dr. siegel.ll: will this put an into speculation that out there, we're will talk about what oprah has been saying about 20/20 -- 2020 rumors. : . >> oprah, 2020, see what we did there? you got it. the media moguls downplaying interest in a possible presidential run in a new interview. >> with instyle magazine, i always felt secure and confident with myself knowing what i could do and what i could not, and not something that interests me. i don't have the dna for it. there's a big caveat to this. the interview was three weeks before the golden globes speech, there's the possibility she's changed her mind. >> that's right, that's how all that went. >> exactly. >> people said they were coming to her, maybe now i'm open to it. i don't know, up in the air as far as i'm concerned. >> whatever. >> you don't care? >> no, i definitely care, i'd watch that debate. >> all right, connell, thank you so much. that does it for us, "risk & reward" starts right now.. >> i'm going to davos to get them to bring bac

dr. mark siegel. all here all tonight. politics and money we've got you covered. risk and reward starts right now. they want to see a shutdown. it was not working. the tax cuts and tax reform has not been working well for the democrats. i am really happy. and to be honest the tax cuts not only do they work but they work in much bigger and faster than we ever thought possible. let's get your money first. it did cross the 26,000 milestone.

dr. marc siegel fox news medical analyst. dr. siegel, they were really grasping at straus. they couldn't wrap their brains around the idea, he doesn't exercise, he is not getting on eliptical and he will live forever and they started crying. >> you have that about right, melissa. i thought a lot of questions were actually answered today. it is disrespectful to dr. jackson, emergency-room trained, been with the white house since gw bush, worked in combat by the way and iraq. dealt with really sick people. we have adage in medicine, if you can take care of really sick and dying people you can take care of healthy people. he was very detailed on this exam. showed he had a cardiac stress test done. he had echo done. heart is in great shape. his blood pressure is low. cognitive testing wasn't even necessary. here is the key reason. because he spends every day speaking to him. he has been observing him for a year. that particular idea of so much time spent, doctor to patient is a cognitive test. it's a behavioral test. he kept saying entire time he has been with him he has never

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dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor and joins us now. dr. el, there is not a parent in this country right now who is not fearing their child getting sick but this is specifically affecting not only children, young children, but elderly as well. >> absolutely, sandra. this is the first time that we've ever seen flu peak in so many states across the country this early. 32 states with severe flu all 49 continental states have widespread flu right now. the reason is because there is a strain out there, a particular type of h3n2 strain that is resistant to the vaccine to some extent and it is a very severe strain. it is causing complications of the flu. it is causing flu patients to get pneumonia and more heart disease. in the case of that 12-year-old boy we've been talking about it caused his immune system to rev up and tragically he died. we've seen over 30 deaths of young children already this season. it's a bad year. >> sandra: you hear in so many of these cases as was his case the parents said he was a healthy kid. no health complications. th

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dr. mark siegel. all here all tonight. politics and money we've got you covered. risk and reward starts right now. they want to see a shutdown. it was not working. the tax cuts and tax reform has not been working well for the democrats. i am really happy. and to be honest the tax cuts not only do they work but they work in much bigger and faster than we ever thought possible. let's get your money first. it did cross the 26,000 milestone. it could happen by midnight tomorrow. they begin debating and the vote is scheduled for tonight. the houses debating right now. the continuing resolution. in the 7:00 hour we expect the vote. and within the last ten minutes in which they were threatening as a block to vote now against the cr. i heard him talk about why he things democrats want to discuss defeat him. i really believe the democrats wanted to shut down. nobody thought that is what the president is same. the fbi. in the russia issues. they wanted made public. and they were threatening. unless these. we would vote no against the cr. the folks had been paying attention

dr. marc siegel. welcome back to the show. the president is going to have this big physical exam.t will we find out from it. >> he doesn't drink and smoke. that's huge, because that's killing millions of americans. they will ask him about his immunizations. they will ask about exercise and his diet. his diet may not be the greatest. the last three presidents said that pastry chef in the white house is unbelievable. and president bush told me he had trouble staying away from the pay trichef. we know president trump is taking lipitor and his cholesterol is low. i think he should walk of course more. president trump walk the course more. but senator rand paul told me nobody can beat him. president trump has great physical abilities in terms of what kind of golfer he is. walk is a great exercise. more cardiovascular exercise is what the doctor may tell him. kennedy: this is not the doctor who wrote candidate trump a glowing note. he treats past presidents as well. >> bush brought him in. he's an emergency room physician. what do you think doctors in the e.r. do? they assess people qui

dr. siegel and i had a argument whether or not to get the flu shot. to say about the story. we'll talk about that in a moment and we're bringing back doc siegel. ♪ when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast or a little internet machine? it makes you wonder: shouldn't we get our phones and internet from the same company? that's why xfinity mobile comes with your internet. you get up to 5 lines of talk and text at no extra cost. so all you pay for is data. see how much you can save. choose by the gig or unlimited. xfinity mobile. a new kind of network designed to save you money. call, visit, or go to xfinitymobile.com. stuart: regular viewers of the show you know i don't get flu shots. >> you will not be able to win this argument. stuart: really? >> 36 states have widespread activity. south, southeast, southwest. many viewers are looking to you, s

dr. siegel has said as far as the initial symptoms look for muscle fatigue and aches as some of the firsttoms. thank you, geri. >> bill: tell me at mass over the weekend the priest should not have people shake hands. it was a nod. the judge is telling me the bishops in new jersey doing the same thing. >> yes, they stopped the reception of the precious blood out of the chalice as well. i was stunned to see that. >> bill: a big story. thank you judge and sandra. heart stopping moment on a busy freeway, a small plane forced to make an emergency landing. we'll show you what happened here. what's up with that? >> sandra: a little frenldly fire within the democratic party as senator joe manchin calls out nancy pelosi after she said trump's immigration plan is all about quote, making america white again. our panel takes that one up. >> bill: small plane forced to make an emergency landing on a busy freeway near l.a. right near the exit ramp on the 55 freeway in -- the plane ran into engine trouble. good pilot to put her down on the freeway and everybody is okay. >> that plan is a campaign to mak

dr. marc siegel and he blasted gupta and said "he is not a cardiologist or internist.f his depth. and he probably found this on google. it's not medically accurate. it's unfair and he's playing to a liberal audience. he does not have heart disease." >> kimberly: we concur. >> juan: the doctors are in the house. >> katie: isn't there a serious question about the ethics of medicine. the american psychiatric association has an ethics guideline about not diagnosing people unless you have specifically sat down and evaluated them. my concern is if they can question this about the president, they can question this about any average american and say well, you are this, even though i've never talk to you. i've never examined you. that's a very serious problem. on a lighter note, the doctor was up there for so long that i really think they should've put a time limit on it. at the point i'm getting details about colonoscopies and sedation and prostate issues, it's too much for me. i don't need to know all those details. next time, let's cut off the questions that 30 minutes. >> j

dr. marc siegel is in new york tonight. doctor, we've heard over the past few days and actually few weeks criticism like this. >> to quote steve bannon, he's lost it. >> the guy can't put one coherent sentence after another. he's off. he can't stand subject. can't stand point. then you come back to the same off-line thing he said 5 minutes ago, he is now saying again. >> he's very sharp and very articulate when he speaks to me. i've never known him to repeat himself around me. i found no reason whatsoever to think the president has any issues with his thought process. >> bret: dr. >> , you witnessed this briefing which was pretty extraordinary, about an hour long, taking every single question from reporters in the briefing room. >> let's start with ronnie jackson who has an extensive history. he oversaw a surgical trauma unit in iraq. he's a emergency room physician. president bush brought him in. he was president obama's personal physician. the most part they said today was he spent a lot of time with president trump and h

dr. marc siegel, it could get even worse. >> this is the earliest we have ever seen this severe of a fluince cdc has been tracking it. it is already peaking and it is only the beginning of january. reporter: take a look at this. 49 of 50 states, hawaii the lucky exception, reporting widespread flu activity according to the centers for disease control. the states in red are the hardest hit. the spread of this season's particularly h3n2 strain has been worsened by consistently cold weather in much of the country and a vaccine that is considerably less than perfect although the cdc says it is improving. >> ultimately we would love to have a longer-lasting more broadly protective universal vaccine. it may be a while before we get that. so in the interrim seeing some improvements in the vaccine now are a good thing. reporter: doctors, by the way, say the vaccine is still worth getting. meantime more than half a dozen school districts in oklahoma and one in texas have shut down for at least a day because of the outbreak. and here in california the loma linda medical center in san bernanadino h

dr. marc siegel who is sitting alongside. and dr.ealing, i want to let everybody know that you are here. we are still trying to get phone communication with people both on board the train and also talking with our own staff. some of our staff is traveling up to cover the retreat so on and so forth. we have a lot of assets moving around. you are one of them. concussion,s head injuries, talk to me about what might have happened as people hit the backs of those seats, those who were seated? >> twelve well, actually, harris, you don't know that in advance. you know that once you examine a patients. they may not know time that they're suffering from a head injury or dizzy or headache. they can develop it hours later. hospitals in the area you mentioned. university of virginia charlottesville has a level one trauma center. it's a very top center. trauma surgeons on call in the hospital 24/7. they are clearly, i know a couple people were air lifted. they can clearly analyze the situation readily and the doctors on the scene can as well. the

dr. marc siegel is here.do passed it on their own inspite of federal law we have been trying to study what legalizing would do. what are you finding? >> first finding, of course, colorado. talk about them since 2013 recreational marijuana has been legal, brian, raised half a billion dollars with doing that with fax taxes and fees. here's the problem fatal car accidents involving pot has doubled over that period of time that doesn't mean that pot's the cause but they are finding that people who die in car wrecks twice as many as before have some marijuana in their system. ainsley: san francisco police department saying one in every four drivers, one in every four that they are pulling over is stoned this was before it was even legalized it. >> in a way it's worse than alcohol because it stays in your system for days and days it impairs judgment. that's what you need when driving. where you perceive the next car being. brian: talk about pregnancies. you know it leads to more birth weight the fact that it's more

dr. siegel democrats they have a new strategy call the, call trump nuts he's insane.ink that's shy of desperation personally my take on that coming up. top of the hour. here we go. i go with anoro. ♪go your own way copd tries to say, "go this way." i say, "i'll go my own way" with anoro. ♪go your own way once-daily anoro contains two medicines called bronchodilators, that work together to significantly improve lung function all day and all night. anoro is not for asthma . it contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. the risk is unknown in copd. . . . . . mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain while taking anoro. ask your doctor about anoro. ♪go your own way get your first prescription free at anoro.com. stuart: the anti-trump frenzy has reached a crescendo. the president is unfit for office. he is mentally unstable. there are calls for him to be removed. use the 25th amendment to get him out. looks like desperation, calm trump nuts and kick him out and that is laughable and dangerous. the bb cons

dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor you have been looking at this.on't you start with usage in young americans? >> let's focus on teens. 92% of all teens are using a smartphone on a regular basis. bill, the centers for disease control says the suicide rate among teens from 2010 to 2015 is up 31%, with 60% increase among young teen girls. you know why? you know why? because at the same time that this is occurring, florida state has studied it and found if you use a smartphone or a device like this for more than five hours a day and you are a teen, your chances of having some kind of suicidal behavior, you heard that word right, suicidal behavior is 50%. here is why. kids are isolated from each other. they rely on snapchat or instagram and they see someone else was invited to a party and they weren't. or they are playing videos games all day long or searching the internet. social isolation is occurring. it leads to severe depression. it leads to loneliness and it leads to despair. this is a huge problem and france is coming along and saying we'll ban s

dr. marc siegel professor of medicine and fox news contributor.d blakeman a former assistant to george w. bush and richard fowler is fox news contributor and radio host. i heard you sighing. a doctor stood up. the white house doctor gave the president a clean bill of health but they were relentless with their questions. >> first of all dr. jackson is an emergency room physician, served in iraq and a trauma unit in iraq, president obama's doctor and worked with president bush as well. as nonpartisan as they come. he talked for an hour and all these questions. he said his heart is in great shape. extensive stress test, cat scan of the chest. echo cardiogram and submitted to a cognitive assessment test. >> sandra: the president volunteered. >> he scored 30 out of 30 at the age of 71. i don't think i could do that. then the most thing of all the psychiatric assessment. the doctor gave a smart answer. i spend almost every day with the president. you know how you assess psychiatric behavior? spending time with something. not something you can test. he p

dr. marc siegel, is with me now. allow physicians to bring in unproven drug to apply it to a patient?ready doing that we had 5600 compassionate approvals. stuart: speed it up. >> it cuts the regulations. it speeds it up. gives a cloak around physicians so we're protected. they are not fda approved drugs. they're only in clinical trials. a doctor needs his back protected. stuart: from lawsuits, right? >> exactly. the issues remains, are drug companies going to provide these drugs? dr. gottlieb, head of fda said he will push them. one thing to get approved by fda. another thing to get the drug company to have the drug. the third thing is insurance going to cover it? who will pay for it. a huge step in the right direction. it already passessed senates cause up in committee in the house. koch brothers are trying to push it through. after this, the president came out like this, i predict it is going so pass. very important. stuart: very important for terminally ill people, you have a stream of genetically engineered treatments coming on stream. >> exactly what we talked about on the show.

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