Former employees and patients testify in Elizabeth Holmes trial

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CNBC’s Scott Cohn joins Shep Smith to report on the progress of the Elizabeth Holmes Theranos trial.

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  1. You know what you need to add here at the bottom of the “About This Source” section? I want to see what organizations give this company money, a list of their advertisers, and more importantly who they give money too. because the fluff that is written in the “About This Source” section is irrelevant and doesn’t tell us anything remotely useful about this source…

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