we'll ask jeremy siegel in just a moment when he joins me live. we could wait for that conversation today. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. another favorable inflation read. the dow back above 40,000, and it is holding there, right around the highs of the days, too. tech was briefly leading, but there's been a bit of a selling. financials the top group out of s&p. we'll watch that closely, too. that takes us to our talk of the tape, whether its time to add stocks, as that trade gets more attractive. jan hatze, nice to do you. good to see you, scott. >> we're good on this front, now we have to get our sights on the labor market, make sure that hangs in. >> that's right. we get 14 basis points for core pce our baseline is 125 basis points. if you see a stronger report that we got a week and a half ago, no further increase in the unemployment rate and, you know, claims consolidating in the sort of 230,000 range or so, yeah, i think that could give you 25, but 50 is possible. >> what happened a week ago monday? a pag

siegel, we are all fans, i can't speak for everybody, safe to say it.atement on him retiring from touring, for all of his fans. as you know, steven's voice is an instrument like no other. he spends months tirelessly working on his voice to where it was wh before his injury. we saw him struggle. possible. you can only imagine the that my steven tyler side trying to make him better at it just sounds like they are putting out a statement for dr. siegel, to your point, that you can't recover from this. >> i think the fracture heals but i don't think the scarring and that is a problem performing at that level. we are all rooting him on. he is 76. we are rooting bob dylan on over 80, bruce springsteen over 70, many examples of great performers into their 70s and even 80s that are still hitting it out of the park, and he was certainly one of them, so this is a big loss to music and to all of us, but i think it is not necessarily the fracture which is getting all the attention, but according to the doctor, it is probably the scarring from all of that wear and t

marc siegel. dr. siegel, good morning to you. >> steve, how are you?posed to come on my radio show. he calls in sick. i thought i wonder what's the matter? i didn't know and i had to fill a spot so i called cdc's lead on west nile virus. aaron staples. dr. aaron staples top epidemic neither of us know that tony had west nile virus. absolutely coincidence. and he had fever, chills, and body aches, but no neurological involvement. receive receive we hear about moss kit quit coburn illnesses all the time. dr. fauci, knows how to protect yourself, if he wound up with it, it just goes to show you how prevalent it is. how do you make sure that you don't wind up with it? what do you do other than a lot of bug spray? >> by the way, doctors are sometimes the worst patients. who knows if he knows what we're about to say or if he follows it. but, first of all, most of the cases, 80% are asymptomatic. you don't even get sick from them. there has been a thousand case as year for a i will who. per my cdc expert. what do you do to protect yourself? do you wear bug sp

siegel what about this drug. this ketamine. how this case fits into all of the user in the country? >> it's very similar to pcp or angel dust which people are aware about from street use. this has been abused from a street point of view also. you should know it is a general anesthetic. in other words, anesthesiologists use this to help put you to sleep but they are monitoring blood pressure very carefully. it can slow breathing. it obviously makes you stupors to the point where you don't know what you are doing and if you are around a pool that would explain what happened to matthew perry but here's the key thing. the drug lasts for about four hours and the last time he had an officially sanctioned treatment for his depression, and with depression and anxiety by the way it gives you a dissociation so you go outside of yourself and hopefully when you reenter your body in a sense you are feeling better. that's a lower dose and the last time that was given was a week and a half before. so it is clear this is a licit use. it is cle

marc siegel joins us. steve: these numbers will troubling. essentially what it says somebody born in 1990 is two to three times higher to have the risk of cancer than somebody our age. >> dr. siegel: and, also, there is enormous increase from 1920 to 1980. so, it keeps going up. and this is a huge study. lancet public health looking at 23 million cases from 2 2000 to 2019 before the pandemic. and it's showing as you just said an increase in death from colorectal cancer. increase in death from liver cancer, just as importantly increased incidents of breast cancer. of colon cancer, of major cancers and pancreatic cancer which i cannot do anything unless it's too late. i think it's obesity. you look back at 1990s, and 12% of adults were obese. now 40% of adults, american adults are obese. they are also having to -- we are all having way too much ultra processed foods. that is an issue. alcohol gone up during the pandemic. it's toxins. it's chemicals, and it's weight. inflammation in the body leads directly to

max siegel with families for safe streets says that as a father, this incident is enraging parent. >> this is this is the worst nightmare. police did not give any details about the driver who hit and killed the child. but the department says the driver is cooperating. this is what if you're more that violence san jose and with the road fatality rate outpacing the murder rate in the city, he says something must be done. people are treated like a highway and it's a city. it's a local city street and bikers like sean pierce says he's had way too many close calls. it kind of rough out here. how can people run what i've become a time a car hit about iowa and i found the bike. >> he says the ongoing deaths on san jose's roads are a problem with dying may be broken. and until we find out more about what happened on tuesday and learn more about the life taken. >> max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down place traffic cones placed errol, streets down. he says something to make his kids and others feel safer. >> before it's too late, you complain that our kids are. >>

marc siegel is here at the latest on this.wise to run like noaa liles did with the symptoms of covid? >> is no. and for a number of reasons for and the olympian there is an egyptian fencer who has been fencing seven months of pregnancy. i talked to a top expert harvard who said that is actually fine. it is not a risk y but there are two issues here with liles. one is he putting himself at risk? and two, is he putting others at risk and three is the committee of the people to decide that. i think the doctor in charge, gloria who i interviewed last week before this happened is terrific. i think she probably should've been the one to make the decision. physician to patient. but i will tell you there are two things wrong with this. first of all he has a history of asthma and he was having symptoms. he had a fatigue, he had cough with that asthma per there's also as you know from covid a risk of myocarditis. especially with this extreme exertion on 200 made it was she would've won handily without the covid. the second thing you've

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marc siegel. see you later. thanks a lot.ics are almost over and i think they've been a wild success. that's my opinion. it was a shining example of a global event that worked. that's my take at the top of the hour. and by the way california guy steve hilton, he'll respond because the next olympics will be held in los angeles. new polling shows kamala harris has much greater support among blacks than trump. that's a reverse of the trend. leo terrell on that, next. ♪ choose advil liqui-gels for faster, stronger and longer-lasting relief than tylenol rapid release gels. because advil targets pain at the source of inflammation. so for faster pain relief, advil the pain away. with so much entertainment out there wouldn't it be great... ...if you could find what you want, all in one place? show me paris. xfinity internet customers can enjoy the ultimate entertainment experience and save on some of the biggest names in streaming, all for just $15 a month. get the fastest connection to paris with xfinity. stuart: okay let's check ou

there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool is you can see if you take hat off and i put my glasses on. there's quite a resemblance. let's see if we can. let's let's see if we can get a little closer on that and we'll let that happen. why did you write a book about your uncle? is this a tribute? well, you could call it a labor of love, right? well, what would a general audience out of this? well, there's a lot of it's a story about a motivational story in many ways, because clarence gougeon was born dirt poor in alberta, canada, and he kind of became, you know, like a lot of these people like ben franklin, a lot of the othe

there's some incredible stories here about him with mickey cohen and bugsy siegel and people like that. so it's quite an interesting book. i think my perspective, but it's all in now, basically in the story excuse me, this is all, in his words, what we did. my wife and i, joanne, who's an english professor, we took all of his private journals and we compiled and edited and reduced it to 500 pages to tell his own story in his own words. and we got lots of photographs and stuff like that. and what's really cool is you can see if you take hat off and i put my glasses on. there's quite a resemblance. let's see if we can. let's let's see if we can get a little closer on that and we'll let that happen. why did you write a book about your uncle? is this a tribute? well, you could call it a labor of love, right? well, what would a general audience out of this? well, there's a lot of it's a story about a motivational story in many ways, because clarence gougeon was born dirt poor in alberta, canada, and he kind of became, you know, like a lot of these people like ben franklin, a lot of the othe

a viva and keith siegel were kidnapped from their home by hamas during the october 7 attack on israel. she was freed after 51 days of captivity, but her husband, an american citizen, we're talking about keith siegel is still being held by the terrorist group hamas released video of keith siegel back in april well, it was the first time in months that he it was clear that he was still alive at least then of eva segal is running us right now. viva, first of all, how are you doing? >> thank you so much for having me and hamlin doing, i'm doing my heart and my body and my head and everything of me is oh, foot bringing keith and hostages home. and that's what i'll do. all the time. i try and talk to anybody that will listen to me. so thank you for listening to me. and i want to tell the world stop was stopped was innocent people get killed and get hooked. and keith and 150 hostages are still in gaza. and it's so cruel to leave them it's not human and us as humans should not allow people to go through what they've gone through. i was an unknown what they're going through. >> are you confide

we're going to discuss that with jeremy siegel who will join us. apple and nvidia reportedly in talks to invest in openai and would join microsoft and thrive capital in what is a significant funding round, value that company at over $100 billion. shares of dell are up in the premarket. the company seeing its ai server sales soar by some 80%. >>> let's start with that market reaction to the pce as we head into the final trading session of the month. wilf, looked like it more or less came in, in line so to speak. >> absolutely in line why the market reaction is pretty muted. 2.5% year over year, the expectation was 2.5. the core fractionally better than expectation, 2.6% year over year. the forecast was 2.2%. i mean the bottom line of this is clearly that inflation is not going to be a factor that stops the fed cutting at the next meeting in a couple weeks. a rate cut is coming, priced in. you could get a jobs number to alter the size of that next week. if it's weak, maybe 50 basis points. at least 25 seems priced in and you're not saying much market

>>max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down.ce traffic cones play strapped parents to slow streets down. >>he says something to make his kids and others feel safer before it's too late. we complain that our kids are. >>or what are watching too tv or to spend too much time on their phone. we want them to go out and play and this is the environment that we created for them. >>now the city of san jose does have a vision 0 task force set to come up with plans to make the roads here in the city. much more safer. that includes narrowing the wider roads here and creating more stronger bike lanes. now, there is a project slated to happen here on lee avenue, but it's not happening here. it's happening on a section of road more north of here reporting here in san jose jacmel kron 4 news. >>a man has been arrested after a canine helped an officer finds 70 pounds of crystal meth. chp sharing this picture of the drugs. they say they found inside the man's car in santa clara county near casa de fruita. officers say the estimated street value

let's bring in rachel siegel for the washington post., we have jackson hole and the all-important speech by chairman powell on friday. how much can powell say without tipping his hand too much about what's coming down the pike and leaving room for decision making? >> powell is just exceptional at the balance. he uses his jackson hole speech to zoom out of it and give a high level forecast for where the economy is headed and sharp diagnosis for the inflation fight. the challenge this year is not only recap that progress, but give as clear as a signal he is going to give moving into september. you mentioned different remarks from various bank presidents. he will set the tone or expectation for what we will have in september or maybe later on in the year. with the caveat that he wants to leave the door open. there's a lot of data still to come and he will not put himself in a corner by any means. >> you have experts say you cut for two reasons. you cut because inflation is still rising or -- not cut. inflation has fallen to your target or b

max siegel with families for safe streets says that as a father, this incident is enraging parent. >>s this is the worst nightmare you have. police did not give any details about the driver who hit and killed the child. but the department says the driver is cooperating. this is what i hear more of that violence in san jose. and with the road fatality rate outpacing the murder rate in the city, he says something must be done. visibility is poor. the speed is is much too high in both directions. fever, tree, like a highway. >> and it's a city. it's a local city and bikers like sean pierce says he's had way too many close calls >> it kind of rough out here. how can people run what i move racing up and down come a time. a car hit about iowa and i found the bike. have to fight a curve. >> he says the ongoing deaths on san jose's roads are a problem with dion made me feel. broken and until we find out more about what happened on tuesday and learn more about the life taken. >> max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down. >> if this was hitting the 30th murder in san jo

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doctor siegel is with us, good morning to you, we could use a little humor this morning because werea stock market selloff, i'm going to bring this a new study in the high school yearbook photo could be linked to your longevity. individuals who rated as least attractive have shorter lives compared to the more attractive peers. i'm looking for something a little lighthearted, i found it. you're looking grim. >> first of all this only took place in wisconsin, the question is is in social science and medicine, only wisconsin where you have to be good looking, i don't know but they followed over a thousand people over many, many years and they found that those who were good-looking in the yearbook ended up doing better than job prospects they did better in terms of living longer and less stress. you know what it means if you have a silver spoon people treat you better like you and me, were former models and we get and treat incredibly well. stuart: in all seriousness, your self image is very important to how you live out through your life. isn't it. in the real headline isn't whether you

marc siegel and criminal defense attorney mark eiglarsh coming up. >> how much does it bother you that vice president harris might soon for political reasons start to distance herself from your economic policy? >> that was a short time ago on the south lawn. a short time from now president biden and vice president harris will appear on stage together for the very first time since he dropped out of the presidential race and endorse harris to be at the top of the ticket. hello and welcome, i am bret baier. >> great to be with you brett. i'm gillian turner and washington. sandra and john are off today. this is "america reports." the president and the vp will be sharing the stage in maryland coming up to address the eco economy. there is reports that may say that harris might not be on the same page as a president. >> bret: telling axios that she wants to abandon by its economic agenda but just listen to harris in her own words. >> all that is called bidenomics. [applause] it is a term we are very proud of, i must tell you because it bidenomics is working. it is working. we are very proud

max siegel with families for safe streets says that as a father, this incident is enraging parent. this is the worst nightmare. police did not give any details about the driver who hit and killed the child. but the department says the driver is cooperating. this is why you're more that violence san jose and with the road fatality rate outpacing the murder rate in the city, he says something must be done. people are treated like a highway and it's a city. it's a local city street and bikers like sean pierce says he's had way too many close calls. it kind of rough out here. how can people run what i could come a time? a car hit about and i found the bike. >> he says the ongoing deaths on san jose's roads are a problem with dying, maybe for oath. blocking and until we find out more about what happened on tuesday and learn more about the life taken. >> max siegel says the city can do something now to bring deaths down to place traffic cones placed rules to slow streets down. he says something to make his kids and others feel safer. >> before it's too late, we complain that our kids are

we heard from jeremy siegel, we need an 75 emergency basis point cut.ow do you stay calm, relaxed, collected? >> great question. not easy. the more times you go through these things, the more times you have to decide if any of the fundamentals have changed or if everything you believed remains true and in this case things are on. two weeks ago now we basically had the perfect storm in terms of reaction to the labor data we got which was concerning, definitely concerning. some retail numbers at that we got. we had the extraneous, exogenous event of warren buffett selling apple and it allowed people, especially in a thin summer where europe was already on vacation and the u.s. was going there to really create a narrative that worked for a few days. here's the problem and you pointed to that $3.5 trillion number, even with that amount of number that has gone into the market, there are still trillions remain on the sidelines. those trillions of dollars are largely in the hands of people like you and i, of individual investors whereas institutional investors

marc siegel. i've so many questions about ketamine. for a couple of reasons.o talking treatment for ptsd and things like this with psychedelics like a ketamine. matthew perry was using it reportedly therapeutically to get off other addiction. so first about tell me a little bit about ketamine which in the past was certainly villain eyes a special k. today people treat with a little less taboo. >> make no mistake about it, will. and good morning. that the drug is used for general anesthesia to put people to sleep and to keep them asleep. it's got a lot of issues with it that make it something you really have to be an expert at. it can cause your blood pressure to skyrocket. it obviously makes you lose consciousness. to get dissociated, come outside yourself. this type of side effects and at very high doses can affect breathing are why you really want an anesthesiologist dealing with this in an operating room setting or a hospital. now, it is been used more recently because of the disassociated quality we talk about. euphoria can help people with severe depressi

i was surprised to see siegel come on ---er is me siegel say we need 75 emergency cuts and that seemed a little extreme to me based on what i'm seeing from the data. i'm seeing enough corporates that you talk about uber and there are enough things going okay for big-dollar companies and i'm not seeing some implosion and i see some eroding in the consumer and we saw verticals and auto, housing, retail restaurants to be more concerned and the sell side estimates are too high. they have to come a notch, maybe two notches lower and i don't think it's, like, hit the panic button and it's, like, let's turtle up. >> of those that were calm, cool and checked was rick reader of blackrock, and he said, look, this presents a pretty good opportunity. i want you to listen to what he said yesterday and most importantly what he was doing and looking at. >> part of what makes this an interesting market is there's some stuff to do. there are some things to trade because markets are overshooting in a bun ch of places and you look at the move today, there are opportunities across these markets where we'r

>> i think both comments from both ron and jeremy siegel are actually valid, but to me what it speaks of is, i think the markets, and i think economists are no longer willing to deal with data dependence. i think they want a fed that's more forward looking because that makes them comfortable the fed could respond if conditions deterioration. i think that's the kind of language i'd like to see disappear as we're data dependent so that by necessity they'll be very late. so, i'm not -- i think it's encouraging to see the sort of pushback. >> when you say the concerns from mr. seigal are, in your words, valid, you're suggesting you agree that the fed needs to come out and make an emergency cut between now and the september meeting? >> i don't think the fed needs to make the cut. but i do think the fed should, in their playbook, be willing to be forward looking to respond to financial instability. and i think that that's not language that's been evident in the fmoc meetings or the press conferences and in the minutes. so, i think it's -- i think it's in the right direction. >> there's the

siegel says 75 today and then 75 in september. sure, we have got to get the rates normalized.t is unfortunate that the economists at the fed and on wall street are ignoring the elephant in the room and look, you know, you talked about the, and i will say this to you, charles, we have men each other for decades. this reminds me of 1997 when hong kong blew up. they attacked the peg and then 16 months later we had long-term capital management crisis in wall street that almost took out the six or five largest prime brokers. this is the beginning. the risk that your viewers should take is this, if nothing changes with respect to how government's view the deficit situation, and how powell and the fed that are completely and totally disconnect, if they don't change, then you have got to put financial crisis on your bingo card and that is something that we need to be honest about. charles: right. >> and i really wish that the conversation would be more frank and honest about the massive mistakes that the federal reserve is making right now. charles: i've got less than a minute to go.

marc siegel. doctor, you have been down in texas and talked to the hospital.t uncle sam's. >> exactly. steve. this isn't california where med-cal will cover. this texas is 5 million uninsured: 1.4 million out of that 5 are people who aren't there legally. the majority migrants. and patrick mahomes is scratching its head. 50,000 illegal migrants in el paso. and they are clogging the hospitals. they are clogging 89 healthcare system. we in medicine have a rule. you can't turn anyone away. you shouldn't turn anyone away. so the hospitals go broke covering the karen of illegal immigrants that are coming into this country. so i think abbott is right. you may see this as a beginning, steve, of a debate that goes on nationally between harris and trump. because there is a different approach to how we cover healthcare here. in new york, also by the way, illegal immigrants can get conch. and that really undermines the healthcare system in terms of conch for people here illegally. >> steve: indeed. since the olympics wrapped up yesterday, there was something that happene

i don't think like jeremy siegel suggested, you need a 75 basis points intermeeting cut. the fed should provide reassurance to the market. the nikkei crashed, down 20%, gone from 161 to 142 in matter of a month and that has created this disruption in financial markets that type of which i would analogize to 1997, 1998 where there's a crisis of sorts going on within markets that fed should probably step out and assuage some fears and cut in september because i do think they're behind the curve. >> didn't they do that this past wednesday? it's only monday. jay powell last wednesday basically set the table for cuts coming in september. called what's happening in the labor market a normalization. here we are saying they need to come out and say something again? >> i would say in the wake of what's transpired over the last 48 hours in financial markets what we don't know is who is blowing up and as sure as i'm sitting here when you see a carry trade like this blow up in size that may have started overseas and come to the united states, borrow money cheaply in japan and buy tec

wharton school professor jeremy siegel says the fed is behind the curve.uite optimistic taking a bit more of a negative view this morning. >>> first, crowdstrike firing back at delta after the outage costing delta millions. you have to see what they said about all this when we come back. >>> plus, as we head to break, check out the biggest losers on the dow. you are looking at apple, intel, ae amazon and nike in extended trade. apple off 8% in the pre-market. we're back after this. no. how am i going to do this? welcome to the mdy mid-cap cup, presented by state street global advisors. today's challenge is to play 9 holes without the middle of your bag. how does that sound? that sounds terrible. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ - custom ink helps us motivate our students with custom gear. ♪♪ we love how custom ink takes care of everything we need, so we can focus on the kids. - [narrator] custom ink has hundreds of products to help you feel connected. upload your logo or start your design today at customink.com your record label is taking off. but so is your sound engineer. yo

last night, when the delivery came in a siegel to come up with a fish. so you end up running after them took a good idea that a w and we've had his gum, the restaurant suspects now sick and tired. if the wings thieves. but i know no, you know, even unless he goes accounts on the trash bags holding all the fluid scratch on it, if they can't open the bags and then drag them right across the street, you know, but that runs on a southern sofa. all attempts to expend the beds have been in vain, but now the phone connie re romani bed control service has arrived on the scene. when it comes to driving away, the trouble makers prolong away into harris's whole car in high demand. see goals have been bothering the guess on the rooftop terrace. if the hotel parentheses go for weeks, the only day or is simple. got beyond the, i mean if you got a goals, become afraid because there's a predator nearby that could harm their young and you don't get false unless they don't they sense it's not a safe place for their young and leave the area every single downloads on us to

uh did i won't it, but often host gosh marco siegel, vinny from the venice institute of marine sciences is researching the lagoons eco system. he says the frequency with which most a is being used has not yet had any major consequences. but this could change if the lagoon is separated from the sea more frequently and for longer periods of time the time. okay, so i'm going to sorta see it couldn't be that at some point. we'll have to decide whether it makes sense to maintain the lagoon as a salt water lagoon or not that oversee the long closures interrupt the cycle between the sea and the lagoon, which is fundamental for venice. and we're all open to them. you know, it's what creates the lagoon floor southerners, which determines what plants and animals can lived there. advocate. we're going to face the tough decisions because they could understand the future. whether to save the lagoon or the city, the nations would ideally keep both the sun marco is the lowest point of venice and the 1st of blood work is currently under way to rates the square. the going to my buddy now were raised to

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the stade de france, and as always the us dominates so many of these events. joining me now is max siegel is so good to have you on the show because track and field in the us is such a big deal. but if i may ask you, first of all, an amazing performance by someone from st lucia. someone who trained in the university of texas. that collegiate system of bringing up athletes really does work in america, doesn't it? , ., ., ., . ~ ., it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing _ it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job _ it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the - it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the city - it? first i want to acknowledge their amazing job the city is . it? first i want to acknowledge i their amazing job the city is doing with this event. our collegiate system is such an important part of our development of our world—class athletes and has such a huge impact on the sport globally so we could not be more proud of the colleges and universities which work so hard to get our athletes ready. such and universities which work so hard to get ou

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we'll ask jeremy siegel in just a moment when he joins me live.day. in the meantime, the scorecard with 60 minutes to go in regulation. another favorable inflation read. the dow back above 40,000, and it is holding there, right around the highs of the days

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max siegel, the ceo of the usa track and field, told us more about the us system to promote exceptionality is doing with this event. our collegiate system is such an important part of the development of our world—class athletes and has such a huge impact on the sport globally so we couldn't be more proud of the colleges and universities, the coaches that worked so hard to get our athletes ready to compete on a stage like the olympic games. fist ready to compete on a stage like the olympic gamec— ready to compete on a stage like the olympic games. at such an important s stem, olympic games. at such an important system. isn't — olympic games. at such an important system. isn't it? _ olympic games. at such an important system, isn't it? for— olympic games. at such an important system, isn't it? for bringing - olympic games. at such an important system, isn't it? for bringing up- system, isn't it? for bringing up people from all over america but as we have seen, from all over the world. �* , , ~ we have seen, from all over the world. �* , , �* ~' world. absolutely. and i think even in the un

marc siegel is on the phone with us. why would someone need ketamine prescribed to them? >> ketamine is general an steti. anesthesiologist uses it to put someone to sleep. it is used in emergency rooms and needs high quality of skill. with matthew perry, first thing eyebrow raising was amount of k ketamine is eshg 85 lent to general anesthesia. how did he get that amount? second thing you use it for, you can use it to treat depression and anxiety, break a cycle of severe depression for someone like him that was a substance abuser, that is what it was being used for. that has to be monitored closely. ketamine causes confusion and paralysis and terror, hallucination and seizures and sedation and lots of cons consciousness. last thing you would want to happen if you are near a pool or potentially going swimming. the whole situation had a feel from the beginning. >> bill: read this from tmz, last therapy was week and a half before his death. the ketamine was not doctor prescribed. does that lineup with your thinking? >> exactly lines up with my thinking. someone or group of p

marc siegel says he himself questioned how and where perry got the level of ketamine found in his bodyn he passed away. more details are coming out. we're working the phones and keep you updated on this breaking news. dagen? >> dagen: thanks, matt. [crowd noise]. >> dagen: anti-semitism front and center in new york city last night. protesters sparking chaos after a rally for vice president kamala harris. she was not in attendance. also connected to anti-semitic protest. another ivy league president is out. columbia university's president stepping down months after anti-israel protesters took over the campus for weeks. at the same time, there's large scale demonstrations scheduled next week after the democratic national convention in chicago. more than 150 groups from across the country plan to be there. nate foy is live in new york city on what we saw yesterday. hi, nate. >> hi, dagen. the nypd took 14 people in custody. you just saw some of the riot that developed here last night after a protest inside the restaurant. this happened after an unofficial campaign rally for vice president

max siegel, the ceo of the usa track and field, told us more about the us system to promote exceptionalevelopment of our world—class athletes and has such a huge impact on the sport globally, so we couldn't be more proud of the colleges and universities, the coaches that worked so hard to get our athletes ready to compete on a stage like the olympic games. it's such an important system, isn't it? for bringing up people from all over america but, as we have seen, from all over the world. absolutely. and i think even in the united states, people fail to recognise that our system benefits our athletes globally so we could not be more proud to contribute as a country to the development of these athletes and the collegiate system plays such an important role in that. how much pressure is there, do you think, on team usa to get the job done in track and field, given the job in the pool was a bit disappointing this year? you know, last night, swimming had an amazing night. we are focused on our game plan. we're here to execute. we have 47 governing bodies with amazing athletes here, so we're r

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