atond, will the pentagon gender identity status to the military equal opportunity i'll policy in the event that a transgender member feels discrimination? sec. carter: the medical standards don't change. transgender, like all other service members, will get all medical care their doctors deem necessary. they will have to do that with, if it is not urgent, subject to the commanders. if they need to be deployed, they need to be deployed. it is normal that if you have a procedure which is not urgent that ifou have to defer you are being deployed. we will not have a different medical policy for transgender members. our doctors will give them medically necessary treatment according to the protocol determined by the medical that are profession. >> in the policy, trade center status? sec. carter: i do not know the specific answer to that. i assume it is yes, and peter is telling me yes. it stands to reason that we would then, that makes sense. let's see, corey deco corey is not here. call. paul? paul: a follow-up on that question. there has been some debate on whether the military would for

it is able to sell off and commercialize national treasures atond to people of puerto rico. juan: that was senator bob menendez of new jersey. democratic presidential candidate and vermont senator bernie sanders also spoke out against the legislation. meanwhile, democratic senator dick durbin of illinoispoke in favor of the promesa bill. >> what is the alternative if we vote no? you'll hear a lot a member say, let's put it end to it. if we vote no, it is to give the bondholders, thus holding the debt of puerto rico, all of the cards july 1. all of the cards. they can then go to court and forced their hand for payment on these debts. in puerto rico, which is struggling to provide basic services, will have even more money taken away from them. what is a disaster situation will become worse if we vote no and do nothing. this oversight board, for all its flaws, has the power to stop , the power to enter into voluntary negotiation on the dead of puerto rico, and if they cannot reach a voluntary agreement, they have power to go to court for restructuring on all of the debt that fa