doctor marc siegel is a physician pushes for solutions, he is joining us now.you. what is social media doing to young people? >> you have already diagnosed the problem, great to be with with you. i as a physician look at imperfection. i'm looking at disease, keeping people propped up as long as possible. keeping them alive, only a few groups of doctors look at perfection like cosmetic plastic surgeons or dermatologists, most of us could that the body not perfect. and you are great the way you are, social media does not gra draw that image. they plugged on more and more to social media. tiktok feeds you videos and you try to reach perfection. thaone-third of teenage girls during the pandemic considered suicide, two-thirds were happy or hopeless for periods of time in 20 between, a 21 because all they had to connect them was social media. the surgeon general said it is about overcoming loneliness and reestablishing connectivity with people that is what social media takes away from you. >> sounds to me, you referenced the surgeon general. for those who believe thi

marc siegel, we care a lot about bruce willis and his health and all of those people, families, etc., know about the condition? >> well, actually, david, we have to distinguish it from alzheimer's because 6 million people in the country have alzheimer's, and only 50-60,000 have frontal temporal dementia. ftd, as it's known, is younger. usually 40-60 years old. and here's the big difference between alzheimer's and frontal temporal dementia. with ftd, it affects behavior, emotional control and word usage as we've seen with bruce willis not being with able to ec pres yourself properly -- express -- maybe not understanding what words mean, controlling emotions. and as his wife says, maybe not even being aware. with alzheimer's, it's all about memory for the first multiple phases. it's a really tragic disease. 25% of the time we've identified the gene that's associated with it and, david, that's the future. we're going to end up with a genetic treatment in advance of this disease ever occurring. that. david: i hope so. you know, a lot of people might wonder whether they're in the beginning

marc siegel joins us now. dr.egel, good morning. >> good morning, ainsley, good to see you. >> ainsley: it's good to know these are not helpful. they are not useful. but what does this mean for our families? >> it's a problem. because they are found in 260 products, over the counter cold medicine products. phenylephrine is the name of the compound or the chemical may not be the main thing you are looking for benadryl or tylenol it may be added. the fda who almost always follows advisory committee going to end up pulling all these products off the market almost $2 billion a year in sales. however, i don't think this is wrong, ainsley, i will tell you why. this drug has been around and on the market and available since the 19850s. it hasn't undergone rigorous studies. and when they have studied it, they found when you take a pill of 10 milligrams or more it doesn't get up to your nose actually taking it as decongestant of knievel congestion it doesn't get there it goes out in the liver or the gut. >> ainsley: what m

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stuart: doctor marc siegel joins us this morning. a mental health disorder? do you see it that way? at anything that way. here's how i look at things. what's the problem, what are the complaints, what can i do to help? i don't stigmatize, i don't call things by names unless i have to. sometimes there is great value to that. if somebody has high blood pressure i call it hypertension because that puts me in a certain category of thinking. for this i want to say that people with gender dysphoria have mental health concerns, they tend to have depression and anxiety and i need to be aware of that but to, disorder especially when running for political office is a big mistake. is not a physician and we made that mistake throughout the pandemic. nonphysicians making diagnoses, saying something is safe or unsafe, really bad move. didn't get a lot of attention that but maybe it was a slip of words. mental health concerns yes, disorders and illnesses, wrong category, shouldn't be saying that. stuart: another one from vivek ramaswamy. he wants younger teens off social media. watch this. >> ther

marc siegel has written a new opinion piece, he joins me now. dr. ys of facebook has always been it makes the world interconnected, but time and time again now the data has shown that it makes young people especially more isolated and that leads to all these other mental health issues. >> exactly, gillian. it started with the internet, with dating websites and looking for the perfect person, and then it switches to social media which is doubling and tripling down on this and getting worse and worse, and i as a physician look for imperfection and how to stabilize imperfection so i have a radar for this kind of thing, where people are to be something they are not. and the university of pennsylvania is studying the teenage brain and discovering that the middle part of the brain is still evolving, still getting the covering of the wiring, if you will, and teens are susceptible, and they feel judged and good and bad, and one-half of all teens feel bad by social media and one-third of teenage girls think they are addicted to social media. i think it's much

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marc siegel, good morning to you. how does this happen? so lethal.e it could be in the air. >> a kilo of this stuff was reportedly in a closet in the day-care center. a 1-year-old gets exposed to it and they stop breathing. the big message here is that fentanyl lasts a lot longer than the narcan they give. maybe by the time they gave the antidote it was too late. you have to give it and give it. fentanyl was developed as a cancer treatment for someone with pain. physicians were overprescribing it. it got to the cartels and what a mess. over 100,000 drug deaths most from fentanyl. >> dana: if you are a mom or dad watching now and thinking about your child at this particular daycare, to bill's question, so can it just be in the air and kill your child? >> no. it is not in the air. somehow there was an exposure. somehow somebody -- >> dana: touch it -- >> somebody touched it and touched the child. the child put it in their mouth. i'm not investigating. it is not something you breathe in. it's very casual exposure, very small amounts. >> bill: opioid dea

marc siegel, dr. nicole saphier, to talk about your president. that doesn't doesn know today's thursday. >> that's coming up. and by the way, he had a very troubling, embarrassing moments from joe this week. i mean, he actually repeated the exact same story twice in a matter of like 4 minutes.. and, you know, you ever meett an any older person struggling cognitive decline,ecline they ad a question, they tell a story, and then 3 minutes later, they do it again. >> yeah, that's nowoffici joe officiallyal and, by the wa, he also bumped into a flagpole and he once again wandered around and walked away, this time from a world leader. >> completely clueless. all right. but first, we start with our top story tonight. this is a serious topic. the biden administration now has completely dissolved our southern sou border. it no longer exists in this country. whethesr his feeble mind realizes this or not. joe biden is now not only violating the law and violating his oath to the constitution , he's now officially endangering the national security of this cou

marc siegel thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> great to be with you, pseudoperfection, i agree. >> thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, i hope you have a great week ahead, until next week, you can find us on-line at gowd gowdy america or trey gowdy podcast, good night from south carolina. ♪ ♪ >> hello i'm tom shillue with anita vogel, lisa boothe and david web. the big weekend show, sloppy attire in senate, taking center stage again, the issue over the dress code on capitol hill is setting up a fight among democrats this week senator joe manchin to issue a bipartisan resolution to bring back the senate's dress code after senate majority leader chuck schumer relaxed the rules last weekend. >> a "new york post" reporter went to a couple of spots dressed like senator fetterman. >> it is shorts. >> you are in dress mode. >> yes, would myself sweatshirt be okay. >> no. >> nothing i'm wearing is okay. >> yes. athletic wear and shorts. >> even a u.s. senator that dresses like this. >> yes, he was not be permitted. >> right. >> do you know who i'm talking about. >>

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marc siegel thank you for joining us on a sunday night. >> great to be with you, pseudoperfection, i agree. >> thank you for spending part of your sunday with us, i hope you have a great week ahead, until next week, you can find us on-line at gowd gowdy america or trey gowdy podcast, good night from south carolina. ♪ ♪ >> todd: fresh polling kicking off a new week with republican candidate set to square off in the second presidential primary debate wednesday. gop front-runner donald trump blasting president biden by 10 points among registered voters. when i saw this, i said, are my eyes problematic because i didn't take my contacts out. 10 points is an eye-opener. you are watching fox news alert, i'm todd piro. >> ashley: i'm ashley strohmier in for carley shimkus. democrats are trying to boost the president's appeal, including a project to make joe biden cooler online. the campaign using an app called megaphone that let's users scroll and add captions and share them on social media platforms. same poll puts biden approval at 37%. alexandria hoff will break that down. >> alexandria:

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