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dr. borenstein's possession. and dr. that it's because he let it slip publicly that donald trump takes propecia to stimulate that extraordinary hair growth. >> i feel raped. that's how i feel, raped, frightened, and sad. i didn't know what to make of the whole thing. i couldn't believe anybody was making a big deal about a drug that's to grow his hair, which seemed to be so important. and it certainly is not a breach of medical trust to tell somebody they take propecia to grow their hair? what's the matter with that? >> well, of course it is a breach of medical trust for a doctor to tell anyone anything about any medication that he has prescribed for any patient. we'll have more on donald trump's very strange doctors next with david cay johnston who has been studying trump world for many years. (driver) so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] (passenger) what are you doing? (driver) i can't believe that worked. i dropped the keys. (burke) and we covered it. talk to farmers, we know a thing or tw

let's talk about that with dr borenstein a german delegate for industry and commerce in tehran who's been doing business for the past few years past three years in iran you've obviously planted the seed there you've invested a lot of time and effort and money what are you hoping to get out of that investment now or what are you hoping doesn't happen so that you've planted. well i hope the. destroy all since heat we have planted because in the last three years we did a lot of work this charm and especially very and companies. to do business this iran we had a lot of partners a lot of people who trusted us in business opportunities. and we don't want to destroy that right now of the people who are now pulling out. not so much because they were waiting what is happening now and so forth the moment everybody is a bit little bit like shocked and how sanctions were so it's a wait and see but tell me if these german companies that have got involved i so sure that iran is following the rules i mean you know the. organization in vienna has every time confessed says iran is doing its part of t

dr. borenstein. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jimbo. may i say in the long history of talk show host, you're the mcdonald's proudly introduces our new fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. they're cooked right when you order on our flat iron grill. so they're hot, full of flavor and fantastically juicy. mcdonald's new 100% fresh beef quarter pounder burgers. you'll need a bigger napkin. ♪ >>> happening now in fremont, a school board meeting is in its seventh hour as board members consider adopting a controversial sex ed curriculum, it could impact students as young as fourth grade. abc 7 reporter katie marzullo is live in fremont with what's happening right now. late night, katie. >> it is, dan and ama. this meeting got under way at 4:30 this afternoon, and still no vote. public comment wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. so board members really just in the last few minutes starting to discuss everything they heard here tonight. people, parents who are against this proposed curriculum feel that it is too explicit for young students. but peop

dr. borenstein about his choice of language in the letter and here's what he said. >> is that the way that you write most of your medical letters? >> no put for mr. trump i wrote that letter. >> did le ask you to describe it that way, to pick up his kind of language? >> i probably picked up his kind of language and then misinterpreted it into my own. i thought opinion it all day and at the end, i guess rushed and i get anxious when i get rushed. i tried -- >> so trump himself tweeted about the report before it was released and here's what he said, saying that quote, it will show perfection. so, i want you to imagine this, scott. imagine hillary clinton had issued a fraudulent letter about her health, if she had done that at that time, what do you think the response would be? >> oh, i mean, people would be going crazy. remember during the campaign hillary clinton did have a scare with her health and there was all sorts of allegations that the clinton campaign may be hiding how sick she may have been. i'll be honest, this doctor always seemed like a fairly weird guy to me. listen to the way

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dr. borenstein. thanks for joining us. >> thanks for having me, jimbo.ay in the long history of talk show host, >>> happening now in fremont, a school board meeting is in its seventh hour as board members consider adopting a controversial sex ed curriculum, it could impact students as young as fourth grade. abc 7 reporter katie marzullo is live in fremont with what's happening right now. late night, katie. >> it is, dan and ama. this meeting got under way at 4:30 this afternoon, and still no vote. public comment wrapped up about 30 minutes ago. so board members really just in the last few minutes starting to discuss everything they heard here tonight. people, parents who are against this proposed curriculum feel that it is too explicit for young students. but people who are in favor of it say it includes vital lessons on inclusion and lgbtq issues. hundreds of people address the fremont school board with passionate arguments. some are in favor of the proposed sex ed curriculum. >> this crick limb isn't about giving our children too much too soon. it's ab

dr. harold borenstein is telling us now that he was not the creative force behind the letter in 2015 that claimed that then-candidate donald trump was in truly excellent health. we caught up with dr. bornstein outside of his office on park avenue in which he told us he, quote, donald trump, dictated the whole letter, i didn't write the letter. over the course of the conversation, he told us that trump had told him what to put in that letter, the phrasing, the wording, bornstein admitted that he used some creative license. he attributed some of the language to what he called his dark humor, comparing it to the movie "fargo," saying it takes the truth and moves it in a different direction. now bornstein tells us that he got a call from donald trump as he was crossing central park, not too far away, with his wife in a car. and trump dictate to him what he should put in the letter. bornstein said he responded by saying what could be included, what could not be included. bornstein arrived at the office, he wrote up the letter, signed it, and the trump office then came by to pick it up. we have

dr. borenstein voluntarily turned over the records.he hand-off that occurred over a year ago was peaceful, cooperative and cordial. prior to turning over the records, the doctor was informed of the reasons for the request and willingly complied. we'll keep you updated. meanwhile, california's democratic governor jerry brown getting testy when asked about the remarks on the migrant caravan at the state's border. the vice president said open border advocates were exploiting the migrants in the caravan. >> the vice president said the border is a problem in that particular area for the whole country. >> i think pence is a problem for the whole country. >> homeland security chair mike mccall wants to raise the threshold for those psyching asylum in the u.s. >> the bill that i filed with the judiciary raises a higher threshold and burden of proof when it comes to claim asylum in the united states. right now the standard is very low. they know that. to get around that, the cartel is teaching them these magic words. once they say that, they're

dr. borenstein revealed that trump actually wrote that letter himself. >> that letter that showed up in thet his health he wrote himself. you know that. >> yeah. >> he wrote it himself. and me from where i come from, the end of it was just black humor. it wasn't meant to be a serious comment. >> well, the exaggerated tone continued in trump's presidency when ronny jackson, the white house doctor at the time, couldn't stop praising trump's health. let's watch. >> the president's overall health is excellent. his cardiac health is excellent. incredibly good genes. the way god made him. there's no question he is -- he is in the excellent range. the president's health is excellent. his overall health is excellent. >> i'm joined by dana milbank, a columnist with "the washington post." i don't know what this is about. you go to the doctor to tell you how healthy you are and you write the prescription, perfect. >> i always go to the doctor and you know, you've got to lose a little. >> i'm afraid of my doctor. >> lose a few pounds. i want one of these doctors. they could start a new practice of affi