>> i did. >> in this case, it was a betrayal. it was a betrayal of a bond that we supposedly had.essence, leaving me holding the bag, going off to do other things. and still wanting equal credit. >> simmons returned, but the kiss army, their faithful core of fans, had deserted. >> we were playing to empty halls. to go out on stage and have somebody go, you wanted the best, you got the best, the hottest band in the land, kiss, and you go out onstage and the place is empty. i was shaken to the core. >> they went back to the makeup and the original lineup a decade later for a wildly successful reunion tour. but after several more tours, the band was still fractured. the four had a final farewell in 2000. >> i had really hoped when we got back together for the reunion was that we could really resolve issues, having pride in what you do and living up to your vows in the band. those were all broken. >> criss wouldn't respond to cnn, but he told rolling stone magazine, i wish there wasn't so much bad blood. did his and freely's place ever since singer and feer with big shoes to fill. >>

in this case it was a betrayal. it was a betrayal of a bond that we supposedly had.ing me holding the bag going off to do other things and still wanting equal credit. >> simmons returned, but the kiss army, their faithful core of fans, had deserted. >> we were playing to empty halls. to go out on stage and have somebody go "you wanted the best, you got the best, the hottest band in the land, kiss" and you go out on stage and the place is empty. i was shake on the the core. >> they went back to the makeup and the original lineup a decade later for a wildly successful reunion tour. but after several more tours, the band was still fractured. the four had a final farewell in 2000. >> never forget us! >> i had hoped when we got back together for the reunion was that we could really resolve issues, having pride in what you do and living up to your vows in the band. those were all broken. >> criss wouldn't respond to cnn but he told "rolling stone" magazine "i wish there wasn't so much bad blood." in his and frehley's place ever since, drummer eric singer and lead guitarist

what we have here is nothing less than a betrayal, a betrayal of our nation's veterans and a betrayal of the american people, all of whom deserve to know the truth about what their government is and is not doing to support our american heroes, and of course we have heard in phoenix that this betrayal has had tragic consequences with an estimated up to 40 people dying after lingering on a secret wait list never receiving the treatment that they were entitled to. we still don't know exactly how many veterans have died or otherwise suffered because of the v.a.'s assorted failures and abuses, but we do know that it's disgraceful and unacceptable for even one veteran to needlessly die or suffer because of bureaucratic malfeasance. the evidence of such malfeasance is now growing, of course, and the only questions are how can we get our veterans the care and support they need in the fastest possible way, and what is the best way to restore genuine accountability and genuine safeguards within the v.a. system? whenever i think about the ongoing v.a. scandals and the broader set of challenges f

. >> what a betrayal. here with reaction, the great, great >>> what a betrayal here.with reaction, tonight's great american panel. welcome back to new york. we don't get to see you enough. >> we all know i'm based in los angeles. most of my friends are in the film industry. it's a mining town. we know it is liberal. conservatives have a problem, but this goes a step further. you can be a liberal and love the country. in this case, we're seeing the dynamic of they know what they're doing. they're agreeing they want america to be energy independent. doesn't matter to them. it's about money, but also the fact that in hollywood a great deal of it is resentment for this nation. it is about not liking the country. >> come on. >> hit him. it's all right. it's allowed. >> i'm a fan of james o keef. he's done some excellent work with the pro-life counseling and all the rest. >> i like him too. >> hollywood producers will take money from anybody who will produce their films. come on. it's not about patriotism. >> we don't want america to become energy independent. >> it's produ

they think it's a betrayal by rick scott.the problem is, as more and more people in that state complain, saying this is a betrayal of the principles of the state we're allowing this illegals to get in, that's going to be the problem. the florida law doesn't necessarily allow undocumented students to apply. they have to apply in the pool of out of state students. so it's not automatic slam dunk. maybe for those eight to 10,000 students who are eligible they are still competing for those out of state. they are still allowing them to pay in-state tuition though. >> florida and education, former governor jeb bush, any idea where where he is on presidential run? this would play into his hands. >> jeb bush is wavering for his run for president is just about as sincere as hillary clinton's wavering on her decision to run. we'll see if the rest of the party will follow suit because that's going to be essential for any republican who wants to win an election in be 2016. >> jason thanks for joining us, great to see you as's. >> thank y

it is an outrage and a betrayal for the risk we asked our troops to make. when may 2008 as obama ripped the bush administration over the story of an 89-year-old vet who reportedly committed suicide after being denied healthcare. the same tory is playing out but on a much bigger scale this time with barack obama at the helm. now more than a dozen veteran if as illities they couldn't kwget care and what were sometimes deadly results. >>> never before have i seen an allegation of the coverup of 40 people dying. >> senator john mccain expressing shock about the phoenix va hospital ground zero to a story that took an already troubling state of affairs to a new and disturbing low. december of 2013 dr. sam hood of the phoenix va retired and publically detailed allegations patients have died at his facility while awaiting care that would never come. dr. foot alleges veterans are being ignored, that wait times are being falsified. that samonths would pass and th april 9th, the story explodes when the chairman of the house veterans affairs committee speaks out. detai

then in an unimaginable act of betrayal they fired him.hank you again for your interest and attention and i would be happy to answer your questions. >> what led you to become a workhorse woman? >> i was a trained journalist and although i had four children, i decided after 9/11 when i was asked to cover the pentagon by my editor i had to turn to the position down a few months earlier because i was very caught up in my children but i was trying to decide whether i should donate blood or what i should do, and it hit me you've got to do your job. you've got to cover the pentagon and whatever comes out of that not only for your country because it's your skill set, but because it would be good for your family as well to keep informed, and when i got into it, i initially had no strong interest in it, but very quickly i learned that it was vital to have observers translate the world of the military to the public because i discovered that even my editors at the newspaper didn't understand the basics of the military organization and i felt that ini

tonight we dig into a situation that's been called an outrage and betrayal of the ideas we ask troops to risk their lives for. that blistering condemnation from barack obama himself, back in may 2008 when has a candidate for the oval office he ripped the bush administration over the story of an 89-year-old vet that committed suicide after being denied access to health care. flash forward and the story is playing out on a bigger scale, this time with barack obama at the helm. investigations underway at more that two dozen va facilities where veterans could not get timely care and staffers tried to cover it up with what we were told were sometimes deadly results. >> never before have i seen an allegation of the coverup of 40 people dying. >> reporter: senator john mccain m expressing shock. ground zero to a story that took a troubling state of affairs to a new and disturbing low. december of 2013. dr. sam foot of the phoenix va retired and publicly detailed allegations that patients have died at his facility while awaiting care that would never come. dr. foot alleges veterans are being

. >>> next on "lockup: raw" -- >> it's a bunch of betrayals and lies. there's no loyalty, there's no honor. >> one gang banger smashes the code. and another unleashes contempt for those who do. >> i don't know how can they wake up in the morning and see themselves in the mirror, you know. >>> the unwritten rules that inmates live by in prison are known as the convict code. but when it comes to gangs, the convict code is the code of silence. talking about gang business can get members killed. >> they got rules, and we got rules within the rules, you know. among all peoples, among different races. but we have to deal with it. you know, i can't elaborate too much on it. >> the subject was clearly off the table when we sat down at pelican bay state prison with raul leon, alleged to be one of the leaders of the most powerful prison gang of all, the mexican mafia. >> how powerful is the mexican mafia here at pelican bay? >> i don't even touch on that right there. i don't speak on it myself, you know? >> raul leon had such influence throughout the state by ass

an institutional betrayal when the school they worked their who lives to go to turns their back on themnot either get rid of the rapist or listen to their answers. or even in some instances, they have been retaliated against for report reporting these crimes. >> should that man who is found guilty of these crimes, should that mean instant expulsion? what should happen in these cases? >> well, what happens in these cases, the schools have a lower standard of proof and they are found not guilty of the crime committed. but what we do is suspending somebody for a few months is absurd. making a woman who has been brutally raped by a peer in her school, receive a one-month suspension, is not acceptable. and it is not acceptable, the requirements that schools do. title one requires them to maintain safe environments, title two requires them to maintain a safe environment for somebody who has endured post traumatic stress syndrome. over 60% of schools are not reporting crimes properly. they have to report these crimes under the cleary act, and make sure they keep a safe environment and that mea

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it's backed up by eyewitnesses and documents and the betrayal of sick veterans.s like christmas morning. ( laughter ) and that's why i cannot believe i am going to say that we cannot talk about this scandal. you see, we americans made a deal with the veterans. we start two wars. they lay their lives on the line while we lay on our asses on the couch watching "the bachelor." ( applause ) i still have flashbacks whenever i hear the words, "juan pablo." in return we say thank you for your service. and that's about it. yes, ticker tape parade would have been but in our paperless society we would probably just throw the ipads out the window and somebody could get hurt. and that's not good, because i hear v.a. health care is pretty bad. ( cheers and applause ) and if we talk about the v.a. scandal, what are we going to talk about next, the war in afghanistan? i just found out we've got over 30,000 troops still over there. cost me 40 bucks at my bar's trivia night. so, veterans, as much as this is a real scandal-- and it is-- i don't want to talk about it. here to make

. >> after the ultimate betrayal these women are getting revenge. lashing out on a controversial website. >> i hope you end up with aids, [ bleep ]. >> one woman's journey into the dark underworld of cybershaming. >>> plus, dangerous jobs. it only took a moment for an extreme stunt to go horribly wrong. almost a dozen injured in a horrifying circus spectacle. facing pressure to push the envelope. has the entertainment industry gone too far? >>> and the battle cry gone global. from hillary clinton to amy poehler to mary j. blige, celebrities shouting out to bring back our girls after nearly 300 students are kidnapped from their school by gunmen. tonight tonight, millions joining the fight to bring them home safe. >>> but first, the "nightline" five. >>> good evening and thanks for joining us. i'm rebecca jarvis. taking revenge on a cheating lover used to require at least some degree of energy. but not anymore. tonight we're going behind the scenes of an extremely controversial new website, a place where anyone betrayed in love can expose and humiliat

has managed to out last the incredible -- nobody deserves it more than donald sterling but what a betrayal to take these private audio tapes and somehow they get out in to public. she says she wasn't the agent of it. but she did the tape. >> >> i think it's been alluded to but i don't want -- just like rappers what are mad at video vixen girls, nobody made you do it. we look at her these are the cards handed to her. having been a pastor, sometimes people exercise power strategically, sometimes through rumor. powerless people use what's at stake and what she has are word& collective, items of thought. belief, sentiment, packs, that may have cans queens. not his personal belief, his personal belief led him to deny latino and african american people housing. that's imperical proof of a privately held ex i tension belief. >> there are lots ever these tapes? >> a hundred or so. some point we're all reduced to relying on tmz as our source here that she has -- she was his archivist. she suggested at one point was -- >> schieffer: he wants all this kept? >> her job -- which is important that impli

key cities saying that the event saw evidence of the clerics in action helplessness and criminal betrayal of avoiding posting all these regions including hockey but that sent me to trust our risk to children among the regional and forces took carter to install these kids authorities are struggling to deal with a demoralized regional peace and failed to quell will resist the production use and see many offices are unwilling to face the mosque on demand as a result of that kate corruption and often sympathy to the antique he unravels the crisis on getting teaching is coleman's calm is ukraine's parliament takes a break until may six as part of the many holidays vacation deemed by some as inappropriate the thing the as i do. isn't it the cabin killed. loving it but don't let him. i want all. the angels mother its legal shield house the way on the second at the age of ninety three. the mall coming to an onsen old pitcher reno this is noah called a memorial ceremony instead opting for a private funeral service. after

what if we still don't buy these that betrayal all i've got it that way. the chair all by them why do we. by any means the show style. as part of the same cloth as his father it's a totally powerful in control. we are. in fact we may yet be fully in charge the road the door. stories you know. changing the world likes. no pictures. i don't back which much international this week washington once again to clear a knit cap rules russian fighters were involved in the crisis in ukraine. the evidence that appears to be the same photos that were debunked last week including spy photographer and he said the dance cam explains. secondary character bringing up for grabs which he says confirm the presence of russian operatives on the ground that the department saw them and the same bearded man now in ukraine and georgia back in two thousand and eight then without any doubt came to the conclusion that it's moscow's hand. they pointed the bearded man in a group photo including the was taken and watch them on russian soldiers and the photographer that very shocking not b

allegations of government malfeasance, coverup, the possibility of lives lost and betrayal of our nation's heroes all culminating in multiple demands that heads roll. the growing scandal engulfing the department of veterans' affairs health programs is now the subject of several investigations. >> our veterans deserve to know the facts, their families deserve to know the facts. once we know the facts, i assure you, if there is misconduct it will be punished. gwen: at the center of it all, mild mannered v.a. secretary eric shinseki, who for now, at least, still has his job, but demands for accountability are coming from both sides of the aisle. >> this is awful stuff and somebody ought to be held accountable for it. >> i have not called for general shinseki to resign although i have to admit i am getting a little closer. gwen: these allegations are not new. why is all this exploding now, jeff? >> well, gwen, one of the reasons it's exploding now, there are so many examples. it is not an isolated incident at the phoenix v.a. investigations are underway across the country at 26 of these center

it's a betrayal to somebody who was willing to serve his country, and then when mel needed the v.a.nd needed his country to help him in his time of need, they turned their back on him. >> reporter: secretary of veteran affairs eric shinseki told us when he first heard the charges in phoenix, he sent inspectors immediately. >> i take every one of these incidents and allegations seriously, and we are going to go and investigate. the most serious of these were in phoenix. >> reporter: but the phoenix investigation is not the only one. at least five other v.a. hospitals have been accused of mismanagement and preventable deaths, and at two of those, v.a. officials in charge got large bonus checks just after the deaths were revealed. daniel dellinger is the national commander of the american legion, which called this week for eric shinseki to resign. >> if this is private sector, you would be fired. if it was military you would be relieved of duty and he's done neither. >> reporter: the secretary told us disciplinary action is pending in pittsburgh and atlanta but the specifics are not ye

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. >> reporter: that class is studying king lear and she says she will discuss the grief, the betrayal, the loyalty and the love that is in the play and this real-life tragedy. at uc-santa barbara, amy johnson, kpix 5. >> a candlelight vigil for the isla vista victims will be held tonight at uc-berkeley. people will gather at memorial glade at the center of the cal campus at 8:00 tonight. >>> investigative reports raising doubts about whether a santa rosa mom actually choked a boy she claims bullied her daughter. attorneys for delia garcia- bratcher released the findings that suggest the 12-year-old boy choked himself leaving red marks that he claimed were caused by bratcher. the 30-year-old mother is facing felony charges accused of physically confronting the boy at olivet charter elementary school. investigators recommend measuring the bruising to determine the size of the hand that caused the injury. >>> other bay area headlines, a shotspotter alert led blizzard to a bizarre scene in a richmond backyard. a pit bull shot four times on a house on mcbryde avenue. police caught a man tr

you guys were passionate about those issues and you felt like they were betrayals and asked the american public to say, if you feel betrayed, too, come with us and vote in democrats. you seem to have a problem with it when republicans do it. >> no, we don't have a problem when republicans do it. we have a problem when republicans do it again and again and again and again. there have been four hearings in the congress. >> i'm talking about the fund-raisi fund-raising. >> i to move to another question. part of the thing is this is a question of credibility. seems to us somebody gave you guys the memo. wru guys used to talk about obamacare all the time, just beat it to death. suddenly, let me show you this chart, suddenly you switch topics and go from talking about obamacare all the time to benghazi. you had 19 mentions of obamacare this week and 110 of benghazi. where's the memo here? >> i'd love to talk about obamacare. the bottom line is the press sometimes picks what subjects s they think is the sexiest and that's where they go. ask me about benghazi, i'll talk about benghazi. obamacare

me and the many separate is seafood his words as a betrayal. it's no guarantee the poll won't go ahead as planned. meaning soft explain this she's critical hits channel on a cliff in the open tiny town board done yet. asking one question do you support the proclamation of the people's republic that don't yet. beastie preparation for sunday's very rigid not still can't find the demand content saying he wants the poll well spent this is the first opinion of course we'll pretend he's a very wise man is a very wise man. we've decided to do things our own wait to get it done yet for a break and that's that's the separatists needed any species and said a meeting of the self proclaimed people to committee will decide a silhouette that i hold the banks but with many a keen to go ahead. it seems tactical withdrawal may not hold back for a russian activists on the grounds despite the freezing of the question. they say that any australian state with a good sign if they want an independent retort on the week in ukraine for an extension by russia. it didn't

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>> >> steven pressman is the author pulp of the outrages betrayal and has studied in the field of journalism for more than 30 years. and the writer and director of the hbo film "50 children" the rescue mission of mr. and mrs. kraus. his book "50 children" expense of the film in details house against all odds gilbert and eleanor kraus traveled into the house style landscape of not see occupied vienna in 1939 in return to america with 50 children. it is remarkable of its details speaking of co pay loss during its shameful period of history. he is here this evening to share his journey and talk to us about the research he did that makes the story personal and powerful. please join me to welcome all other steven pressman. [applause] >> thank you. i appreciate that. it is wonderful to be here i appreciate everybody being here it is the rare days it is almost as warm in san francisco. [laughter] is always the retreat to be on either side of the golden gate bridge and have foremother. i will spend a few minutes to revisit the first few pages of the of book because it sets the scene for what is quit

>> i am beyond upset in terms of the degree of betrayal and how long it was going on. >> you're basicallyke, right? >> i'm absolutely broke. >> i requested that mr. alvarez be removed as a trustee. the court named a substitute to take his place. >> we've reached out to juan alvarez but he has declined to speak with cnn. in this e-mail he says he is following the advice of his attorneys in not giving us an interview. with the civil suit and potentially a criminal trial against alvarez in motion, ann still had her own criminal trial to worry about. next, ann goes on trial. honestly, the off-season isn't i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you are good to go! alright, fellas. alright, russ. back to work! that corporate trial by fire when every slacker gets his due. and yet, there's someone around the office who hasn't ha

>> i am beyond upset in terms of the degree of betrayal and how long it was going on. >> you're basicallyroke, right? >> i'm absolutely broke. >> i requested that mr. alvarez be removed as a trustee. the court named a substitute to take his place. >> we've reached out to juan alvarez but he has declined to speak with cnn. in this e-mail he says he is following the advice of his attorneys in not giving us an interview. with the civil suit and potentially a criminal trial against alvarez in motion, ann still had her own criminal trial to worry about. next, ann goes on trial. hey, buddy? oh, hey, flo. you want to see something cool? snapshot, from progressive. my insurance company told me not to talk to people like you. you always do what they tell you? no... try it, and see what your good driving can save you. you don't even have to switch. unless you're scared. i'm not scared, it's... you know we can still see you. no, you can't. pretty sure we can... try snapshot today -- no pressure. man: bethany ann doke... [applause] ian donnelly... [applause] kirsty lynn dutehead... >>> i did not shoo

>> it is a betrayal. i used the va. my father uses the va. my father's had wonderful treatment with the va. but again it's some of those oversight issues that have caused his experience to be less than perfect. but only that we are very happy with the health care. we want to make sure somebody is going to get in frond of this and say you know what, there have been problems there have been breakdowns and we want to get it clear. >> do we think is this just a botched system that people haven't paid attention oand should have or is there something more sinister behind it? what do you think? >> well i marine we have to take a look at the size of the department. it's the largest health care system in the united states, and you know it's going to have some management challenges. we just want to see somebody with strong leadership ability to come in and handle those management challenges. the only sinister part that we can see is with these secret wait lists where there are some managers who are doing it strictly because they are looking for bigger

. >> >> steven pressman is the author pulp of the outrages betrayal and has studied in the field of journalismor more than 30 years.

. >> the subtitle refers to a voi im of betrayal, not only by the family? >> yes. the people on board the st. louis purchased first class or second-class tickets. they assumed that they were leaving the country of their forebears and they were living under great duress and they thought they'd be arriving in the western hemisphere. they thought once they arrived off the coast of florida, that the golden door promised on the basis of the statue of liberty would be open much but it was shut in their faces. they were forced to return to europe, many to tare deaths, as was the case for my grandfather and uncle. >> the story of st. louis is one that ought not be forgotten. so many lesson. the book is alex's paying. great to have you here. >> coming up donald sterling was supposed to apologise for racially offensive remarks. instead, he made more. >> on techknow... >> so, this is the smart home... >> saving the environment >> the start point for energy efficiency, is to work with the sun... >> saving you money >> we harvest a lot of free energy >> and so we're completely

. >> what a betrayal.reat, great american panel the morning producer of bejesus. >> how are you, boy? >> geraldo rivera. >> i mean, what do you say except they are betraying their country? >> we know i'm based in los angeles and most of my friends are in the film industry. conservative haves a problem but this goes a step further. you can be a liberal. in this case we're seeing the dynamic of knowing what they are d doing. it doesn't matter to them. it's about i think money in large part because of what was being offered but the fact in hollywood, a great deal of it is resendment for this nation, not just liberal is m but not liking the country. >> come on. [ laughter ] >> it's all right. >> i'm a fan -- >> i'm a fan of james o keith. i think he does great stuff. -o you know the acorn, the prolife counseling and all the rest. >> i like him, too. >> this is like so hollywood producers will take money from anybody who will produce films, come on. it's not about patriotism. >> they are saying we don't want am

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a betrayal of the ideals that we asked our troops to risk their lives for.it doesn't have to be this way. not in this country. not if we decide that this time will be different. there are many aspects of this war that have gone inalterably wrong but caring for our veterans is one thing we can still get right. >> the president started how can we let this happen 2008, it's 2014. that's a really good question. >> it's the same juan we should ask about his transparency and everything else. this is a president who said i know nothing, the sergeant schultz decision as it was with the irs, as it is with every scandal, as it is with benghazi. i don't know. i know nothing about it. the problem is there's a culture in washington that john was alluding to and i was trying to refer to earlier of our government, the government complex, which is everyone in washington is there to serve themselves. we have people in the va getting bonuses for killing people, for god's sake. obama hasn't cared anything about it any more than he has cared about what happened at the irs or an

now he's a determined and able or of the enemies in a betrayer. in the five years since he took office he lost the war in iraq are withdrawing the presence that americans gave their lives to secure while turning the united nations over to iran. he announced his intention in advance to fight on the rules of engagement i that tied their has and got them killed. he lost libya in the aggression against the ally and murdering its leader and a turning the streets over to the terrorists. obama violated every single principle to justify the attack on george bush's war in iraq. he had lost egypt to the most important nation. egypt was an allied before obama intervened in its internal affairs and in egypt and throughout the middle east obama and the secretaries that american power and influence behind the muslim brotherhood and islam make terrorist organization with attitudes indistinguishable from the part to accept the claims to take the direction. it's the creator and the source against america and the west. the support from the brotherhood hasn't only c

>> it's a horrendous horrendous betrayal, whether the south sudanese got their credit independence in 2011. the possibility of a cease fire is a little bit better today. there was also a peace agreement with david youyou who was fighting the government. i'm not confident that just the two signing a cessation of hostilities agreement in itself is going to do it. i think now there has to be work on a forward-looking political process that gives enough incentive for all sides to really lay down their arms. >> the u.n. has accused both sides of crimes against humanity. mass killings. sexual slavery. gang rape. atrocities that have been carried out in homes hospital he mosques, churches even in u.n. compound. house can there be any deal, how can they move forward without accountability for this level of criminal activities -- activity? >> that's exactly right. you can't end this by the two principals signing a deal, there's part of the political process that has to go forward has to be a deep search, in south sudan society, about these problems of terrible crimes, and how you go about acco

it is an outrage and a betrayal for the risk we asked our troops to make.et who reportedly committed suicide after being denied healthcare. the same tory is playing out but on a much bigger

tonight we dig into a situation that's been called an outrage and betrayal of the ideas we ask troops008 when has a candidate for the oval office he ripped the bush administration over the story of an 89-year-old vet that committed suicide after being denied access to health care. flash forward and the story is playing out on a bigger scale,

i can't imagine this is such a high level of betrayal.an't put words into my mouth it's so shocking to me and now we're discovering it's so wide spread throughout the system and the country. what is your reaction to that? >> i would like to and mr. mccain if he has a ten-point plan for fixing the va like he did the country and boarder but more importantly, sean, i want you to know we're tea party members and very dear friends have arranged for dan to see a specialist at the arizona back and pain institute here in phoenix. he's going this afternoon to see that specialist. it's paid for by our tea party friends. >> wow, if there is anything else we can do to help, please let us know. thank you joe and sally and i'm sorry, it's up forgivable. >> sean? >> yeah. >> sean, pop one went in the 28th of september, right? >> i think it's a disgrace, inhuman -- >> they called you after he had died while he was waiting for the care, even though he's literally urinating buckets of blood. >> right, but they gave him a rheumatology appointment october 8t