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Guaranteed Human.

Time is the greatest gift we can give and receive.

As we turn the clocks back this fall, Bristol-Myers Squibb is recognizing oncologists who help give patients something extraordinary.

More time.

The Time Back campaign celebrates those everyday heroes who are working

tirelessly in the pursuit of potentially helping get patients more time to experience key moments,

like seeing a child learn to ride a bike or a long-awaited vacation. As we turn back our clocks,

let's pause to thank the doctors who make a difference

every day. Discover more about the Time Back campaign and join Bristol-Myers Squibb in celebrating

the physicians who give the gift of more time at BMS.com slash time back.

Pete Hedgeseth is increasingly a political liability for him.

And the evidence of that is that even Republican senators, frustrated by what the absence of

answers on the Venezuela stuff, had begun to talk about taking measures to force the Pentagon and answers.

He's clearly losing part of his own party.

David Sanger is one of the longest serving correspondence at the New York Times.

And as the White House and National Security correspondent,

he has been following Donald Trump's every move for the last

10 years. Given the state of the world, we have a lot to talk about, from the U.S. bombing of boats

in the Caribbean to the latest in the negotiations between Ukraine and Russia.

David Sanger, it is great to see you and to talk to you. I've

often wondered in recent months, what would David say about certain things that are happening

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