nicole saphier. so, dr. nicole, we both have new chicken coops -- [laughter] so we're big on egg.ion. 720 the eggs, crazy. but interesting that his cholesterol dipped. >> yeah. well, good morning, rachel. the big thing that comessous of this study is, first of all, i do not suggest anybody if does extreme studies like this. but let's look at it. he had a very large consumption of eggs over a month's period, and his cholesterol actually dropped 20%. why is that? well, he did change his diet a little bit differently, but the big take home here is that everyone's both body is different. and what may be good for one person may not be good for someone else. my big take home, i'm a huge supporter of eggs. i think it is great for your overall health, especially your brain health. but everything in modeon. and so some people are predisposed to high level of cholesterol because it's in their genes, and there's nothing they can do about it. those people, especially those with diabetes, you know, eating a large amount of eggs can actually is have negative impacts on hair health. but the -- t

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nicole saphier. so,ny dell, how long -- nicole, first of all, welcome.now, 66% increase, been going on? >> good morning, rachel. what we're talking about is mortality when it comes to heart attacks. a recent study out of jama cardiology that was put out by duke in 2024 add adds to the growing evidence showing us that, you know,, all of the headway that we made in surviving heart attacks and cardiowith vascular disease in the early 2000s, it's actually going in the wrong direction. are from about 2000-2010, we saw a decline in the morality when it came to heart attacks. since about 20 the 2 finish 2012, it's been slowly going up with a pretty sizable bump during covid and again this last year. why is that? it is because we have a very overweight population. we have a sedentary lifestyle. during covid we saw a lot of depression, stress, heavy drinking. it really is a lot of lifestyle factors. and even these young people, seemingly healthy, they're skinny, we have a lot of energy drinks and ultra-processed foods and a lot of just unhealthy things that we're

nicole saphier, fox news contributor and board-certified physician and patrick j murphy, 32nd undersecretary of the army and former pennsylvania congressman. reports of anxiety and all-out panic are beginning and it could have vice president, harris' campaign spun up just a few days out from the election as time is running out. "the new york post" reporting the democrats in pennsylvania, the all-important state, say harris' "awol" and being out-message. these are deni democrats saying. democrats are telling politico that they see warning signs for harris with latino men in them must-win state of pennsylvania. you know, dagen, one thing i love to do is read behind the headlines. when you have democrats coming out with anxiety, leaking to publications. democrats in pennsylvania, national democrats, usually it's a sign that there's nerve-racking appetites happening. >> dagen: i love to read into what the senate candidates are saying. if you look, let's look at michigan for example. in the real clear politics average in michigan, president trump is up by almost one full point. 0.9 points. also s

saphier, 45% say biden's policies hurt them. with trump, 44% say they help. >> dr. nicolections. the not going to -- the economy and immigration may be important and republicans have stronger policies. abortion is up there. ten states have additional abortion questions on the ballots. that will motivate people. republicans need to get their ground game up if they want to win this election. >> kayleigh: tammy, i have yet to see a poll where kamala leads on the economy. >> tammy: groceries and gas. and then rent or your mortgage. those also go up of course with with rate hikes, et cetera. i do think americans, this is about enthusiasm. it's about what you're most committed to for the future and that's what's going to drive people to the polls. >> kayleigh: without a doubt. more "outnumbered" in a moment. so, you know, han is 22 years old, and we've been together most of my life. not often do you have a childhood dog that, that lives this long so i think it's really unique and special that we've experienced so many, so many things in life together. knowing that he's getting g