brian miller is the assistant professor of medicine at johns hopkins university school of medicine. he is joining us to focus on the looming doctor shortage in the u.s. and the burnout caused by -- caused to doctors quite nurses, and other workers by the pandemic. the pandemic was declared in march of last year. the pandemic obviously continues in surges with the delta variant. the fine for us with the term burnout means to

brian miller >> the house is back in session at 2:00 p.m. eastern. today they'll debate legislation to ends the sentences disparities of possession of crack cocaine and powder cocaine. and the house will debate the $1.2 trillion bill the senate passed last month. speaker nancy pelosi says the hous

brian miller. watch live at 7:00 eastern monday morning, and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls him facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. after 16 years as chancellor. why is she stepping down? does she leave in good standing? guest: her support numbers are great. they are stellar. her popularity is still high. this is a real achievement. why she is stepping down, she saw this as a good time to leave the stage. she is the first chancellor leaving voluntarily. all others were voted out of office. they are going to contribute to her reputation. she is looking for the right moment to step down. host: did she have a natural successor in the party? did she do enough to win the election today? guest: the assumption was he will be her successor. it took her quite a while to put her weight behind this candidate. only in the last couple of weeks, she was outspoken and did a lot of support. i think it's the fact that the candidates are not really convincing. he is out of the three c

brian miller on covert burnout -- covid burnout. be sure to join our discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ host: for many years through many congresses and presidents, the last week of september has always been crunch time. fraught with uncertainties, the fiscal year ends september 30 and the federal government faces the possibility of a shutdown if new spending is not in -- not approved. this year brings added democratic deadlines to pass a package on infrastructure and a three point $5 trillion further social program spending bill. top priorities of president biden. the morning and welcome to washington journal. it is sick, or 27th, 2020 one. we will spend this first hour talking about your priorities for congress, spending priorities that is. 202-748-8000 for democrats, 202-748-8001 for republicans. for independents, 202-748-8002. for text you can send it to 202-748-8003. we will look for your post sought -- posts on facebook and you can send those at c-span wj on

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. >> doctor brian miller assistant professor of medicine at johns hopkins university school of medicine as an intern us in joining us this morning in particular to focus on the looming doctor shortage in the u.s. and the burnout that is been caused by doctors, nurses and other health professionals on the covid 19 pandemic. bryant miller what welcome to "washington journal" but. >> thank you for having me. >> the pandemic was declared in march of 2020 by the pandemic obviously continues in searches with the delta variant. first of all defined for us the term burn out means, at least to you and how much are we seeing of it in the united states? >> i think burnout is the loss of personalization or loss of connection to your work and the loss of the sense of meaning. i think most studies show one half to one third of physicians are having burnout even before the pandemic. >> how is that expressed? are they considering moving to another career? >> that's a good question. it means people are disconnected from the day per the thinkingsi about leaving the profession. they're thinking about chan

look at the looming doctor shortage with brian miller.atch washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages, and tweets. >> both the house and senate are back next week. the house returns monday at noon for speeches, live plaintiff work starts at 2:00 p.m. eastern. they will begin debate on the infrastructure bill, they intend to bring the larger spending package known as the build back better act to the floor. the house may consider two bills concerning are discrimination and another funding emergency shelters for domestic violence victims. the house financial services force on financial technology held a hearing on updating consumer privacy regulations requiring that consumers opt into data tracking and -- obtaining consumer consent before tracking data. >> thank you. chairman lynch, ranking member davidson and members of the task force on financial technology thank you for the opportunity to testify on today's hearing. my name is tom carpen

brian miller on covert burnout -- covid burnout.ure to join our discussion with phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. washington journal is next. ♪ host: for many years through many congresses and presidents, the last week of september has always been crunch time. fraught with uncertainties, the fiscal year ends september 30 and the federal government faces the possibility of a shutdown if new spending is not in -- not approved. this year brings added democratic deadlines to pass a package on infrastructure and a three point $5 trillion further social program spending bill. top priorities of president biden. the morning and welcome to washington journal. it is sick,

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brian miller saying, no printing money out of thin air.t only leads to more inflation and further dollar devaluation. social media is the way to reach out to us as well. the new york times analysis saying the president's most senior economic advisers saying the economy is in the process of completing that handoff in the labor market. support for the law wanes as more americans return to work. adding mr. biden is pushing congress to pass to measures that constitute a multitrillion dollar agenda focused on longer run economic growth, a bipartisan infrastructure bill and larger infrastructure bill. this idea of expanding on a planet benefits or not, specifically to the pandemic, this is ricardo in los angeles on the unemployed line. caller: i just want to clear something up about the pandemic unemployment and insurance in california. they claimed they were defrauded. they sent billions to people in jail, people overseas, i don't know what happened but the system is so antiquated it could not handle the millions of claims coming in. therefore

brian: put david lee miller on it. steve: 22 minutes before the the top of the hour. >> your voice, your perspective, your experience, your truth cannot be suppressed. ainsley: douglas murray is going to react to that controversial exchange coming up. ♪ >> basically, despite all this bad news, we have an adult in charge okay. a guy in an adult diaper. [laughter] captain joey. joe.aviator sunglasses, check. bomber jacket, check. he looks like someone crossed a delta pilot with arthur fonz too bad microphone gets cut more than me trying to make the eighth grade soccer team. this year i was closer than ever. steve: this year. for you night owls you know that's a highlight from last night wants greg gutfeld show he was live in nashville spotlighting mounting criticism over president biden's messy, as he has described it, exit from afghanistan. brian: right. we sent him to nashville to cover the afghanistan story. even the top generals are contradicting the president in return including when they came up the thread of al-qaeda. >> remember why we went to afghanistan in the

david miller live in the garden state. we begin with briane in queen, the scene of tragedy. >> right now we are talking about at least 20 people who have died in this historic rainfall and flash flooding between new york, new jersey and pennsylvania. in new york 9 people died, 8 in queens and in their basement residential dwelling. this is an apartment where 4 feet of water rushed killing a 22 and 43-year-old. it was a mother and son. the father and one son got out. a 2-year-old boy also died in a basement style apartments. we are talking about epic historic levels of rain. 3 inches per hour yesterday. unheard of. central park saw 3.5 inches in one hour. the subway system flooded out. 17 trains were stuck underground. they suspended the nation's largest subway system because of this flooding. there was a travel ban until 5 a.m. so all non-emergency cars were off the streets. the first ever national flood emergency warning sent out in new york city. to help people to get out of rising waters. for many it was too late. there are hundreds of car

miller, who's an avowed white supremacist. i mean, he has, he is trying to keep america with a white majority. that's part of the plan in the organizations that are brian, just a final point you can push the time. you as president joe biden has come on the increasing pressure from rights groups and members of his own party over the for 6 potions of patients. but is this like it to, to, for the administration to rethink its immigration policies? do you think? because that's the big question, isn't it? i hope it does. and i hope it's just what biden is worried about is that the, that the republicans and otherwise the promises are going to make a lot of noise. and i think he just needs to, it's good that people are making noise on the other side to get the administration to obey the law. and he's just going to have to say, decide who he's with the people who are completing, who don't like immigrants or the law. alright. or brian can kind of really good to get your thoughts. thank you very much indeed. children's roger sarah, thank you. thank you for a short break here. now just 0 when we come back. so down the government says it for the qu, attempt who th

general austin, scott miller all saying that he chose to ignore all of their advice about this withdrawal. many of them wanted to withdrawal, they just wanted it to slow down. brianyou didn't have to deal with trump's six-pager which gave you a rough format on how to handle it and every breach would have been retribution, you decide not to have any, just hand over the keys, ignore ghani's -- ainsley: close bagram,. brian: can't defend it and you didn't blow it up like you should have. you left the hardware there, because you didn't anticipate, and you blame trump? that also shows that blinken is insincere when he said that. steve: well i think this news about the fact that he ignored all of his advisors is coming out because two weeks ago joe biden said all of my military advisors said this is the right plan. brian: this is in the book so it's not just about trump. it's about biden's great instincts that we're stuck with now. steve: biden ignoring the advisors on afghanistan, that is the fox news nugget that we have uncovered. anyway, another fox news alert. the boyfriend of missing 22- year-old gabby petito is being named by police in florida a person of interes

brian miller >> the house is back in session at 2:00 p.m. eastern. today they'll debate legislation to ends the sentences disparities of possession of crack cocaine and powder cocaine. and the house will debate the $1.2 trillion bill the senate passed last month. speaker nancy pelosi says the house will vote on the bill thursday. when the house is back in session, you can find live coverage here on c-span. house , joined next by the white house reporter for the washington examiner who is here with us to talk about the week ahead, the president busy over the weekend. he and his staff talking to lawmakers about the votes ahead. guest: thanks for having me. a big week for the president's agenda. the hard infrastructure bill is up for a vote on thursday and according to politico reporting, the democrats in the house confirmed the president hasn't been whipping votes hard enough and they need to focus more attention on -- that they can get, kratz aligned in order to proceed with the bill. host: the continuing resolution was passed in the house last week a