dr. mark siegel. sean hannity invited dr. mark siegel to the obama care panel.lieves this garbage. >> right now health care is in trouble. and what obama care really got wrong in a big way is understanding that we're talking about the health care needs of the people of the u.s., not the health insurance needs. it's a totally different thing. before they started this, we were all in trouble with insurance to begin with. there's too much health insurance. it covers too much. too many people have it, and they can't get in my office to see me. i'm full. >> correct, dr. siegel. you are full of it. this doctor says too many people have access to preventive care, too many people won't go broke when they get sick, too many people aren't passing their urgent care costs to taxpayers. they should have a good reason to stay out of this doctor's office. but if marc siegel believes it's because he's run out of room, he can keep on pretending. [ susan ] ...as though he had never left. the end. lovely read susan. but isn't it time to turn the page on your cup of joe? gevalia, o

dr. mark siegel president at nyu's medical center and the author of the inner pulse,ñr unlocking the secretcode of sickness and health. >> and the chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and the chief of robotic surgery.ure good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with this. there is an underage drinkingged growing problem in the u.s. and new studies show that its long-term effects are worse than first thought. it is national collegegeÑi alcol uh -- awareness week

dr. mark siegel president at nyu's medical center and the author of the inner pulse,ñr unlocking the secretcode of sickness and health. >> and the chairman of urology at lennox hill hospital and the chief of robotic surgery.ure good morning to both of you. >> good morning. >> let's start with this. there is an underage drinkingged growing problem in the u.s. and new studies show that its long-term effects are worse than first thought. it is national collegegeÑi alcol uh -- awareness week to combat underage drinking. usually when we all started college and you go, oaks i am going to pack on the freshman 15 because i will drink.but >> fox news did a report and i will ask you to follow thepo bouncing ball.rtth we went to three places.çólp the alcohol is alcoholism is a disease. as a disease you can prevent it. once you have it you can treat it. it isse a serious disease and affects almost every organ in af the body and the hearte terribly and brain and liverthe we know about, but it is a serious problem. we found that college students are particularly susceptible. as a matter of fact, this tim

dr. mark that affect our health, dr. mark siegel on flu season and when we made ourmitment to the gulf, bp had two bigoals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell y - safety at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edg technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitori center, whe experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what 've learn, so we can all produce energy more fely. our commitment has never been stronger. lou: the libyans charged pleaded not guilty today in new york to those charges. entering the plea 10 days after captured in a military aiin libya. the bomb killed 224 people including one dozen americans. now we have teed nine. -- the "a team." it is a simple matter. >> i anot sure. lou: let me be clear. [laughter] but the senator and his staff? >> it depends on whathoice he has over as close as your to the perceived to default. >>eece says that is october 17 surely he g that word?

dr. mark siegel and joining us a senior fellow at the manhattan institute, a friend of the show. we talk to people on the streets people our concerned about the young people and obamacare. >> this is the burden on the next generation what is the cost going to be to them. >> it is a double peony not only more entitlement spending but the way it the exchange works is a dramatically increase the cost to subsidize the cost for old people and two-thirds of the people uninsured are under the age of 40 so somehow we drive up the cost and that makes no sense. gerri: i know people say we will just won't buy insurance and that seems like a double whammy si issa to the programmer and people not only get it but they cannot afford it. we have a caller from arkansas. caller: how are you? my question is i am a self-employed i of been trying to find insurance companies but i have been declined numerous times because i do not fit the wait criteria i have over wait for their policy. kim obamacare help me out? i have perfect physical san work full time but i am overweight. >> yes. he can get a poli

dr. mark siegel was with him and he will have that report next. .now the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> all right now to this report revealing president bush's resent health scare was far more serious than what was recently thought. >> dr. mark see ggal is here. how can he have had a 95% blocked artery when he jogs and rides bikes all the time? >> anyone can have that. the real story here is that we knew this two months ago. that editorial was based on speculation. he didn't know anything about what happened. president obama contacted me and said this was a critical lesion and i had symptoms and so i corrected that information and usa today and here on fox news and now nbc news is putting it out two months later. they use this as too many stents are being done. he needed it. studies show it was a life-threatening lesion. it is all about what positionility is position iliit is in. you have to go patient by patient. >> he works out a lot. and he saw a doctor a short time bef

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dr. mark siegel. a question from carroll in kentucky. when is someone going to add up the subsidies that taxpayers have to pay. doug, a question about ultimate costs. everyone wants to know. the president saysed it. not just a web site but a great program circumstance it? >> well, what the president emphasize is you payless, you paying less, that has to come from somewhere it comes from american taxpayer. is it will be new taxes, somewhere in the economy. gerri: let's go to michael levitt. talk about this issue further. what do you make of this? people out there are worried about the cost. where do you see the costs going? >> i think it is clear that like almost everyone entitlement it will cost more than it was estimated to cost. i think we're already seeing the beginning of that with the number of large employers who are beginning to offer their or suggestion their employees look at the echarge -- exchanges there is a good chance we'll see more people there than planned. likely to add to the cost. gerri: i believe -- -- we have a calle

dr. mark siegel? >> absolutely accurate., the response to her saying she is responsible, nobody elected kathleen sebelius to anything. health and human services secretary means the president is responsible and the president should take responsibility and one more point, the individual market being the wild west. it is the wild west why are we overloading it with everybody else? employers will be dropping people is end up in the individual insurance market. stuart: liz macdonald is with us and you have a factual dispute for what kathleen sebelius said. >> at the state level and important point. have a dozen states, virginia, idaho, kentucky, louisiana, kansas now require insurance companies to cancel existing policies rather than change them if the grandfather coverage lapses so what happens at the state level is not being acknowledged in a hearing today. stuart: it is not a question of choice. you must change policy. >> madam secretary saying the egregiously disadvantage the consumer we're talking about co-pays, $5. that is

dr. mark siegel is a member of the fox news medical a-team, and he is joining us now. what you know and understand about this case of this young man. >> we don't know the exact reason but he had a blood clot in the brain, and that implies there was probably a hole in his heart because you can gate clot in your leg, goes to the heart and then goes to the brain, rather than the lungs. so that's what it probably was. i point that out because that can be picked up during a sports physical, if you're listening to somebody's chest -- i don't know for sure it was this case but i want to make a point here. you listen to somebody's chest you hear the heart murmur, you do an echo, fine the problem and fix it. we're having more and more strokes among young people, a huge problem right now. up 25%. >> why would that be? >> from age five to 45. up 25%. because of the weight problem in this country organization beesty, diabetes is on the rise. >> this young man is an athlete. that's not his problem. >> his problem may have been congenital. that's something we can catch. overall it's

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