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Today we've got my friend and colleague Fox News medical analyst, Dr. Mark Siegel.

He's also a physician and an NYU Langone professor.

But he's going to talk to us about his brand new book, The Miracles Among Us. It's perfect heading into the holidays as well, but he tells stories like the jaw-dropping

case of 14-year-old John Smith, who had no pulse for nearly an hour after drowning in a Missouri

lake, until his mother's prayer in the trauma room, and his heart suddenly restarted.

Doctors called it a bona fide miracle.

There's stories just like that across the country, and Dr. Mark Siegel tells their stories.

So what makes someone survive something like that? What do we need to know about miracles and

medicine? It's a really interesting story. It's a really heartwarming book. I think you're

really going to love this interview.

Stay tuned for my friend and colleague, Dr. Mark Siegel.

Well, Dr. Siegel, it's great to have you on the show. I always enjoy when we get a co-host together.

So I'm looking forward to talking about your book and really

appreciate you making the time. Great to be on with you. So you've got this new book, The Miracles

Among Us. I've got to tell you a funny story. So one of the stories that you highlight,

John Smith, this miraculous recovery, this teen, no pulse for, you know, after drowning in cold water.

And I want to have you tell the story in just a moment. But so there's a movie, the breakthrough,

about this case, Dr. Siegel. And I was on a flight, cross-country flight, and I watched this movie.

And I was sobbing so hard. I had to, like, get up and go to the bathroom on the flight,

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