one. it's the maps.

>> i work with a musician i was talking to the other day he had a flip phone i was like what is that does the smithsonian know you have that and he laughed and goes you know with what i do i do not need all of that coming at me. and i have not stopped thinking about it. i thought about going back to a flip phone and keeping a smart phone in my vehicle. what they are getting at and i agree with you, start with a flip phone because when we start with all of that information at a young age and that's where it is more dangerous and that's what the study is saying. when you are young and your brain is developing, feed it good stuff that includes information. think about how focused parents are now on food. we've got to think about information in the same way. rachel: doctor, i have nine kids the oldest ones we made the mistake of giving them phones earlier than they should have we started in eighth and ninth grade. now i have a 16-year-old who

just got her first phone either way because she was traveling abroad and now she's going to start driving again it goes back to the maps which is an issue if somebody could figure out how to have a flip phone that somehow had a map on it, mapquest on it they would sell by hotcakes because jens e is a rise in sales of flip phones among gen z they are actually have enough sensibility themselves to say what i am going out with my friends or i'm going on a date i'm going to bring the flip phone so i'm not tempted to scroll and take myself out of these authentic connections with human beings. >> you have just hit on the issue. we have to look at cell phones as a tool and that is the study and those teachers, clearly we never outgrow a lesson from our teachers not only is that study about adolescence, it's about their parents and their parents parents because we are all the

first group to ever have this months disruption at our much disruption at our fingertips we have to go back to looking at phones as a resource like we would any other resource. use it and put it away. when it interferes with the good things in life because life is full of good things, good medicine for our fiscal psychological health. when it is interfering with that we've got to do some work if that means going back to an earlier version, you might be surprised at the positive impact it has in multiple areas. rachel: really good advice. thank you for your time. >> good to be with you guys. >> thanks doctor. what we've been talking about that for a while. trump doubles down on tax free tips he promises during his maga themed birthday bash. we will show you his argument, next requests a brand-new safari experience right across the river in new jersey.

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this election cycle donald trump is a knack for identifying issues among certain groups at a very important to them on the economic front he has landed on another one. maybe it was a sleeper issue for a long time but has potential been a real big one in this race. that is a taxes on tips think of the service workers but we talk about tipping it's a little bit out of control these days. legitimate part of our economy people rely on it for a big part of their income. donald trump is making the argument maybe we should make those tips tax free. here he was at its birthday party in west palm beach last night, watch. >> announce i will eliminate taxes on tips for restaurant workers and hospitality workers. anyone else who gets tips. no more taxes on tips. last week i was in las vegas at a beautiful building i built in the great trump hotel. [applause] you like it, i like it too. i was having dinner with the ga groupof people on the campai.

the waitress came over and was very nice i said if you could have any wish what would it be? she said we get rid of the taxes on tips and i said wait a minute i have an idea we should not have people pay tax on tips. we need to spread the word so that every time you leave a tip for the next five months you put on the receipt vote for trump because there is no tax on tips. [laughter] >> as we were listening to that pete said this is a great move for nevada but it's also a great move for young people. most of the service workers, a lot of them tend to be young i think about my own daughter was a waitress. that something a young people would be interested in. quick something i would say to trump this is not messaging thing is going to have to differentiate this from a student loan bribe that biden has done the left is going to look at this and say you are bribing young people with a no tax on tips you are bribing people in nevada. got a message around that.

>> one is completely elitist like you are giving the most privileged people free tuition on the backs of construction workers and cops this other thing is you get to keep more of your own money and they are working. you just did the message comparison you are going to be hired now. but that is the contrast the need to drive home. there is a difference here and it is not a student loan bribe like biden's very quickly biden deals finding when you don't have to pay off loans you're constitutionally not allowed to pay off this messaging is simple, keep your money pre-keep the money you earned you got that tip because you presumably gave a good service to someone who's willing to pay above and beyond what their checks said. you should be able to keep that progress he also said in another speech this week i believe he is proposing getting rid of the income tax that's another thing people are moving to states that have no income tax. >> look at florida, fo focusing pretty good well for us shocked

about my taxes in tennessee you don't file a return i said where's my return like you don't need to file when parts are now in jersey the number-one tax state. >> absolutely have seen it makes you want to move out. >> that's true in some people are. it makes people think about a lot. in new jersey a reason to state mstaymight beat six flags it's w safari resort now open at six flags great adventure the giraffes have become the star of the show at the new feeding exhibit at the park. rick is with six flags marketing public relations manager stacy wheeler they join us now with some giant giraffes. you are happy. >> look at these guys. look at this. these guys are so incredibly cool projects think you guys for coming out here today these are the resident giraffes are reticulated giraffes. a group of giraffes are known as a tower. this is our to tower of giraffe. >> that makes sense to properly

named. if you come out here and stay just yesterday opened up these glamping suites 20 suites people can stay on sites and this is part of the experience. >> here at six flags great adventures we just open the savanna sunset resort and spa. just like you said 20 glam paint suites that sleep two -- six individuals. part of the extremes is meeting and feeding our giraffes breakfast each morning. >> honestly i never thought they were beaten giraffes in jersey. to be honest with you. they've got a pretty good life here. >> and we have a wild safari right here in the theme park three and 50 acres it's home to 1200 animals 70 different species. i guess come to visit and stay at the resort they get to experience africa without leaving new jersey. >> i felt my three minutes is almost a different personalities between these guys. are there personalities and animals like this?

we have 13 giraffes to see three of the females here right now. paper signed by look by interactions. we have babies to just to decide he is cheech he is learning the ropes he's quite comfortable being near and dear to us. he is still learning the experience. because i'm in trying to lure him over here it is not working. this tongue is pretty impressive. >> at 18-inch chunks. you can see they are not shy they will come to you. these towns can reach around branches around trees around shrubs they do share every once in a while. >> this one back here i want to get in but i may be a little more timid. when she has grabbed the food. >> this is the not we have a couple of her other friends here. as you said they looked a little different. these spots are like fingerprints just like our fingerprints are different rate that is the ones you can tell

the animals apart. >> how can people make their plans to come here they can find you, make reservations for gas visit six flags.com/sedan at /savannasunset we opened this we are open select days through , amazing giraffes,jersey, back. >> rick is in his happy place. because i'm just wondering if cheech has a sibling named chal? what's it is the question. rick i once is the phrase that tongue is impressive on air and i had to go to hr hope the same thing does not befall you. [laughter] here we go. thank you rick. i enormous potential that is what a new study says about weight loss drugs their ability to cut cancer risk by one fifth. which is not a giraffe but she is tall. dr. janette nesheiwat said it change the lives of her patients

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cause or a study suggesting a weight loss drugs have enormous potential to prevent new cases and shrink existing tumors. the research that shows the jabs and cut the risk of developing the disease and buy a fifth and users of the drugs are 19% less likely to develop obesity related cancers. here to discuss fox fox's medicl contributor dr. janette nesheiwat. i'm going to be really honest with you very suspicious of the study in terms of who is finding it customer are the farm company selling this drug finding it? we are always finding out later on somebody was finding it and benefiting from it. you know, this drug has side effects very severe side effects. it does and you are right you want to be suspicious, you want to ask questions but decided that came out at case western university out of ohio. what they did was they followed 34000 people over 15 year. and they found those that were on these medicines whether it

was as mpeg or will go vo min jarl we call the glp-1 medications. if you are on this medication 20% less likelihood of developing an obesity -related cancer. and less likely to die over that 15 year. now i have to tell you, this blew me away. especially because of the fact that rachel, by the end of this year by the end of 2024 we are going to have more than 600,000 americans that are going to lose their life from some sort of cancer whether it's pancreatic cancer, whether it's prostate cancer, colon cancer breast-cancer frequency cancer but obesity related people who were overweight, obese develop certain types of cancers because they are on will go vo or as epic, they are not obese and so they're not getting these cancers is that correct to my following you correctly? >> is one part of the equation. indirectly and directly these medicines which are still in research and being study indirectly and directly there is a benefit. of course yes if you are losing fatty tissue of your losing

weight this medicine will help reduce inflammation in your body, inflammation is what causes damages to your cells in your dna at which results in cancers. but also directly these can have an impact in this signaling of the cancer cells to either prevent them from forming, and delay them from forming hort shrinking the tumors. it is a phenomenal research that is coming about we just need more studies on it. >> will go to the bottom of that as well. people are developed >> paralysis i've been following this whole trend in owes epic and it will go vite their studies done on rats rats developed thyroid cancer. >> you are right you have to look at the risk versus the side effects. for some people this could be life-changing. but if you have a history of thyroid cancer you have to be careful there are some studies that just came out that debunked

the factors increase risk and thyroid cancer and kidney cancer but that's why it's not a one-size-fits-all. you have to talk to your dr. about what is best for you and your history but let me ask you one last thing. there's a quickfix mentality in all kinds -- make in america and our culture this idea we can take a pill, turn to farm we all know is not been entirely honest with america we saw that through covid and everything else. this idea talk mike into the root cause of the cancers have a getting to the root cause of obesity which is healthy eating and exercising. are you worried these kind of quick fixes are given people a pass on that? >> yes but the premise of this study is not necessarily here's a quick fix. the premise is okay could these medications be adjunct to treatment of cancer? but yes we want to use the most conservative measures of first diet and exercise and that sort of thing. >> is a great conversation the whole countries having this conversation because a lot of people are on the drug thank you

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