, and really what is the worst of american healthcare. you have parts of harris county, which is where houston is, whe life expectancy is lower than countries.ee in many third world >> reporter: dr. ashish jha, who's now the dean of brownun ersity's school of public health, traveled with us for this series.s he sat the seeming choice-- between medical innovation and universal coverage-- is a false one. >> i reject that dichotomy of, somehow, we have to have 20, 25% of people uninsureif we're going to have a really hvehly innovati healthcare system. there are many reasons to reject that. so, take a state like massacsetts, where i live. it's also very dynamic, incredible new innovations happenin and yet, pretty muchverybody in massachusetts is covered. >> reporter: so, how do we wrestle with this idea, that we're in a place with this incredible level of invation, and technological advancement, and yet we are seeing these disparities in healthcare. what is causing that, those horrible end of the numbers? >> so, the disparities we see are dri

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that's according to a new report from the american healthcare association and the national center forlook at this graph we'll show you on the screen. the numbers you can see, the numbers of cases have surged to more than 8,000 by mid-july, adding over 3,000 new infections in just four weeks. this comes, why it's so troubling this comes after a significant period of decline that was happening in june, cases dipping to around 5400 then. joining me right now is mark parkinson, president and ceo of the american health care association and one of the organizations behind this report. mark, thank you for being here. what is driving this spike? >> well, kate, it's incredibly frustrating because, as you know, we have made tremendous progress in reducing the number of cases in long-term care facilities from the highs of march and april. we cut the number of cases per week in half and we cut the death rate over 70%. unfortunately, when june started and states started opening up, and the people were not socially distancing particularly in the south, the number of cases in those communities incre

we have a president that's dismantling american healthcare and joe biden who wants to expand it.e have a president who thinks that covid will magically disappear and something he told us will happen in april and keeps telling us from time to time it will happen again and we have joe biden who thinks that major issue. the difference is so stark and it's punching us in the face and we also need to talk about the simple question of who we are going to be. this is not just a question of what the federal government is going to do. this is a question of who americans are and what america is, and if you believe that america is defined by democrat, america has to be a country that makes room for everybody and the choice couldn't be clearer. >> i get the messaging you're trying to do. a lot of times the economy can speak -- can end up overpowering all of those other on the econo points. does joe biden have to close that gap to win this election or do you think that the future of democracy issue that i think you guys have made a very compelling case about can trump that? >> well, i think a

thi's think abou flu season, even without covid-19, a bad flu season can start to overwhelm the american healthcare system. you see millions of people get sick with the flu each year, tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands hospitalized and tens of thousands who died. you know some years with flu we see like 60 or 70,000 americans die from that infection. add to that mix covid-19, which is already stretching resources in many states. you get this double whammy effect. you can also get people who have covid-19 either get infected with the flu while they're already sick with covid-19 because the infection can leave you more vulnerable to other diseases, or they get covid-19 and get the flu shortly after. that's why the cdc is saying, you know, last year, just under half of all americans got the flu vaccine, this year we need at least 6 5% of americans over the age of 6 months to make sure they get their flu shots. >> redfield is also getting pretty candid about kind of the overall american response to coronavirus. let me play something else that he said in this new interview. >> this is the greatest

we have a president that's dismantling american healthcare and joe biden who wants to expand it. we have a president who thinks that covid will magically disappear, something he told us would happen in april, and keeps telling us from time to time will happen again, and on the other hand, we've got joe biden who believes that questions of science and medicine ought to be settled by taking the advice of scientists and doctors on eve. on every major issue, the difference so is stark it's almost punching us in the face. the policy differences are so clear. we also need to talk about the simple question of who we are going to be. this is not just a question of what the federal government is going to do. this is a question of who americans are and what america is. and if you believe that america should be and is defined by democracy, if you believe america has to be a country that makes room for everybody, the choice couldn't be clearer. >> i get the messaging you're trying to do. a lot of times the economy can speak -- can end up overpowering all of those other issues. the president

joe biden knows what affordable healthcare means to american families. t it's meant to his. >> this is my promise to you. i'm president, i will take care of your healthcare coverage and your family the same way i would my own. >> that's what the presidency is. the duty to care. to care for all of us. not just those who vote for us. but all of us. this job is not about me. it's about you. it's about us. >> how are you? you handsome boy. >> he was born in 15. and with a heart condition. and ended up acquiring a transplant and thankfully it had taken effect. that's something we think about. especially with his coverage and maxes and initial hospital stays. over $3 million. that was billed back to insurance. >> i remember thinking as beau lay dying in bed. and his brother and i and his sister. thinking to myself what in gods name would i do if the doctor walked in and said i'm sorry, you have out run your insurance, you have reached your cap, suffer the last few months of your life on your own. >> i came from a part of the country rural missouri. where basica

they've a really hard time saying we went all americans of healthcare. or we want everyone to have the best quality education possible or we want society which everybody has a minimum standard of living was essentially another way. i think the reason they can't articulate and in doing so they admit an aversion to doing it. every conservative i know doesn't care about those things. yet it makes them come off it makes the conservatives to come off, you can't say things like of course every american should have great healthcare. because that's actually were reduced share a lot of that there is a ton of overlap there. i think it would be easier you might not agree they are in the middle. chris same question liberal camp might want to do a little searching around. >> yes one that comes in mind largely because jordan and i talked at length about it is a really powerful of the trip we really need to embrace. course deep flaws in that system we do a lot of riding in union your lot of elements in our history it's really important to hold onto. even while we can't

healthcare. they knew it would cause them politically. >> the republicans say this is unpopular. >> not nearly as much as it would cost the american people if they did nothing. >> we are not going to slow up on providing affordable healthcare. healthcare is a natural american right. >> giving up would've meant leaving 20 million without coverage out in the cold. joe biden wasn't about to give up because he knew what it was like to stand in there shoes. he was sworn into the senate next to a hospital bed, his wife and daughter had been killed in a car crash and line in that bed were his two sons. 40 years later one of those little boys, his son bo was diagnosed with cancer and given only months to live. it is hard to imagine a greater grief than losing your child, joe always knew that his family was one of the lucky ones. after that accident his son got 40 more years of life all because he had healthcare. now it is unthinkable that donald trump is trying to take that healthcare away. in the middle of a pandemic is trying to get rid of the affordable care act this fight is personal for joe it is as personal as it gets when he says h

americans dead. a guarantee of access to quality healthcare. we must all of this to protect americans. it's not a substitute to adjust injustices for generations. this is what the cause of justice demands of us. i look forward to hearing from our witnesses. >> doctor mack is director of the school of medicine national center for primary care. he develops programs strengthening the u.s. stability. racial and ethnic minorities for rural communities. we look forward on learning more. our next witness will be doctor mercedes master of epidemiology. her research focuses on the epidemiology of cardiovascular disease, diabetes and cognitive aging. associate acknowledge status and sexual orientation and gender identity. going to turn from the witnesses calling on senator to introduce a witness from his state. >> thank you for holding this hearing today. it is a distinct honor to introduce jane. his current role is for north carolina's health systems. twenty-six hospitals, 900 locations and employs 70000 people. decreasing healthcare disparities in providing high-quality care to all members of

on which for most people has cost for greater cost for healthcare. the americanwhat obamacare dedicate health insurance to more people, not actually everybody. but to more people but the cost onto the roof. and people can't even find providers. so the fuzziness is that joe biden really can't talk about their policy agenda. so what do they talk about? donald trump is a bad man. donald trump doesn't have character. you know what? i have news for joe biden in kamala harris. people arty have their opinion on donald trump good than bad. i think there's more good than bad, i certainly like him. what they don't know it's what joe biden wants to do to try to change america. he gave them no answers to those questions. >> joe, matt, great to see it wish we had more time. bill certainly circle back with both of you soon. i want to get some quick breaking news here. popular app tik tok preparing to launch a legal challenge against president trump's executive order. it could happen as early as monday. earlier this month, the present gave tik tok owner bite band, 90 days to ei

virtual author event hosted by town hall seattle, healthcare ceo doctor vivian lee looked at the american healthcareed her plan for reform. here's a portion of the program. >> over 100 different people in healthcare, are positioned patient advocates, community workers. and one thing if you could change something with the magic wand. >> and if they said what i also believe which is that we choose or change the business model of healthcare. tonight heard by those to as the secret service model. it is built as paying for action . but i've heard that in turn into current model helps with the hospitals to do things to people. laboratory testing, studies, procedures and solutions. regardless of whether it is helpful. so as a result, the health systems are really incentivized to do more more things to people . and go back to the documents they're doing more more things to people so that they can charge a bill insurance for them. and instead, really we should be expecting as consumers and individuals truly only pay for care whether it improves health are likely to improve health rated and sometimes a means

talk about the risk of spreading the virus to those most vulnerable a new report out from the american healthcareef dip in june, covid-19 cases increased nearly 80% in u.s. nursing homes. sandra. >> sandra: thank you. trace. >> trace: a gun toting st. louis couple will soon make a high-profile appearance. plus the trump campaign ramping up attacks on joe biden but could their latest ad backfire? trump campaign senior advisor mercedes schlapp joins us next. tide power pods one up the cleaning power of liquid. can it one up spaghetti night? it sure can. really? can it one up breakfast in bed? yeah, for sure. thanks, boys. what about that? uhh, yep! it can? yeah, even that! i would very much like to see that. me too. introducing tide power pods. one up the toughest stains with 50% more cleaning power than liquid detergent. any further questions? uh uh! nope! one up the power of liquid with tide power pods. inflammation in your eye might be to blame.ck, looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your eyes and may provide temporary relief. ha

americans out of poverty. the same goes for healthcare, testing and tracing, how is everyone in the white house can get tested, everyone in the nfl can get tested but average americans cannot access easily or get results back fast enough. more than seven months into the crisis, this administration does not have adequate or plan for the adequate capacity of testing and contact tracing, it is a shocking failure on the part of the trump administration and the republican senators. so democrats are insisting that we provide enough resources to finally slow the spread and defeat this d disease. in the single most appointing tar recovery, the american people know that the trump administration in the republican adherence in the senate are to blame for this huge failure and testing interesting, they demand that we act and act fully now, not with some half-baked poorly funded plan that one do the job, which is where thene do the job, administration seems to be out right now. and americans and democrats are insisting that every american should be able to vote this november, safely and confidently in person or by mail. co

we are going to seek to end healthcare for millions of americans. in colorado 400,000 people have healthcare because of the medicaid expansion. and 700,000 people have protection from discrimination because of the protections from those who have preexisting conditions, who otherwise might get discriminated against. we're in a pandemic, and this administration is still trying to take away healthcare, making what i think is a surreal argument. in the face of that, the democratic ags and i want to note two brave republican ags who are defending the rule of law are standing up for what's a core principle, which is laws get passed in this country, we expect them to be followed including by the president and the administration. i believe just like what javier said, that principle will be vindicated next year, like we have indicated the principle we need a fair and constitutional census, just like we made clear that the dreamers have to be treated lawfully and fairly, now it is about healthcare and the affordable care act. we are seeing a test f of our inst

appearing in videos with healthcare workers and americans freed after being held hostage overseas. speaking to delegates in charlotte, north carolina, he accused democrats of using the coronavirus to their benefit, to defraud the american people of of fair and free election in his words. the biden campaign came out with a list of more than two dozen gop lawmakers who are endorsing the former vice president. >> we need a president who unifies rather than divides. >> melania trump is among the speakers on night two of the convention. >>> we will have full coverage of the rnc starting at 7:00 followed by expert analysis in a special newscast after cbs prime time. >>> new video this morning of protests in kenosha, wisconsin against sundays police shooting of a black man, 29-year-old jacob lake. police deployed teargas in an attempt to disperse the protesters who converged on the county courthouse. last night was their second night of demonstrations and protesters are calling for justice. he was shot in the back on sunday during an altercation with police as they tried to get in his car

the foot of the healthcare bills for about half of all americans. instead of talking about the medicare and medicaid i talk about the military health system and we use their systems to shed light on how government run healthcare could actually pay for better health outcomes and produce better results and lower costs. it really summarizes the action plan. each chapter is filled with narratives in each chapter ends with an action plan for what individuals can do. the structure of the book and the content of it. now just to add into a couple of ideas that are in the book and see how much time we have. i will talk through two or three ideas. the one big thing. in the course of researching this book i interviewed over a hundred different people in healthcare. the patient advocates community workers and i asked them one -- what is the one thing you could change in healthcare. they said the same thing. they said but i also believe. they would change the business model of healthcare. our current model we refer refuse to look at. it's basically paying for act

physically responsible and it is addressed the needs that are out there among the american people when it comes to the healthcare. and schools reopening and getting people back to work, creating jobs. we hope it will get serious about it. republicans are pretty want to get a deal we hope that the democrats will give up on this futile idea of trying pass that heroes act created actually sit down in good faith try to negotiate a real solution. >> for the democrats once again are providing roadblock to the progress in our country. nancy pelosi and her deputy, chuck schumer continue to say no to an agreement, to a deal. because it appears to me that for the democrats in those two in particular, it is all politics, all of the time. i am convinced they actually don't want an agreement. they don't care with the consequences are for the american people. we've all been home. we've been traveling overseas, talking to people and listening to what they really wanted a piece of legislation. and what i am hearing his people want to pass forward with regard to the disease pretty testing, treatment, vaccine. they also want safe

the idea in the health crisis we would offer american healthcare and american science to treat at taxpayerin the first place is simply lunancy and it is representative, unfortunately, of what has happened to joe biden. is he an empty vessel who he hobby commandeered by the most fringe left wing elements of american policies. they believe in open borders. even though they won't use that phrase. this kind of policy is de facto open borders. it's wrong for our economic and national security. griff: steve, you talk about open borders. we are seeing a surge on our southern border. the numbers around the anywhere where near they were. listen, it's getting bad again primarily because of covid in mexico and central america. biden had this to say about the border wall if he is elected. listen. >> there will not be another foot of wall constructed on my administration. i'm going to make sure that we have border protection but it's going to be based on making sure that we use high tech capacity to deal with it. and at the ports of entry. griff: steve, is that going to be an issue? >> absolutely it's

new jobs in ten months, new opportunities for all americans, not just those at the top, lowering drug costs, expanding access to high quality healthcare for every american family, defending america's police, restoring law and order to our cities, stopping illegal immigration and protecting american families and ending america's reliance on china once and for all, bringing back jobs and factories, making medicine and products in america again. president trump will rebuild america's infrastructure, renew hope and our entrepreneurial spirit for a new generation and restore the american dream. it won't be easy, never pretty. the swamp will continue to fight him every step of the way, but under president trump our families will thrive. our incomes will rise. our communities will be kept safe. our factories will flourish. our flag will fly high. our country will soar and we will make america great again. >> ladies and gentlemen, please welcome ivanka trump. ♪ >> good evening. before i begin i want to send a special message to everyone who has been affected by hurricane laura. our hearts are with you. the president will continue to support y

healthcare. and which procedures are covered. that doesn't sound like so much choice to meet. the program was the greatest choices of medicare. but now, nobody is making that argument that 45 million americans are filing jobless claims and 27 million plus or healthcare because they lost their job. that is the frustration i have is there is a sense that somehow we are naÏve and idealistic. and that the cost discussion drive me crazy because i do have a very clear sense of cost and economics. i can tell you we keep going with the system, we are going to be paid $50 trillion over the next ten years. nobody wants to talk about that. the only want to talk about the cost of the medicare for all system what everybody is less - that is the reason for my frustration is that i feel the people within our own party for whatever reason, i have my thoughts about it. but for whatever reason, they refuse to acknowledge that our system of healthcare was never a system. and we are seeing it right now with the pandemic. in the fact that african americans, four times as likely to die as white americans. latinos, nine times as likely to be hospitalized as white americans. partly because they never had healthcar

an expectation of equality in all aspects of american lives, education, healthcare and employment and application of law. northern district station. we reaffirm our oath and duty to respect black lives to continue the practice of unbiased policing while recognizing the impact of policing on black communities. district station. black lives matter to us at park station because we want to be part of bettering our society and institutions by overcoming systematic racism and racial inequality in all interactions as well as society and institutions. richmond district station. systematic oppression annual it is time for change. equality is required by and for all. we have seen hate in every form. we have seen racism and oppression. we are here to fight for justice for all victims with this kind of motivation. black lives matter to us in the city. we value black lives among all the lives and we are stronger with black lives among all lives and stand against racism. >> we hear the call for racial equity from the police and are committed to unbiased and fair policing. tenderloin. black lives ma

we will ban deadly sanctuary cities and ensure that federal healthcare is protected for american citizensong borders, and i have said for yea rs, borders, and i have said for years, with our borders we do not have a country. we do not have a country. straight down terrorist who threaten our people and keep america out of endless and costly foreign wars. we will appoint prosecutors, judges, justices who believe in enforcing the law, not enforcing their own political agenda. which is a legal. we will ensure equal justice for citizens of every race, religion, colour and creed. we will uphold your religious liberty and defend your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. your second amendment right to keep and beararms. loud applause and cheering and if we do not win, your second amendment does not have a chance, i can tell you that. i have totally protected it. we will protect medicare and social security. we will always and very strongly protect patients with pre—existing conditions and that is a pledge from the entire republican party. thank you, cabinet. we will lend surprise at medi

trillion-dollar piece of legislation focused on getting americans back to work, getting kids in college students back to school and providing healthcare resources to help defeat the virus. as the title says, the health economic assistance liability protection and schools act, it does have liability protections li there. i just listened to the senator from illinois attack the idea of including those protections in the legislation, i think it's really important matter president to point out that those types of protections are critical if we are going to get the economy reopened again. businesses who are doing all the right things, following the cdc guidelines, adhering to all the laws, all the guidelines and restrictions that are out there, should not have to worry about lawyering up and spending thousands in some case millions of dollars to try and defend themselves against frivolous lawsuits which are being filed as we speak by the thousands. and the implication matter president that is given by the senator from illinois that somehow this is all about big corporations or big businesses, it is just not consistent with the facts on the

federal prosecutors into high crime communities, ban deadly century citizen sure federal healthcare is protected for american citizens, not for illegal aliens. we will have strong borders, i have said for use without borders we don't have a country, don't have a country. strike down terrorists who threaten our people and keep america out of endless and costly foreign wars. we will appoint prosecutors, judges, justices who believe in enforcing the law, not enforcing their own political agenda which is illegal. we will ensure equal justice, with every race, religion, color, and creed. we will uphold your religious liberty and defend your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [applause] >> and if we don't win, your second amendment doesn't have a chance. i can tell you that. totally protected it. we will protect medicare and social security, we will always and strongly protect patients with preexisting conditions and that is a pledge from the entire republican party. thank you. we will end surprise medical billing, require price transparency and further reduce the cost of prescription drugs and health i

americans hope for better days another big question for a lot of unemployed americans, like dee dee, what happens to their healthcare when that runs out in the coming weeks and months? that new burden, that extra financial burden is likely to take a huge toll on millions of unemployed americans frances? >> jo, thank you >>> breaking news, an extreme heat wave is fueling multiple wildfires on the west coast. evacuations and road closures were ordered for azusa, california, because of what is being called the ranche to home the mount cokee say there is no imminent threat to any structures. >>> the nearby lake fire has destroyed homes, it has been burning north of los angeles for more than 24 hours now, spreading to 11,000 acres. it is only 5% contained. >>> up in oregon, about 900 homes have being threatened with 150 under evacuation orders near moser. officials say this fire was caused by people, but didn't elaborate any further than that. >>> in colorado, the pine gulch fire is now the fifth largest fire, wildfire in the state's history at more than 68,000 acres. that one is 7% contained all those fires are being he

would pay $22.8 billion, and what i love about the 60% tax is sanders says this will cover healthcare for americans year. well what do you do after that year is up? what's your plan, bernie? charles: [laughter] and you know, we're paying people not to work and we're punishing them if they're successful that sounds like a recipe for a great country, i've got another one for you. the pandemic forcing many americans to work, eat, play, sleep, all in the same place, sometimes as a studio apartment so how do you separate life from work, right? i mean, some are saying they developed a shutdown ritual. do you have one? >> well, i've actually am still coming into the office so i don't have the stress but a lot of my friends have. i still go home to watch really stupid television i can find to decompress but the experts are saying is try and find a separate space in the apartment you dedicate just to work or in your home you dedicate to work, where the stress is really coming for a lot of folks working at home is when they've got children and dealing with the home schooling situation which at least in new y

videos with healthcare workers and americans freed after being held hostage included him. speaking to others, president donald trump accused democrats of using the coronavirus to their benefit. >>> to defraud the american people , all of our people, of a fair and free election. >> the biden campaign came out with a list of more than two dozen former gop lawmakers who are endorsing the former vice president. >> we need a president who unifies rather than divides. >> melania trump is among the speakers at night two of the convention. cbs news, washington. >>> also scheduled to speak, kentucky senar nd paul and secretary of state mike pompeo, who will be speaking from israel. we will have full coverage of the rnc starting at 7:00 ever night followed by expert analyses in a special newscast after cbs prime time. >>> you need to protect workers from wildfire smoke. >> bay area farmworkers fed up with extreme working conditions. or pushed for change up next on kpix 5 and streaming on cbsn bay area. >>> i am tracking that onshore flow, so we're starting off our day with the low c

on an attempt to what wooded deprived of millions of americans of access to healthcare.think about the suppressed. so many things including this. talk about the children unaccompanied minors and the children who have been ripped from their mothers and fathers arms. i am certain, had those crews of journalists not gone down and shared the stories of the american public about what has been happening down there, if that had not had happened witnessing the outrage of the public that they had to end or at least on paper and that policy. so we are being tested. we are being tested. we have to in these moments of the introduction the thing about joyful warrior. i came up with that term is after 2017. we've got to find time to sing, dance, laugh. any fight. any good fight is born out of optimism. was born out of optimism. it was born out of optimism that we are on this stage having this conversation. in these moments we are fighting for something. and we must remain optimistic. and we cannot tire. unless be joyful in that proces process. >> host: you right when you break the gla

light green john mccain says no and an attempt to what would have deprived millions of americans of access to healthcare. thing about the press. so many things including this. you talk about the children who've been ripped from their mothers and their fathers arms. i am certain, had those crews of journalists not gone down and shared the story with the american public about what has been happening and had been happening down there that had not had happened but would not have seen the upgrades among the public to they had to and/or at least on paper and we are being tested we have to in these moments in the introduction thing about joyful warrior, i came up with that term because i said you know, was after 2017. i'm tired of being mad all the time. being kind of upset. you know, scott defined time to sing, dance, laugh, have a little fun. and any sites, any good fight was born out of optimism. it really is. the fight that my parents were engaged in, that was born out of optimism. was born out of optimism that you and i be sitting on the stage having this conversation. optimism and so in these moments, le

childcare in the country and do those things we need to do to restore the healthcare system and more importantly the health of every american we can possibly help. with that mr. president i yield the floor. >> democratic presidential candidate joe biden and his vice presidential pick senator kamala harris will be making their first public appearance is afternoon just days before mr. biden accepts the democratic nomination at next week's national convention, we will have live coverage from wilmington delaware on c-span and you can watch it live on c-span.org or listen live to the free c-span radio app today at 3:00 p.m. eastern, president trump host an event at the white house on reopening schools amid the pandemic you can watch live coverage of this event on c-span2 and also online as c-span.org. >> next protecting u.s. infrastructure from cyber and physical attacks, we will hear from federal officials and security experts hosted by the wilson center. this is about two hours. >> good afternoon i'm jame hardin, at the wilson center, former nine turn member of congress where i played a role in

americans how to live and what to think. they want a government takeover of healthcare. they want to ban fracking and kill millions of jobs. they want massive tax hikes on working families. joe biden and the socialist left would be a disaster for our economy. but president trump is leading a new era of opportunity. before communist china gave us the coronavirus, we were breaking economic records left and right. the pandemic has set us back, but not for long. president trump brought our economy back before. and he will bring it back again. there's one more important area where our president is right. he knows that political correctness and cancel culture are dangerous and just plain wrong. in much of the democratic party, it's now fashionable to say that america is racist. that is a lie. america is not a racist country. this is personal for me. i'm the proud daughter of indian immigrants. they came to america and settled in a small southern town. my father wore a turbine. my mother wore a sari. i was a brown girl in a black and white world. with we faced discrimination and hardship. ut my parents never gave in to grievance

we all believe that every american has a right to healthcare. how are we going to get there?er in law was the first person that introduced universal healthcare. this administration has rolled back more than 100 environmental regulations. i don't call that socialist. i call that protecting the world we live in. having clean drinking water is something every person should have. i'm not going to let this administration or the republicans frame us with untruth. that is a lie and not true. howie: congresswoman, very good to see you. thank you very much for joining us. still to come, why melania trump's speech got such mixed reviews and pro athletes forcing the cancellation of as lot of games over the kenosha shooting. you see we're from here and there and here... your family's story is waiting to be shared. at ancestry.com iredefined the wordng th'school' this year. your family's story is waiting to be shared. it's why, at xfinity, we're committed to helping kids keep learning through the summer. and help college students studying at home stay connected through our university prog

latinos nine times as likely to be hospitalized as white americans partly because they never had healthcareand they were never able to pay for the treatment which they needed that left them exposed to all the other underlining conditions that caused covid to take hold. it is a travesty and i get worked up about it and you know, and i am happy to have the discussion with anybody that i find people don't even want to have the discussion and that bothers me. >> host: i tell my constituents we are the definition of inefficiency and immorality because they don't cover everybody. we spend far more money for far worse results and so obviously something needs to be done. anyway, -- >> guest: one hopeful note i just finished cochairing the biden sanders health unity task force. i didn't get medicare for all. i didn't turn joe biden into bernie sanders. however, we made tremendous progress on what we can achieve as a party for our platform. it's not sufficient. i haven't changed my mind, but we did make tremendous progress in terms of the platform for the democratic party on achieving universal healt

american people. what we said we will honor our heroes, state and local, healthcare workers and et cetera, first responders, teachers and the rest and that's part of our argument of how much are they willing to do. secondly were going to stop -- i allowed you to finish you allow me too finish. they're going to open our economy by addressing the virus which the president has ignored for months now to do the right thing scientifically based and third put money in the pockets of the american people. so what the president did does not accomplish what he sets out to do in the categories he did but we said will come down a trillion, you go down a trillion, meet us halfway and will be able to have an agreement that meets the needs of the american people. chris: i understand but the point i'm trying to make, they were offering $150 billion for cities and states, you wanted 900 billion, as a result of no deal, as a states and cities which we all agree do need some money, are going to get nothing, the question is, i'm not saying it's all your fault, or is all the republicans fault but the failure to make a deal will

american economy. he's mishandled the healthcare crisis. and he has a very wide gap right now, and he won the election narrowly with a series of convin coincidences, so he knows he's going to lose. he's now just trying to figure out if he can manipulate things to possibly sneak out a win. i don't think that that will happen, but what i am concerned about is that there's not enough people speaking out about this and explaining to the american people the nefariousness of his game plan. >> well, you are not the only one who is speaking out. you're not the only former trump official fighting against his re-election right now. we heard this week from a former dhs official named miles taylor. he went public this week about his time in the trump administration and why he thinks president trump is unfit to lead. i want to play a clip of taylor describing what it took for officials to convince the president, he says, to support evacuations ahead of a hurricane. listen to this. >> someone actually jumped in and said a good thing, said, mr. president,

they also want to throw open american borders, give free taxpayer funded healthcare to illegal aliensdefund police, abolish ice, abolish borders, no more borders, and abolish basically the american dream, this is joe biden. and does anybody really think he's strong enough to stand up to these ruthless vicious people? you look at portland, you look at what's going on in seattle, these are the people that you're dealing with. if i didn't send in the troops, if i didn't send in the great people from homeland security, you'd have courthouses and post offices and everything else burned down, blown up. and we may send in something else, because you know what? they've been riding now for 70 days and the mayor thinks it's just wonderful and the governor has no idea what she's doing, i've never seen people like this. remember in seattle, where they took over a big chunk of the city of seattle, and the mayor said, "it's going to be a summer of love." and i said, "she's just kidding, right? isn't she?" she wasn't kidding. but we were all set to send in the troops, send in the people that we were

surpassing the previous peak in may, according to a new report from the american health care association and the national healthcare for assisted living. there were more than 9700 confirmed cases of coronavirus in nursing homes the week ending july 27, with the virus spreading especially rapidly in the sun belt. lebanon is facing a surge of coronavirus cases after a blast killed 180 people and wounded thousands. the explosion overwhelmed the city's hospitals and also badly damaged two that had a key role in handling virus cases. officials are pushing for a two-week lockdown to control the pandemic. the french government is sending right police to the marseilles a rate to enforce mask requirements. has seen scattered incidents of violence from people refusing to wear masks. is weren 3000 new cave reported sunday, one of the biggest daily spikes since the country lifted its lockdown in may. the japanese prime minister shinzo abe visited a tokyo hospital for several hours today. they say it was for a routine avoidanceck but his and public appearances recently has sparked speculation about his health. he has not held a

will band deadly sanctuary cities and in short federal healthcare is protected for american citizens, not for illegal aliens. [applause] will have strong voters without borders, we don't have a country. shutdown tears who struck americans keep them out of the country. [applause] we will appoint prosecutors, judges, justices who believe in enforcing the law, not enforcing their own political agenda. which is illegal. they will ensure equal justice for citizens of every race, religion, color and creed, who will uphold your religious liberty from your second amendment right to keep and bear arms. [cheering] we don't win, your second amendment doesn't have a chance. i can tell you that. i've totally protected it. who will protect medicare and social security, who always, and very strongly, protect patients with pre-existing conditions and that's a pledge from the entire republicananth party. thank you. [applause] will have medical building, require price transparency and further reduce the cost of prescription drugs and health insurance premiums, they are coming laid down. we were greatly

surpassing the previous peak in may, according to a new report from the american health care association and the national healthcareisted living. there were more than 9700 confirmed cases of coronavirus in nursing homes the week ending july 27, with the virus spreading especially rapidly in the sun belt. lebanon is facing a surge of coronavirus cases after a blast killed 180 people and wounded thousands. the explosion

millions lost their doctors and their plans and on average every american is now paying 200% more for healthcarehe worst part is almost 40% of the country now has one obama biden care exchange option. they don't even have any choice, here's your plan, you want, you take it or you're not getting anything else. an unmitigated disaster. what the election is about, they failed and all the areas we've entrusted them with in all the blue states and blue cities run again by liberal democrats for decades. now they want to tell us that they will do everything for us. it will take away every fear that you have in life. that is not what this country was founded on. this is where your books are great primer for this entire endeavor because you talk about our founders in our framers. mark: so do you. sean: i do. mark: i see you sitting at your desk, writing this book moving from chapter to chapter. in the first chapter is a heavy chapter. sean: that's the hardest one, that in socialism. mark: that is assumed to be thereafter chapter. but you really look at the founding and the perspective of an average ameri

expand healthcare to more americans like joe and i did ten years. the recovery act which jump started the longest stretch of job growth in history. he sees this moment now not as a chance to get back to where we were, but to make long over due changes so our economy actually makes life a little easier for everybody. whether it's the waitress trying to raise a kid on her own. or the shift worker always on the edge of getting laid off. or the student figuring out how to pay for next semesters classes. joe and cam will will restore the standing in the world and we have learned from the pandemic, that matters. joe knows the world and the world knows him. he knows that our true strength comes from setting an example. the world wants to follow. a nation that stands with democracy not dictators. a nation that can inspire and mobilize others to over come threats like climate change and terrorism. poverty and disease. more than anything, what i know about joe, what i know about kamala, is that they actually care about every american. and that they cared deep

get in a room and really do the job that the american public expects us to do and that is looking out for the best interest at a time when we have a healthcare pandemic, keep in mind this is a once-in-a-lifetime pandemic, once-in-a-lifetime, that requires us to come together and really focus on how we help americans across this country who are struggling right now, be penalized, we have asked them to staylt at hoe in place because we are trying to address how we do the research that is necessary fory a vaccine, hopefully one y we have that vaccine, how we ramp up the testing that is needed so everybody can feel safe and comfortable knowing whether they have the virus were not for the antibody, were not there yet more work needs to be done particular by the congress but the american public has heard in their sheltering in place, their staying home, they shudder their businesses and now more than ever, this country needs the senate to act, the house ando senate job with the work ofay comprehensive package and i say comprehensive because we cannot just pick and choose winners and losers, this is not what this is about. this is about making sure