00:07:43.180Crime across the country has plummeted to the lowest level in more than 100 years,
00:07:48.260and many high-profile criminals have been put behind bars.
00:07:51.520Director Patel remains a critical player on the administration's law and order team.
00:07:56.380Director Patel addressing the allegations Sunday on Fox News.
00:08:00.340If the fake news mafia isn't hitting you personally with baseless information
00:08:03.960in Washington, D.C., then you're not doing your job. And it's louder than ever.
00:08:07.980This FBI has the most prolific year in crime reduction in the United States history, a 20 point percent reduction in the homicide rate, a 20 point drop in opiate overdose deaths.
00:08:19.840We have found and identified 6,300 child victims, 6,300 kids get to call home to their kids.
00:08:25.840That's a 30 percent increase. Seizing enough fentanyl to kill 180 million Americans.
00:08:30.020That's a 31 percent increase. Tomorrow you will be dropping a lawsuit against The Atlantic magazine.
00:08:35.860Yes. Yes, I will. For defamation. And because, you know what, Maria? We have to fight back
00:08:40.440against the fake news. And if the fake news mafia wants to, you know, ring their drum
00:08:44.300as loud as they can, they're never going to stop me from completing the mission that
00:08:48.540President Trump asked me to do, which is safeguarding America. And we're doing it
00:08:51.680better than ever before. At some point on the same day of that interview,
00:08:55.640The Atlantic editing its headline from Patel's erratic behavior could cost him his job
00:09:01.260to, quote, the FBI director is MIA. So which is it? They don't say, and there's no explanation
00:09:08.380for the change, nor any correction. The lawsuit, filed yesterday morning in U.S. District Court
00:09:13.800in Washington seeking $250 million in damages, accuses the defendants of publishing what Patel
00:09:19.880describes as knowingly false claims intended to damage his reputation and force him from office,
00:09:25.980Patel arguing the piece meets the high legal threshold of actual malice, which requires a
00:09:31.220public figure suing for defamation to prove that a publisher either knew a claim was false or acted
00:09:36.840with reckless disregard for its truth or falsity in publishing the story. From the complaint,
00:09:42.440quote, defendants published the article with actual malice, despite being expressly warned
00:09:47.300hours before publication that the central allegations were categorically false, despite
00:09:52.000having abundant publicly available information contradicting those allegations, despite obvious
00:09:57.220some fatal defects in their own sourcing, and adding The Atlantic has a, quote, well-documented,
00:10:02.700long-running editorial animus toward Director Patel. The complaint alleges a request for more
00:10:07.960time to respond to the questions went without a response from The Atlantic. The Atlantic responding
00:10:13.780in a statement, quote, we stand by our reporting on Kash Patel, and we will vigorously defend The
00:10:18.900Atlantic and our journalists against this meritless lawsuit. Coming up, an experimental
00:10:25.760mRNA vaccine for pancreatic cancer, now showing early, very promising results in a small trial.
00:10:33.220And a post-Swalwell shakeup in California's governor race,
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00:12:06.160A sign of progress in the fight against pancreatic cancer,
00:12:09.680one of the most deadly forms of the disease, as an mRNA vaccine now shows promise.
00:12:15.780Fewer than 13% of patients survive more than five years after a diagnosis of pancreatic cancer.
00:12:21.840Without a routine screening test to catch it early, the disease often is not detected until
00:12:26.640it has already spread, leaving patients with limited treatment options. Only 20% of cases
00:12:32.020are operable, per NBC News, and for those patients, an important breakthrough now being tested.
00:12:38.900a personalized mRNA vaccine built from a patient's tumor to help the immune system
00:12:45.200target lingering cancer cells and destroy those that may form later. Dr. Vinod Balachandram,
00:12:52.060who is leading the trial at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York City,
00:12:56.780describing the results to NBC. Even at six years, you can find the immune cells
00:13:03.620made by the vaccine circulating in her blood at very high levels.
00:13:07.640What kind of difference could this make?
00:13:10.440Pancreatic cancer is the toughest, so our hope is if we can crack the toughest, hopefully we can learn how to crack the rest.
00:13:19.000A small phase one trial involving just 16 patients was recently conducted.
00:13:23.840Of those, eight responded to the treatment with only two seeing their cancer come back.
00:13:29.720Experts cautioning the results are still early, based on a limited number of patients, and not yet proof the treatment will work at larger scale.
00:15:56.540Tom Steyer, who made his billions as a founder of a San Francisco-based hedge fund,
00:16:01.160vastly outspending his opponents, booking more than $115 million in ads, according to the AP,
00:16:08.220nearly 30 times more than his nearest Democrat opponent.
00:16:12.020Porter, placing in the middle of the pack in most polling, still fighting as well,
00:16:16.000with this compelling argument last week on KTLA.
00:16:19.400I think this is a time for women to lead. I think this is a time for moms to lead.
00:16:23.540In October, the New York Post reporting on resurfaced documents from Porter's 2013 divorce, in which she was accused of dumping scalding hot mashed potatoes on her then-husband's head, more like mom's beating than leading.
00:16:37.300Each of the five aforementioned candidates, plus San Jose Mayor Matt Mahan, set to take the stage tomorrow night in a debate focusing on the economy, public safety, housing, and the state's future direction.
00:16:50.680Early voting begins May 5th with the primary set for June 2nd.