so jamie you would love to take down your x. >> jamie: yeah. [laughter] >> jamie: that's good.an x taken down that fast since my divorce. that's pretty good. [laughter] >> jamie: they would have left it if he had just written excrement. they don't touch that in san francisco. >> greg: that is true. >> jamie: is it not a little weird though? elon just [bleep] yesterday that -- elon tweeted yesterday, everyone's moving out of san francisco. we're not going to we're going to stay and then they do this. that's the part i don't understand. i feel like they need him. i was just in san francisco and there was a sign that said if you see something like suspicious you should say something, and i called right away, i was like, dude, there's a guy and he's pooping in a toilet. [laughter] >> greg: did they send somebody? >> jamie: yeah. i go, i don't think he's from around here. >> greg: that's isn't it. >> jamie: i think so. >> greg: all right, good. i always like to check. you never know. all right, up next, why teen boys are liening right and sex robots that could cost a price. when mod

jamie i know you wish you could have qualified for a grant. >> jamie: uh-huh.ight now and i want you to know i enjoyed their pretty good hits album they put out. i'm going to say something. and by the way, these are arena-filling artists. where's the money for comedy club emptying artists like myself [laughter] >> greg: the money flows to the top. >> jamie: it does. i'm going to read something i swear is true i read all the way through the article. the supplemental article if you're wondering how it spent. post malone said he bought a $20 million apartment. then across the street, he bought a property for $1.7 million. i'm going to read this as a place to craft his swords and knives. >> greg: i'm going to freak out. >> jamie: don't you think that should be on the lone to figure out if you might not need the money. like they go, where do you craft your knives and swords? does it have like its own place. you go yeah. they go, well, you don't need the money then. that's a crazy thing. >> tyrus: why didn't you do this gutfeld? kat and i could have used money during

>> jamie: that's enough. >> stephen: fantastic. >> jamie: it's like seasoning. talked about vegetables. what now? >> jamie: just to be clear, in the book are loads of restorecipes.>> stephen: do pun top? >> jamie: this adds flavor, texture, speeds up the cooing. this is hard, i'm telling you. we are going to tenderize it. but that over. and let the emotions come out. come on, guys. yeah! >> stephen: should i be thinking about anyone in particular while i do this? i want you to know you were rehearsing this. this thumping was going on with it what's going on. he goes, that's just jamie tenderizing steak and i said i my really being distracted right now by jamie beating his meat? is that -- it's 1:00 in the morning. >> jamie: it wouldn't have been the first time. in we go. the prosciutto side down. the beauty of this, it is going to cook much quicker. we will let that do its thing. i have a gift for you. my favorite red wine. i was told you love an italian red. i also found this, for aerating the wine. i know what you are thinking, it's not that. no, no, it could

but what do you make of this jamie? >> jamie: i feel like it's crazy. this is nuts.ends on your goal. i think it works if you're trying to find dummies then they absolutely work. i'm done with covid and the mask stuff. i don't know if she answered quickly and wasn't thinking but it sounds insane to me. in my profession it was awful we cancelled so many shows. >> greg: what's your profession? >> jamie: tonight, just speaker. >> greg:. >> greg: you cancelled a lot of shows, that's true sorry i interrupted. >> jamie: not at all. for a while i saw one performer the whole time he was on stage he wore a mask and it just kind of ruined it. he was a ventriloquist. or was he? >> greg: we don't know. we don't know. that was the secret. tyrus, what do you make of this? feels like the mask is now another identity. >> tyrus: i've got to be honest. when you talk like this ti think you should wear a mask. because when she's talking the mask might make her voice deeper at least it will filter out that annoying are you wearing a mask? you should. >> greg: that was an amazing voice. >

jamie, thank you for joining us. jamie fly. looks at the scene. his first trip, i'm quoting your essay for the answer to come on the first trip to germany in 1978 reagan visited the site were 16 years earlier 18 -year-old peter, this is an instrument that tried to escape over the wall, was shot and bled to death and no man's land. the former california governor and his delegation also ventured into east berlin and was disturbed by what they saw under east german communism. jamie, between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall and 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? >> to use a soviet term, how did the correlation of forces shift? >> thank you for having me at the reagan institute. great to be with you. i was struck when i was reading will and general mcmaster's essays in addition to mine. i think we all cited u.s. sources and i think you've done an amazing job keeping the story of theec development of the speh alive. i thank you for that because i think future generations will be able to understand the context and hi

jamie we head your way. >> jamie: so the article i have, and this is actually kind of sad.alaska. you may know that. so this article is, the title is, the most depressing town i've ever visited, one tourist says about fairbanks alas kachlt i was first surprised that it was only one tourist but this guy said, it was so mean, he said it was like dark, depressing there was no future. and people got mad and said next time you go why don't you visit more things besides jamie and his ex-wife's house. >> jimmy: i love it. >> jamie: i do love it there because my kids live there so i hang out with my kids but if you go i would recommend do a cruise or something. don't get trapped there through a marriage and have to -- it's almost cheaper, the cruise is so much cheaper. [laughter] >> jamie: but it can get depressing dude. sometimes there the winter there's only one hour of daylight. one -- can you imagine? i like it though because i feel like really productive when there's only one -- i'm like, man, i did stuff all day today. you know? and of course the darkness gets -- all my frien

i am quoting you, jamie. united germany is now the largest economy in europe and the continent's natural leader. yet despite significant progress on his willingness to play a leading role, many german policy makers continue to resist. the responsibility that comes with such power, close quote. so, we have that celebration of reunification in 1994, that is a formal reunification. and there is that moment of playing the final chorus from beethoven's ninth symphony in brandenburg gate, fireworks exploding, it's an moment. europe is democratic and free and starting to be prosperous and now we come to a continent that seems, well jamie, you tell us what's happened here. >> the german part of the story is complex. some of it relates to germany being tortured by its pre cold war history. uncertain of its footing. unwilling to be provocative in its policy thinking. there is also a -- to be. honest look back at the speech just about the division that still exist in german society. it is striking and i am talking to yo

so jamie, you listen to this story. all three of you, but jamie next. we will stay with ronald reagan here for a moment. this is a story, i think it's a famous story. it was told me by -- who was your predecessor, who was ronald reagan's first national security adviser. so, the year's 1977. reagan is now a former governor, he has just lost the republican presidential nomination to gerald ford. and so far, there is no inkling that he is going to run for president. still, he is playing close attention to world affairs. and -- stopped by himself, and reach sin on world affairs. and then, reagan says, would you like to hear my theory of the cold war? and allen said, of course governor. and then ronald reagan, and quoting now -- he puts this down writing now. and i'm quoting from him. this is reagan speaking, some people think i'm simplistic, but there is a difference between being simple, and being simplistic. my theory about the cold war is, that we win, and they lose. well, how do you, how do you operationalize that? we that's, here is the hole, here's ri

an extraordinary interview with jamie dimon. take a quick look at the markets. we are at fresh session lows right now with the dow down about 308 points the s&p is down 57 its first decline of more than 1% or move of 1% in either direction in quite a while the nasdaq is down about 2%. >>> let's bring in brookings fellow, and fellow covering banks with oppenheimer and policy analyst and cnbc contributor. welcome, everybody to you first, let's start with what you heard jamie dimon say about the importance or lack thereof of fitch's downgrading of the u.s. credit >> look, i think he's right. i mean, credit rating agencies are overly relied on by investors, by government, by regulators they're just folks offering opinions this kind of comes out of left field and i don't think it has much value when i was at the treasury department in 2011 we got downgraded and s&p and treasuries rallied that same day. i think his optimism about the economy was my big takeaway. >> will there be implications from the downgrade that we're missing for, for instance, the major u.s. banks

jamie, will, and h.r., thanks for joining us. jamie fly, let's set the scene.on his first trip to germany in 1978, i'm courting i'm coding your essay for the reagan institute, on his first trip to germany in 1978 reagan visited the site were 16 years earlier and 18-year-old, an east german who tried to escape over the wall was shot and bled to death in no man's land. the former california governor and his delegation also ventured into east berlin and were disturbed by what they saw as life under east german communism. jamie, between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall, what had changed? to use the soviet term, how had the correlation of forces shifted? d? >> thank you for having me at the reagan institute because i was struck when i was reading general mcmasters essays you have done an amazing job. and with that development to keep that speech alive. thank you for that and future generations can understand the history better. so when i was writing the essay and looking at that period, what struck me was how

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tateiy~ _ much luck going away with jamie tateiy~ it— much luck going away with jamie lately.not a lot wrong, but he _ warning light and not a lot wrong, but he said, six months previous, we went— but he said, six months previous, we went to _ but he said, six months previous, we went to mallorca and it poured down with rain _ went to mallorca and it poured down with rain. and lisa and her friend said. _ with rain. and lisa and her friend said. that — with rain. and lisa and her friend said. that is _ with rain. and lisa and her friend said, that is funny we went to maiiorca _ said, that is funny we went to mallorca six months ago and it poured — mallorca six months ago and it poured down with rain when we went there _ poured down with rain when we went there and _ poured down with rain when we went there. and it worked out that they went— there. and it worked out that they went the _ there. and it worked out that they went the same weekend from bournemouth that we went from bournemouth, and we all got taikingm _ bournemouth, and we all got talking- - -_ bournemouth, and we al

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jamie, you do have boys? i have two boys. yes. what? not what? their names. i don't want them stucno kth specially by me, but they're.ey >> how old are they? they're 14 and nine. 14 and nine. excellent. yeah jamie: , yeah, yeah. >> i was a boy in high school. >> is it possible that some of these guys are conservative? because people are like le aree, get you know, it's not that i can't get laid. it's my conservative valued it' >> i'm waiting time married. it might also be that they're. that they're just, you know,, tt smart jamie. right. yeah. that also. yeah. mhm. it's rare that you wait to get married, have, but d th you get married and then you stop when >>u have. approximately 18 months. all right. g 18 next, a woman is getting praise for refusing to give up her first class seat from fra mom to paris to who wanted to sit closer to her child. kat might point out that the seat was also first class. >> so i hate all of these people. no, i don't know if thisn't knod at all, but i'll go with it. >> okay. withone said that it was the was 13, too. that's not a k

>> it is called the back row with jamie kilstein.t them thank you very much great meanwhile still to come on this show up mark zuckerberg to wife is not happy with the billionaire husband of hers, why? we will tell you only on the news duo because rachel three names one woman will be her life. i will be on my best behavior he or she will yell at me. the cost of homeownership has been a struggle. [ violin playing] with utility prices rising -- sweetie, can you practice that somewhere else? [ voice breaking ] the good news is, new customers who bundle and save with progressive save over 20% on average. [ sobbing ] sorry. she's just really good at that. brian: the highest stories everyone's talking not just on telling dennis out because of fox a friend a week and the only person i chose for this segment for there's no way would have rotated you out at the last minute, rachel campos-duffy for great to see if you're excited about this weekend you were great on saturday cannot wait to see on sunday on fox and burns weakened a raid to start

jamie? >> jamie, jamie. we are bagging on biden. but wasn't he technically correct? the state of the union whene sad he said now is the time to choose between unity and she's going to have to have? >> yes, i thought. i thought he made a great point. i don't think it his like teleprompter. i don't think there's a lot of spacesschminiga. think in. it's always just kind of like one long sentence. number one, he was like build back better, build back better. >> i was like, did he say bread, milk, butter, or are we making pancake bui bacs. >> what is go? they said, did you see what you just kind said it. but like yes, 70%, 77% said that he could not can didn't think he could continue effectively and this is crazy but the other 23% did you seese this were wrone g and then thats crazy and then kind of a fun'd video where he got he was getting booed. >> wasn't that kinwasn'td of fu? >> yeah. did you hear when people were like, boo boo? he was like, oh my god, the goats, they're coming. meo, mgo. tal tara so let's talk optics for te a second, okay? looking out at how bad the

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i was hi jamie. i was just wondering what you thought of this part of labor organizing that's happening now that's so obviously connected to how many people have been urged to go to college age and then end up in essentially low wage jobs with bit trillion dollars in student loans? i think that's obviously extremely to some of the organizing that's going on like at starbucks. i mean, some of the people organizing at starbucks are lawyers and baristas. right. right right. so i'm just curious about about that. well, i mean i mean, this is the classic example. ask you a question which you probably have a better student. i do. so that my friend. yeah. yeah. but so i'll say a few things i do think that is one of the main reasons why like, um, if you can think of like bernie dsa and some of the things that make young people in unions, again, one thing is necessity because as said, there is like an increasing class of people who probably started with like sort of my generation of college graduates who are g

rhome, we will let you _ systems. 0k, jamie rhome, we will let you get _ systems. 0k, jamie rhome, weack to - systems. 0k, jamie rhome, we will let you get back to the - will let you get back to the important work you are doing, deputy director of the national hurricane centre, thank you for joining us. hurricane centre, thank you for joining us-_ john dailey, the mayor of tallahassee, has been speaking to the bbc about the impact of idalia on his city. and he reflected on the role of climate change in this storm. i gotta tell you, these storms seem to be stronger and more intense every year. i've been a little 17 years. this is not my storm event in tallahassee but they do seem to seem to be more powerful, they do seem to be bigger and i think that's because the poster think about the environment and global warming and what we are doing. of course, you can get the latest on tropical storm idalia on our website. we have reports form the team on the ground, plus information on which areas are the most impacted, and the latest on the recovery efforts, and more. that's at bbc.com/news. t

jamie, that's a huge volume — here. jamie, that's a huge volume of _ here.r. - here. jamie, that's a huge volume of water. in - here. jamie, that's a huge volume of water. in a - here. jamie, that's a huge - volume of water. in a practical sense, what is that going to mean for people? what would they see? it might turn having 50 feet is hard for a lot of people to fathom. and in vision. but i stand 60 that would be over to have me so if you put two, my personal my shoulders again you can see how high that would be. are you satisfied with the level of preparations that are in place? it is hard to know. we're focused here on the forecasting so i don't always get the latest information on the preparation but what little bit i have heard, people are really taking it seriously.— taking it seriously. now, if this hurricane _ taking it seriously. now, if this hurricane tracks - taking it seriously. now, if this hurricane tracks and i taking it seriously. now, if. this hurricane tracks and goes to the big bend region of florida there, beat and that hasn't seen hurri

the ranking member of the house oversight jamie raskin said this. committee republicans have once again released information on financial transactions that do not involve the president. republicans have repeatedly twisted and mischaracterized the evidence in a transparent yet increasingly embarrassing attempt to justify their baseless calls with impeachment inquiry. joy to be house ways and means committee chairman congressman jason smith who is also investigating. thank you very much for being here this weekend. >> it is great to be with you, maria. maria: what do you say to jamie raskin who says this is embarrassing for the republicans that joe biden has nothing to do with this. >> i would say he needs to look at the facts because the truth hurts. the fact that they are trying to cover up for hunter biden in the biden family business influence peddling scheme is absolutely unacceptable. we have the two irs whistleblowers that came before my committee and the bank records coming from jamie commerce committee. that both highlight $17 million of mone

he's ashow one man show.comedi actor, writer and comedian jamie lewi! s.e when i am testy, she gets testy fox news contributor, catcher and even his common sense. nw a man to my massive sidekick in the nwa world. heavyweight champion terry. >> jamie, good to see you, as always. are you non-binary? i don't. i think i'm the other one yet. is it binary? yeah, i guest binas you're. i googled all the words we were going to talk about tonight, at and that wasn't one of them. so i'm not sure what it meant s >> did any p did any pronouns strike your fancy? fanyou what? here? by the way, if anybody doesn't know what a pronoun is just to give me, i'll give you like a randomis g, like couple of sentences of what pronouns are it would be like. she him for noe sent reason. he was really sad. these are just random, right? you know, like they lived jamie in the house. >> yeah. that he bought: in th. >> dodged a bullet. yeah. that. it's so. i feel attacked from the monologue, too, because,usea you, know, i think you knew. i have a tattoo that says. nok me about my tattooa

on "fast," fitch downgrades the u.s., but many investors including america's most influential ceo jamie dimon called the move ridiculous we saw the markets react rates spiked tech got hit hard today. we'll go inside the slide straight ahead. >>> plus, apple and amazon reporting tomorrow both stocks tumbling today not exactly sizzling this summer. >>> and later, we'll have the afterhours action, a host of earnings movers from qualcomm to robinhood to zillow and much more i'm melissa lee, this is "fast money," we're live at the nasdaq market site. we start off with the straw that might have finally broken the rally's back fitch's downgrade of the united states long-term credit rating sent the yield on the ten-year treasury to its highest level since last november and that took the wind out of the sails in the equity rally. the dow going negative for the week the s&p down 1.4% for its lowest close in more than two weeks the nasdaq shedding more than 2% take a look at the stocks that were particularly hard-hit data dog, crowd strike, all dropping more than 6%. semiconductors taking a leg lo

jamie raskin. raskin. >> thanks for having me. >> you spent 25 years as a constitutional lawyer. let me play one quick clip about something he said about the constitution. >> a technical violation of the constitution is not a violation of criminal law. that's just plain wrong. >> he added the word criminal law there. the it was my understanding you violate the constitution you violate the law. >> a technical violation of the constitution is a violation. it imposes insurrection and makes that a grievous constitutional event. our constitution is designed to stop people from trying to overthrow elections and trying to overthrow the government, but in any event there is a whole apparatus of criminal law which is in place to enforce this principle. that's what donald trump is charged with violating. he conspired to defraud people by substituting the real legal process we have under federal and state law with counterfeit electors. i mean, there are people who are in jail for several years for counterfeit

briefly, jamie, after california, - ten years. briefly, jamie, after california, what - ten years.fter california, what can | ten years. briefly, jamie, i after california, what can we expect from this storm? how many other communities might this effect for the north in nevada or other states? yeah, it will move — nevada or other states? yeah, it will move inland _ nevada or other states? yeah, it will move inland and - nevada or other states? yeah, it will move inland and raced i it will move inland and raced northwards over the intermountain west and produce areas of flooding as far north as idaho and this map i have behind me herejust showers as idaho and this map i have behind me here just showers you the swath of damaging winds that will occur as it moved inland, even if it drops below tropical storm strength. all tropical storm strength. all ri . ht. tropical storm strength. all right- we — tropical storm strength. all right. we will be tracking that storm as it continues to move as well. deputy director of the national hurricane centre, thank you very much. thank you for hav

joins us live from montana with the highlights. >> you can potential see jamie behind me. he's on his annual bus tour, hosteling a luncheon with clients here in montana. it was a wide-ranging interview. it's a proposal at this stage, but he says the banking industry has so many rules, but very little calibration >> we need certainty, policy, the stress test clearly didn't work, so we do 100 a week, and i'm far more worried about cyber, and i just think -- we don't have -- we shouldly veg regular conversations about what we're worried about, what they're worried about, so lack of transparency with prael practitioners. a lot of ivory towers, they've never been in the real world i would like to see them get in the boxes ring someday. >> while fed officials would say that heightened capital requirements were important for stability, dimon believes the march and april turmoil would have been have prevented by higher capital rules, but he was critical of the regulators' handling of the silicon valley bank demise. >> i think we made huge mistakes on silicon valley bank, and i hop

we'll hear from jamie dimon soon as well. it seems like goldman is in more of the hot seat.ange." for more analysis on the markets, you can always sign up for my newsletter by using the qr code on your screen. >>> coming up next on "power lunch," the big interview of the day, with jamie dimon. we'll get his reaction to the credit downgrade, the general state of the economy much morisome cing up on the other side of this quick break across the globe, industries are transforming and businesses need to navigate the changing landscape to stay ahead. when you partner with barclays, every change leads to a bold possibility. you have the vision. we have the insights, financial solutions and global perspectives to help you make it real. barclays corporate and investment bank powering possible. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. i'm so glad we did this. life is for living. let's partner for all of it. i'm so glad we did this. edward jones >>> welcome to "power lunch. i'm kelly evans. coming up, we've got a discussion with jamie dimon, in montana, touring bank branches

jamie and hr, thank you for joining us jamie will set the scene on his first trip to germany 1978.ake it visited the site where 16 years earlier an instrument was shot while to the no man's land the former california governor and delegation also introduced berlin from what they saw under east german communism. between 1978 when ronald reagan first visited the wall in 1987 when he spoke in front of the wall changed? to use the soviet time out of the correlation of forces then shifted? >> thank you for having me at the reagan institute because i was struck when i was reading general mcmasters essays you have done an amazing job. and with that development to keep that speech alive. thank you for that and future generations can understand the history better. so when i was writing the essay and looking at that period, what struck me was how much the german public had suffered during that period as decades past and germans especially west berliners moved well beyond the establishment of the wall which happens almost overnight in some neighborhoods and i'm speaking from berlin. so what ha

>> have got jamie act >> the mirror have got jamie act now and now on free school meals and it's jamie not saying it to because not saying it to jamie because there's certain ambiguity in the headune there's certain ambiguity in the heajamie well yeah, the >> jamie well yeah, but the photo staring at you photo of him staring at you looking evil , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but evil , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but they , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be saying, >> but they could be saying, jamie, you've act. but jamie, you've got to act. but he's they've got to act. he's saying they've got to act. and and footballer calum and him and the footballer calum wilson the government wilson are saying the government has of course, the has to act. of course, the heartless tory government. this is a trussell survey is a trussell trust survey that says secondary says a quarter of secondary school students someone who school students know so

>> have got jamie act >> the mirror have got jamie act now and now on free school meals and it's jamie not saying it to because not saying it to jamie because there's certain ambiguity in the headune there's certain ambiguity in the heajamie well yeah, the >> jamie well yeah, but the photo staring at you photo of him staring at you looking evil , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but evil , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but they , that be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be be. photo of him staring at you loo but they could be saying, >> but they could be saying, jamie, you've act. but jamie, you've got to act. but he's they've got to act. he's saying they've got to act. and and footballer calum and him and the footballer calum wilson the government wilson are saying the government has of course, the has to act. of course, the heartless tory government. this is a trussell survey is a trussell trust survey that says secondary says a quarter of secondary school students someone who school students know so

i was surprised by jamie's comments we assess risk for a living.re ten years ago. but to answer your question, i do think they'll come in a little more. but i think, again, the thing -- the main driver is that, you know, the main impact of these rates won't be felt until 12, 18 months after so we're in the beginning innings, feeling the impact. i'm at 2.25 for next year. >> greg branch, it is always good to get your perspective on all this, especially as the news headlines are flying i'm sure we'll talk to you again very, very soon. appreciate it. >> thank you, andrew. >>> we have another news headline that is flying right now. that's the bank of england raising rates by 25 basis points itself that was as expected, taking the main bank rate now to 5.25%. steve liesman, the professor, joins us with more on that what are you thinking, steve >> good morning, andrew. well, you know, there was a hawkish whisper on the number out there, 50 basis point hike and so a little bit more on the dovish side that they raised only a quarter but the market almost i

i was in total panic when jamie arrived at or later that morning, one of the charge nurses to one look is here and didn't even process paperwork. took her out of jamie's arms and immediately started working on they told me they were ordering a medical transport, taking her to the best children's hospital the they did a few tests and pretty quickly they came back and they told jamie, your daughter is having a diabetic ketoacidosis, those words meant nothing to me. i never heard it. i didn't know what it meant. my initial reaction is, well, that's fine, but she's not diabetic. and the response to that is what she is now. when you see your child sitting there lifeless, and all the tubes hooked up in the monitor, sleeping, all you can think is praying for mercy that god, that's fair. bring her back to you. the . the word diabetes comes from the ancient greek word for funnel because was so much drinking and you're needing a diabetic, seemingly funneled out. anything that they drank the world has been studying the disease ever since. and after all of this time, there is still not an exact no

should ever come in our lifetimes. >> congressman jamie raskin, thank you, sir.er tonight begins right now. >>> great show as always. thanks to you at home for joining us this hour. here's something to keep in mind about yesterday's federal criminal indictment of former president trump. it is a huge national, even global story. honestly one of the biggest news events of our time, of any time. but it is also very much a local news story. here's the atlanta journal constitution, efforts to overturn georgia election detailed in new trump indictment. and the detroit news, donald trump made knowingly false

it didn't even process paperwork. took her out of jamie's arms and immediately start working on. they told me they were ordering a medical transport, taking her to the best children's hospital, the. they did a few tests and pretty quickly they came back and they told jamie, your daughter is having a diabetic ketoacidosis. those words meant nothing to me. i never heard it, i didn't know what it meant. my initial reaction is, well, that's fine, but she's not diabetic. and the response of that is what she has now. when you see your child sitting there, life flesh and all the tubes hooked up in the monitor, sleeping all you can think a spring summer season because it's fair bring her back to the the word diabetes comes from the ancient greek word for funnels because was so much drinking and urinating a diabetic seemingly funneled out. anything that they drank, the world has been studying the disease ever since. and after all of this time, there is still not an exact noun cause. and there is still no known cure for type one diabetes. what we know is that for some reason, your body att

the "new york times" did do digging, in this case, and corroborated some of jamie reid's key allegationss a missouri judge is now weighing the state's antichild mutilation law banning cross-sex surgeries or medications. >> it appears this whistleblower wasn't alone in how the hospital was treating minors with gender dysphoria. there were claims they were giving out hormones like candy because the hospital relied on outside therapists, some with little experience to determine if those medications were appropriate. they may be harming young people by prescribing hormones when what they need first is mental health support. there are ethical dilemmas about how they operate. there is an ongoing investigation into the hospital. >> allegations were 75% of kids learned about gender from tiktok. if 1/10th of what was said is true that is nothing short of child abuse. >> they say that after their report, activists say this is a right-wing political issue much >> not been any families found to corroborate any information, i wish i knew her motivation. i imagine, my personal view, i'm sure she is re

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