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Q: ABC News chief medical correspondent  Dr. Jennifer Ashton  gave up alcohol for the month of January.
This month  instead of "going dry "  Ashton  is focusing on increasing something in  her  diet: Water.
âI am like a camel â  Ashton  said today on âGood Morning America.â âMost days  the only water I consume comes in the form of coffee  which does count but it also can dehydrate you a little bit.â
âI have a bottle in my refrigerator and I make sure I go through two of them a day â  Ashton  said of her new habits.
Climbing on board with  Ashton  in this monthâs âGMAâ health wellness challenge are co-anchors Robin Roberts and Lara Spencer.
 Ashton  described drinking more water as an âeasy tweakâ that could have noticeable results.
Foods with the highest water content include fruits and vegetables like watermelon  lettuce and broccoli  according to  Ashton .

A: Jennifer Ashton
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Q: (CNN)  Former White House communications director Anthony Scaramucci  suggested that John Kelly is handling the fallout from the Rob Porter scandal poorly by trying to "cover it up."
"The cover-up is always worse than the crime "  Scaramucci  told David Axelrod in an upcoming segment of "The Axe Files " a podcast from the University of Chicago Institute of Politics and CNN.
"I would say  'Jeez  you know  I knew about it. I was going to give the guy a pass because he told me it wasn't true and I apologize to the American people for that. He's been let go and I'd still like to keep my job "'  Scaramucci  explained. "That's what I would do if I was General Kelly."
 Scaramucci  said if  he  were the White House chief of staff   he  wouldn't say  he  "didn't know about it when ( he ) knew about it or try to cover it."
"We're in a society now where everyone's going to find out everything anyway "  he  noted.

A: Anthony Scaramucci
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Q: -LRB- CNN -RRB- Senator Bernie Sanders still thinks that the Democrats do n't get it . 
Speaking Saturday in Chicago , Sanders offered some blistering rhetoric , calling on his supporters to take down President Trump , who he believes to be a threat to the nation . 
Some Democrats , such as New York Governor Andrew Cuomo , have tried to build on Sanders ' appeal with new policy initiatives such as free higher education . 
Sanders said . 
They have to demonstrate that they are a party that is not , in fact , beholden to big interests , as Sanders has argued , and has a vision that will translate into real economic gains for all Americans .

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Bernie Sanders
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