you can apply in this situation, breaking this many bones is suspicious. that it is not a suicide pure not definitive. bill: got it. jeffrey epstein s death is a medical disgrace. check out the reading on that. back to whether or not bruises are on the body. would they not know that by now? i think they know that. i think that that hasn t been disclosed yet. this information is leaking out bit by bit. and i think that you re going to get an answer to that very, very soon. by the way, in terms of a medical disgrace, i want to tell you what hasn t happened. this is not a high-security situation. i think that s jeffrey epstein could have been moved to a psych hospital, prison ward, somewhere where he was getting medical observation. that is what i think should have happened. bill: thank you, dr. pugh and mike siegel. sandra: up next, a man on a mission to help those in need.
we take them to bellevue where we maintain a prison ward. so he is just fine. i m not trying to make it like it is a cake walk. sure. he s freedom is being taken from him but he won t be at any risk. his physical safety won t be at risk but they should put him down the block at mcc and that is what i would do if i were the district attorney. there is no need to have him ordered to rikers island and sensational this more than it has already been. thank you. i appreciate your opinion. thanks for having me on. a couple goes on vacation in fiji and dies after this mysterious illness. what american health officials are trying to figure out. and plus one of the biggest issues in the 2020 election and today joe biden and elizabeth warren releases plans to fight climate change. we have those details ahead.
it doesn t make any sense. he s a federal prisoner and convicted of process crimes he could just as easily stay in solitary confinement two blocks away and escorted to court but vance doesn t want to do that. you mentioned what his life would look like and it sounds like he would be so protected for how ever long he would be and you could give example of who he ll be in contact. likely with three or four prisoners in a dormitory setting. but not your garden variety felons. no. he ll be with the people that are murderers, armed robbers, rapists, people like that. yikes. he ll be kept in a environment, and he ll get three squares and we maintain a prison ward or if we need better care
they do say his liver will be okay, but lacerations and some injuries. he will be in a hospital for a few days at least until they can get him to the prison ward, which should be two or three days. shepard: laura ingle unseen. the white house says 1 of president trump s policies could have prevented today s attack. that is coming up from the news deck on a monday afternoon. shi! oh my gosh! how are you? well watch this. i pop that in there. press brew. that s it. so rich. i love it. that s why you should be a keurig man! full-bodied. are you sure you re describing the coffee and not me?
police presence and an all prison ward in there. even though he is in a hospital room or icu, intensive care unit, it is inside a jail that s inside the hospital. and the police are really not permitted to speak with him until the doctors give the okay. he is off sedation so his words aren t influenced by a medication. sandra: he clearly had some burns. self-inflicted. no one is sorry for him. they re trying to bring him back to health. sandra: how will he be treated? he will be treated as would anybody who committed a crime of violence in new york city. meaning the police will show up and say i m so and so from such and such a precinct. you have a right to remain silent, you have a right to a lawyer. if you can t afford a lawyer the government will give you one. this won t be a government lawyer. this will really be your lawyer. you don t have to pay for the lawyer and if you do talk to us