dr. jordan. this is interesting and in fact i never told that story.ed when i was maybe 12 or 13 years old. my two brothers and i had gone with my dad to have our 1937 chevrolet work done. that 1937 chevrolet i always say was a good car. you could run into a telephone pole and there wouldn't be a dent in it but it seemed to know every time saturday came. it would just stop working. so on this particular saturday the three of us went to with dad to mr. singleton's automobile repair place with the china bare tree in his yard. just as mr. singleton up the pulley up to the front end of that car and started to raise the front and said he could get under it to get it running for another week, my brothers and i started playing in the other c car. dad said to us look boys, i don't know how strong this chain is. may pop, the car may drop on one of you. go across the field and play. so we went out across this field. we weren't gone long before we got into a little physical discussion. now for those of you who would observe that you might call it a fight but it w

dr. jordan. this is interesting and in fact i never told that story. it happened when i was maybe 12 or 13 years old. my two brothers and i had gone with my dad to have our 1937 chevrolet work done. that 1937 chevrolet i always say was a good car. you could run into a telephone pole and there wouldn't be a dent in it but it seemed to know every time saturday came. it would just stop working. so on this particular saturday the three of us went to with dad to mr. singleton's automobile repair place with the china bare tree in his yard. just as mr. singleton up the pulley up to the front end of that car and started to raise the front and said he could get under it to get it running for another week, my brothers and i started playing in the other c car. dad said to us look boys, i don't know how strong this chain is. may pop, the car may drop on one of you. go across the field and play. so we went out across this field. we weren't gone long before we got into a little physical discussion. now for those of you who would observe that you might call it a figh

dr. jordan alluded to the scholarships. thousands of scholarships he has been responsible for and he has been involved with so many young kids. that is his favorite sport. he loves to play golf. the only way i can get them upset is given to a hard discussion with him about golf and tried to make up stories and he gets upset about that. but i want to thank the congressman for what he has done not only in this district but for people throughout this country. you know you never hear the congressman speak about -- but you would not believe the contributions he has made to keep the site going. and so congressman we really truly appreciate your compassion and i want the people here to know that the only are we cousins but we are friends. we really appreciate ms. emma u.s. stood bye bye you and it's really been helpful and conservatives do this. great ladies and gentlemen congressman clyburn. [applause] >> thank you very much. thank you. thank you. thank you. of ayes thank you very much. thank you bill. thank you doctor for presen

dr. jordan specializes in sports medicine. good morning all of you. avid runner, might say.little bit of running can be beneficial. >> i love running. i want everybody to run. you don't have to run a marathon or do an iron man. even five minutes can make a difference. we spend a billion dollars of treating problems they happen. you'll just be much happier at what you do. >> the last thing we want to do is ever see a doctor. what we would say is put off seeing the doctor. so many things like diabetes, heart disease and stroke and cancer you can put off by doing a little bit. i'm not a runner. i hate running. i love to walk and hike. that's my substitute. but you have to get your heart rate up. 10,000 steps is your daily minimum. >> let's be clear. this isn't run five minutes and you'll lose weight. this is run five minutes and you will live longer potentially. >> the key is consistency and intensity. in the study they looked at people over 15 years. what i love is people committed to fitness today, tomorrow, the next day. over six years the results are found to be true. if yo

dr. leslie koblintz are reviewing jordan's case. >> how did he get the eye, was it a punch?> i don't know if it was punching or banging on the metal bars. >> they have learned to analyze the behavior with a degree of skepticism. >> a lot of people think if they feign mental illness, they can go to a hospital with an ngri defense or because of a major mental illness, didn't know the wrongfulness of what they were doing so they are sent to a hospital instead of prison for punishment. >> he's long gone! >> they review the video of jordan's behavior when he arrived in booking. >> now, the interesting thing about him, he had a brain tumor. he has had two brain surgeries. [ inaudible ] [ bleep ] >> i'm not convinced one direction or the other on it. i don't think you can tell by watching if it's real or if it's faked very easily. most of us believe we are better at spotting fake or truth than we really are. >> given what jordan says about his medical history and past drug use, they cannot discount that the episode may have been real. they hope that a meeting with jordan will provi

dr. pollack has mentioned at the end of the problem in dealing with iraq and syria, from jordan, from kurdistan and turkey to the extent that's possible, to both try to contain the anger and go after some of these isil elements that are threatening us or threatening the stability of the region. it will be very hard to work with a government in baghdad that does not have the buy-in of the sunnis and the kurds and will not be possible to assist in any retakeover of the sunni areas by an army that does not represent of the people of the region. >> and if the flipside of that happens, that, in fact, he does not continue as prime minister, what are the immediate things that the next government will have to do in order to create the type of national unity that can fight isis and not have the ability to disintegrate. >> i have my own list, we have our own list and iraqis have their own list as well. there has to be a deal on oil. brett mcgurk has talked about some of the options. they are ready, they are on the shelf and it will give them an overall slice of resources while bringing them back into the

jordan sekulow not a doctor, director of american center for law and justice. dr. marc siegel is. medicine at nyu langone medical center and member about our fox news medical a-team. good day to both of you. jordan, start with you, what is the famous line in the rocky film? ladies and gentlemen, we have a split decision. you had one court in washington, another court in richmond, only hours apart. what do you think or how do you see this now measure up from a legal standpoint about the fate of obamacare in this law? >> sure. well, i mean certainly the d.c. win for those of us who are opposed to obama care is a big victory, 2-1 victory. the fourth circuit was loss, 3-0. make up of courts, two republicans on d.c. circuit, republican nominees, three democrat nominees on the fourth circuit. now, the question, bill, will we continue, as we said to have a split? that is because the obama administration can appeal this in the d.c. court where they lost to en banc panel. that means all 11 judges of the d.c. federal circuit court of appeals. when you look at that breakdown, this days there

dr. pollack has mentioned at the end of the problem in dealing with iraq and syria, from jordan, from kurdistan and turkey to the extent that's possible, to both try to contain the anger and go after some of these isil elements that are threatening us or threatening the stability of the region. it will be very hard to work with a government in baghdad that does not have the buy-in of the sunnis and the kurds and will not be possible to assist in any retakeover of the sunni areas by an army that does not represent of the people of the region. >> and if the flipside of that happens, that, in fact, he does not continue as prime minister, what are the immediate things that the next government will have to do in order to create the type of national unity that can fight isis and not have the ability to disintegrate. >> i have my own list, we have our own list and iraqis have their own list as well. there has to be a deal on oil. brett mcgurk has talked about some of the options. they are ready, they are on the shelf and it will give them an overall slice of resources while bringing them back into the

dr. pollack has mentioned at the end of the problem in dealing with iraq and syria, from jordan, from kurdistan and turkey to the extent that's possible, to both try to contain the anger and go after some of these isil elements that are threatening us or threatening the stability of the region. it will be very hard to work with a government in baghdad that does not have the buy-in of the sunnis and the kurds and will not be possible to assist in any retakeover of the sunni areas by an army that does not represent of the people of the region. >> and if the flipside of that happens, that, in fact, he does not continue as prime minister, what are the immediate things that the next government will have to do in order to create the type of national unity that can fight isis and not have the ability to disintegrate. >> i have my own list, we have our own list and iraqis have their own list as well. there has to be a deal on oil. brett mcgurk has talked about some of the options. they are ready, they are on the shelf and it will give them an overall slice of resources while bringing them back into the

dr. jordan who is the chancellor of the university of south carolina aiken and she will come and give us remarks. [applause] >> i am so honored to be invited to give a few remarks on this very important occasion. luckily i was just in washington d.c. and had the opportunity to visit the office of congressman clyburn where i was received very warmly by the staff. they had a chance to be personally welcomed by the congressman and had a chance to chat. i was there to thank him for the work that he does, the golf tournament he sponsors that provides the ken seder scholarship scholarship. they can save her scholarship amount allows students who might not otherwise feel to go to college to have a chance at an education. it was your idea. you how to create the opportunity. we are so grateful for your dedication to education. while i was there i had the audacity to ask the congressman to sign a copy of his biography. what he may not know is that i had to run all over washington d.c. to get that book. [laughter] i am pretty sure i bought the last copy in all of washington. in fact it cost me $65