through our you can have the fee on this bill frist would have been called the ability to get the death penalty. but i see it is this is the funds that is a constant. through. truck plows into protesters as america rages for another night with more looting more and police protests the violence over the death of george floyd coming up this hour shares with us her thoughts on the nation's reaction. nationwide protests the. police clashes and looting dozens of american cities imposed curfews now to try and stem the violence. most of england's primary schools reopened this monday after the coronavirus lockdown but many people.

this bill frist would have given it. up on the. what i think is this is the that is what. the world is driven by a dreamer shaped by one person of those but. i am. no dairy thinks. we dare to ask. i think the only time we've ever had any sort of opiates in my house was after my surgery last year. at that time we knew about it was way ahead. we had those yeah i assured my mom wouldn't let me take care of them i was so scared that's what they prescribe him he had the same exact stuff that my brother got addicted to oxy r.c. cars. which the street name for that is roxy and they give you the exact same effect as heroin and according to my brother they're even more addicting. and he had legitimate surgery and i freaked out i was like no you can't take these and here he had just had his appendix taken out he needed the hump and i didn't want him taking them because i wasn't going to go through this again. just like calls family the whole country is in a state of awareness wanting to change things and contain the epidemic. at the oklahoma university and then seen an aggressive al

with dr bill frist. which your thirst for action. america was never great was founded on the rapes in the murder. nothing changed so we said in. response to these situations that we're dealing with. people get shot every other day he is just people killing each other blacks are killing children. still is just no way that people are going to just sit back and allow children to be shot down law enforcement. this country doesn't work for us it doesn't function for us. this is can't be happening in america we come from the streets we've got to deal with why this is the reason i have to rat like this is a reason. well go back to politicking amid the federal response to nationwide protests and talk of deploying the u.s. military and the ongoing covert 19 pandemic donald trump it's all going to war against twitter. basing that either it isn't like they're fact checking thinks it's wrong well that was all from here let's talk about that with joel pollak senior editor at large and house counsel at breitbart news author of the upcoming book re

senate majority leader doctor bill frist return to the senate health committee today. >>he says congress needs to accelerate research and development of tests treatments and vaccines enhanced medical supply chains and make clear who's in charge during a health emergency. >>the work you're doing now will literally save lives in a future mission is in the mix. responding to covid-19 the united states congress should take stock now. >>committee chairman lamar alexander issued recommendations he wants put into legislation this year to put a better prepare for another wave of covid-19 and future pandemics a concern from some democratic lawmakers ensuring racial disparities in access to testing don't carry over to access to vaccines some major warnings coming out of a hearing today in washington on the coronavirus the nation's leading infectious disease to doctor fauci cited institutional racism for the impact of the virus on african americans force to resist asio has the latest on that. >>if you look at how we've been we've been hit badly doctor anthony fauci director of th

senator bill frist, he represented tennessee for two terms in the senate. in the united states and he served on this committee. heart and lung transplant surgeon by training, practicing physician serving in the senate since 1928, serves on several boards, a senior fellow at the bipartisan fellow, and in 2005, gave many speeches on the inevitability of a global pandemic and importance of preparedness isolated two of those to the record. after doctor frist we will hear from doctor joneigh khladun who served as chief executive and chief deputy director for help in the michigan department health and human services in this position, aging and adult services in behavior, health and development of disabilities administration for the state of michigan. joneigh khladun has extensive experience in state and local governments, prior to recurrent role she served as director and health officer for the detroit health department, a practicing emergency medicine physician. a third witness is doctor julie gerberding, chief patient officer at merck and company, strengthening

bill frist was our majority leader, also our doctor with regard to every senator. still want to thank you for what you did no me with the one malady i was suffering from. bill had no patience for patients that were a little reluctant. so he took me by the arm, marched me into the cloakroom, and got dr. cameron's office on the line and made an appointment the following monday at 7:00 in the morning. i then had the wonderful experience of enjoying ten days of my life at johns hopkins. the view was nice in terms of baltimore, but i didn't particularly want to end my days there, which was not the case. bill, thanks for everything you have done for me, and for a lot of senators. the question suffer, we point out the national cultural facility, at a level 4 lab at kansas state university, a consortium with other land grant schools. that facility will be open in 2022, but it is open right now doing some work and additional work at kansas state. now, the question i have is we used to have exercises. i know of three. the first one i played the role of the president. we had

it's my privilege to introduce the first one, senator bill frist. he represented tennessee for two terms in the senate and house majority leader owas themajoritd states senate and serve on this committee. heart lung transplant surgeon by training first practicing physician to serve in the senate since 1928 and now serves on several boards including the robert wood johnson foundation, senior fellow with the bipartisan policy center, chairman an founder of the health national. in 2005 and sure he would talk about this, he gave many speeches on the global pandemic and the importance of preparedness. i've submitted two of those to the records during the committee's may 7 hearing. next we will hear from the chief executive and chief deputy director for the health of the michigan department of health and human services. in this position, she oversees the population health medical services aging and adult behavioral health and developmental disabilities administration for the state of michigan. with extensive experience in state and local governments prior

one of our witnesses yesterday was senator bill frist who was the majority leader during the mid 2000's. he said he made 20 speeches on or about 2005 where he said the only question about the next pandemic is not whether it's coming but when it will come. and he listed six things that needed to be done back then. well, the reason we had the hearing yesterday was we didn't get all those things done. now, some people might say well, weren't we prepared for this pandemic, and most experts thought we were pretty well prepared. i read yesterday in the hearing a front-page story from the "new york times" on march 1 of this year about covid-19. in it, it said that most expert. march 1. that was six weeks after we knew about the disease. the time we had about 100 cases in the united states, only two deaths. there were many cases around the world. but at that time, "the new york times" has reported that experts doubt that this disease -- experts say it is far from certain, the word certain, that this disease will spread to all parts of the country, especially at the same time, and experts beli