Sanjay Gupta

Um, but in general, most of our cancer patients do use it for nausea and for pain associated with, you know, I think just the chemotherapy.

Another reason I think that, uh, states are beginning to, uh, vote marijuana legal is Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

Yes.

You have, do you have any comments on Sanjay?

I agree.

And the, the hardest part for me to swallow about marijuana being on Schedule 1 is that part of the criteria is that there is no currently accepted medical use.

And even Sanjay Gupta said that he, he surveyed, uh, physicians in the United States.

Uh, 76% of physicians would prescribe marijuana.

Also, the effect that using AI tools for schoolwork is already having on kids.

We'll have seen Dr. Sanjay Gupta learn from a leading expert on child development.

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Younger participants exhibited higher dependence on AI tools and lower critical thinking scores compared to older participants.

Another study from the Brookings Institution found that essential skills can atrophy, such as, and I'm quoting here, the ability to read, write, and think critically.

Perspective now from CNN chief medical correspondent Dr. Sanjay Gupta.

He spoke with a leading early child development expert on the latest episode of his podcast, Chasing Life.

Mm-hmm

... and trying to bring in a large group of local investors, in addition to yourself, in addition to Sanjay Gupta, in addition to Andrew Young, in addition to Grant Hill, in addition to, in addition to Shaquille O'Neal or 2 Chainz or Quavo.

Killer Mike.

Pardon?

We're going to win the ratings battle.

And there was a medical documentary that was airing that Sanjay Gupta was on, and supposedly they had been working on it for two years.

They were very proud of it.

They were gonna win an award because journalists love to win awards, much like actors.

He's a news guy at the head of the station, didn't come from the business side.

So he calls what you call the hotline, the red line, the back line.

There's a lot of numbers, a lot of names for that, and says, "Put Trump on." And they said, "We're airing this medical special by Sanjay Gupta, and he's talk-" "I don't care.

Cut and go to it." And there was, there was a, a, a, a, a bit of a, a, of a, um, of an insurrection within the ranks of CNN.

We're going to win the ratings battle.

And there was a medical documentary that was airing that Sanjay Gupta was on.

And supposedly they'd been working on it for two years.

They were very proud of it.

Didn't come from the business side.

So he calls what you call a hotline, a red line, the back line.

There's a lot of numbers, a lot of names for that, and says, "Put Trump on." And they said, "We're airing this medical special by Sanjay Gupta, and he's try- "I don't care.

Cut and go to it." And there was, there was a, a, a, a bit of a, a, of a, um, of an insurrection within the ranks of CNN.

Mm-hmm.

Sanjay Gupta actually says social distancing in that, and then, you know, you look at, you look at all sorts of movies that, like The Kingsman and V for Vendetta and all these movies where it's just like, I guess all this stuff is coming true now.

I guess they were, they were telling us something.

They were...

And what they started doing with movies, they started using, like, real, uh, uh, uh, I guess, uh, pundits or journalists in movies to blur reality.

Mm-hmm.

And so now, you know, so you see Sanjay Gupta, Sanjay Gupta on, um, on Contagion playing Sanjay Gupta talking about a pandemic, a deadly pandemic.

Then a few years later you have Sanjay Gupta on CNN talking about a deadl- a supposedly deadly pandemic.