michael gordon, named the mechanical patient harvey in honor of his teacher. this model could already reproduce various options for breathing, pulse, blood pressure, noises and heart tones that ... can occur in twenty-five cardiovascular pathologies. already in 1986, american anesthesiologist david gabba released a commercially available simulator. all previous versions cost from 100,000 dollars and becomes one of the key figures in the simulation community. and at the beginning of the 20th century , medical simulators began to be produced in almost all developed countries. and today, doctors even have so-called hybrid medical simulators, which are used to practice the actions of an entire team of doctors and nurses in conditions as close to reality as possible. simulators are available in virtually every specialized university, and in the belarusian country today there are training centers with medical the state medical university is certainly no exception, a large modern simulation center opened there in the fall of 2023, in our studio today is the director

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joining me now michael pills burrow senior fellow heritage foundation. gordonuthor of "china's going to war." michael, tell us why this issue, which doesn't get enough play, frankly in the media that's supposed to be serious, why does this matter? >> well, this is the disaster for the harris campaign. he, perhaps, was not vetted and they just did not know the depth of his contact with china. chooses june 4th to get married because he can remember it because that's the tiananmen massacre. that's kind of weird. 30 trips. he and his wife had a business to take students to china to make money to show them off how nice china is this is bowser, i would say the chinese themselves from r. very friend or channel right around the president. so i have read some of their commentary today. there is a professor named ju fung. is he ecstatic having someone who understands china be so close to the white house looks to me like and i hope you agree with me that kamala is not a foreign policy person. >> laura: oh god, no. >> she is more comfortable doing her thing. >> she turn it

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former special adviser to michael gordon, charlie rowley and the co—founder of novara media, aaron bastaniow, but in the future, do you think you would allow a 15 year old to go inter—railing across europe? >> this is probably where i get cancelled. i don't know about interrailing and of course i have a daughter rather than a son, and that's variable. but i think i would let her go abroad. i mean, interrailing is obviously that could mean one week. it could mean three months, but i would certainly let her go abroad. i mean, i recall going to barcelona and madrid when i was 16, a few months after my birthday, and it was fine. and it's important to say, look, we have to have arbitrary boundaries around these things. but i think also there's common sense here, which is i believe that the son was a few months short of his birthday. he's going with a friend. i mean, i think that's sensible. at the same time , if sensible. at the same time, if there's a complaint made to a council's child protection services, they kind of have to do something because of course, if they don't follow up leads and

gordon. i want to get your take, michael ball bone first about this investigation and really where we stand.ing religion on this. >> you know, when you apply for a national security clearance, they spend a lot of time, investigators, asking you what are your foreign contacts. and that's because time and time again whether it was senator menendez or other officials, unfortunately, they have been targets by the foreign intelligence services. and it's a long game, maria. they spend many, many years if they can to work with individuals to try to create these types of relationships. very concerning that the candidate for vice president, tim walz, has spent this much time in china getting married there, spending all this time with students. what is, in fact, his perspective? and right now we should understand that a.i., on the issue of a.i. the united states and china are really in a war of technology. the first person to get -- the first country to get to a.i. dominance is going to really rule much of what we currently see as the world. so a. a.i., china and the united states,es it is so competit

and under both tony blair and gordon brown's government former labour mp and michael brown a former toryand also a journalist. thank you both for joining and also a journalist. thank you both forjoining me. bill rammell does the labour government have any choice here apart from to release these prisoners early? >> er, bluntly, no, i mean we can have a debate about how much of the legacy that labour has inherited is the responsibility of the last government. but this is emphatically the tories problem . sunak was repeatedly problem. sunak was repeatedly told by his justice secretary, alex chalk, that he had a choice. he either overrode local objections and built more prison places, or he agreed to early release. he shamefully did neither and said let the labour party deal with it when they come to power. it's also the case that we had to tackle the riots by early trials and early sentencing. bluntly that was the only way we were going to stop the riots and we did it effectively. so we've had to agree to this . but there are agree to this. but there are safeguards in place that i think can

army staff sergeant gordon black, a ballerina and dual national and former u.s. army paratrooper michaelews, president biden was asked if he had any message for putin. the u.s. president replied with a one-word answer, stop. jon? jon: lucas tomlinson at the white house, thank you. take a live look here at former president trump and senator j.d. vance's rally underway right now in atlanta. we just heard from the vice presidential candidate. the presidential candidate is coming up. for more on the state of the race, let's bring in fox news contributor tammy bruce. she has a new book out called "fear itself: exposing the left's mind-killing agenda." she says the book uncovers how the left uses fear as a control tactic and how the perpetuation of chronic fear forces people to retreat from society. she is also a fox news contributor. you know, when you think about fear, that image of former president trump with his first in the air under the american flag after that assassination attempt urging americans the fight, that's kind of the antithesis of what you're writing about in this book, isn't

michael: awesome. let's please open it up, please wa*eubg wait for a microphone. identify yourself and pose your question. we'll start here in the front row, please. questioner: thank you. chris gordon, air and space forces magazine. this morning vice chief of staff noted that he was working with your office on airbase air defense. you just noted it as well. so that brings me to my question. that's supposed to be an army mission. should the army be doing more to protect forward bases or should the air force be doing more? and when you're having these discussions with the army, how is that relationship going to look like in the future and how are you going to delineate who does what, especially with resourcing being a concern? sec. dalton: great to see you. thanks for the great question. the general and i are working this real-time with the department of the army. i would say that it is an army mission and in terms of what the department of defense overall is endeavoring to do in theater together is to ensure that we are able to project power forward in these types of contested environments and so it is going to require us growing forward together and defining the specific requiremen