bartlett rarely challenges these claims.native medicine doctor. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia... another guest claimed a ketogenic diet was a treatment solution, without chemotherapy. to manage cancer without toxicity is to simultaneously restrict the two fuels that are needed to drive this disregulated growth while transitioning the whole body off to a fuel that the tumour cells can't use, which is fatty acids and ketone bodies. at no point in the episode does steven challenge that suggestion that a keto diet could treat cancer. when we next hear from him, he says... so, what can we learn from our ancestors about cancer? if you are a cancer patient who took some of this advice and maybe changed your dietary patterns and became very restrictive when you are undergoing treatment, you could potentially and very realistically get very, very sick. but what could have motivated this shift to health? it is very health—related clickbait content with scary titles, with, "this thing is toxic

and what is steven bartlett's steven ba rtlett�*s responsibilities as steven bartlett's responsibilitiesrld's biggest podcasts? jacqui wakefield reporting. the full story can be watched on iplayer. two people have been taken to hospital after a fairground ride in birmingham city centre malfunctioned last night. west midlands fire service said the city flyer ride dropped to ground level whilst in operation. our reporter graham satchell has more. the immediate aftermath of what must have been a terrifying moment in the centre of birmingham, after a fairground ride failed and crashed to the ground. the ride had dropped a bit. they said someone had fallen out and then, like, it was quite clear, like you can see that, like, the wires have been crossed and they've obviously knocked together or something. the city flyer is a regular attraction at this time of year in birmingham. these pictures from the summer show how it climbs to more than 50 metres and rotates at considerable speed. last night, emergency services cordoned off the area. they said two women had been taken to hospital, although

bartlett rarely challenges these claims.ett hosted was dr mark hyman, an alternative medicine doctor. gluten can cause everything from osteoporosis to autism to schizophrenia. another guest claimed the ketogenic diet was a treatment solution without chemotherapy. to manage cancer without toxicity is to simultaneously restrict the two fuels that are needed to drive this dysregulated growth, while transitioning the whole body off to a fuel that the tumour cells can't use, which is fatty acids and ketone bodies. at no point in the episode does stephen challenge the suggestion that the keto diet could treat cancer. when we next hear from him, he says... so what can we learn from our ancestors about cancer? if you were a cancer patient who took some of this advice and maybe changed your dietary patterns and became very restrictive when you were undergoing treatment, you could potentially and very realistically get very, very sick. but what could have motivated the shift to health? it's a very health—related clickbait content - wi

what is stephen bartlett's responsibilities as the host of one of the worlds biggest podcasts?d story on the bbc. have a look at it on the bbc website. that me show you a live picture of the paris night sky. the eiffel tower shining. a big day in paris today. the fourth prime minister this year taking over from michelle barney a. we will talk under the next half-hour about the challenge he announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by... financial services firm, raymond james. the eeman foundaing was also provided by, tion. and by judy and peter blum kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: get the free pbs app now and stream the best of pbs. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ announcer: funding for presentation of this program is provided by...

bartlett rarely challenges these claims. the two fuels. at no point in the episode the steven challenge the suggestion that the keto diet can treat cancer. when we next hear from him he says... so what can we learn _ from our ancestors about cancer? if you are a cancer patient who took some of this advice and may be changed your dietary patterns and became very restrictive when you are undergoing treatment, you could potentially and very realistically get very, very sick. this episode got 5.6 million views on youtube alone. this type of content tends to do really well. it's a very health—related click —based content with scary titles with this thing is toxic, this thing is going to kill you and we know that that does really well online with the algorithm, amplifying that. a spokesperson for flight studio, steven bartlett's's production company said, "the diary of a ceo is an open—minded, longform conversation with individuals identified for their distinguished and eminent career and or consequential life experience". they sa

[laughter] [applause] or as president bartlett put it, to never stop asking what's next?he humanities and art, we need play rights and scholars. we need you to remind us that the world is expansive and beautiful, to remind us that we're not alone, as long as there are stories to tell and songs to sing, as long as there from circles of motion, moving us all forward. congratulations. [applause] it is now my distinct honor to introduce a man who ensured that when i came into my position, there were others who look like me. other native voices, other native individuals who were leading us and who are making the administration do what we needed to do, who really brought first -- [applause] [cheers and applause] he gave us all a space he gave us all a place to have a voice. may i, again, introduce and bring ford forward president joseph r. biden. [cheers and applause] pres. biden: thank you, thank you, thank you. welcome to the white house. and thank you for making me look good in front of the love of my life and the life of my love, my daughter, ashley biden. [laughter] [appla

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we're to be going back to the airport to dan bartlett. i said, get some remarks written for the president. we've got 600 people in the gymnasium. you'll have to talk to them. he can not say anything. we do not know. be the truth. the president then came out of that classroom. he excused himself to the students, to the media. and he came into the holding. and the first thing he said was, get the fbi director the phone and we to say he's here. mr. president. then you talk to the vice president. he talked to his national security adviser. he talked to the of new york, tried to reach the mayor of new york city. i then ran around the building and went into the room with the 600 people from the community. we were and stood at the back of the room. and i saw the president come in with secretary of education ron paige. and i stood there as the president walked and went to the podium and the first thing he said was, i'm going to have to be going back to washington, d.c. and then he explained what had just. it was a very short, but i was not please

daniel bartlett was working at the store where it happened. >> it was a handful of gunshots. i go and i hold the door open to help people out because people are panicked. >> five people were hurt as the truck barrelled through. jcpenney saying they were in close contact by those that were impacted. a community now shaken just days before the holidays. >>> thank you. two navy pilots are recovering tonight after their fighter jet was accidentally shot down over the red sea by friendly fire from an american guided missile. ralph sanchez has the latest from jerusalem. what else do we know about how exactly this happened and how those pilots are doing? , the houthi rebels in yemen, central command says they were shot down by the u.s.s. gettysburg, a missile cruiser early this morning. apparently mistaken from an enemy aircraft. the two pilots were able to eject safely. they were rescued by u.s. forces. one of them did suffer minor injuries. all of this happened just hours after the u.s. carried out more strikes against the houthis who have been targeting both israel and internatio

so just to be absolutely clear, it wasn't stephen bartlett who said that.et would be helpful for preventing cancen would be helpful for preventing cancer. flight studio, which is the podcast production company owned by mr bartlett, said guests were offered freedom of expression and were thoroughly researched, which i get as well, and i think that's a really good response from him. >> however, i think because the bbc name is attached to the podcast, i think that's why the scrutiny was there at the beginning. >> of course, because he's a dragon. he's a dragon, yeah. >> yes, that's right. >> yes, that's right. >> but i think it is a very, really interesting point. you were saying, you know, it's up to the viewer to do their research. well, yes, you could argue that, but what information do you then trust online? we are in a completely different world to 20 years ago, where all your information was through the broadcast media or newspapers, which, whether you like them or not, do have certain legal standards that they have to uphold. now, you could search for,

a bbc investigation finds that diary of a ceo host steven bartlett is amplifying harmful health misinformationn his number—one ranked podcast. and do you get annoyed by people twiddling their hair or clicking their pain, we look at a new diagnosis for those people with an absolute hatred of fidgeting. you join us youjoin us in you join us in damascus, it is six o'clock in the evening and the sun has just set on what has been called victory day. but when darkness came, the light is still burning. you can see in the square behind me the huge crowds are not going away. there has been an explosion of fireworks and explosions of jov- fireworks and explosions of joy. as syrians mark this moment of history, a moment that so many syrians here and the millions are now living as refugees around the world, thought they would never see. the end to more than 50 years of oppressive rule by the al assad family. in the square behind me and in squares across the country, syrians have been gathering to mark this moment of celebration. despite an emerging from the group dominating the new order abu mohammed al—j

all day correspondent and donald closer took me through the ramifications of the lands bartlett to sell a whole 150 votes, short of winning this mode of no confidence, marketing. the other collapse of his so called traffic light coalition, between the social democrats and a free democratic party. so what we're looking at right now is essentially the dissolution of parliament and upcoming new general elections that are already scheduled for february 23rd. and the thought was engaged in quite the debate just before the no confidence vote that was building an old sold scabbing on what of politicians been saying? well, all of shelves during these debates came under attack by a number of left his parties, which accused him of colossal economic and foreign policy failures. for example, the sorrow wagner necked alliance accused to be now outgoing government of claiming that it's for peace. while at the same time taking part in an enormous weapons rearmament program. and this ties into wagner next criticisms of frederick mertz who is widely expected to become the next german chancellor. and is

of course, that area that we talk about in cobb with the bartlett springs fault, one of the lesser known faults, but they can quite often cause a lot more seismic activity in those areas. you're seeing how many earthquakes have happened since the major earthquake that began at 1044 this morning, and now we've highlighted the entire coast from far north up around crescent city, down to the bay area and it also includes parts of the santa cruz coastline as well. so all of this red is now in a tsunami warning, where people really need to move to higher ground. but notice that this also includes much of sonoma and napa counties, some of those low lying areas where we get sometimes the king tides can force the water levels up higher for some of the rivers, creeksnd streams. we also have to be very mindful of that. and then of course, in the san pablo bay, looking at parts of the delta that's also prone to flooding with tsunamis. so this is not just the immediate coastline. this could also affect some of the inland areas and some of the areas that are low lying along our coastline. that includ

for more on the crisis address of the bartlett spring at north dakota republican senator john hoeven.ven even look at this for a long time are things going to change with the arrival of the second trump administration? >> absolutely. you are going to see changes right away for example president trump is going to re- institute policies that were very effective during his first term they remain in mexico policy. he will sign his executive orders i am sure they will be takes office. that will have a tremendous effect will go to work right right away as well the very first legislation you will see us working on as a process called reconciliation will be all about building a border wall and doing more to secure that border. that's an absolute priority. it seems like a lot of democrats did not want to pay attention to the situation at the southern border during the biden years. all the sudden governor gavin newsom of california it shows up there, here is some of what he had to say. listen. >> co-op and local law enforcement to make federal immigration is not something consistent with the la