he was neurosurgeon at stanford whn diagnosed with stage four lung cancer. just to give you insight insight into the caliber of people. medical doctor gilbert e ander, amer professor of ethics. >> that's great. we'll take a final break and come back and tk more. >> hello. welcome back. jennifer, you mentioned paul kyleanthony. that was a book i read. he was a neurosurgeon at . a young married man who got stae 4 cancer suddenly. during his last few months of life, he got treatments which were unsuccessful. he wrote a wonderful best selling book. eve read it. how is he associated? >> paul was one of our first pal ramsey institute fellows. instie runs a two year fellowship where where young men and women from many disciplines, law students, medical students, phd students will apply. paul was in the first group when we launched paul ramsey institute. it was dg his two year time with us that e was diagnosed with stage 4 lung cancer and writing "when breath becomes air." >> a wonderful book, truly movi. you have top notch academics, ml professionals, so on who app

surgical nurse and took online courses aoften studying while i the hospital bed and charmed a stanford neurosurgeon helping her with her homework. her condition worsened at her final semester. >> i said that's not a good idea you're having final fusion the same day a semester starts. she said i can do it. >> reporter: she kept at it even though she couldn't take a final in person class. for no reason she as pir rate into her breathing mask at night and it caused fluid in her lungs. three days later she died without completing the requirements for biology but the school decided she had enough credits for a liberal arts degree and issued a diploma that will be one of her mother's pr prized possessions. >> it's more than a degree. i know everything she went through while getting it so to know how hard she worked and everything she went through and to have it in my hands now, it means everything to me. >> reporter: it's only been three months and anika is mourning the lose of her daughter and grateful for the gift she was given before her daughter going, the wisdom to appreciate every single day of her

and she sees her husband lying naked with a bunch of doctors around him and she is the daughter of a neurosurgeon and immediately knows how serious this is. 's cheeks are ashen he pulls his mask off and says honey i forgot to duck and trying to calm her down and she immediately understands what has happened. for the rest of her life actually so that there is in some other treachery waiting for him. but then to understand that and did not have the same kind of grounding that the president did. and then when it was revealed with the astrologer and the woman she barely met in person and then to not make sense of it but to understand this is a woman who is desperate. and then to get yourself some feelingfi of control and then she becomes from there on out. and there was want the president to be out there touching people so i was told that the secret service agents whenever we were concerned about something come all we had to do was go to listen —- mrs. reagan and it would go our way. shifting gears as first lady has done choosing a cause to embrace that was the high drug cost in this issue over tim

the original video is from last september when the president and renowned pediatric neurosurgeon doctor jill invited spoke at a middle school about the pandemic. well, joel spoke to the students he just sniff them. but he did not leaveve because f an ice cream truck with the edited version somehow force reuters to take time away from hard-hitting journalism to fact check it quote, altered, this video has been digitally edited to include ice cream truck music. that got a fact check rights or if you're gullible enough to think that is real you justea might be nicolle wallace. and that is not a joke so no need to fact check it. d why don't we sit back and see with the like the unedited one. on mayor, and chancellor, you know, thank you for joining us as well. and for families across the country, this school year, and always has the emotions. [laughter] [inaudible] [inaudible] [laughter] [laughter] tires, i told you this is the greatest segment ever. [laughter] fact checking memes. >> i honestly feel the ice cream edit is better. [laughter] it is. >> what you want? hungry grandpa or wanderi

ben carson, neurosurgeon and former trump hud secretary. dr. carr son, you grew up in a single parent household, worked your tail off to get where you are. what kind of message does this send to kids who were in your position at one time? >> well, it's a horrible message rachel. thanks for having me. first of all this is not helping the inflation situation. secondly, it's clearly unfair to others who have worked very hard to pay off their debt. you know, i borrowed a total of $1,150 when i was at yale, they had an option you paid back not according to what you borrowed but how much money you made. so i paid it back multiple multiple times. and once i got on the board, you know, it was one of the first things i worked to get rid of because it was unfair. and that's really the issue here. this is supposed to be a country where we have liberty and justice for all and yet now we have this plan with the debt cancellation, over $500 billion right there, loan for bairns another 15 billion, income plan another 70 billion, the amount keeps going up and

she is the daughter of a neurosurgeon. she immediately knows how serious this is. her husband normally ruddy cheeks are just action. it pulls his mask off and says honey i forgot to duck a pretty he's trying to calmer down. she immediately understands what happened. it really does sort of -- for the rest of her life actually she is never sure whenever he steps outside white house or steps outside home there isn't some other treachery waiting for him. i think it is really important to understand that. and what that left her with. because she did not have the same kindse of grounding in religious faith that the president did. and so, when you come to layer what is the most sensational uncontroversial chapter s of that's our time when it is revealed she has been relying on an astrologer, a woman she barely met in person, to help determine the president schedule, it does not make sense atof it. but you really can understand this is a woman who is desperate. she is a grasping onto anything she can find, to get herself some feeling of control. and by the way, she becomes

sees her husband lying naked under a sheet with a bunch of doctors around him, she's the daughter of a neurosurgeon, she immediately knows how serious this is, her husband, normally ready chiefs are just ashen, tries to pull his mask off and says honey, i forgot to duck, he's trying to calm her down, she immediately understands what happened and it does sort of, for the rest of her life, actually, she is never sure whenever he steps outside the white house or steps outside a home that there isn't some other treachery waiting for him and i think it is really important to understand that, and what that left her with because she didn't have the same grounding in religious faith that the president did so when you come to whether it is the most sensational and controversial chapter of her times when it is revealed she had been relying on an astrologer, a woman she barely met in person to help determine the president's schedule it doesn't make sense of it but you really can understand that this is a woman who is desperate, grasping onto anything she can find and have some feeling, a very good friend and

jill, you know, the noted the tv actress neurosurgeon who discovered a cure for hemorrhoids when joe accidentally sat on a stack of bingo chips, he invited his son hunter to fly along. not sure hunter really needs a plane to do that. so there he is with joe getting ready to leave. i think we have tape of the actual flight with hunter. yep. frankly, we've seen better behavior on the lolita express. by the way, he's not the only free loading family member who enjoys free trips on your dime. pelosi's son also accompanied her on the recent trip to taiwan, you know, the trip that almost causeded a war. she wants us all to believe even though she and her husband have business dealings there, that's just a coincidence. that's like hunter and joe saying they just go to china for authentic come pow chicken. nancy says her son was there as her escort, to which hunter said, dam, that's even too kinky for me. but i guess she's trying to save face. [laughter] >> greg: what's the point? no surprise, though, she's down to the last three that she keeps in the fridge. every time she reaches for a pin

the original video is from last september when the president and renowned tv actress neurosurgeon dr. jill biden spoke at a middle school about the pandemic. well, jill spoke to the students, he just sniffed them. but, no, he didn't leave because of an ice cream truck. but the edited version somehow forced reuters to take time away from hard hitting journalism to actually fact check it. altered, this video has been digitally educated to include ice cream truck music. finally though they got a fact check right. but if you're gullible enough to think that's real you might just be nicole wallace. and that's not a joke so no need to fact check it. why don't we sit back and see what the real video was like, the unedited one. >> mayor bowser and chancellor farabee, you know, thank you for joining us as well. and for families across the country, you know, the school year, gosh, it's always brings this mix of emotions. [laughter] [cheers and applause] [laughter] >> greg: tyrus, i told you this is the greatest segment ever. fact checking memes. >> tyrus: i honestly feel the ice cream edit is b

she even charmed a stanford neurosurgeon into helping her with her homework. but her condition was worsening when her final semester began. >> and i said, that's not a good idea when you're having spinal fusion the same day the semester starts. she goes, i can do it. i can do it. >> reporter: she kept at it, even though she was never able to take a single class in person. but a few weeks before graduate, tragedy stuck. for no known reason, she aspirated into her breathing mask at night and it caused a reaction that filled her lungs with fluid. three days later on april 27th, she died, without completing the requirements for her degree in biology. but the school discovered that she did have enough credits for a liberal studies degree, so they issued a diploma. that will always be one of her mother's prized possessions. >> it's more than just a degree to me because i know everything that she went through while she was getting it, and so to know how hard she worked and know everything she went through and to have it in my hands now, it means everything to me. >>

we did some follow-up imaging after the decompression by our neurosurgeon here who did a fabulous job. the mri really is very, very encouraging. we don't see any residual injury. again, that's an image, an important image, but what's really most important is easton and to follow him closely to make absolutely certain that his recovery is up in every possible way. >> doctor, thank you so much. i appreciate your time and easton's family for being willing to let you share this. so far, knock on wood, good news with everyone. thank you. >> thank you. >>> next, officials are cracking down on two california men who are allegedly behind billions, billions of robo calls. we fit your standards, with no-compromise quality and a lifetime guarantee. bath fitter.r. it just fits. visit bathfitter.com to book your free e consultation. if you have age-related macular degeneration, there's only so much time before it can lead to blindness. but the areds 2 clinical study showed that a specific nutrient formula can help reduce e risk of dry amd progression. ask your doctor now about an areds 2 supplent.

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