He's right about this year's election and on his lawsuit against CBS.
Here is the clip:
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Actor Patrick Swayze, 55, is battling pancreatic cancer. That's really bad, considering just 5 percent of patients live five years after diagnosis.
The National Enquirer makes this claim, denied by Swayze's connections:
For the past month, Patrick, 55, has been traveling to Stanford University's prestigious cancer center in Palo Alto for radical chemotherapy, but his doctors are no longer optimistic that the treatments will be successful.
Patrick and his wife Lisa Niemi — who both have pilot's licenses — have been flying their private Beechcraft plane into Palo Alto's airport, minutes away from the Stanford Cancer Center, where the actor has received outpatient treatment.
He received three doses of chemotherapy and the tumor shrank, but less than his doctors had hoped for — and Patrick was told he should prepare for the end.
"He was told he could have two more treatments, but his cancer was not responding. In short - they held out little hope for a cure," said an insider.
Michael Landon and Jack Benny are two famous individuals who have died from the disease.
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I think the Mouth and the DNC screwed up regarding Florida and Michigan.
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This story is beyond disgusting:
A teacher's assistant was sentenced to six months in jail this week for stealing lunch money from a disabled student at Camarillo High School.
Kristen Rene Santoyo, 37, was also given four years probation during a hearing Tuesday before Ventura County Superior Court Judge James Cloninger. In addition, Santoyo was ordered to pay $285 restitution to the student and to attend at least one year of weekly child abuse counseling sessions.
The victim, a 14-year-old high school freshman who suffers from severe autism and cannot speak, was sent to school with a lunch box that had snacks and $5 to purchase a cafeteria meal, prosecutors said. After she came home from school hungry and went straight to the refrigerator multiple times, her parents grew suspicious and contacted the school principal and teacher.
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In this article from the New York Times former president Jimmy Carter has lost several family members to pancreatic cancer, including both of his sisters, his brother, and both parents. Surprisingly he hasn't developed the disease so far. He has a theory:
Mr. Carter said doctors had offered various theories about what had caused so much disease in his family. “Nobody knew,” he said. “They thought my family might have imbibed some kind of poison, a pesticide. Back in the olden days, the federal government didn’t care what kind of poison you used.”
His family lived near cotton fields, where malathion was used, he said. But some researchers think pesticides are a long shot — many people spend their lives near cotton fields — and say genetics is a more likely cause of pancreatic cancer.
The big question is, why was Mr. Carter spared when others in his family were struck down?
“The only difference between me and my father and my siblings was that I never smoked a cigarette,” Mr. Carter said. “My daddy smoked regularly. All of them smoked.”
Studies have shown that smoking doubles or triples a person’s risk of pancreatic cancer.
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A very early photo of Helen Keller and teacher Anne Sullivan has been discovered.
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