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siegel, it is fascinating this was over free speech.d elon musk even wanted him to come back formerl. he's got his own thing going, and this is working for a former president trump. >> dr. siegel: absolutely. what is the stark market based on? it is based on excitement, on an idea that maybe there is an alternative to the tried and true, somewhere else, right? and the comet, one of the comment that was made, that is not what is happening. that would mean, by the way, pump up the stock to sell it and sell it off. this seems like a real excitement that would drive the stark market gnomic stock market and taken as an expert on this. but it is an alternative to one dimension. >> harris: you know, emily, i think of the type of period we've had where attorney general letitia james salivated at the thought wiping away trump's legacy. the names and brass and gold all around the city of new york. this is a legacy point she can't erase that. >> emily: the lies, what a vendetta this is pure to win have you seen conviction out of attorney general o

and of that, there are stories that siegel stole a million. just call them that -- were convinced he was pocketing the money. schumacher: june 20, 1947, siegel is assassinated in beverly hills, california. and not 15 minutes later, other people are at the flamingo, saying, "we're in charge, bugsy's out. we're in." and the flamingo becomes one of the iconic hotels on the strip. and from then on, it was full speed ahead for the mob. zoglin: the flamingo hotel was the first hotel to really go after big, big-name entertainment. the mob people loved mixing with stars, and so they would shell out the money for them. you know, i walked out to the slot machine, and i put $11 in the slot. and what do you think came out? the manager. ha-ha! zoglin: they got jimmy durante to open the hotel. they had martin and lewis. they had the biggest entertainers in america. geran: the entertainment in the '50s in las vegas was centralized. where, in la, you might have someone play one time, las vegas had them coming in back to back. you can see four people at one ti

marc siegel. dr.kayleigh: i'm reading about this this morning and get to the u.s.a. piece and get to the author at the bottom and dr. marc siegel so you know a lot about this. and you are brilliant. you spoke with a lot of experts and you point out that the cdc, you spoke to someone there. it's admissible for a migrant to come into this country with a communicable disease yet the cdc shared with you they don't track migrant status. so how do you not let an alien in if you are not tracking status as it pertains to disease. >> you actually have that exactly right. as you know back in the trump administration, robert redfield put in title 42, which meant that if somebody was going to bring in communicable disease it wasn't just for code but any highly communicable disease they would be sent back. measles is the most contagious respiratory virus on the planet. liberally if you are not vaccinated and you come in contact with it 90% chance you are going to get it one out of five kids end up in the hospital.

siegel, thank you. we looked into that story mentioned by our previous guests about 100 illegals attacking security guards near chicago. we haven't been able to confirm it, if we do, we will bring it to you.

siegel, thank you. we looked into that story mentioned by our previous guests about 100 illegals attacking security guards near chicago. we haven't been able to confirm it, if we do, we will bring it to you. now, coming up shifty shift in a statistical tie with a republican? steve garvey, the man who can disrupt that dopey dem senate run is next. stay there. ♪

siegel, thank you.ed into that story mentioned by our previous guests about 100 illegals attacking security guards near chicago. we haven't been able to confirm it, if we do, we will bring it to you. now, coming up shifty shift in a statistical tie with a republican? steve garvey, the man who can disrupt that dopey dem senate run is next. stay there. ♪ ♪ no. ♪ -no. -nuh-uh. ♪ yeah. oh. yes. ♪ oh yeah. yes. isn't this great? yeeaahhhh!! ♪ yeah, i could do a cartwheel in here. oh hey! would you like to join us? no. we would love to join you. ♪ ( ♪ ) my back got injured very bad. i was off work for about a year. i heard about relief factor from my wife. i took it every day, three times a day, for three weeks. look at her and i said, "the pain is gone." and she said, i'm glad it helped. i said, "no, you don't understand. it's gone." you, too, can feel better every day with relief factor, a daily supplement that fights pain naturally. call or go online now for our 3-week quickstart, just $19.95. i'm katie po

marc siegeling. dr. siegel, let's begin this baseline fact, ketamine is legal.esology, correct? what was its original use, and what has that translated and morphed into now? if. >> it's a psychedelic, liz. it affects the brain and the gather receptors, causes a dissociation, happiness. it's technically a psychedelic. it was around for 50 years first as a horse track tranquilizer. they a found a use for it in anesthesia a because it can put people to sleep without affecting their breathing much, but it does increase blood pressure, it does affect the heart and has a lot of short-term side effects. for recently it's been used for depression to break the deep cycle of depression because of those receptors i talk about in the brain. so very, very, very astute and well-trained psychiatrists can use it intravenously to break the cycle of depression kind of like shock therapy. studies have shown that that works. but as usual, it gets -- the genie gets out of the bottle, and it starts being used recreationally everywhere. over a million people using this at a various do

we will ask experts, including jeremy siegel who will join us to weigh in. in the meantime, your scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. nasdaq is the pain point as mega cap names faced more selling pressure as the nasdaq 100 off by more than 1% for much of the day. alpha -- apple and alphabet has been bucking the trend. look at the semi index, getting smoked, often more than just about 3%, that is the smh, big names are facing selling pressure. broadcom is down. marvell is down. that is after its own earnings report. this takes us to talk of the tape, bubble trouble, whether the one soaring semis are in danger of a bigger pullback. it is good to have you back, starting to watch what is taking place in this market. nvidia, a $100 intraday move. almost 10%. what do you make of it? >> i was joking earlier, maybe somebody went to close -- too close to the sun. they are up 70% year-over-year. nvidia is up 80% year to date. i don't worry much. core businesses were not good for marvell. i think that weighs on it. people are looking at nvidia getting awfully

siegel is going to talk about this. the psychosis that goes along with cannabis use with young adults and the mental impediments that come to kids who use drugs is very real my concern, laura, we used to be a christian nation. we used to have morality. and the fact we are sliding into this payingism we are pushing abortion and drug use so people are to your point numb and dumb is outrageous. more people have to stand up and push back against these ridiculous policies. >> laura: dr. siegel i think you and i and a few others have been on this issue for a long, long time. we are not very cool sometimes when we are on this issue. but i'm thinking of the good people of kentucky when with andy beshear there. and i'm thinking how can they think this is a good thing as sean just alluded to. this study that recreational cannabis used by linked to expression and suicides and suicidal i'd situation. why is this in any way something we should be encouraging right now with all the other problems we have in society or is that the poi

marc siegel. dr. siegel, good morning to you.and that's a good thing. when should women start screening for cancers and what sort of tests should they be asking for. >> as you said this is very important that she came forward. very big public service. consciousness and awareness raising for young women. women should start with cervical cancer screening at the age of 30 or earlier. i mean, pap tests over two or three years. make sure you don't have hpv which is a human papilloma virus. you want to get vaccinated against that when you are in your teens. that's hugely important. the number one cancer of women is breast cancer. 240,000 cases per year. people might say kate middleton is 42 years old. we are starting to see cancers in younger and younger women. you our own nicole saphier one of the top radiologists? the country insists on screening breast cancer 40 and above. use mammograms. ultrasound in the 40 to 50 decade. >> carley: are these things patients should be asking for or typical when you go to the doctor they say now is

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siegel. thank you.and by the way, we lookewestor dls that story mentioned by our previous guest, about 100 been illegals attacking a security guards near chicago where we haven't been able to confirmab t . but if we do, we'll bring it to you. now, coming up, shifty chef, rel a statistical tie with a, republican, steve garveythe ma,n who could disrupt that gop down the senate run. >> that's next. welcome to fox nation, where history is held sacred. in one night, they showed the world that free people could rise up against power. and heroes can shine. pilots are laser focused and determined to perform without excuses. a place where we look to the future. i was determined to be out there and toast to our past a history of the world in six classes. this is fox nation, where all of america's stories are told. sign up and start street today. >> garth brooks, blake shelton . carrie underwood. zac brown. reba mcentire. >> they're all from oklahoma. and that's where our next big giveaway is this lake house in po

siegel, appreciate it.ank you. >> thanks, john. >> john: and point out again in the next hour, chloe cole is going to join us why she thinks every state should follow the u.k.'s lead and ban puberty blockers for children. sandra. >> sandra: interesting discussion there. nassau county executive is standing by in order to protect female athletes in sports. bans biological males from playing on all girls teams at county run facilities. new york attorney general and the civil liberties union threatening legal action. c.b. cotton, how is this county responding? >> hi, sandra, nice to see you. even though the fate of who can play in women and girls sports here on the courts may come down to the court of law, the nassau county executive tells me he stands by the ban. >> biological males are traditionally bigger, stronger and faster. that's why there's a wnba, why there is an nba. we need to protect women, make sure the competition is fair on a level playing field and safe. >> the nyclu filed a lawsuit on behalf of

siegel we don't know exactly what the abdominal issue was.owever, that area what what kind of cancer would you suspect off the top of yourh head? >> yeah, sean, first of all, i want to point out that dr. shot by our diagnosis every day is a great, great radiologist, and she knows how hard isae istg to deliver that news. and our hearts have to go out here for princesis celts kate ar what she's facing with the young kids in terms of what thist shg with is, i agree withr that the word preventive chemo is really a good new h s, that it's likely been entirely removed and they want to make t back. doesn' i spoke to the head of medical oncology at nyf u who, thinks two it's one of two things. she's a rich guy and cancer like ovarian cancer,hing where you're looking for a cyst and when you remove it, it end s up being cancerous, but you get the whole thing and then get r she had an underlying bowel condition like crohn's disease, which a lot of people have said you could find it on a routine colonoscople have couldy is shg that. unless she has an inf

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marc siegel is standing by with medical analysis. first to stephanie bennett outside of buckingham palace but what is the latest there? >> yes the princess revealing she has been undergoing chemotherapy and some of the early stages now. but of course the royal family can often be tightlipped. so widely and also openly. now of course this also squash some of the rumors and speculation that been circling over the last few weeks. >> tests after the operation found cancer had been present. my medical team and therefore advised i should undergo a course of preventative chemotherapy and i am now in the early stages of that treatment. most importantly it has taken us time to explain everything to george, charlotte, and louis in a way that is appropriate for them and to reassure them i'm going to be okay. >> the details remain very limited paris stew do not know the type of cancer what stage it is in. you may remember in january she undergone upland of successful abdominal surge at the time they believed her condition was noncancerous. furth

marc siegel with us. this is a discovery process, invalue, right? >> it's very exciting.ain to help you differentiate the different disorders that you were dimension -- diseases, par parkinson's or even obsessive compulsive disorder. it also goes through the center-front of the brain, something called the base ill gangly ya. all three of these disorders involve this area. with parkinson's, you're not making enough dopamine which is the neuro-creme call -- chemical that you need. if you could figure out exactly the pathway that this goes down, not the area of the brain, but the exact pathway, and you stimulate it, you could actually produce more done mean and get back on -- dopamine and get back on track. preliminary if results from the same study looks very good. and to the point that lauren was making before, guess who i think is going to be involved next in this? probably neurola link and -- tour tour rah rah link and elon musk is going to say, hey, let's use a brain and artificial intelligence to direct this. and by the way, one more thing about musk, i say to lauren h

siegel. >> this is a disaster. almost a billion people worldwide.ot to admit some of this is socioeconomic. you know, some people, if they can't afford, to are eating carbohydrates and cheaper fast foods. people who can, they are not eating enough vegetables. not drinking enough water. the most important thing is, they are not exercising enough. did you snow that the cdc found that over a quarter of people in the united states don't do any alicia activity. healthy people found more like a third. if you exercise in the morning, frank, your hunger goes down for most of my parents. for most people. then you drink water and then you eat smaller portions. again, water, smaller portions, more vegetables and exercise will all decrease weight without using those famous substances everybody is using now is owe ozempic, wegovy, they can be avoided if you can do a lifestyle change. >> ainsley: so much chemicals in our food. chicken not organic the color is totally different. >> completely agree. that may be the biggest problem of all. processed food. chemicals

marc siegel will share insight on what we need to know. a special message this palm sunday. >> today is palm sunday and our prayer series continueses with the reading of prayer from the hallow app if you would close your eyes and bow your head, and join us in prayer. lord, today we remember your entrance to jerusalem the crowds greeted you like royalty waving palm branches celebrating your arrival just a few days later, the same crowd was cheering crucify him. and demanding your execution -- we aren't very different from that crowd. we also reject you as quickly as we praise you increase our faith. help us stands firm with you and never abandon our beliefs to fit in with the crowds. come into our hearts, let us remain close to you even when the world abandons you. oh jesus we surrender ourselves to you take care of everything. amen. we thank the hallow app throughout this entire easter for this opportunity have a blessed palm sunday. lord, you know what's on our hearts. you know where we struggle. you know where we need to be pushed. help

commissioner siegel. yeah.arification by, uh, city attorney on, on whether we can make the change on the resolution, on the amount to be accurate or, or, uh, i, i'd just like to have an opinion about what is correct at this because we want to make sure that this all works. so that's all. good morning, commissioner. um, deputy city attorney christopher. tom, i think the question is really whether there was any change and what was publicly noticed. so if we could get a clarification on that and if it turns out to be that only time is being requested to be added to the contract, then that doesn't change. uh there's no need to modify the noticing. uh, it seems like perhaps there was just an error in the staff report in which case there's no noticing problem, and you can proceed with the approval of this item as proposed. um, if i may. so from from my understanding, uh, public works has you can you can you can modify up to 10% without coming to the commission. so um, i, i agree that there was a mistake, but the reso

marc siegel.> ainsley: they can't afford to house all of these migrants so they are evicting them. the problem is this one shelter the pillsen migrant shelter has so cases. >> they have 11,000 mig migrantn homeless shelters in chicago. 2,000 on the street by the end of april problem lauded to it's busy being spread to other people in the shelter who never got vaccinated against measles because they were busy rushing across the border. you don't stop for a shot, do you? >> ainsley: right. good pointed it's not just chicago though. new york city. 65,000 migrants in homeless shelters intended for only 90,000 total in denver 40,000. both cities are putting limits how long you can stay in the shelter. you end up potentially spreading diseases i look at public health emergency. it's tuberculosis, it's influenza, sexually transmitted diseases and also hepatitis and also malnutrition. people aren't going to be put out on the street and suddenly going to be able to take care of themselves. >> ainsley: your

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marc siegel, a fox news contributor. seangeaugh o, first off, that lh of hers, comma always sounds high to me. but seriously. well, this really blunt trump's momentum. okay. . don't think that'sbad pun. i think people care more about the economy. they care more about their prospectbut yos, jobs. >> but you should aspire as a leader to say, you know what? i want people lookjo a f a job. i want them to have a family. i want them to be self-reliant as to i want them depressed, i want them high, and i wantl tm to build to control them sho through policies that get people hooked on drugs. we should weul for aspire for gb than drug use. and i'm sureout th dr. siegel'sg to talk about this. but the psychosis that goes alonyoung with cannabis use with young adults and the mental impediments that come to kids who use drugo uss, it's very re. and my concern, laura, justsed really quickto b, is the fact that we used to be a christian nation and we used to have moralityfact w and the fact payn that we're sliding into this paganism wh

marc siegel and here with chloe cole.hour. >> harris: this is out, report that claims jill biden's top aide has been a me too nightmare. he still considered untouchable, according to "new york post." anthony burnall has sexually harassed people for years. first lady considers him her work husband and kept him safe over the years. unknown sources told post this, i have heard him say inappropriate things about people's sexuality. it was a lot of inappropriate remarks. one summed it up this way, classic me too. burnall is denying the claims and chief of staff dismissed without an investigation, calling them unfounded attacks. a former official calls it alarming and a quote from him, it is widely known anthony's behavior is unacceptable and to have a senior staff dismiss it like that tells everyone in the building that behavior is okay and won't be looked into. if you can have the white house chief of staff come to your side, that shows your influence. where are we on this? i would say everybody in the constellation of his ba

doctor mark siegel, great to see you. what is your take on this? it is not a weight loss drug, it's for diabetes. that's the point but everybody wants it. charles: you know i will say as a physician you know well that i want to consider larger portions, what they are actually eating, how much they are drinking, whether they are exercising, are they doing comfort for eating, once you get lifestyle maximizing your exercise regularly these drugs are the first weight loss drugs we have seen that are huge homeruns. i admit that but as you said, they've been used for diabetes for many years and the first thing that happened is there's a huge shortage of those impact for diabetics who need it desperately especially those who get it to for, they get sugar under control and they lose weight. how does the drug work? ozempic delays gastric emptying, you mentioned lily is cashing in. eli lilly because you are not seeing as much of a shortage, it works like i just said but on top of that, gid causes your pancreas to make more insulin. you make more insulin you

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. >> next question, we have jim siegel from nasa tech. >> hi, thank you for taking my question.ng us this morning. i think this is a question for pam or shelley. can you tell us how nasa predicts the path of the eclipse ahead of tin this case across nh america. how is that done, exactly?n. we have our scientists that wor. they have been known for a while and they come in cycles that are mathematically able to tell whee earth and sun just right so you get the shadow cast. and based on that orientation of etthe sun, m■8n, everything, we can make the band predictions. and then nasa uses the lro, the lunar reconnaissance orbiter, and the data that was studied there to make that map even more precise because we now know the exact peaks and valle o you -- e are able to tell you how far the eclipse will project onto the earth. >> thanks. now we have alan boyle on the phone from ekwire. -- from this question would rele to the webcast of the eclipse. can you provide any more on what views it will be coming from, any other activities, live activities? qz■a base of operations for what nasa

commissioner newhouse siegel is present. warren post here. chair. post is present. gerald turner is not here, paul wolford present. commissioner wolford is present. fatty zarb, i believe, is on his way. so with three members present, we do have quorum for the public works commission. public

marc siegel. thank you so much. stand by. we want to get to the former baltimore police commissioner and get your take. on our show we haven't heard from you yet this morning. your reaction to this press conference, what you heard. >> really sad. thanks for having me. my heart felt prayers and thoughts go out to all the victims. my thoughts is that i was in that seat before and certainly spent 30 years on the job and just get a telephone call that that no matter what rank you are in law enforcement is just really something difficult to cope with. from what it looks like and what it appears, that the police department, law enforcement officials and city and state officials, they jumped on this right away and set up command posts and put divers in the water and did the things, you know, the checklist of things they are supposed to be doing. and this tragic incident is going to have so much collateral damage that you can't even put a figure next to it besides the loss of lives. if you lost a life so far. but it is sad to see thi

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siegel is a professor and fox news contributor.g to take this up at the association of dermatology annual meeting. the problem according to some doctors who have complained about this is the politization of dei programs and a rise in antisemitism. tell us more, doc. >> you know john, i'm agreeing what you just said. politization. medically a basis for some of this, we need more representation in research, more dirt of populations in research, the black community is under served. did you know melanoma, much, much more common in white people, if you have it and you are black you are more likely to die from it, it's harder to see it. does it have to be a black physician that does that, not necessarily. 3% of dermatologists are black, 13% of the u.s. population is black. again, you want the person who can land the plane, especially in dermatology. diagnose your skin cancer, you didn't want someone to miss this. you don't want an easier path in because of their skin color or ethnicity, especially in dermatology, so competitive and the h

. >> next question, we have jim siegel from nasa tech.question.t,i thir pam or shelley. tell us how nasa predicts the path of the eclipse ahead of time? in this case across north america. how is that done, exactly? >> this is a great question. wee our scientists that work on this to predict these paths. have been known for a while and they come in cycles that are mathematically able to tell when we'll pass the moon between the earth and sun just right so you get the shadow cast. and based on that orientation of the sun, moon, and earth and taking into account the tilts of predictions. and then nasa uses the lro, the lunar reconnaissance orbiter, and the data that was studied there to make that map even more precise beexact peaks and vallee moon and we are tell you -- we are able to tell you how far th. now we have alan boyle on the phone from ekwire. -- from geekwire. >> this question would webcast . can you provide any more details on what views it will be coming from, any other activities, live activities? is there a base of operations for what

as one of six americans still being held hostage, siegel family members attended this year's state of the union at the invitation of north carolina senators tom tillis and ted budd. i gladly join in to advocate for keith's release. as a nation, we must stand united in our resolve to defeat hamas and ensure the safe release of all hostages. we will not rest until keith and all the hostages are reunited with their families. thank you, madam speaker, and i yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the chair recognizes the gentleman from virginia, mr. clayne, for five -- mr. cline, for five minutes. mr. cline: i thank the chair. mr. speaker, i rise today to shine a spotlight on the s of the shenandoah valley short circuits from virginia's sixth district. these driven students formed a club which has now gained international acclaim at the electric vehicle grand prix in abu dhabi. thanks to local support and a grant funded kit, these hardworking students emerged victorious in 2023, winning both the shenandoah valley electric vehicle grand prix and the washington, d.c. ele

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. >> next question, we have jim siegel from nasa tech. >> hi, thank you for taking my this is an excitingvent, so thank you for briefing us this morning. i think this is a question for pam or shelley. can you tell us how nasa predicts the path of theclipse ahead of time? in this case across north america. how is that done, exac >> this is a great question. we have our scientists that work on this to predict these paths. they have been known for a while and they come in cycles that are we'll pass the moon between the earth and sun just right so you get the shadow cast. and based on that at of the sun, moon, and earth and taking into account the tilts of everything, we can make the band predictions. and then nasa uses the lro,ce o, and the data that was studied there to make that map even more precise because we now know the exact peaks and valleys on the moon and we are tell you -- we are able to tell you how far the eclipse will project onto the earth. >> thanks. now we have alan boyle on the phone from ekwire. from geekwire. >> this question would relate to the webcast of the eclipse. ca