reputation, or my involvement in his death in anyway. because i was very ashamed of the death and also i wanted to ed today tpaoeu travis in a good way. i didn t want to de edify him or say hateful things about him especially now that he had passed away. i didn t want that to be construed as motive, for example if he was violent with me. jon: al arthur we ve already heard what fred spent about this particular response. she spent weeks trashing the guy on the stand. what is your take? he passed away? she refers to him passing away? how about telling the truth for a change and just saying, listen i was scared, i knew i did this, i didn t want to go to jail for life so i lied about it. at least you re being honest with the jury. jurors want you to be honest with them. i mean, i actually kind of like this system, jon, which is rare, it is nothing like this in new york where the jurors are
outside of the hospitals. but the hospitals have to take precautions. you as a person have to take precautions. you know, ask for the shortest dose of antibiotics. now a days we can treat urinary tract infections for three to five days, not seven days anymore. and don t, finish all your pills. don t take family members pills. when you have a cold or flu, tough it out. if you have it beyond a up can of weeks, then you might have a secondary super infection with bacteria and need antibiotics. jenna: that s a good tip. if you re sick for a couple days, tough it out. stay home, rest, drink fluids. you don t need antibiotics. jenna: i m looking at jon say, when you tough it out, because a lot of us could use that advice every now and then. jon: i m just not going to get sick. jenna: you said it. i didn t, doc, but it was well-put. dr. vinocur, thanks very much for that. appreciate the advice as always. my pleasure. jon: there are new concerns about security at one of the