sorry, weet, -- i'm would be safer if our data was in europe or in some places in canada. they have much tougher laws that do not permit companies to even collect your data without your consent. there are other countries that have way tougher privacy laws in line with what americans expect. arkansas, good, morning. what about when somebody goes into the emergency room - [inaudible] drug andt give him a he might be on another drug they don't know about. [inaudible] as a psychiatrist, how do you feel about if you had a cocaine addict as a patient? guest: that's a great question. example of being unconscious in an emergency room and all your records have to be opened -- as a physician, i ran an emergency room and i guarantee you if you are unconscious in an emergency room, we will pick your pockets and call your mother, we will call anyone we can to get any information about you to save your life. the highest duty of a physician is to save a life. privacy gets pushed aside in that case. but one of the things that is important to understand about somebody unconscious in the em

sorry, weet, -- i'm would be safer if our data was in europe or in some places in canada. they have much tougher laws that do not permit companies to even collect your data without your consent. there are other countries that have way tougher privacy laws in line with what americans expect. arkansas, good, morning. what about when somebody goes into the emergency room - [inaudible] drug andt give him a he might be on another drug they don't know about. [inaudible] as a psychiatrist, how do you feel about if you had a cocaine addict as a patient? guest: that's a great question. example of being unconscious in an emergency room and all your records have to be opened -- as a physician, i ran an emergency room and i guarantee you if you are unconscious in an emergency room, we will pick your pockets and call your mother, we will call anyone we can to get any information about you to save your life. the highest duty of a physician is to save a life. privacy gets pushed aside in that case. but one of the things that is important to understand about somebody unconscious in the em

weets from members of congress reacting to what is happening in ukraine.orts of ongoing violence, ukrainian government must respect democratic rights of its citizens. says i remain deeply concerned about violence in the ukraine. read his statement there. levin, we call on all sides to take steps to de-escalate the situation. rush, calling for peace in ukraine at a chicago rally. from members of congress tweeting about the situation over the most recent day. paul virginia, independent. caller: two comments. the guy that called about the climate change and saying look at where the people are coming from, the deniers. let's look at the opposite side, the ones who are saying climate is changing and it is man-made. let's look at the money they get. the majority says that we are the ones doing it, the scientists are getting my from the government. host: jim, alabama, republican caller. caller: good morning. i think hillary clinton has her twouch, other than terms in the senate, has been forced on the american public to do her husband -- due to her husband. she h

sorry, weet, -- i'm would be safer if our data was in europe or in some places in canada.they have much tougher laws that do not permit companies to even collect your data without your consent. there are other countries that have way tougher privacy laws in line with what americans expect. arkansas, good, morning. what about when somebody goes into the emergency room - [inaudible] drug andt give him a he might be on another drug they don't know about. [inaudible] as a psychiatrist, how do you feel about if you had a cocaine addict as a patient? guest: that's a great question. example of being unconscious in an emergency room and all your records have to be opened -- as a physician, i ran an emergency room and i guarantee you if you are unconscious in an emergency room, we will pick your pockets and call your mother, we will call anyone we can to get any information about you to save your life. the highest duty of a physician is to save a life. privacy gets pushed aside in that case. but one of the things that is important to understand about somebody unconscious in the eme