Trump's Surgeon General Pick OUT, Anti-ICE Protest Assault, Meat-Alzheimer's Study: AM Update 5/1
5/1/202622 min
Trump pulls his surgeon general pick Dr. Casey Means after GOP resistance led by Senator Bill Cassidy stalls her nomination. Maine Governor Janet Mills drops out of the Democratic Senate primary, clearing the path for progressive candidate Graham Platner to take on Republican Susan Collins. Three members of the same family are indicted on federal charges for allegedly assaulting a Turning Point USA reporter during an anti-ICE protest in Minneapolis. A new study suggests higher consumption of unprocessed meat may reduce Alzheimer’s risk for people carrying the APOE4 gene, raising questions about personalized nutrition - researchers behind the study Dr. Sara Garcia-Ptacek and Dr. Jakob Norgren of the Karolinska Institute weigh in.
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First 90 secondsMegyn Kelly· Host0:00
[upbeat music] Good morning, everyone. I'm Megyn Kelly. It's May, Friday, May 1st to be exact, and this is your AM Update. Trump withdraws his surgeon general nominee, Dr. Casey Means, out after facing resistance from one particular GOP senator.
Bill Cassidy· Soundbite0:18
We're gonna make this happen, and we're gonna show the rest of the country that this is the politics of the future.
Megyn Kelly· Host0:24
Governor Janet Mills dropping out of the Maine Democrat Senate primary, clearing the field for a surging progressive challenger to take on GOP Senator Susan Collins in the general election.
Speaker 20:35
Get away from me. No. Get the [beep] off of me. Stop touching me.
Megyn Kelly· Host0:41
Three members of the same family now facing federal charges, accused of assaulting a Turning Point USA reporter covering an anti-ICE protest. And new research suggests eating more meat could lower your risk of developing Alzheimer's if you carry a specific gene. All that and more coming up in just a moment on your AM Update. [whoosh] [gentle music] Paying 70, 80, 90 bucks a month to big wireless for unlimited data is insane, especially when Pure Talk is going to give you unlimited high-speed data for just $34.99 a month. Unlimited high-speed data at Pure Talk used to start at 55 bucks a month. But because Pure Talk is constantly pushing to give you more for less, you can now get unlimited