♪ >> ainsley: it's 7:00 a.m. on the east coast. it is friday, it's june 7th. this is "fox & friends." the suspected long island serial killer rex heuermann now being charged with two additional murders. charged with that case. thought there could be more. >> we are not stopping. we talked about we were going to look at all the bodies on gilgo and look at. >> gilgo beach. >> yeah. look at all the bodies beyond. we have to follow the evidence. >> brian: wow, hunter biden heads back to court for day five of this federal gun trial as his dad, the president, weighs in from france. >> will you accept the jury's outcome, their verdict, no matter what it is? >> yes. >> and have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> steve: meanwhile, a lot of fun for this summer friday. christian artist brandon lake is going to perform starting in one hour for the all-american summer concert series. and janice dean is joining us from saratoga ahead of the belmont stakes. so, ladies and gentlemen, hour two 6 "fox & friends" starts right now. and, remember, mornings are better with friends. >> brian: get dressed. ♪ fox news alert right now. president biden is meeting with ukrainian's president zelenskyy in paris. as ukraine looks for more support against the latest russian offensive. >> ainsley: once that wraps up. president biden will fly out to an historic site in normandy, to deliver a speech on the importance of defending freedom and democracy. >> steve: peter doocy is live in pointe du hoc france where it looks like a postcard behind you. >> peter: this might be the most breathtaking back drop for any presidential speech since ronald reagan used it 40 years ago in remarks about the time war that have proven to be timeless. over my s shoulder the lectern s sitting on top of a german bunker that is on top of a 100-foot cliff army rangers on this day 80 years ago took after climbing up 100 feet. president biden is going to come here to talk about threats to freedom and democracy and at this very minute a couple hours away in paris, is he meeting with a leader whose freedom and democracy are being threatened, volodymyr zelenskyy. >> people have been incredibly brave, never given up. never stain -- never -- never even yielding. and it's impressive. i have announced six packages of significant funding. today i'm also signing an additional package for $225 million to help you reconstruct the electric grid. > >> peter: president biden kept d-day remarks focused on europe and he didn't mention israel. george clooney mad the president went so hard against the international criminal court's approval of a bibi netanyahu warrant approved by clooney's wife amal. according to "the washington post" steve are a shetty counselor to the president to express concern about biden's denunciation of arrest warrants sought by icc prosecutors. the actor upset initial openness to imposing sanctions on the icc because his wife might be subject to the penalties. we don't expect any israel from president biden later on today fry to link this time and president biden's presidency to ronald reagan, which is striking because back home, in an election year, the democratic base is trying to make joe biden bernie sanders. but is he going to show the whole world that he would rather be reagan. back to you. >> brian: hey, peter, i understand tension, this is the highest point of tension between the two countries, zelenskyy and biden since. and i think part of it is the weapons don't seem to be getting to ukraine quick enough. they got the 65 billion over a month ago. is there a sense that there's a problem delivering? >> peter: there is a sense. looking down i'm going to read to you. president biden apologized for the delay in funding. he said you haven't backed down. you haven't yielded at all. i apologize for the first weeks of not knowing what's going on in terms of funding because we had trouble getting the bill that had to pass. and he actually said because of some conservative members who are holding it up. so, typically, politics stops at the waters edge. not in this case as president biden is calling out house republicans for slowing down the ukraine aid that is ready to go and that is now what they are talking about behind closed doors before the president comes here. >> ainsley: peter, nbc was reporting friction in relationship. real frustration that zelenskyy thinks the u.s. is hamstringing him. there is another ukrainian weapons package that will be announced do you have details on that. >> we are waiting for specifics on that. we know a lot of the that friction is because there is going to be a peace summit in the next couple days in switzerland that zelenskyy really really wanted biden to go to. he is here in france this week. is he going to be in italy next week. zelenskyy was just asking him to squeeze in a trip to switzerland at some point while he is in this neck of the woods. and president biden is not going to do it. he is, instead, sending the vice president. so, we know that zelenskyy was publicly upset with president biden for that i'm sure they are hash ago little bit of that out at the moment. but zelenskyy is getting what he wants. is he getting the money and is he getting the weapons. not sure how much friction is going to be left. >> steve: peter, yesterday during the live picture. sounds like the reason the program was delayed yesterday it wasn't joe biden and the white house. it sounds like it was macron who was two hours late. and that kind of screwed up all of their timing for everything we did the sea the first lady and president walk through the cemetery at normandy. after she did that. she got on a plane. she has flown to wilmington, delaware to sit in the courtroom it is presumed with hunter biden today. there is some speculation she could after the prosecution rests their case. she could actually be a character witness for abbe lowell on behalf of her stepson, right? >> peter: surprise trip back to wilmington. who is paying for that? we are told she is going to be back here in france for some state dinner -- the real glitzy stuff that macron is going to host the bidens for tomorrow. it is possible that they just want her back there -- we don't have have it confirmed going to be at court at all. again they didn't confirm ahead of other other appearances. want her there see first lady is here. despite this salacious stuff we are hearing she is a supporter of hunter biden. it is possible that they could call her as a defense witness, which would be extraordinary, but we don't know that that is going to be the case. >> peter, just to tie this in with what we were talking about a moment ago with the untuckit shirts, did you know you and the ceo of untuckit both graduated from the same high school? >> peter: no, i didn't. >> steve: you need more untuckits in your life, he said. >> peter: i don't think i ever tucked a shirt n high school so maybe. >> steve: you inspired it. >> brian: you were ahead of your time. >> ainsley: this must be a great high school. >> steve: martha mccallum graduated from there. >> peter: people walking around nobody's shirt tucked in but academic excellence. >> brian: all right, peter, thanks. let's talk about hunter biden and what we spoke about today. resume, see defense if there is a defense. the prosecution has to feel good about what they have been executing because, essentially they got the guy witnessed him checking the box on the gun form that he got. they have video of haley biden tossing the gun into the dumpster. they got the dumpster with the drug residue. they find out sadly that haley biden got addicted to crack because of hunter biden as if she didn't have enough problems in her life. >> steve: that was all going on in court yesterday. yesterday, in france, the president made it very clear on where he stands for a pardon for his son if hunter is convicted. >> as we sit here in normandy, your son hunter is on trial. and i know that you cannot speak about an ongoing federal prosecution will you accept the jury's outcome, the verdict, no matter what it is. >> yes. >> have you ruled out a pardon for your son? >> yes. >> ainsley: lucas tomlinson is live with the latest for us. what can we expect in court today? >> well, ainsley, we can expect two additional witnesses to be called this morning. a dug expert and an fbi chemist. and again the prosecution is expected to rest its case later this morning and defense will pick it up after lunch. the star witness was haley biden. the widow of the state's former attorney general. of course the son, the other son of president biden, beau biden now. hunter's sister and hunter, of course, former lover. hunter and haley biden were sexually active and did crack together. one day after purchasing that handgun. haley says, quote. why won't you answer my calls. where are you? are you with someone? hunter? yes, bernard, who hangs out at the 7-eleven on green hill in lancaster, i'm now off maryland avenue behind blue rock stadium waiting for a dealer named mikey. blue rock stadium home of the washington gnats. video shows hallie biden the widow of the former attorney general who locked up drug dealers for a living, of course, guys, stashing that .38 caliber colt cofer revolver trash can outside a market a few miles from here. gun hunter had just purchased 11 days prior. here was a photo of that revolver shown to the jury inside the courtroom here yesterday. asked by the prosecutor if it appeared that hunter was using drugs around the time he purchased the gun, hallie said he could have been. but then later on cross-examination, hunter's attorney, abbe lowell asked hallie if she ever saw, ever witnessed hunter using drugs in the month of october of 2018 when the gun was purchased. she said she had not. now, one member of the biden family, the first lady jill biden is expected to be back in court today of course we saw her yesterday normandy invasion in france. jill biden is now back here in wilmington, expected here today. and then flying back to europe to attend a state dinner with her husband, president biden, guys. >> steve: peter doocy asked who was paying for that. could she possibly be flying on bonus miles, lucas? >> not likely and not likely she is flying coach, steve. >> steve: you are absolutely right. thank you, lucas. >> ainsley: thanks, lucas. >> brian: i'm sure secret service has frequent flier number if they ever want to upgrade. that is great point who pays for this? okay i got to go back to see my son at trial. >> steve: it's a lot. >> brian: delta flies to delaware. >> steve: delta flies. >> brian: might be a connection. >> steve: peter flew to where he is i think on united just saying. >> ainsley: hoping one of the jurors sees her in the courtroom and associates her with being the most powerful woman in our country and hopefully exonerates her accept son. >> steve: subliminal message. >> brian: wonder woman got great outfits and got those bracelets. >> steve: between the untuckit thing earlier and the great outfits. >> brian: i might get -- >> ainsley: strapless leotard. >> brian: that's true. only way to fight crime. >> steve: was that linda evans? >> >> brian: no, linda carter. >> steve: linda evans. >> brian: dynasty. >> ainsley: my dad loved her. used to bother me i was 5 years old who is the prettiest woman? not mom? dad, i was really bothered by that? >> steve: sorry it brought that up painful memory. >> brian: we have to get a therapist to put you on this couch. >> ainsley: laughing now as an adult. really bothered me as at 5. problem in relationship because dad thinks this other person is beautiful? >> brian: at least he didn't pick joan collins because she is evil. that season they just fought and they were all dressed up. >> steve: constantly. all right. meanwhile, more on that later. but. >> brian: later? we got to talk about that later? >> ainsley: talk about linda evans later. >> steve: suspected long island serial killer rex heuermann accused much killing these two women it's new. brings the total murders is he charged with to 6. >> ainsley: prosecutors found what could have been the blueprint for his alleged killings on his computer. >> brian: unbelievable this all happened in my town. chanley painter joins us now. chanley? >> good morning, the accused gilgo beach serial killer is charged with six murders spanning three decades. prosecutors say new evidence led to the charge the long island architect for the 2003 death of jessica taylor and 1993 death of sandra castilla, both women were for temperatured and brutalized. rex heuermann's alleged killing spree could go back farther than investigators thought. massapequa park home where investigators found what they are calling a blueprint for his crimes. and all caps computer document that allegedly had disturbing checklists of tasks to complete before and after the murders. prosecutors say one was reminder to, quote: remove head and hands. this new evidence motivating prosecutors to keep trying to connect the accused 60-year-old to more victims. >> we're not stopping. we talked about we were going to look at all the bodies on gilgo. >> brian: gilgo beach. >> all the bodies beyond. sandra can a still la was never on gilgo beach jessica was. our continue. >> prosecutors allege that hairs found on multiple victims belonging to heuermann or members of his household. heuermann a husband and father of two pleaded not guilty to the new murder charges and being held without bond. guys? >> steve: thank you very much for the update. >> brian: ail i know is they are destroying that neighborhood. they shut it down during the investigation. and then -- i don't blame them, they have got find out. they shut down everything. people can't get back and forth. >> ainsley: dug up the backyard. >> brian: everybody wants to dry by and see the serial killer's house. and the amityville horror is only about a mile away. >> steve: the actual house from the movie. >> brian: still there looks exactly the same. >> ainsley: i have got questions about that. so the original family, they all died in that house? >> brian: talking about amityville sold it. >> about a bunch of times. the james brollen family. one person is in jail. now it's been turned over like 15 times. they are still selling it and leaving it. >> ainsley: people want to live in that house. >> brian: beautiful area of amityville. >> ainsley: i see the sign on the highway keep driving. >> brian: amityville really nice. right on the water. >> steve: iconic. 7:15 in new york city and carley joins us now. >> carley: yes i do. more news to get to here, guys. starting with. this amanda knox speaking out after italian court reconvicted her on slander charges after being cleared of her british roommate's murder. she now says, quote: i am not foxy knoxy. i'm amanda knox. did i not slander patrick. i didn't kill my friend. i will come back here as many times as i have to fight against this injustice. i am a victim. prosecutors say the american wrongfully accused a bar owner of murdering her british roommate in 2007. a maryland elementary school is now walking back a notice sent to students and teachers requiring them to participate in the pledge of allegiance. one maryland mom is reacting. >> do you believe that everybody should stand for the pledge? >> yeah. one of the big problems is that our students don't really know they're not standing for the pledge. >> carley: we received a statement from the school saying in part we must allow anyone who chooses not to participate the right to make that choice. a central florida family has defied the odds when four of their daughters were, get. this. named valedictorian in respective high school classes. what a smart family. an accomplishment that is reportedly only one in 11 billion chance, tracy redinas four daughters all graduated from the same high school different years. each of them taking home the coveted academic award. their mom credits their great work ethic. i'm sure that is true. now let's go outside to the mclemores who have some delicious food on fox square. hey, guys. >> hey, carley. we are so excited. john, what are we cooking. >> we have a smoked barbecue nacho bar for father's day. smoked chicken. smoked pulled pork and smoked brisket with all the olives, jalapeños, peppers, all smoked on the master belt gravity fed putting hot dog bites in there feeding the crowd. who is excited, baby? [cheers] >> so we highly recommend it's father's day, coming up next week. go get you a master built grill go to master built.com. an amazing father's day gift and these recipes coming out of our cookbook gather and grill. >> all 15 recipes out of gather and grill. go to where you get books or barnes & noble. you guys are bringing the music brandon lake is going to be absolutely awesome. we are super excited about that back inside to you guys. here we go. >> steve: thank you very much. >> ainsley: y'all, we have major announcement. today is national doughnut day. >> steve: it is. this day recognizes actually the salvation army. >> ainsley: read it now. >> steve: salvation volunteer doughnut lassies, who cooked doughnuts for troops on the front lines world war i. >> ainsley: lassies. >> brian: i would like to know which camera. here with more white house head chef and military veteran chef andre rush and salvation army commissioner ken hotter. welcome to both of you. great to see you. >> ainsley: thank you. >> happy doughnut day. >> brian: what is national doughnut day. do you tingle? >> steve: tingle? >> i do tingle, actually. [laughter] [laughter] >> brian: what does it mean to you? >> it means everything. so it has such a deep feeling about it because people don't know that the doughnut day actually is from salvation army when they came world war i and that's how it became the doughnut lassies and the whole part of it. and then in 1938. they invented -- they created the doughnut day because honor of veterans. that came to a whole meaning with giving and love and support with it. who doesn't love doughnuts? >> steve: one of the expressions we use all the time and i didn't realize until i was doing the research on salvation army. but, you know, we refer to some of the guys from the second world war, first world war as doughboys and so commissioner where is that from? that. >> comes from the salvation army doughnuts. they enjoyed them so much. and they were such a wonderful reminder of home went back and told their mothers and sisters and girlfriends about wonderful fried treats the obsession with the doughnut was born. >> ainsley: we low our love for doughnuts to the salvation army. >> to the salvation army. >> ainsley: thank you. >> brian: ask a question. >> carley: i think this is so interesting you hear national doughnut day and think it's some commercialized things to sell doughnuts. >> steve: certain places are giving away free doughnuts. >> carley: deep roots in world e 1. doughnut lassies go to the front lines cook doughnuts and boost morale. and also the women being on the front lines would boost morale for the soldiers as well. >> steve: got the girls by getting the doughnuts. >> carley: now we get to celebrate national doughnut day. i'm sure this is a good way to highlight the salvation army as well and all the good work that you do. >> i will tell you we are so grateful for chef rush for highlighting the salvation army's relationship not only to the doughnuts but to the military but to everyone in need. it's a wonderful thing and everyone should participate. >> ainsley: chef, you were at the white house which administration? >> the last war, obama, bush and trump. >> ainsley: did any of them like doughnuts? >> everybody liked doughnuts. >> ainsley: who was your favorite? >> everybody loved doughnuts. >> brian: talking doughnuts playing a role in this, obviously? >> no, this is me. i decorated all of these. >> carley: oh you did decorate all of these? >> steve: thank you very much. >> salvation army signs. speaking of salvation army they do so much for the veterans. we are actually going to the va after this. >> carley: that's awesome. >> steve: if our viewers would like to help support you what is your website? >> go to salvation army u.s.a.org. >> brian: are mnuchins once for generations just thrown out and then suddenly somebody said let's keep the hole and make munchkins? >> i don't know that story. i must confess. it makes perfect sense. >> carley: munchkins don't have roots in world war i. just the doughnuts. that came later. >> steve: commissioner, chef, thank you very much for joining us live. >> thank you. >> thanks very much. >> thank you. >> brian: chef, if you don't mind me saying you should get yourself on a workout plan. [laughter] >> doughnuts. >> brian: i'm going to have doughnuts if i can look like that. >> carley: time to make the doughnuts. how much do you bench. >> my pr is 700. >> steve: i don't know what that means? >> personal record. >> carley: personal record is 700? that is amazing. >> steve: five other people. you you could lift the whole couch. >> brian: ken, what's your personal record? >> i think that's private information. 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>> this piece and all the cards in the set game as an opportunity to on board new fans to the game a art a perfect conduit to do it. >> brian: course for john gibson. satchel page and others. why is it important for us to understand what the negro leagues went through and what it was like. >> they were super heroes. cage into the big leagues sometimes after their prime and put up ridiculous numbers. they were winning mvp awards. leading the league in rbis. some guys forget these guys didn't just get into the league. they were super stars. i think that's super important to highlight that. >> brian: that's why site of the all star game. this is going to be airing june 20th on fox sports on fox and on big fox on the network. thank you so much. congratulations on pulling this off. >> thank you. >> brian: great job. steve, take it away. >> steve: brian, thank you very much. tomorrow is belmont race day legendary trainer and four time champion duane lucas is there with his trusty steed seize the gray. he joins janice dean saratoga springs where it's all about the hats, j.d. >> janice: i wore my cowboy hat for wane lucas, right? >> i pukd up on that. but what about the dress? >> janice: got horses. going to bring everybody good luck. >> somewhere in america there is a holiday inn without a bedspread. >> janice: you got me wayne lukas but you and i go back. i know everybody is laughing. you are the only one that can make that joke by the way. the only one. this will be your fifth belmont win tomorrow. correct? with seize the gray? >> i love the way you stated that, yeah. we got four. but they are lucid. we don't just mail them. in it's a little tough. >> janice: it will -- and preakness. have you won more preakness than most trainers. >> preakness is one thing. once that's over this is a high school different animal. --whole different animal. kentucky derby and preakness. more talent on saturday than on the previous two. >> janice: tell me about this beautiful horse. >> well, is he pretty much professional. is he a push button horse. is he a horse that you don't have to do a lot with. he is the real professional out there. he doesn't get keyed up sad ling. you don't have to school him. you could saddle him on union avenue for the belmont. is he really good in that respect. >> janice: do you love that the belmont is here in saratoga? >> i love it. i think it's going to have a special flavor to it. obviously the comm embracing it. unbelievable, they doubled all the prices on everything and we're going to have a great show here. >> janice: i know you are. even with the bedspread comment i still love you the most. >> okay. thank you. i know you are lying. >> janice: ha ha ha. oh, ainsley so much fun in saratoga and toss it back to you. >> ainsley: it is. and you always do such a great job. thank you so much, janice: okay. brandon lake five time grammy award winner quickly become one of the most prominent voices in christian music. this fall you can see him live in an arena near you as part of his tear off the roof tour. but, before he hits the road again, brandon and his wife brittany are joining forces for first ever children's book it's called "little lion lungs" and they join us both now. >> good morning, thanks for having us. >> ainsley: what an honor. i watch sea coast church every sunday when i'm getting ready for my church. when i'm in charleston i go to your church. we're proud of what you have done in your career and god has done in your life. >> all god, blown away. have a ton of gratitude in our hearts for everything he has done. >> ainsley: one of your songs gratitude. i love that your dad was a pastor. you grew up in charleston meeting and sea coast church one of the many worship leaders. >> yes, ma'am. >> ainsley: traveling around the country tell us about your tour. >> tear off the roof tour. one of the songs off my record. coat of many colors. and the idea is we want to go across the country and tear off the roof like that story in the bible. get as many people into the room into the presence of god. we believe there is nothing like the people of god singing the praises of god in the presence of god and know that it transforms lives. going all across the country. we actually just did 20 dates. so good. that was supposed to be the end. and thankful that my wife was like yeah, can you do 12 more. added 12 in october. and arenas all across the country and just so punched and honored to be able to do that and be able to sing these songs and see this many thousands of people come out. and people have been giving their life to christ every single night i share the gospel. >> ainsley: god bless you. >> very rock and roll and a ton of worship. a lot of fun. >> ainsley: effects so many hearts. talked to someone who works on our staff they said they really found music listening through your music and hardest days. brittany tell us about the book. >> inspired by the song gratitude. we have three boys. >> ainsley: a wild house. >> a wild house. and what a better tool to help kids learn about music. what a means to bring a gifts to the king. it's just the heart. brandon has been dreaming it up and we were finally let's do it. it's time. >> like a clothing line i was doodle ling a lion. and so many kids have been coming tout these shows inspired about that in gratitude a lion inside of your lungs. get up and praise the lord. like david did in the bible. bless the lord o my soul. we wanted to create a resource for our own kids realizing it could, with the height of that song, impact thousands, if not millions of kids' lives and teach them what is even a hallelujah mean? we sing that. >> ainsley: i don't know the definition until i read the book praise the king. about this little lion is he trying to find a gift for the king. >> right. >> ainsley: some are bringing gold some are bring a coat of many colors. he doesn't have a gift. is he searching the jungle for this gift. he meets the king and the king says just use your voice. your heart is what god is searching for. it's a sweets story. i can't wait to read it to my daughter. we are excited to hear you sing. you will be out there for the summer concert series. thank you. >> i'm excited. honored to be here. going to make it loud. >> ainsley: we can't wait. thank you. got bless you all. pick up this home little lion lungs. sweet message about jesus. we have a new ground breaking study giving hope to millions with alzheimer's degrees. this is incredible. if you know someone with alzheimer's disease or beginning stages you need to hear this. we are going to talk to the author of that, next. ♪ d before it begins. get all-day and all-night heartburn acid prevention with just one pill a day. choose acid prevention. choose nexium. this looks like an actual farm. it looks cute on the app. [farm animal sounds] ♪ meanwhile, at a vrbo... when other vacation rentals aren't what they're cracked up to be, try one where you know what you'll get. while i am a paid actor, and this is not a real company, there is no way to fake how upwork can help your business. upwork is half the cost of our old recruiter and they have top-tier talent and everything from pr to project management because this is how we work now. ♪ >> steve: listen to this, a new groundbreaking study announced today bringing new hope to alzheimer's patients. the trial revealing lifestyle changes improved and even reversed alzheimer's. one patient who gave up playing the bagpipes at military events because he couldn't remember the notes now says he can play again. >> i had a hard time remembering. i would get confused about different tunes. i was messing up. and the parade, i hardly messed up at all. something that was important to me was given back. >> steve: joining us right now from the west coast is ucsf clinical professor of medicine and author of "undo it." dr. dean ornish doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. thanks for having me. >> steve: this is remarkable. you never hear about anything that can improve or reverse alzheimer's and yet that's what you have found with this study. explain what you did. >> yeah. i wouldn't calling it reversing but i would say that there were improving cognition and function. we did randomized control trial we found the patients who made intensive lifestyle changes. using the four tests we measured improved cognition and function or stayed the same whereas in the randomized control group none of them improved and 68% of them actually worsened during that 20 weeks. >> steve: this is so extraordinary because youner you neverhear about people gettg better. this is for people with mild impairment or early dementia. this is very personal to you. your mother died from alzheimer's and her family as well. when people look look in this morning and say okay what do i have to do. how do you explain what you put this group through? >> well, it's the same lifestyle program that we use in all of our settings over the last 445 years. it's essentially a whole foods plant based diet low in fat and sugar. moderate exercise, both resistance training and aerobic, meditation and other stress management techniques and support groups to reduce essence to eat well, move more, stress less and love more. i think that what our unique contribution over the last 45 years has been to use these very high tech, state of the art scientific measures to prove how powerful these simple lifestyle changes can often be. >> steve: what you noticed with this group is they actually seemed to improve after 20 weeks on the program. the thing about the program, dean, is it's free. it's free to walk around the neighborhood. it's free to change your diet. it's free to talk to your family. >> we designed it that way. all you need is a pair of walking shoes, maybe a yoga mat, spend more time with your friends and family and eat a diet that people generally eat in the third world that can't afford to eat like americans do. having seen the important changes i wanted it to be accessible to everyone. >> steve: surely, because, when you lose your memory, you lose everything. >> it's true. you know, and i saw that in my mom and her siblings. you know, we are memories. and i love doing this study because in many ways it was one of the hardest studies we have done. in many ways one of the most rewarding. at least with things like when we show the same lifestyle changes could often improve heart disease or type 2 diabetes or high blood pressure or slow, stop or improve in symptom says prostate cancer other treatments that work. in the last 20 years, only two drugs have been approved. they spend billions of dollars. one of them got taken off the market recently and the second one just slows down the rate at which you get worse. mostly in men. and has often has side effects like bleeding into your brain or brain swelling. the only side effects change this lifestyle are good ones. we also found there was a dose response correlation between the degree of change in lifestyle and the degree of improvement in their cognition. in other words, in general, more people change the more they improve. that's very hopeful message that can give many people new hope and choices that we didn't have before. >> steve: indeed. you just announced it an hour and 50 minutes ago. people like more information go to ornish.com. that's dr. ornish's last name. ornish.com or check out the book "undo it." dean, thank you very much. i know you are giving a lot of people hope. thank you, sir. >> thank you. thank you so much, steve. >> steve: all right. check it out. ornish.com. all right. coming up, brandon lake performs in the all-american summer concert series on friday's "fox & friends." ♪ who am i to disagree ♪ ♪ ♪ have you always had trouble losing weight and keeping it off? 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