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the catholic health association is promoting the acceptance of covid-19 vaccine through their social media campaign and disseminating it through publications and webinars. the national association of manufacturers and the manufacturing institute which are members of the covid-19 community, they have partnered with the university of florida to research what messages work best to communicate about vaccines with manufacturing teams and communities. on monday this week, dr. stanford, a founder of a consortium, spoke about her work in philadelphia testing and informing and vaccinating tens of thousands of people in the philadelphia area. all of this in addition to the initiative we have shared with you in the past, the digital and tv campaigns we have gotten out and are moving to get to local communities to support local organizations and their efforts to get people vaccinated. i know covid has separated many of us physically. what is encouraging to me is how many people despite that separation have stepped up to help one another. it is what we need now to bring this pandemic to any and.

graham: if you are a catholic association and you participate in a sports league that is public, and have a team from your church, would that trigger a lawsuit? ms. hasson: sure. that is already problematic, because many catholic schools, like other faith-based schools , wanted to have single-sex sports, they want to respect their privacy, so they are running into problems when they are expected to adhere to this gender identity ideology. sen. graham: how would this affect an all-girls catholic school that participates in a sporting league? ms. hasson: they are going to be subject to lawsuits. what is happening here is that this is an attempt to compel religious organizations, if they are going to be in the public square, and religious people, to change their beliefs. sen. graham: i got it. i got it. i got it. mr. david, what would you say to the question, does this legislation open up the catholic church to lawsuits based on the fact that they do not allow women to be priest in any fashion? mr. david: i would say in response to that question, we have a very old amendment called the f

and here to discuss this is radiologist and policy adviser for the catholic association dr. on religious organizations mr. mark reinsy. thank you both for being with us. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> doctor, what has happened in the courts so far? can you break it down in layman's terms for us? >> sure. this is a mandate that goes back to 2016 from the obama administration. and it witness challenged in courts twice. and both times it's lost because the federal government doesn't have the ability or shouldn't have the ability to force religious doctors and hospitals to provide this type of controversial service that goes against their medical judgment and their religious believes. they have lost in both places. but what happened this week the important thing that happened this week is that the biden administration decided to appeal one of those rulings to try to get it changed to try to get the ability to force these religious doctors and nurses and hospitals to provide these types of treatments against their medical judgment and against their religious beliefs. ainsley: so

education centers, women leading these efforts in many if not most places, all people associated with the catholic church, and it's an institution that is not going to go away. i associate with those people. they are the church. and i also associate with the impulse that i've seen in my own life story which began with the second vatican council, in the earl 1960s when the church began to rock con with its grievous failure during the holocaust and what did the couple do as a first order of business? it overturned the roots of antisemitism in christian life, and it also repudiated the idea that god has turned away from the jewish people. those are the single most important theological changes in christianity and they're much larger than anything to do with sex or gender. so change is possible. i've seen it in my own life and my own life in the church. i'm desperate for that kind of change. >> i think that's a great note to just turn to questions right now. change is possible. i think it's very important to keep in mind. i've seen it over and over and over again. so, this is a question that i think y

some of the members include nascar, the american medical association, the chamber of commerce and catholic charities. collectively the group of founding members had the ability to reach millions of people and deliver critical public health it -- information. this morning the vice president and surgeon general spoke with some of the immunity core founding members about the unique efforts that communities across the country are taking to get more shots in arms, inclusive -- including by hosting virtual town halls and conducting outreach to people in their communities and a lot more to come from there. two more short items. as part of the american rescue plan, we have another development today, he promised to get health care costs down for families and through a number of steps he's taken, beginning today, americans can go to healthcare.gov to take advantage of reduced premiums, increase savings and quality affordable coverage. americans currently enrolled in orchid place will see a premium decrease on average by $50 per person per month and $85 per policy per month. so that certainly is a po

associations. industry groups like the farm bureau. civic organizations like the naacp. faith-based organizations like catholic charities and the salvation army. this is a broad coalition that is trusted in their communities and ready to help deliver public health information that will save lives. yesterday we launched with 275 founding members. i am happy to tell you that within less than 24 hours, 2500 more have signed up. our goal is that when this program is established, more and more americans from all corners will sign up and become community corp members. if you are active on social media or volunteer with a civic group. if you run an organization that you think can be helpful, or if you want to help have an informed conversation with family members, then we need you. we want to give as many people as we can access to the information that they need to choose to get vaccinated and help the people they care about make that decision. you can sign up and get more information at wecandothis.hhs.gov. finally, i will say this in closing. this has been a hard year for all of us, but in spite the suffering that

association for realtors. then a discussion on the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion with the former cia deputy and director of the program at catholic university. watch "washington journal," saturday morning, and join the discussion. >> president biden met with japanese prime minister suga,

association of realtors discusses their 2021 home buyers sellers generational trend report. later on the former cia deputy chief historian and director of the intelligence studies program at catholicniversity will be here to discuss the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion, the failed cia backed effort to remove cuban leader fidel castro from power. on thursday, florida gop congresswoman maria salazar spoke on the house for about the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion. here are her remarks. [no audio] >> i rise today to commemorate the anniversary of the baby pigs invasion. over 1400 men, many of which were only teenagers, volunteered to save the island of cuba on april 17, 1961, from communism. 114 brigadier's and four american soldiers were killed in action. while thousands of others, including my grandmother, were waiting on the island for these freedom fighters arrested, killed, or sent into exile. for the miami community exiles that i represent, these are a moral point of reference. our heroes and reminders of how the cuban people continue to suffer under a communist dictatorship led by the castro brothers. i am proud to join in introducing a bipartisan reso

association for realtors. then a discussion on the 60th anniversary of the bay of pigs invasion with the former cia deputy and director of the program at catholic university. watch "washington journal," saturday morning, and join the discussion. >> president biden met with japanese prime minister suga, the first foreign leader to visit president biden in the white house. they spoke after they talked in the oval office. president biden: i'm honored to have prime minister suga here. we've had some private time together. it's great to have him with us. as you know, this is the first -- to visit me in my presidency. i'm really pleased to welcome such close allies and good partner. the united states and japan have a big agenda ahead of us and we are two important democracies in the indo-pacific region and our cooperation is vital in my view, and i think in both our views, to meeting the challenges facing our nation, and ensuring the future of the region remain free and open and prosperous. so i'm looking forward to speaking with the prime minister and our teams are tackling a shared agenda. we are ready to get to work. so welcome, mr. prime minister