who live those healthy lives still will die in the ninety's it doesn't give you the longevity of john coleman who who in france made it 122 so if you're looking for longer life the ninety's and healthy life which is the one thing alone and healthy is to kick as i mean you can live till you're 90 but if you're in a well chair really have alzheimer's i mean if they don't see you point living that long you know what i mean. well yeah not only do i know what you mean it's what i live for it's what i do with my life it's my career is to reduce mobility reduce disease and it turns out if you're not sick. you rarely die and so longevity goes along with the health i'm not the other way around typically typically medicine as it's practiced today in my view does things the wrong way around that will treat. a what we call a disease a process that goes wrong they treat it after it happens rather than before and then we treat that one disease rather than try to protect the entire body and so you know as a result we have more and more patients with dementia because we can keep the heart and a kind of vesse

christina coleman, fox newsy sunday anniversary without john lewis, the civil rights icon who died in july 56 years ago. today lewis and hundreds of other peaceful demonstrators were brutally beaten by police during a march in selma, alabama, event proved to be a turning point in the civil rights movement and helped lead to the passage of the voting rights act of 1965 this weekend, president biden commemorated the anniversary with an executive order expanding access. to voting on this day of reflection, please. let's stay focused on the work ahead. let's remember all those who came before us as a bridge to our history, so we don't forget it's pain. the executive order calls on federal agencies to give employees time off to vote or voluntary polling locations and pushes for an overhaul of the government's vote dot gove website. already we've got a wet weather pattern for this week. it looks like it's going to start off tomorrow afternoon and evening and last at least through wednesday night, thursday morning, so this is a long range model. i often do this just to show you the pattern.

>> sandra: more on that coming up, christina coleman in l.a. with us. >> johnon joe concha, the median columnist for the hill and fox news contributor. let's remind folks at home what it actually was that she tweeted back in 2011. alexi mccammond tweeted it "outdone by an asian" hashtag what's new. now googling out not to wake up with swollen asian eyes, got a , takes a lot stupid asian teaching assistant, you're great. is this an example of cancel culture going too far or as an appropriate disqualification for someone who would take on the position she was looking to take on? >> let's look at what 2011 was, that was a first term of the obama administration. raise your hand if, as a teenager you said something that you later, as an adult, would regret? alexi mccammond kump was happening to her here john is criminal. this is an accomplished journalist. just two years ago the national association for black journalist named her emerging journalist of the year, she deserved this job as editor in chief of "teen vogue." remember during her interview with "teen vogue"

it's texas senator john cornyn, who when he was attorney general of the state of texas, is the guy who gave officer tom coleman the texas lawman of the year award for his great work in tulia, texas. before venita gupta came in and exposed who that guy actually was before he was convicted of perjury. they all got full pardons from rick perry because of the kafka-esque nightmare that was that guy, who john cornyn named lawman of the year. i wonder. i just wonder if senator john cornyn might be at all embarrassedant this and about the young lawyer who came to texas and exposed this thing, this terrible and cartoonishly evil thing that he had helped along, that he had celebrated, that he had given an award to. it is now senator john cornyn leading the charge against venita gupta to be the number three official at the justice department. even because all the law enforcement operations endorsing her. judiciary committee is due to vote tomorrow. republicans led by john cornyn has been demanding that she actually needs to come back and do her confirmation hearings over a second time. that is not going to happen. tonig