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marc siegel professor of medicine nyu. and fox news contributor. dr. siegel this is really scary.exactly is this bacteria? >> the bacteria is called vibrio vulnificus. and it is a rare print we only sing about 100 -- 200 cases a year. it is surprisingly seen a couple of cases in connecticut now her we just learned of one in eastern long island were someone died. but i want to reassure viewers about this is not contagious. if somebody next to you has it and you touch them you are not going to get it for i am particular concern about immunocompromised people. the problem with this bacteria is it reproduces quickly. you have fever, he had chills in the case of this kind vibrio vulnificus flesh eating bacteria you will get low blood pressure you might see a wound a blistering painful wound. you've got to get medical attention right away but we can save you. you start anabiotic's right away. we try to battle back against this bacteria put a related bacteria comes from eating uncooked shellfish. we see 80000 cases of that a year. that is a cousin of this. most of those get better on the

they are closing siegel.ss ballots again. >> the only one that it's good for is teachers behind the screen. how many times did we see they aren't going to be able to read or do math. there was never a reason to close schools. next thing you and me will be remote and we won't have this great discussion. >> nothing is going to keep us apart dr. siegel. >> thanks god for that. good to see you. the diversity scam exposed. a whistleblower joins us next. let me be direct... you're watching football wrong! what do you call a guy in face paint that can't get the game? ...a clown! sorry, what app was it again? no, no. just give me a second... amateurs. ohhh! sorry everybody. directv sports central gives you access to every game... ...so you never have to compromise on gameday. ...was that necessary? i was just illustrating a point. oh. get in the redzone with sports pack. call 1-800-directv poly is back now at lucky! come kick off the season with our shop and score game that'll have you cheering for more! play for a c

marc siegel or dr.an it would hear thoughts of the top on this. >> you have young children but how can you believe anything a public health official says if they have what the los angeles times calls cognitive whiplash. cognitive whiplash i called hypocrisy. they are among the most extreme and the country before per that kept their schools are closed until fall of 2021. and everyone was happy remote anyway. they are battling over vaccine and mandates for those over 12 per they had to stay home for 10 days even if you came in contact with covid. they had a mandatory testing, wet mandatory masking and guess what that led to, absences. 40% chronically absent now they cannot get over the number they need to get to the $300 million they need from the states. the money trail so guess what they do, guess what they do? they say come onto schooe a fever. how about a doctor in the equation here question rick how about a parent in the equation figuring out the child is sick or not? joey: of the play devils advocat

marc siegel. golly, dr. siegel, the postmortem, a, how ineffective the masks are.id down, shutting things down. one university, shut things down. lionsgate, major film studio they're bringing masks back. do we need them? >> way they're doing it is the problem, charles. i don't care if people wear masks. >> but mandated though. >> it is the mandate that is ridiculous. first of all if the mask adds anything medically small amount of additional protection. you can decide you want to wear it somewhere. when they mandate where the socialization problems, kids don't learn read faces depression occurs. reading is delayed. that is all i'm worried about. they wave the mask around like some antidote to covid don't wear it properly. kids never wear it properly. charles: there is hospital of skepticism, lot of cynicism out there, these major medical companies want us to take the booster shots, should those be mandated? >> no. by the way, let me show you the hypocrisy right here. rutgers university, the university, state university of new jersey, it is under state control, they

siegel said there is something for relaxing and when you don't relax that is aging.i couldn't eat raw cookie dough anymore, i stopped listening. we'll see how this plays out, there will be noncompliance. >> kayleigh: i love to talk to sara from staten island. new york one, 104 years old reveal her secret to long life, a beer every evening to unwind. you go. >> it should start today. if they did make it a rule or low, no problem, never have had alcohol in my life and turned out mostly okay to this point. if you did have to be barred, you would be okay. secret toen it4, i may have to reconsider. >> good with consideration. >> good for them. alcohol is not good. good for gen-z. more "outnumbered" in just a mo moment. i hear it all the time. people tell me they'd love to buy gold. but because it's gold - they think it must be complicated. it isn't. not with rosland capital. with rosland... the entire process from start to finish is built on one concept... one... keep... it... simple. rosland capital - a trusted leader in helping people acquire precious metals. gold bulli

siegel works at it it.planted a pig kidney man who brain dead at the time obviously for testing purposes and it was successful. >> it's been in there for a month already. he thinks it's going on the second month. is he monitoring it very, very closely. it's working just like a human kidney. gets rid of fluids, gets rid of waste. handels electrolytes. dr. montgomery, chief of surgery at nyu, he is a miracle worker. he himself one of the top kidney transplant surgeries in the country has had a heart transplant. has had several near death experiences. is he a hero. he goes to ukraine and is doing kidney transplants in ukraine. great surgeon. deceive steve good news is, if this works, people waiting for a kidney because they have a kidney problem, they could actually, perhaps, in the future, have a transplant from a pig to save their lives? >> steve, listener, almost 100,000 people are currently on the kidney transplant list. waiting for a kidney. almost 100,000. they can't get one. there is not enough people d

siegel especially now thate. they may cause cancer. >> right.ellespecial, they actually have volatile organic compounds in them, according to this study from south korea.e vola and i thought maybe it's just that one nasty study. but i checketi d it. every mask that actually works has this plastic o on it.othe the ones that don't work, justsa eat the cloth ones. they're safefe.but th, but theyu work at all. so the ones that actually workay actually, you're breathing in something eight times more. according to this studeight ticn the epa says it's safe. now, it hasn't been tested s yet.e's hasn't been tested human yet. only in mice. all right. but all right. so here'thpomandatess the point. we could be deadlier than covid. i'm guessing they giveif they gu you cancer. >> cancer could kill you. i'm saying that mandates could be deadlier than covidou. i mean, if you want to maket a personal choice to wear a mask when you're in a medicatl center or in a tight place, fine. but when the government starts tellink ing you to do it, it's because they don't

joseph siegel. thank you so much for joining us on the program today. the qu, in google and comes 5 weeks after another in new share, which was also a former french colony. as i'm address reports from the capital live news year, france appears to be losing influence across the region. 40 and african army has again struck in french speaking. africa need is a tense, attempted or successful. cool on the continent. in 3 years. you for a very post president of global legal joints, the growing list of french allies sucked by the military in what seems to be a continuous trend in west and central africa. yeah, i liked the closing government in guinea. growing insecurity is given us the main course of the change in governments in brook, you know, fossil, the mommy and his yeah. supporters of the cause in this a hell regency funds that's popping up need is quinton give and fretted access to that countries resources. so the problem in the last 12 years western allies fronts, especially we're more interested in our resources, one we will live in poverty and lack o

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siegel, our expert.niversity of michigan study, they studied 30,000 adults over the age of 50 for a period of ten years. what do you think of their findings? >> i'm impressed with their findings, bill. what they did that no one else has done before is looked specifically at smoke from wildfires, particulate matter 2.5. lung experts across the country have known for a long time it can be associated with problems. why? it is so small. those particles are so small and previous studies out of the british medical journal have shown up to 40% increase in dementia. viewers want to know why am i talking about the brain when it's coming through the lungs? the answer is, it's so small it crosses the blood/brain barrier into the brain. another study out of the university of north carolina shows that it causes neural inflammation in the brain. we know from increasing research that if the brain gets inflamed, it can lead to alzheimer's and dementia. we've been focusing on the abnormal proteins in the brain but inflam

doc siegel, thanks very much, indeed, for being here. i just got it out. is still with me. [laughter] i've got a nasty suspicion that the democrats really want to impose controls again just to keep us all under control. >> i think regardless of which party looks at this again, the population will not tolerate that. they've started to think about covid as a flu. and the symptoms are flu-like. we have a tremendous, as the good doctor just said, a lot of tools now. it's about whether you want to be vaccinated annually or notful i'm in the camp that takes the new technology every year, and i will. i think it works, and as i did decades ago for the flu shot. same idea here, but i don't think we can shut down the entire economy the same way although there is a new strain everybody's talking about. i think we'll is have a vaccine for it. stuart: kevin, thanks very much for being with us. >> thank you very much. stuart: you just spent a half an hour with us -- >> i loved it. listen, i think it's terrific. let's work together again. [laughter] stuart: we will. than

marc siegel jones is now. it's always good to see you doctor. >> walked me through this. this more about a broader conversation or availability of this trait be? or as some critics will say is is it so social contagion situation? when you make these numbers? >> people more or less stigmatize coming out with more availability, but tripling those numbers over three years up to 2,020 is very disturbing. and they dipping 2,020 was due to the pandemic, and my concern is what garrett was just talking about, is what was the mental health support going on and why we talking about teams before the age of 18 here? because puberty blockers can have long-term side effects that were not totally sure of. the sound bite that derek showed about saying this is just political which i would like people to consider that the united kingdom, which tends to be left leaning with the national health service banned this. you're not allowed to have agenda affirming surgery under the age of 18 in the u.k. and that is recent, so there's so much going on but then there is legal battles going on in a t

siegel.ou for joining us on that breaking news, having just received that statement from the attending physician there in congress regarding mitch mcconnell's condition. we wish him well. thank you. >> john: thanks, doc. >> we prayed over our house before we left. my kids, we got three kids, my wife and i, we prayed over the house. >> sandra: floridians picking up the pieces after idalia's destruction. we are live in the town where the storm made its first landfall as folks there assess the damage. with 32 years in the navy, i know personally what it means to be deployed and how much we want to put down roots when we come home. as a veteran, you've earned the right to apply for a va home purchase loan, with no down payment. with the newday va loan, you don't have to save up to move up. helping veterans buy a home of their own. that's what we do. from newday usa. welcome home. that new neighbor is hot! that's my husband... it's the inspire implant. he's not struggling with cpap anymore. all th

marc siegel.. >> absolutely, john, and what i worry about the most long-term is the mental health issues of being uprooted and having to go back. but we are seeing with this storm some immediate effects will have a lot of impact in terms of displacement. power outages up into georgia, hospitals are being evacuated as you know in the area. tampa general staying open but have to build a big wall against the water so thank god they'll be there, a level 1 trauma center. when you are uprooted, people forget to take their medications and they may be lifesaving medications. a lot of problems with insulin in previous hurricanes and here, hurricane ian caused a lot of that. and if you are running or evacuating, you can get injured on the way out. you can hit things. you know, especially if you are under storm surge conditions and waters, and power lines down mean a lot of electrical damage, and in the wake of the storm, john, you are going to see a lot of infections because the waters themselves get contam

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doctor marc siegel joins us. it was you that alerted me to the story in the first place.ind it ironic that the reversing the rule so did the damage in the first place because they want their money, have audit. >> that is the place to start a really great take to the tune of $300 million viewers need to know if they get over 95% of kids coming to school the state ponies of $300 million, they lose otherwise right now the below 90% how are they going to get there when they started a pattern of kids being at home with remote learning. in 2020 and 2021 they were one of the last school districts to reopen we were howling about this on the show in 2021 they kept the schools close even after they have the vaccine because the teachers union said all the teachers are vaccinated what are we going to do. no focus on the kids whatsoever. one more point we were also screaming on the show about the socialization issues that they will be behind in math and english and worried they would not interact with each other if they wore masks all the time and not wearing them properly by the way

david: doctor marc siegel joining me now.ired shot didn't we decide as nation the covid vaccine mandates were terrible. >> yes, you actually put the emphasis on the part of the sentence from the president that i want to also, there is a lot of research going on for new coronavirus universal vaccines or nasal vaccines, a lot of that got shifted back to flu by the way with hiv and other viruses, rsv because the impetus from the government went away, they're not consistent so now they say they want to give billions to back-to-back research. i'm all for that but the sentence required or recommended for all americans, mr. president you don't even have a vaccine you're talking about yet and you're talking about required or recommended that is the whole problem with public-health messaging coming out of this administration, before the science is even there, the ready to mandate, you have a right. >> mandates and the big question is lockdowns is it conceivable after all of the negative information that is come out about the negativit

doctor siegel.nor doug bergen injured his leg when playing basketball with staffers yesterday. the campaign says it is unclear if he will be able to stand at the debate. we are monitoring this update with more as soon as we get it. lauren: he just got his moment. stuart: a moment. lauren: on the stage, may be sitting. in the headlines. we hope he is well. stuart: check futures the wednesday morning, heading towards "the opening bell," not much change. a little bit of green. we will be back. ♪ what if you could make analyzing a big bank's data... no big deal? go on... well, what if you partner with ibm and red hat, use a hybrid cloud solution to connect data across clouds, then analyze all that data with watson. okay, but this needs to meet our... security standards? yup. compliance standards? mm-hmm. so they get the insights they need... yup. in real time... check. ...to make quick decisions? check. aaaand check. that's the solution ibm and a global bank created. what will you create? ibm. let's cre

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he needs siegel because having siegel in uniform helps link and win the german-american vote. there's a lot of german-american voted that time. having been butler an important command helps secure lincoln the support of new england democrats or former democrats who might vote for lincoln. so ben butler's important, too. and this leads to where i can dismiss these subsidiary campaigns and say they're not going to do anything much because both guys performed at the level we've come to expect from political generals. thus both subsidiary campaigns were complete failures. butler didn't take richmond didn't take petersburg. got his command a bottled up in the end of a peninsula between the james and appomattox rivers and that was that the confederates were able to contain him with minimal force and detach the rest of their troops to lee ziegel also failed in the shenandoah valley. so these two subserior campaigns that had the potential to help grant a lot. you know, they're out. so now it's going to be all on grant. and the army of the potomac which he is not commanding, but he is

marc siegel. doc, thanks for being here.did you see with senator mcconnell's freeze again today? >> bret, i saw a freeze. and we in medicine we use the term called the deferential diagnosis. i have to tell you at the top of that list and, again, i haven't examined him and i don't have any background on this except i have talked to people in congress and in the senate, would be parkinson's' disease because that in its later stages can give you a freeze and it can also explain why no one around him in these freezes is panicking and saying this could be a stroke. this could be a seizure. it could be those things, too, by the way. but, again, then you would rush him into a immediate treatment and analysis. you would do mri or eeg to see if it's a seizure. it if it's parkison's you already know about that and somebody diagnosed that clinically by doing an examination and treatment helps by the way. again, i'm not saying that's what it is. but i think what is really striking here is that alarm bells didn't immediately go off among

marc siegel, i was told by a doctor friend of mine and he was very clear, dr.xamined mitch mcconnell. so it is always difficult to make a diagnosis. certainly you got to get inside. you got to get pictures and radiological studies. but there was a report that he had fallen prior to the first incident and his guest was maybe he suffered a subdural hematoma and maybe now having posttraumatic seizure. is that a possibility? or what do you think is the likely culprit here? >> well, listen, sean, first of all, the nechaev -- h of the senate is 62, approaching medicare age. and some of the risks that comes with the stagnation of our political class is, you know, having these, you know, cognitive declines. and, you know, it is very sad watching mitch mcconnell, senator feinstein, even president biden as they are starting to struggle. and whether, you know, watching mitch mcconnell today, i will be honest, it was very sad as a physician but also as a human watching him. he was clearly struggling. he was lost for thought. he was trying to hold himself up. it seemed like

marc siegel. that stuck out to me, immediately what he had to say is about a new vaccine, org will work on new vaccine, one that works. what that says to me that is an implied the last vaccine didn't work why would he say when that works? >> is trying to allude to the idea there's a lot of research that has been going on for years now about a better vaccine. about one that is universal. here's what he doesn't realize which is shocking, there's not a lot of progress has been made lately been targeted top experts all over the country have no idea what he's talking about. and i don't think he does. by the way, already the word mandate without even knowing what vaccine you're talking about he's arty mandating it for all americans. how do you make that jump? that leads to the other point you are making, mandate is a big public health word. how about science? where is the vaccine we do not have it actually. >> are we going down this path again? there's a lot of suggestions we are headed back toward ther

liz: so good to see you, my friend and i thought that interview with jeremy siegel which we will putculous, he said long-term investors should not sell. there is no possibility of a default. [closing bell rings] liz: he feels this market will continue to do very well and the economy looks good too. major averages closing off the lows of the session. the dow fell as much as 404 points. down 345 now. ♪. larry: hello, folks, welcome it "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow.

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now, yesterday as stocks tanked wharton professor jeremy siegel told "the claman countdown" nothing to see here. >> it is ridiculous, liz. the fed can always pay off the debt. the fed can print the dollars to pay off the promised debt. so there's really no possibility of a default. liz: siegel's an economist and a brilliant one, but what do real world bankers who need to lend and refinance personal and corporate loans think? vice chair of bnp paribas usa, the u.s. tuition of the world's fifth -- division of the world's fifth largest bank. your gut reaction to how the markets reacted to the fitch downgrade and how you are conducting your business in light of that. >> there is no real news as it relates to the, you know, debt, sovereign debt versus gdp ratio here. and it is the absolutely our views that over the medium term any administration will have to continue to master and navigate this complex situation. however, as you just highlighted, we've seen mixed results, you know, from the marketplace which i think very short term i don't think it will have a real impact on the stability o

siegel. c oni don't know. >> i didn't go to a public school so. >> i'm sure i got this wrong,e but i thought there were seven wonders of the world. nowere thet and i don't remembert re the grand canyon, which is pretty spectaculamembr. ther. >> i've been there as being one of the seven. do it you know? but apparently joe biden does talk about telephones.s >> he's old enough to have known alexander graham belolwnlr apparently. >> look, there's a very serious point to to make here. and we all sort of laugh at there's some people think somey that he's inat h a significant mental and physical decline. i actually don't think it's sad at all. i think this is infuriating that the country is in this position where we have a president of the uniteositiona states commander in chief who is not only justte completen out to lunch and demented, he's always been a corrupt hacke . now he's a corrupt hack with dementia. so this countr's ay is in a very precarious position. joe biden is a national security thr

seems to be, because i don't think that that actually means a new inflationary spiral. >> professor siegelf how the stock market has been digesting all of this, it seems as if there was great comfort that we were headed for something aproximating a soft landing in the economy and very quickly that turned into wait a second, maybe the economy is reaccelerating, maybe a little too quick, maybe rates have to go higher on the long end and can stocks handle that you could say that the stock market needed a pullback because of the run it had before this anyway how does this play out it seems the economy can handle means we might be looking into next year for saying do we have to check off growth, does the fed have to do more or will rates themselves tip us into a downturn >> well, mike, one of the basic things we teach in economics is that real interest rates are very linked to real gdp growth you were talking about that earlier quite correctly. the acceleration of real gdp growth means higher real interests and, therefore, higher nominal interests for any given rate of inflation. why is that no

joseph siegel, his director of research for the african center for strategic studies at the national defense university in the u. s. he explains why he things general and game of a through the government and good on. it appears that this time that the main motivation by general grandma is really to seize power for power sake. initially there was thinking that with the announcement of the crew, just after the election results were released, indicating that the president bongo had yet again, one which was, which was defying the information we had seen from independent pools. yeah, the sense was that the, maybe the military was going to step in and help to ensure a clear democratic transition to the right for the elected leader. who would have been that opposition leader, uh, albert, or whoever, you know, all the indications since or that really this is about the military opportunistically. uh, taking advantage of the uh, defense towards president bongo and really seizing the moment to take power for themselves to the co into boeing is one of several such military takeovers in recent ye

. >> another point that "wall street journal" makes, a quote from wendy siegel, we live in a differentnnected to parents 24/7 that stops. that is part of the problem, the stupid phones children are connected to them and parents, encourage it by yelling, well you didn't return my text, i yell if they return a text too quickly. >> we're hard on kids they are addicted to devices, their parents give it to them, any parent that sends their child with a phone to summer camp, why send them to camp at all, all of a sudden, they are in an uncomfortable situation, not making friends they go on-line at night and get satisfaction from click and likes. >> maybe the parents don't trust adults. >> that could be true. >> blame the parents. >> do your home work, but giving kids, you have to be careful, giving kids a phone is like give are them crack cocaine. >> there are addictions. >> dang, it's the same. >> sleep away camp because he like the summer. >> all right. coming up next. elon musk is putting his money where his mou his -- mouth is with high his free speech. ♪ ♪ if you need some love tonight

i want to bring in doctor siegel because this has become a health emergency, this is how the new york it, it creates a political emergency, lawmakers must act. >> that's an op-ed i wrote because i feel strongly about this. chris is right, there's all this back-and-forth between the mayor and governor and nobody wants to spend the money or take 20 million a month to put people over on directors on it but where's the fence? chuck schumer says don't bring border protection agents from north canada down to the south and saying i don't want verbiage but then he gives verbiage. the feds are not provided the solution, where's the president? it's not just new york city problem, i agree with curtis, sanctuary city, come on, come all. shelters are completely full. there's nowhere for anybody to go but the streets. then you bring a shower company from laura to give showers to people for 20 million and i'm most worried about diseases. i talked to mark lamb, sheriff on the southern border said we are worried about tuberculosis, measles because there's no way to make sure people get vaccinated agai

debilitating conditions not only a humanitarian disaster but public health crisis so we invited doctor marc siegelin us on the ground. >> we don't know their health situation, they are not screened. one example, there's a problem with tuberculosis because people take over the antibiotic and get rid of it and people are coming in the united states with that, stds and syphilis viruses and flew but the bigger problem is they are coming and without healthcare, no sanitation, nowhere to sleep. >> as you witness what is happening, this is just one example. medially, what comes to mind as i the impact to new yorkers? >> i think we already had a problem out of the pandemic democrats carry disease and we will see more and more, the more people on the street who are homeless. >> these are babies you are seeing, what sort of things should we be on the lookout for? >> let's start with dehydration. coming and going, today is not a particularly hot day but it's been hot. not enough clean water and if you drink dirty water, bacteria, disease spread hand-to-hand and everybody is up with it. >> twenty-four hours a

. >> we have a report featuring siegel, a well-known financial analyst and he made important points,g changes, nothing is done until the debt crisis actually arrives. rates go straight up and economy goes straight down. i think the man's got some points. >> i think he's got a great point. as an elected reader for our country, i want to stave off the debt problem before it becomes a crisis but with got to sound the alarm and let fellow americans know how serious it is and what it will jeopardize in terms of the economy and our quality of life in this country and that's not easy but more now than ever because of the spending induced inflation and cost of living crisis and the pain people are feeling, not just families but small businesses and job creators, all of this is waking people up to the fact that fiscal policies and monetary policies and their nation's capital are affecting their pocketbook, job participation is low for prime age working males especially. we are in a bad spot, people are waking up to it but that's part of the job, bring the public along and make it a friend of.