ian frazer: it's very easy to criticize big pharma, but to be quite blunt until someone comes up withive, we have to go with what we've got. sophie: tonight, on "four comes corners" the race for a remedy. with more than 100 in development, we investigate the global efforts to find a covid-19 vaccine and the battle to ensure that if scientists are successful, it doesn't just go to the highest bidder. ♪♪♪ sophie: these days, the lights are always on in the molecular bioscience labs at the university of queensland. professor paul young is one of the leaders of the uq team. paul: and are we going to be able to incorporate tse into--in a different, like, virus mold? sophie: he and his colleagues have spent nearly every waking moment since january working on their covid-19 vaccine. paul: it's been 24/7 essentially, with everybody in the team working very hard to get to where we are currently, as quickly as we can. so, lots of weekends; in fact, all weekends and most evenings. there's been a lot of time spent together. i think we probably know each other better now than we ever have done. wh

big pharma has had a stranglehold on the congress so we couldn't get it done until now. this is a good first step, we always had bigger plans and we always do but it's interesting big pharma's leader has said the democrats will pay for this. really? for loweringcosts for american families ?and the third, it lowers the deficit and inflation and makes a down payment of $300 billion for deficit reductionto fight inflation . according to and i have the letter here, you should have this but this is a letter from 126 leading economists, seven nobel prize winners are included and this is what it says. it says these investments would be more than fully paid for. the revenue raised to finance them would comeexclusively from wealthy individuals and corporations . further the revenue comes from enhancing the law enforcement, tax enforcement of the irs and disclosing, the more discretionary, distortionary loopholes in the tax code. it's quite a remarkable letter and it's a short letter but it has pages and pages of economists including sets seven nobel laureates. again, it makes a d

and for decades, big pharma won. but not this year. the american people won and big pharma lost.edicare now has the power to negotiate lower prescription drug prices. seniors will see their out-of-pocket costs for drugs limited to no more than $2000 a year no matter how many drugs they need or other diseases. a limit. you are on medicare and have diabetes, the cost of insulin be capped at $35 a month. [applause] we also included a provision that would allow anyone with diabetes, including kids and their families, to get charged between $600 and $1000 a month, how does it feel being a parent looking at your kid knowing you didn't have the insurance and knowing, if they did not get that insulin, they may die? there is thousands of people in america going through that and these republicans ripped that out of the bill. but we are coming back. [cheering and applause] this also keeps down the cost of health care. thanks to the american rescue plan and this new law, we are saving a family of four and average of 2300 dollars a year on health care premiums. it is a big thing to somebody m

and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. can you imagine mag they say a thing to threaten us for lowering costs for prescription drugs for america's family. san francisco the provisions save millions aier in our own community. and now we will hear more from arp california on what this cost means for families. before we do, it is thousands of people in our community are in covered california this is what ira does for them. rescue plan slashed premiums now locked in the lower processes at least for 3 more years and then that is what many of the other provisions come due. our lever acknowledges increase in the that town. we will keep affordable insurance, the average enrollee in san francisco could save over -- 1400 dollars. the ming mum in premium costs. family of 4 could save up to 2800 dollars. 2 seniors could save 21 thousand dollars. we are fortunate to joined by jessica of covered california. will share how we save more for 90% of enrollees in our state. >> we are blessed be joined by 2 v. i. p.'s very important people. >

big pharma has had a grip on both sides of the aisle.> al: wait a minute there are lobbyists in washington? [ laughter ] >> i don't know. >> al: i think i met one when i was there. >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> al: when i was in the senate. so we have the climate piece, the pharma piece, also we have -- people on vaca will pay lower premiums. >> part of "the inflation reduction act" is make sure people who get their care through the affordable care act will continue to keep their health care insurance. otherwise people would see a big jump. that is the last thing we need at a time when people are already paying higher prices for food and gas. >> al: that must have been an amazing vote to cast. >> i did it with my thumb. because i was actually, for the first time since i was sworn in, excited to go to washington! [ cheers and applause ] and i was excited to take my shoes off for the tsa. securing all my devices. really excited. and my plane did not take off for several hours. but don't worry, they rebook med. 30 hours later. and that makes me,

big pharma says the democrats will play for this. can you imagine they would say such a thing, to threaten us for lowering the cost of prescription drugs? >> she says it's about justice. >> is back, the chinatown music festival coming to san francisco this weekend. event organizers gathered to preview the event, featuring dancing, art, musical performances, drummers, and a jazz ensemble. hosted by the -- organizers say it is all about the vision for a future that is more inclusive. >> we invite everyone to come and have a lot of fun. everyone can dance to the music that is there. >> the festival's 13th year kicks off saturday, at portsmouth square. >> it's going to be really beautiful, we should have some fog at the coastline and a little bit of that son. overall, tracking some big changes as we head into this upcoming weekend. we will get you all squared away. i want to move things right into what you can expect for tomorrow morning. we know a lot of you are still getting back into the groove, back to work, tomorrow morning no big d

especially in big pharma and big oil. this bill really is built off of the hard work that we did around build back better, that continued to this finally getting done. and if there was one group in congress that, as you know last fall, held out as hard as we could to continue the conversations, to get what we're doing today done, it was the progressive caucus. and i want to say a special thank you to our chair, ms. jayapal, because not only did she continue with the perseverance necessary, but she had conversations with, let's say, some of our more colorful members in the senate to help us get to this point today. and that is a big win. we're putting people over politics, as we make sure that finally people can save money on costs when it comes to health care and energy costs, as we're experiencing worldwide inflation. this country right now is dealing with it by addressing these issues, by allowing us to be able to negotiate prescription drug prices through medicare, capping senior costs, giving people more access to hea

for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added toistoric opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan, and applaud the senators who are standing up to big pharma. let's make history. vote yes to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices. [peaceful music plays] [soft cymbal crash] >>> today is primary day, and you see the five states voting today, arizona, kansas, michigan, missouri will be and washington. in kansas, the first state-wide vote on abortion rights. some other key dynamics as we watch tonight, remember the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump. five of them are already out of play, if you will, in the sense that they either decided not to run or lost their primaries. three, three of the ten house republicans who voted to impeach donald trump face primaries today and face candidates endorsed by donald trump. two out of washington state, one in michigan. so we'll know a much better

for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added tocongress has a historic opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan, and applaud the senators who are standing up to big pharma. let's make history. vote yes to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices. i brought in ensure max protein with 30 grams of protein. those who tried me felt more energy in just two weeks. uhh... here, i'll take that! yay!!! ensure max protein, with 30 grams of protein, 1 gram of sugar enter powered by protein challenge for a chance to win big! >>> senate majority leader chuck schumer said he plans another vote on the burn pit bill today. that would offer coverage for millions of veterans exposesed to toxic smoke during their military service. 25 republicans did an about facing withdrawing support for the bill. saying the democrats tried to put in other spending. >> the fund is in the bill so that we can ensure, as you suggested, that

it's time to stand up to big pharma who make big profits while -- i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: i yield one minute to my good friend from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong opposition to the inflation expansion act. you know, it feels like groundhog day here on capitol hill because it wasn't but about a year ago we found ourselveses debating almost this very same legislation. it was a bad idea then, it's a bad idea now and even bernie sanders isn't buying this bill. and has said it won't do much to reduce inflation. the only difference here really is the price tag from a year ago. $745 billion in new spending? that's not cheap you know what we could do with that? you could give every single working mom in america a check for $96,000. you could give hardworking american seniors who are retired but having to go back to work, you could give them $14,000. you co

republicans also scored a win for big pharma. we'll explain. >>> donald trump's republican party gathered in dallas for cpac this weekend, where the big lie was on full display. >>> along with an incredibly ridiculous guest -- and this is not the one i'm talking about. >>> good morning and welcome to "morning joe." it is monday, august 8th. with joe and me, we have correspondent for bbc news katty kay. jonathan lemire is recovering from the reporting he just did on toilets. but here's the big news this morning. senate democrats have done it. after more than a year of negotiations and dead ends, democrats have passed a reconciliation package that includes a bulk of their priorities. >> the ayes are 50. nays are 50. the senate being equally divided, the vice president votes in the affirmative, and the bill as amended is passed. [ applause ] >> no republicans voted in favor of the final bill. it passed with a tie-breaking vote from vice president kamala harris. the bill went through some last-minute changes during an overnight vote-a

and big pharma says the democrats will pay for this. imagine mag they say a thing to threaten us for lowering costs for prescription drugs for america's family. san francisco the provisions save millions aier in our own community. and now we will hear more from arp california on what this cost means for families. before we do, it is thousands of people in our community are in covered california this is what ira does for them. rescue plan slashed premiums now locked in the lower processes at least for 3 more years and then that is what many of the other provisions come due. our lever acknowledges increase in the that town. we will keep affordable insurance, the average enrollee in san francisco could save over -- 1400 dollars. the ming mum in premium costs. family of 4 could save up to 2800 dollars. 2 seniors could save 21 thousand dollars. we are fortunate to joined by jessica of covered california. will share how we save more for 90% of enrollees in our state. >> we are blessed be joined by 2 v. i. p.'s very important people. >> a leuk

big pharma doesn't support it. let me ask you chairman yarmouth, how would this act reduce out of pocket cost for medicare beneficiaries? >> you're saving a lot. you're saving millions of americans significant amounts of money. we have many seniors who pay 10, $12,000 or more if they get a cancer diagnosis or another serious illness. when you cap out of pocket expenses $2000, you're saving them enormous amount of money. to be honest, i support the cap, i don't really like the way it's being done because all we're doing is essentially subsidizing the pricing of the pharmaceutical companies who are making it. i wish we could actually just win the negotiation portion of the bill kicks in 2026. for the next years, we'll be subsidizing their prices today. in terms of the medicare beneficiary capping their out of pocket expenses $2000, it's an enormous benefit. >> mr. pallone, you want to add? >> let me say this. i don't like use the term egregious, i did in this case. i think when the republicans initiated medicare part

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you've got republicans standing on the side of big pharma, big oil, protecting their profits for years. you have the democrat standing on the other side, working to bring down the cost of prescription drugs, tackle the climate crisis, and at the end of the time when this is over, the american people will have one. so, this is a big, big deal. from my perspective, being in a middle of a state that makes things and grows things and is going to add a whole lot more jobs and clean energy and tackle the climate crisis with their agriculture and forestry processes, it's exciting. >> you talked about prescription drug prices, i do know the senate parliamentarian did kill one provision, kept prescription drug prices, harry feeling about that right now? i know that was important for you. >> it is important, it was always a question, though. once we were on medicare -- we were hoped that would be included, but it was always a question. the biggest driver on these costs's medicare. as you know, we've been trying for years to get medicare, given the power to do with the va does for veterans, the v

the senate has finally also taken on big pharma and will after decades be able to lower the cost for seniors and finally we have in a major way. we cap the price of insulin or seniors at $35 a month. this was added to the bill yesterday and it is a big win for millions of seniors. one in every three medicare beneficiaries has diabetes, three .3 million medicare beneficiaries use one or more of the common ones of insulin. in 2017, republicans pass legislation that added $2 trillion to the deficit, using reconciliation. this senate has passed a bill that does all of the above and reduces the deficit by hundreds of billions of dollars. and joe manchin was led to this problem early and left his imprint on this bill with deficit reduction. which i think all of my caucus happily followed and i just want again to thank the leadership, hard work, and persistence of all of my colleagues, their spirited teamwork, the knowledge that they have pulled together to get something done is awesome to me. not awesome in the way that the kids use the word, but in the biblical sense. you tremble before t

it's time to stand up to big pharma who make big profits while -- i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky reserves. the gentleman from missouri is recognized. mr. smith: i yield one minute to my good friend from florida. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlewoman from florida is recognized for one minute. >> thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today in strong opposition to the inflation expansion act. you know, it feels like groundhog day here on capitol hill because it wasn't but about a year ago we found ourselveses debating almost this very same legislation. it was a bad idea then, it's a bad idea now and even bernie sanders isn't buying this bill. and has said it won't do much to reduce inflation. the only difference here really is the price tag from a year ago. $745 billion in new spending? that's not cheap you know what we could do with that? you could give every single working mom in america a check for $96,000. you could give hardworking american seniors who are retired but having to go back to work, you could give them $14,000. you co

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for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added to pain. but congress has a historic opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan, and applaud the senators who are standing up to big pharma. let's make history. vote yes to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices. >>> the justice department has now prosecuted more than 800 people for the january 6th capitol attack. now there are new signs they are closing in on the trump white house. a source tells cnn that a federal grand jury has subpoenaed pat cipallone, the former white house counsel. we have cnn's jessica schneider. what do we know about this subpoena to pat cipallone? >> this is big and significant.. it's a major move by doj, because this is the most high ranking former white house official to be subpoenaed. we know that last month two of the top aides to vice president mike pence, mark short and greg jacob did appear before the grand jury for testimony

for too long, big pharma has been squeezing americans for every penny, and inflation has only added to the pain. but congress has a historic opportunity to deliver relief, by passing a bill to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices and put money back in the pockets of seniors. 87% of americans support the plan, and applaud the senators who are standing up to big pharma. let's make history. vote yes to let medicare negotiate lower drug prices. >>> president biden closer than ever to seeing his sweeping economic agenda become a reality. kyrsten sinema confirming she's ready now to support the inflation reduction act. so what does it mean now? democrats appear to have the criticalvotes they need to pass the bill before it moves on to the house. let's bring in political analyst from the daily beast jackie kucinich. happy friday. it seems like. >> really. >> we have 50 democrats on board here. they are going to have to work a little bit over the weekend as we learned from leader schumer. is this really a done provided healthy which has been a bit of a challenge across both caucuses, but p

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