chris collins is the president and c.e.o.s of the global fight against aids, tuberculosis and malaria. and, the reverend robert newells is director of national programs at the black aids institute, an african american-led research and advocacy group focused on ending h.i.v. in black communities. >> brangham: gentlemen, thank you both very much for being hereon this anniversary. chris collins, to you first, i grew up in san francisco in the '80s, and lived in new york in the '90s. i have very distinct memories of this epidemic. for people who don't remember, can you give us a snapshot of what it was like back then? >> it was absolutely terrifying and tragic. i mean, i came out as gay a year before the mmwr was released -- >> brangham: when the c.d.c. first signaled that h.i.v. was here? >> that's right. and pretty soon everybody i knew was scared, worried for themselves, worried for all of their friends. it was a mystery then of what was going on. and we saw our government not responding adequately to it. so it was a time of a

chris collins as i mentioned so muc have drugs that treat as he -- treat hiv and prevent h of faltering incredible in terms of the science has taken us and the mobilization that has been global to demand equity and scale of things that we are falling shor there is a 10 million person gapetween the number of people those we are seei world. now, also because of neglect all over the world people who are marginalized in their own societies like gay men and other workers, people who inject others you see an increasing share of infections groups, the marginalized groups. governments all over the world are criminalizing their behavior, societies make them outcasts, and that makes them them very tough to access services. we haveturn that around if we are going to begin to end the epidemic. chris uewilliam: we know that once hiv/aids dropped off the front page, a lot of americans thought, ok, we are dwithut there not tried to figure out how to solve this in the u.s. canprevalent in america? rev. n sure. black ands is still very prevalent among black , and black trans women and cisgender black wo

chris collins, the representative from new york who was convicted of insider trading, duncan hunter, there are members of congress that have been convicted of various crimes, corruption and insider trading. but what really gnaws at me about this one and that differentiates it is that this is a highly suspect leak investigation that ultimately yielded nothing and so what is the basis, what is the predication for issuing that subpoena? that is an open and very important question because if there wasn't much of one, then this really does turn into a political banana republic type of effort to smear rivals of the president. >> right. for a president to take out his enemies using the apparatus of the wheels of justice. thank you very much, daniel goldman. >> thank you. >>> next, why this exchange between then senator kamala harris and bill barr is taking on new importance. >> has the president or anyone at the white house ever asked or suggested that you open an investigation of anyone? >> um, i wouldn't -- i wouldn't -- >> yes or no? >> breaking news. just days before the meeting with pr

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collins. it's good to have you on "prime time," doc. >> glad to be with you, chris.nd glad to talk about what really happened here as best we know it, which still leaves a lot of gaps. >> i want to get into that morass. let me take one step back. the idea of the chinese having viruses come from bats that make their way into the rest of the world and make people sick, even in america, is not new. why have we nor any kind of consortium ever done anything about that fact before now? >> well, goodness. we knew all the way back to when sars emerged almost 20 years ago that that came from a bat that got transferred ultimately through a civet cat to humans and took the lives of a few thousand people. so we knew that was a serious issue. mers came along later, same thing, except it was a camel that was the intermediate host. we at the national institutes of health had to be concerned about that. global health isn't concerned with national boundaries. what other viruses are lurking in bats in caves in china? that seemed to be where the trouble was. >> nobody ever cracked down

collins, appreciate it. thanks. joining us now, senator chris murphy, democrat of connecticut. murphy, i am wondering, first, what your reaction is? >> my sense is that deal right now has 20 votes, not 60 votes. we are going to have to take a deep dive into the agreement they have reached. and, you know, square it with the needs of our voters. i think many of us have had two concerns. one is that some of the numbers in the bill for hard infrastructure just aren't good enough. let me give you an example of the northeast rail corridor. that's vital to my state of connecticut, getting people on the train back and forth to connecticut and new york and boston. the numbers i have seen in that bill. you know, barely, just fix the things that are broken on the rail line. never mind, actually, decreased-travel times for people. second, in my state, if you fix the roads and the bridges. well, that helps people get to work. but people can't afford childcare. infrastructure is not just asphalt. it's the assistance that many people, in my state, need to be able to afford to leave the house

collins and ask the tough questions and then bring in this guy, chris hasel, the head of the board that overseas any grants, any applications, any grant application that is deal with gain of function research. he has said that they -- that the definition is way too narrow and only dealt with a couple of applications in the time that the board has been in operation. i think we have to do it. there's a select committee in congress. why in the world aren't we focused on how this virus started? maria: well, congressman, i know that you hit on a lot of other things. i want to slip in a quick break but you had right there the director of the fbi in front of you and you asked him about continued fisa abuse. my question remains, where is durham. we will take a short break and we will get to that part of your questioning. i'm talking with congressman jim jordan. we will be right back. some days, you just don't have it. not my uncle, though. he's taking trulicity for his type 2 diabetes and now, he's really on his game. once-weekly trulicity lowers your a1c by helping your body release the insuli

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president, this letter written on april 7, 2017 persuasively authored by susan collins and chris coons and signed by more than 60 of our fellow senators, urging senator mcconnell and senator schumer to preserve the existing rules, practices and traditions as they pertain to rights and members to engage in extended debate on legislation. they note that these rules have changed on our executive calendar when we consider judicial nominees or executive branch nominees. but they say we are mindful of the unique role the senate plays in the legislative process and we are steadfastly committed to ensuring that this great institution continues to serve as the world's greatest deliberative body. therefore, we are asking you, senator schumer and senator mcconnell, we are asking you to join us in opposing any effort to curtail the existing rights and prerogatives of senators to engage in full, robust and extended debate as we consider legislation before this body in the future. let me remind you, more than 60 senators signed this. 26 democrats currently serving in the senate signed it, 27 if you

president, this letter written on april 7, 2017 persuasively authored by susan collins and chris coons and signed by more than 60 of our fellow senators, urging senator mcconnell and senator schumer to preserve the existing rules, practices and traditions as they pertain to rights and members to engage in extended debate on legislation. they note that these rules have changed on our executive calendar when we consider judicial nominees or executive branch nominees. but they say we are mindful of the unique role the senate plays in the legislative process and we are steadfastly committed to ensuring that this great institution continues to serve as the world's greatest deliberative body. therefore, we are asking you, senator schumer and senator mcconnell, we are asking you to join us in opposing any effort to curtail the existing rights and prerogatives of senators to engage in full, robust and extended debate as we consider legislation before this body in the future. let me remind you, more than 60 senators signed this. 26 democrats currently serving in the senate signed it, 27 if you