global innovators group and vice president of the aspen institute. thank you so much for joining us. today the global conclusive growth partnership which is a partnership between the aspen institute and the mexico city for inclusive growth is presenting an important conversation on entering the and effective global distribution of vaccine. this conversation is part of a a series, global inclusive recovery and rebuilding which was developed with the aspen institute and mastercard center, and were joining with the innovators group in this effort to present this presentation today. we are very honored that elizabeth cohen at cnn is leading this conversation. as reminderel you can submit questions when you register and were happy to get to this question as part off this conversation. thank you all, and welcome, elizabeth. >> peggy, thank you soeg much ad up so glad to be here with all of you wonderful panelists thatt we arerf going have with us. nearly ten months into this outbreak covid-19 is exposing deep inequities in health care systems worldwide and

she's been with aspen since 2013. aspen word is a literary nonprofit of the aspen institute which includes the apps been words literary prize. we're pleased to have you with us adrian. my beloved colleague and i turn it over to you and the other panelists. >> thank you vivian for the introduction and thank you for the aspen words and aspen digital team for hosting this event and to all of you, our panelists and all of you who are zooming in today for your interest in changing the narrative, something long-overdue inthe switching industry . as an fyi all of you watching this group met yesterday to have a little pregame conversation and we decided as much as possible we'd like to make this forward thinking solution driven conversation so in other words, while we're not going to sugarcoat any of the facts for the loss over the historical situation surrounding the racial inequalities that exist in publishing we're also not going to spend too much time rehashing the obvious. the obvious being one, the publishing industry h

my name is peggy clark clark anm the director executive at the aspen institute. thank you so much for joining us. today the global inclusive growth partnership between the aspenhi institute and mastercard center for inclusive growth ismp presenting an important conversation on ensuring the equitable and effective global distribution of vaccines. this conversation is part of ag series which was developed with the aspen institute and mastercard center and we are joining with the global erinnovators group on this effot to present the presentation today. we are very honored that elizabeth of cnn is leading the conversation and as a reminder, you can submit questions when you registered and we are happy to get to those questions as part of the conversation so thank you all and welcome, elizabeth. >> peggy, thank you so much and i am so glad to be here with all of these wonderful panelists we are goingha to have with us. for nearly ten months into this outbreak, covid-19 is exposing deepep inequities into the systm worldwide. right now this virusac has killd more than

next, the technology policy institute hosting its 2020 aspen forum, exploring a wide range of technology policy issues. in this discussion participants looked at data protection and privacy regulation in the us and how it compares to the rest of the world. >> into the next panel, we are honored to have the moderator for this panel, the most qualified and knowledgeable as possible, founder and leader of highly ranked security practices and a reminder for those just joining the panel, questions in your browser, go to sli.io, aspen 2020 and ask your question. take it away. >> okay. i will thank scott for that much too generous introduction. appreciate it. whether there is a consensus, the desirability of years together in aspen before too long and look forward to getting together in person. our panel is in fact the most distinguished and knowledgeable panel the we could provide to discuss the subject of international privacy regulation or dataflows and a problem giving talks making remarks and addressing international privacy development and dataflows, if you prepared the mom marks 3 or 4 w

. >> we will take you live to the aspen institute on a discussion on global distribution of the covid-19 vaccine, this is live coverage on c-span2. >> thank you so much for joining us, today the global growth partnership which is a partnership between the aspen institute in inclusive growth is presenting an important conversation on ensuring the equitable and effective global distribution of vaccines. this conversation is part of a series, global inclusive recovery and rebuilding which was developed with the aspen into institute in word joining the global interveners group in this effort to present the presentation today, we are very honored that elizabeth cohen of cnn is leading the conversation and as a reminder and we are happy to get to the questions as part of the conversation. thank you all and welcome elizabeth. >> thank you so much i'm so glad to be here with all of these wonderful panelist that we are going to have with us, nearly ten months into the outbreak, covid-19 is exposing equities and healthcare systems worldwide in hopes that the vaccines will really change things b

today the global inclusive growth partnership which is a partnership between the aspen institute and mastercard center for inclusive growth, is presenting an important conversation on ensuring the equitable and effective local distribution of vaccines. on this conversation is part of a series, global inclusive recovery and rebuilding which was developed through the mastercard center were joining with the group in this effort to present this presentation today. we're very honored that elizabeth cohen of cnn is leading this conversation. and as a reminder you can submit questions when you registered. they're happy to get to those questions as part of this conversation. so thank you all and welcome elizabeth. >> peggy thank you so much i'm so glad to be here with all of these wonderful panelists that we are going to have with us. nearly ten months into this outbreak, covid-19 is exposing deep inequities in healthcare systems worldwide. their hopes are the vaccine will really change things. because right now this virus is killed more than a million people worldwide. it is has infected mo

of the aspen institute. welcome to those of you joining us on zoom and also viewers on c-span. this is no ordinary election year. october is proving to be an advocate calendar of surprises. as a reminder as a counter to election day, we are facing record levels of mail-in voting, concerns about united states postal service, confusion about drop boxes, polling places in limited capacity due to the pandemic. allocations about dollars locked and stolen. as of last night, questions about what happens if one candidate is incapacitated. it's important to remember only three days ago, though many of us, it seems like to go, the president alleged to a national audience and with no evidence that mail-in voting to fraud and he refused to say he will accept the results of the election. we say we are bracing ourselves for what happens when the polls close november 3. it is important to say that that does not indicate the results are illegitimate. may be used to learning results hours after the polls closed but in likeli

is going to cost him being charged, i'm making this up, if an aspen will cost two cents an aspen, theyenny, they are either going to do or not. they will have to do it. we have been fighting to get debbie and i and others have been fighting to do this for years. we lower drug prices. what did president trump do? he said if it passes he will veto it, threatened to veto it. folks, donald trump's chaotic and decisive -- divisive leadership has cost us far too much. 215,000 dead from covid-19, and rising. experts say we will lose nearly another 200,000 lives in the next two months unless he fundamentally changed courses. i prayed pray for his recoverye got covid. i hope that we could come out of it, but what is he done? he has just double down on misinformation he did before making it worse. so many lives have been lost unnecessary because this president cares more about the stock market than he does about the well-being of seniors one day before recross the threshold of 200,000 this, you may recall this, the president was president was at a campaign rally and insisted that the virus was,

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and with that the aspen stage is all yours. >> thank you. it's so exciting to steering the bios again. such a pleasure too speak with both of my esteemed panelists. thank you doctor hanna doctor doctor hamberger spent some time with us today. doctor let me begin with a question for you. this question could not be more timely. but the meeting of the vaccine and product advisory committee better known as meeting as we speak right now. listen in this morning which was an hour or so introductions. i got some of the presentation. the meeting is designed too discuss the process of developing, authorizing and eventually licensing a cam while vaccine candidate for covid-19. this meeting brings together a who's who of vaccine experts, bios strata stations and others. i think it's very fundamental which is the credibility of the process. doctor just talk a little bit to open up this process to everybody. see skepticism and this country that preceded the pandemic. that should concern all of us. has been the widespread administration and the of the pand

at 1:00 p.m., the aspen institute looks at the development of a coronavirus vaccine and plans for its distribution. election day is one week away and vice presidential candidate senator kamala harris was on the road in nevada, where she held an event in reno. this is 30 minutes. >> good afternoon, everyone. thank you for joining us this afternoon at the robert hawkins amphitheater. my name is dominique and i am student body president at the university of reno, representing the associated students of the university of nevada. i am a senior at the university studying journalism with hopes of attending law school next fall. with a week until election day, i want to emphasize how important it is to allow your voices to be heard. our nation in this year alone is facing a global health pandemic, economic downfall, systemic racism, and a climate crisis. it is imperative we elect a leaders with strong, steady leadership to unite our country and deliver positive and meaningful results. as a low income, black young woman from the bay area, being a first-time voter in the 2020 election is import

the aspen institute hosted this discussion. >> we will now move directly to the next panel. we are honored to have as the moderator for the panel probably the most qualified and knowledgeable person possible, founder and leader of the cybersecurity practice. and a reminder for those that are just joining the panel, joining the session now, ask questions in your browser. please take it away. >> having him muted myself, thank you for that introduction. whether or not there is a consensus on your comment about me it certainly sounds like there is a consensus about the desirability at aspen so maybe we do that before too long and looked to getting together. our panel is in fact the most distinguished and knowledgeable panel that we could provide to discuss the subject on the privacy regulations and very timely. one of the problems with giving talks and making remarks and addressing international privacy developments is you can prepare the remarks three or four weeks earlier you would have to do it all again. it's a constant development and here we are going to be talking on the

at 1:00 p.m., the aspen institute looks at the development of a coronavirus vaccine and plans for its distribution. former president obama campaigned for joe biden tuesday at a drive-in rally in orlando, florida. this is 40 minutes. ♪ mr. obama: hello, orlando! [cheers and applause] this is a good looking crowd here. thank thene please lord and for that great introduction? what an outstanding young man. it is good to be back here in florida. i don't know if we have any tampa bay rays fans in orlando. big game tonight. do or die time. the rays were in the world series in 2008, florida sent me to the white house. they fell just a bit short then, but here in florida, democrats follow little bit short in 2016 also. over the next couple of weeks, you've got the chance to fix two mistakes. you got the chance to set two things right. you can bring a world series championship to the sunshine state and send joe biden and kamala harris to the white house. [cheers and applause] orlando.e week, one week. until the most important election of our lifetime. and you don't have to wait until next tues

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held by the aspen institute, this is one hour. vivian my name is schiller, and i am the executive director of a program of the aspen institute. welcome to those of you joining us on zoom and also welcome to viewers watching us on c-span. this is, to say the least, no ordinary election year. beober is already proving to an advent calendar of surprises. as a reminder as we countdown to election day, we are facing record levels of mail-in voting. concerns about the united states also service, confusion about drop boxes, holding paces that capacity due to the pandemic, allegations about ballots being lost and stolen, and as of last night, questions about what happens if one or more candidates is incapacitated. but it is important also to remember that only three days ago, though to many of us it seems like months ago, the president once again alleged to a national audience, and with no evidence, that mail-in voting leads to fraud. he also refused to say that he what accept the results of the election. i think i speak for the nation wh

thank you very much and also to tpi aspen. i'm honored to contribute to this event even if only virtually. happy to be in the same -- saying hello to my co-panelists which not only are excellent colleagues, but i consider friends. we have been working together on these issues on different sides for many years. i guess we want us to dive in the complexities and intricacies on the court of justice case and it's implication for privacy and data flows, in particular from a transatlantic point of view. of course, i'm ready to do this. but maybe it could be helpful to start this conversation to step back, to make a step back and put the issues into a broader perspective. when looking at the perspective, there are two considerations to keep in mind. first, it might sound obvious, but in today's world and increasingly, the demand for the protection of personal data knows no border. it's a truly global phenomenon. it's a question of individual rights as recognized by many constitutional frameworks around the work. it's a demonecessity

the aspen institute. welcome to those of you are joining us on zoom, and also through viewers are watching us on c-span. this is to say the least, no ordinary election year. in october is already proven to be in calendar of surprises. as a reminder as we countdown to election day, their facing record levels and male in voting . concerns about the united states postal services and confusion about top boxes. polling places, limited capacity due to the pandemic and allegations about balance being lost and stolen. and as of last night, questions about what happens if one or more candidates is incapacitated. but it's important to us to remember that only three days ago, led to any of us seems like months ago. the president once again alleged to a national audience and with no evidence that the voting leads to fraud. he also refused to say that he will access the results of the election. except . i think for a nation when we are bracing ourselves for what happens when the polls close on november 3rd. although i

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drug cost giving medicare the power to negotiate with the drug companies at this cost two cents in aspenou want any either you do that or not. they have to we have been fighting and then to lower drug prices. and if it passes they will veto it and with that divisive leadership 215,000 us from covid-19 and raising. experts say we will lose another 200,000 in the next few months alessi fundamentally changes course. but what has he done but to double down on the misinformation and makes it worse so many lives unnecessary because the president cares more about the stock market then the well-being of seniors. one day before we cross the threshold of 200 deaths, the president was at a campaign rally and said will affect virtually nobody just elderly people with heart and other problems. think about that. who is he talking about when he said it affects virtually nobod nobody? he's talking about america seniors. he's talking about you and my family. you worked hard your life to contribute to society to deserve security and peace of mind that you are not getting it and by the way if this is not s

the aspen institute looks at a for distributing the coronavirus vaccine. president trump delivers remarks today in arizona with less than a week to go before election day. eastern.e at 3:00 p.m. election day is one week away and vice presidential candidates senator kamala harris was -- -- viceevent presidential candidate senator, harris was on the road -- candidate senator kamala harris was on the road. she held an event in arizona. dominique: our nation is facing a global health pandemic, systemic racism, and a climate crisis. it is imperative we elect to leaders who provide leadership and deliver positive for meaningful results. as a low income black young woman being a first-time voter in the 2020 election is important to me. electing representatives fostering a prosperous society to ensure students feel supported it is essential for our country and it is truly special to see a woman of color elected to the number two spot in the country next tuesday. for the past three and a half years citizens who make up of marginalized communities have been on prior

of the aspen institute.me to those of you joining us on zoom and also viewers on c-span. this is no ordinary election year. october is proving to be an advocate calendar of surprises. as a reminder as a counter to election day, we are facing record levels of mail-in voting, concerns about united states postal service, confusion about drop boxes, polling places in lid

the aspen institute looks at a for distributing the coronavirus vaccine.sident trump delivers remarks today in arizona with less than a week to go before election day. eastern.e at 3:00 p.m. election day is one week away and vice presidential candidates senator kamala harris

a 50 minute conversation hosted by the aspen institute. >> delighted to welcome you to a 2020 virtual event. the covid-19 pandemic prevented is gathering in person but delighted to host infrared and fiery conversation with leading health practitioners, advocates, scientists and policymakers and we couldn't be more excited about our program today. and inside look at the vaccine development process through the lens of the food and drug administration. to have a safe and effective covid-19 vaccine available and with those vaccines developed at so-called warp speed interest in understanding the process has never been greater. the fda inside and out, they have to do that. let me briefly introduce our incredible speakers today. dr. stephen hahn is the 20 fourth administer of the fda, having trained in medical oncology and radiation oncology, prior to joining the fda served as chief medical executive at the university of texas cancer center. before that he chaired the permit of radiation oncology at the university, and the alma mater. and the commission of the fda, before that was founding v