the american medical association has lost all credibility. the absolute evidence that the american medical association is a weaponized agenda driven entity with 0 science backing. it's decision. it's a disgrace to medicine, medical careers, and professionals, and science in general. i knew 30 years ago the american medical association was headed for some ideologically trouble times the last generation and the home today is dangerously misguided, misleading an wrong. there was a situation that took place last year that many are drawing a parallel with that we saw on mobilization of parents by conservatives, go on to their school boards and confronting them about issues of problematic books, inappropriate materials in the classroom, etc. and in response to that, we saw the department of justice labeling these parents as a potential terrorist threats. the u. s. department of justice and america's attorney general saying that parents to go to school boards and complain about policies might be some kind of domestic terrorist threat people are. that

the absolute evidence that the american medical association is a weaponized agenda driven entity with 0 science backing. it's decision. it's a disgrace to medicine, medical careers, and professionals, and science in general. i knew you said 2 years ago, the american medical association was headed for some ideological trouble times the last generation and the home today is dangerously misguided, misleading and wrong. there was a situation that took place last year that many are drawing a parallel with. we saw mobilization of parents by conservatives, go on to their school boards and confronting them about issues of problematic books, inappropriate materials in the classroom, etc. and in response to that, we saw the department of justice labeling these parents as a potential terrorist threats which recall what biden's attorney general did in response to the parents, mobilizing and school boards. the department takes these instance seriously and is committed to using is authority. resources to discourage the strengths, identify them when they occur, and prosecute them when appropriate. i

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. >> tucker: shouldn't the american medical association weigh in and say unequivocally doctors in thestates don't get to kill children because a child is depressed. a doctor's job is to make them better, not give up on them when they're kids. >> as i wrote at length in "losing our dignity," we have a different healthcare system than we had even 20-30 years ago. it is hypersecularrized, often based on cost/benefit analysis, quality adjusted life years, which is basically ableism. we had talk about ableism over the last couple days. this is ableism right here. it's no accident that the disability rights groups are our biggest allies in this. we should continue to employ them as we get off the couch and fight. >> tucker: professor, thank you as always. more news straight ahead. >> we're out of time, check out the documentary and blake master who is all of a sudden is winning in arizona on fox nation.com and sworn enemy of the group think and have a great night with the ones you love. here's shawn. >> it's critical out in arizona. >>sean: welcome to hannity. here we are just 13 days away

oddly enough the american medical association had come to the conclusion some years before the alcohol had no medicinal value, but when they found out doctors could charge a three dollar dispensing fee each time. they wrote a script they changed their minds and decided well, we didn't want to be hasty here. so that kept a lot of the distilleries in kentucky in business as there were 10 licensed distilleries in the country that could make this medicinal alcohol and a little bottles and six of them were in louisville another exception. was religious purposes if you were a catholic you could get your wine for communion for the jewish sacraments? they could get wine, but it started out that things were there were some some unusual people getting into the rabbi business like rabbi o'shaughnessy and rabbi mcdonald and and you know a rabbi who's who lives in a two-room tenement claims. he has a synagogue of 2,000 members and basically just anyone who had bought a bottle of wine for him became a member of his synagogue. another exception was if you had had alcohol when prohibition began you co

the study was published by the journal of the american medical association network.s convinced that the devil lives inside an xbox, and that it's horrible for kids to play these video games. so, keep this under your hat. >> sandra: the study is so funny, i just asked you about this the other day. your kids are slightly older than mine and i wondered what your theory is on parenting and video games and you shared that with me. >> john: we try to keep them away as much as possible, maybe we are making a mistake. >> sandra: the only thing i have had is the younger group following along the instructions, the words, help some kids learn to read, i've seen that, i don't know, we are an anti-video game house so far, at least. >> john: our son plays this vr game called onward and i think he's destined to join the special forces. maybe in some ways -- >> sandra: virtual reality thing, right? john, meanwhile, we are watching this. nearly 1,000 people attending a school board meeting in dearborn, michigan to protest lgbtq books in the libraries. the mostly muslim audience argue

whether it was the american medical association, american dental association, american law associationck people. we formed the national dental association, the national bar association. that was important to refuse to allow your oppressor to define your entire existence. so our people did, just like our jewish brothers and sisters did, we replicated the universe from which we are excluded behind what w.e.b. dubois called the veil of racism. it's one of the great triumphs. in the four-hour series, we lift that veil. we start with the masons in 1775, a year before the signing of the declaration of independence, the first black sector institution was founded and it was the black masons. the funny story is the americans wouldn't let this black man, prince hall in boston, and his buddies, they wouldn't let him join, so they went to british troops stationed in massachusetts and got the right to become masons and eventually got their charter, again, from england, and not from the united states. since 1775, people have been talking about this invisible network that united black people together

tonight, the american medical association and two other groups sent a letter to ag merrick garland demanding that the justice department open an investigation into the threats to hospitals providing this so-called gender affirming care to minors. now the letter says in part, the attacks are rooted in an intentional campaign of disinformation where a few high profile users on social media share false and misleading information. they also called on big tech to censor those users spreading so-called disinformation. what they leave out is the tiny little detail that the hospitals they say are under threat are publicly posting these. >> for any kind of top surgery, we do require one letter of persistent, well-documented gender dysphoria by a licensed mental health provider. we ensure that the patient is capable of making fully informed decisions on their own. >> gender affirming hysterectomy is very similar to most hysterectomies. some will also include the removal of the ovaries. >> a falic plasty is basically to create a penis. >> laura: joining me now is chris rufo senior fellow at the manhatt

the american medical association which has utterly bee clowned its several along with the american academypediatrics and the children's hospital association just sent a letter to the attorney general of the united states demanding that the biden administration and we're quoting take swift action to investigate and prosecute high profile users on social media who have engaged in, quote, disinformation. you hate to always invoke the german government of 80 years ago, but what else is that? that's toto tal tarnism. they say if you disagree with what we're doing people with guns should come and take you away. you think someone in the media would point out, wow, we can't have that in the united states where people are free to believe what they want and to talk about it in public and to ask questions. in fact they should be encouraged to. but the media don't say anything like that. they're joining with the children's hospital association, the ama, to call for more censorship at gunpoint. watch. >> obviously the question becomes then, when misinformation, disinformation, is being spread, when hat

disorders, a, d, h d and other developmental disorders report is out in the journal of the american medical association flu season gets underway , the cdc is urging people across the country to get vaccinated this year. there are new shots for people. 65 older fox news, david lee miller has the story. blue season is upon. us. and health experts say it could be a tough one after two years of mild cases due to the covid 19 pandemic. there is growing concern america will be hard hit by influenza. the main indicator, a nasty flu season just ended in australia. alien new zealand have had flu seasons there are century are to pre pandemic levels. now there is a renewed push for anyone six months and older, along with the immuno compromised to get vaccinated the medical community , saying it could save lives. flu can cause mild to severe symptoms, life threatening complications. including hospitalization and death this year, people 65 older also being urged to ask their doctors about a new extra strength type of flu vaccine. the reason for that is that they just don't respond as well. um as healthy adults or c

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i wish that the professional societies, the american college of gynecologists, the american medical association, did more than put out a statement. there should be some advocacy on the behalf of women and people who have become pregnant in this country from doctors across this country, and it shouldn't be left to two or three people out there trying to make a tiktok. this should be a coordinated effort from the medical community. so i would say that the next time you see your doctor, ask him or her, you know, to ask them about this. what are you doing? because it is not ok for those of us who do have the information to not share it. >> what about on a broader scale? can any of you speak to how we should be thinking about these matters on an international playing field? what might that look like? it is interesting, because at this point, what might you be able to learn from abroad? the u.s. has positioned itself as this nation centered on equality. let's leave it there. but now in the wake of dobbs, what does this mean internationally? what kind of tools can be brought in o thought ofr internati

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american psychological association, here to take your phone calls. can you explain the difference between psychology and psychiatry? host: psychiatrist go to medicalchool and do a residency and specialize in psychiatry. psychologists go to school and learn the science of human behavior and clinical psychologists do additional training to provide clinical care. host: are there more psychologists or psychiatrists in the u.s. right now? guest: more psychologists, fewer psychiatrists, but we need more of both. our membership is about 130,000. but that include students, affiliates, people who are researchers, clinicians, but in the u.s., there are probably about 150,000 200,000 psychologists. at nine in chicago, good morning. -- edna in chicago, good morning. caller: i have been trying to get through for a long time, but you hit on something that concerns me. with all of these psychologists, why haven't they spoken up about donald trump. he has a mental problem. i would like to know if some of these psychologists would get together and let this guy know he needs to be in the hospital. guest: our ethics require is not to diagnose people without seeing t

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