a good sniff around but haven t been able to crack it. they may never know who took illegal drugs into the west wing. pretty shocking outcome. one top democrat in congress is more than happy about it. what we had a briefing in which it was explained the white house was being fully cooperative with the investigation. it looks inconclusive and they were unable to determine you know, who deposited it there in the cubby on the way in or the way out or left it there. oh yeah i m satisfied it s a thorough investigation and i just kept imagining what it would be like here. if you re surprise node culprit was found you shouldn t be. the sympathetic media have been predicting this for days. kelly o donnell reports it s possible we might not get to learn who actually brought this small bag in so i m sure it s a relief whoever made the dumb move of bringing it in but because it s not in an area that wasn t necessarily covered by cameras well it s an area a decent number of peopl
for office. american voters have the right to know that looking at 2024 and i ve been saying for months where is the cognitive test and where is the mri? his yearly physicals don t report either and i know for a fact you couldn t believe the president s of the united states said god save the queen. i thought we won the revolutionary war. didn t we get independence? i want god save the queen but from the president of the united states? now this week he appears to mix up zelenskyy and putin, of all people to mix up when nato is busy according to zelenskyy and he s mixing up those two countries and what an embarrassment that is. i think cognitive testing should be in order because we need to show strength to the rest of the world and all the handlers in the world can t cover this up. he has a lot of risk factors here in terms of prior surgeries to his brain, aneurisms that
procedure, but waiting times are still longer than before the pandemic. we ve been able to continue to do key procedures for our vascular patients throughout the pandemic, really. but the gentleman you re going to operate on today has been waiting six months. that sounds quite a lot. so, we generally try to, arm, treat patients with large aneurisms within eight weeks of the diagnosis, but with the pressures from the covid that s been a bit difficult to, to, arm, you know, maintain, or to get there. the cancer unit too at the hospital has kept going throughout the pandemic. i haven t cancelled a clinic over the whole period. so every patient that would have been seen has been seen whether that s face to face or over the phone. but dr beth harrison is worried about cancer patients she hasn t seen. we know that there s large numbers of patients who probably have cancer that hasn t been diagnosed.
unknown about brain aneurisms than what we know and we don t know why they develop or when they develop. do they develop at birth? are you born with them? do they develop over the life? you know, we just really don t know. anna: i had a friend in colleges who mom died it s so hard because it s so startling and sudden you don t have a chance to say goodbye and when you don t know what s causing it how do you prevents it you are on a campaign to raise awareness. my mom died of a brain aneurism when i was 14 years old. she was an actress on a cbs soap opera. the night before it was two days after christmas and the night before we were practicing her lines. she wakes up in the morning in bed and says i have this tremendous headache was unconscious, died in the hospitals three days later. the cruelty and the aneurisms are cruel, they are heartless. they are unforgiving because you could be in perfect health and here one moment and then you are gone. so far more widespread than we think. p
undergoing four surgeries, she said. she said she lost count. blood clots, aneurisms, it was very, very difficult for her, very concerning. some difficult few weeks. obviously, it set back any thoughts she had of coming back to play tennis because she was focused on not only her life, but of course, the life of her daughter. everything s worked out fine. of course, she s playing tennis. this is only her fourth tournament, though. i don t think anyone expected, christi, that serena would come back this quickly and be this good this fast. and of course, the iconic center court of wimbledon, what could be a better stage for this superhero who s turned into every woman in terms of the way she s talked about the difficulties of being a mom and now here she is on top of her game once again. based on what you know about her, about her determination and her mind-set, how prepared is she? does everything that happened in the last ten months push her harder? i think it does, and i think it m