lot of support. emily: you and i have talked a lot about success stories and what success looks like. also diagnostic advancement. it s women getting regular mri s and mammograms and ultrasounds and all those different medical advancements that allow them to know sooner, to come bait earlier. can you speak to the millions of stories you ve encountered with your conversations with women all over the country that have been diagnosed and have beat it as well. kayleigh: yes. i crossed paths with women battling breast cancer, women who had lost their hair. they re the real heroes. women who are boxed out. one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer. it s a tragedy for females and for men who also can be diagnosed. every woman, it s their personal
lot of the symptoms, you know, it s like a post traumatic disorder that could range from different kinds of neurological signs and symptom. some people have difficulty hearing, dizzy, imbalance problems and when you have changes that are documented on mri s for a lot of these folks, this is going to be a permanent disability. you know, there s a paper being published by a lot of the scientists with the help of the federal government that is being proposed that gets published in the next few months in one of the big journals to try to describe how this these injuries might have developed but more importantly how in theory these injuries are coming from an external force. now, cuba is an no friend to the united states and in cuba you have a lot of bad actors from north korea from venezuela to russia to china that a lot of
universe went to parents night and went outside afterwards, and everybody was standing around talking, and, of course, the campaign always comes up. the women outside were all talking about the fat shaming of miss universe and the body imageing, and they are talking about how much she weighed and how attractive she was and how if this man thinks that she s fat,ing wh what does he think a the rest of america? it s just again, it s it s been devastating for the campaign, and they know it inside the campaign that their real trouble with women began there. yeah. no question. you know, david axelrod s famous line about presidential campaigns being mri s of the soul. he has been faced with a number of challenges of people coming forward saying things about him, videotapes, et cetera, and in almost every instance rather than rising to the occasion and showing grace and humility and