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i want to bring in ezekiel emanuel. a health policy adviser to the obama white house.he's also the author of a new book called "which country has the world's best health care?" . spoiler alert, it's not the u.s. thank you for being with us. you know, there was a piece of me, people used to tell me why do people at msnbc run those white house coronavirus briefings? that was back in the day, by the way, when health experts were there. fauci was there, redfield was there, burxs was there. and i said it is a source of information for us. and while there is a lot of nonsense that accompanies it, sometimes there is a value and i don't want to not be there when something of value comes out of the white house. but soon we learned there was no value coming out of the white house, and now those things have restarted. we have 133,000 dead people in the united states. this thing is growing, not shrinking, and we're still getting nonsense out of the white house. >> i agree with you. you know, the projections are 220,000 by the university of washington by november 1st. i suggested t

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ezekiel emanuel, former special advisor on health policy during the obama administration, discussing his book, "which country has the world's best health care?" that's on c-span two this weekend. >> president trump participated in a roundtable discussion today in florida on supporting the venezuelan and cuban people while countering their political leader and government policy. this is a portion of the event, but you can watch the full portion of the program online at c-span.org. >> ladies and gentlemen, the president of the united states, donald j. trump. president trump: thank you all very much. please sit down. rounds ining our florida. we are setting records. it is great. it's a place i know very well. we had a great victories here. i'm very grateful. and very grateful also to be back in south florida from americans from venezuela, cuba, nicaragua, and many other great places that we cherish and we take care of. i want to thank pastor frank lopez. frank, appreciate it. where is frank? frank not be in the spotlight. it's great. we appreciate it very much, frank. and my friend mari

doctor ezekiel emanuel of former special advisor on how policy and the obama administration weighs inhich countries have the best healthcare. economics professor mark light discusses why improvements in our economy are accompanied by increases in stress anxiety and anger. find more information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. >> welcome to tattered covered live the events we do here my name is michaela am the director of marketing and events at tattered cover and am excited for this event we have today. i want to give you a couple updates about how tattered cover is doing and what we are apt to because there's been changes all the time and you should definitely be following us on multiple social media

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. >> the president is dealing with fallout from campaign in tulsa, ezekiel elliott officers tested positivean cain who attended the rally has been hospitalized with coronavirus, although it's not known where he contracted it. and the trump campaign spokesman said cain did not meet with trump at that rally and that contact tracing was conducted for that. this, jim, raises new questions, fresh questions about that rally and how safe it is for the president to return to the campaign trail as he trails in the polls against biden. jim. >> all right. cnn's pamela brown. thank you for that. let's bring in cnn political analyst david kbregry and senior political reporter" let's go to you first. the president said the crises i guess being handled but clearly he stepped away from the crisis itself. >> denial is not a strategy. that's the course he's following. i don't begrudge him touting economic numbers on jobs, that's important. it's important to hear that measure of confidence, not just from him but the labor market, even if we understand how deep the economic hole still is. but leadership requir

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and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to news max, doctor ezekiel emanuel's comparison of international healthcare systems in which country has the best healthcare. authors appeared on the tv and you can watch them online booktv.org. >> good evening, virtual audience and welcome. thank you so much for joining us tonight. on behalf of harvard bookstore, harvard university division of science and science library, i'm pleased to contribute to this event. his latest book, galileo and the science deniers. tonight's event is an installment in our series, we are so excited to continue the work of bringing the authors of the science related literature to our unprecedented times. just like always, find announcements about upcoming events in this series at harvard.com/events/sites. you can find out our updates. we have assigned research public lecture series youtube page where you can see previous talks you might have missed in the series. this event is going to conclude with your questions, if you would like to ask they offer something, go to the ask the que

and wrapping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to news max, doctor ezekiel emanuel's comparison of international healthcare systems in which country has the best healthcare. authors appeared on the tv and you can watch them online booktv.org. >> good evening, virtual audience and welcome. thank you so much for joining us tonight. on behalf of harvard bookstore, harvard university division of science and science library, i'm pleased to contribute to this event. his latest book, galileo and the science deniers. tonight's event is an installment in our series, we are so excited to continue the work of bringing the authors of e

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and repping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to newsmax is doctor ezekiel emmanuel comparison of international healthcare systems. : : : thank you all for joining us for this important and timely conversation. my name is jason riley i'm a senior fellow here at the manhattan institute and i want the viewers to know that throughout the program please answer your questions on any of the platforms that you're watching us on and we will brass them into discussion or save them for the q&a at the end of the event. i want everyone to know that before we get started. as i said, this of course could not be a more important and timely conversation we are going to have today. since the death of george floyd in police custody last month, we've seen nationwide unrest. we've seen protests, not only here in america but internationally. we've also seen a certain narrative take hold. it starts with the assumption that the only way to properly view george floyd's death is through a racial lens, in fact, all encounters between police and black suspects are increasingly viewed

ezekiel emanuel. his new book is titled "which country has the world's best fe health care?" . i'm going to guess it is not us. you really study this closely. given where we are now, i don't think you and i would have guessed that on july 3rd we would have seen more cases than in any day prior in the united states. what is the right thing to do? not what the white house is doing, but what is the right thing to can doing right now? >> well, i think you have to put into place all of the public health measures we have talked about. you have to have social distancing. you have to wear face masks in public. you have to have hand hygiene. you have to limit the number of people who can be in a crowd to ten. you have to put those in place. you have to, you know -- you cannot have indoor dining, bars going on. if you are going to open up beaches, which i think is a very good idea because people do need to get outside, there is less transmission outside, you have to limit the number of people so you can maintain physical distancing. you can to make sure people are wearing masks when they

doctor ezekiel emanuel of former special advisor on how policy and the obama administration weighs inon which countries have the best healthcare. economics professor mark light discusses why improvements in our economy are accompanied by increases in stress anxiety and anger. find more information on your program guide or online at booktv.org. >> welcome to tattered covered live the events we do here my name is michaela am the director of marketing and events at tattered cover and am excited for this event we have today. i want to give you a couple updates about how tattered cover is doing and what we are apt to because there's been changes all the time and you should definitely be following us on multiple social media channels as well as signing up for our newsletter that's the fastest way to get updates on what tattered cover is doing. for instance, we are open for curbside pickup which is amazing and so awesome. thank you to the continued support through your online orders.you can still order online but now you can do curbside pickup if you live in the area or wanting to drive our

by ezekiel emanuel. he is a prominent authority on healthcare and as such often gets asked the question that became the title of this new book. it is a difficult question to answer as you are about to hear but zeke is certainly the right person to ask because he has thought a lot about the topic, has a knack for articulating complex matters very well and brings to the discussion of healthcare both medical and political experience. he is a trained icon dylan oncologist from harvard and up little scientist who served as a special advisor for health policy to the white house office of management and budget during the first couple years of the obama administration when he helped shape the affordable care act. he is now at the university of pennsylvania where he chairs the deferment of medical ethics and health policy and gives advice for global initiatives providing strategic direction for global endeavors. he's also senior fellow at the center for american progress. his new book is his fourth and while the

and repping up our look at some of the best-selling nonfiction books according to newsmax is doctor ezekielof international healthcare systems. : : : thank you all for joining us for this important and timely conversation. my name is jason riley i'm a senior fellow here at the manhattan institute and i want the viewers to know that throughout the program please answer your questions on any of the platforms that you're watchings

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lord, we lift up ezekiel 13 : five, which talks about the prophetic voice going up into the gap.d these leaders and those they represent around the state and the nation, to come intoto the gap, there'sa acbreakdown in culture. i pray for the gap between the word of god and what it requires and the habits of man. use that, if we cry out, and he would protect the city and the nation. lord, we are crying out for america today. we believe god, that you have raised up donald trump as an anointed an instrument at the hand of god, that you're going to use them to go to cap seal the spaces with the power principles of god. thank you, lord. >> pastor jensen, i'm going to ask you to pray god would bring revival, we just don't win an election but that god would win the heart of this country and that god would turn his people back to himself. >> all right, let's pray for revival. we come before you now many of us entering in before this election into a time of fasting and prayer. father, we decree you're going to pour out your spirit on all flesh. we know the word has declared god, you're go

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ezekiel emanuel, an nbc news and msnbc medical contributor. author of the new book "which country has the world's best health care?" . also with us, dr. leena wynn. she previously served as baltimore's health commissioner. the bbc's katty kay is back with us, as well. zeke, i'll start with you. super worried about florida. where are they numbers headed? is there anything happening in florida that could mitigate these numbers or are we careening toward disaster? >> well, i think there is a serious situation with overwhelmed hospitals in miami, especially, but other cities. we know it can work. you have to have a lockdown. you do have to have people going out only for emergency items. and to wearing masks when they go out and physically distancing. unfortunately the state has waffled, hasn't had the will and inconsistently imposed various measures. you have to be consistent. otherwise people move from place to place and take the virus with them. that is what's happening here. all of this was predictable and the mortality rate is going to continu

ezekiel chapter 38, there is a battle coming.f have heard the battle armageddon, this is a battle of a -- god. then people when they come against us will be destroyed withheld balls weighing 180 l balls.- with hel over 80 million babies killed in america by democrats voting for people like biden. getse, vote for trump and rid of the stuff of killing our own people. go to mona from rockville, maryland on the republican line. caller: good morning. not a caseay this is of agree to disagree. it is easy to say that past administrations have all gotten along with china and trump is the one stirring the pot, but it is very difficult to be the one who is going to sit there and actually make the difference and do something even if people step back and think that it is not necessarily what should be done. it is difficult to make the stuff decision to say, i am going to be proactive. care if your a democrat, republican or independent. we are all americans. this isnot financial, not about slave labor or cheap labor. this is about national se

i had the ezekiel healthcare crisizikahealthcare crisis. avoid it no local transmission.nt to take away our rights. we don't need government to tell us what to do. if you are doing the wrong thing you are being selfish. don't do that. don't go to bars and not wear masks and social distance. that's wrong. you have got to take -- we are all in this together. let's work together and we can beat. this. ainsley: i remember that zika virus. i tried to get pregnant and many of my friends were and we were avoiding certain areas because you didn't want to give that to your baby. so what is your message to americans about china? >> well, communist china, the german secretary of the communist party. steals job, steals technology basic right put people in jail for religion. we need to stop helping themg them to the extent you can do a two for. buy an american product, help american jobs and don't buy products from communist china. they have decided they have decided not us, they decided to be our adversary. they have built military to try to dominate us, so we have got to take this s

ezekiel manual.he podcast "making the call" and author of the new book "which country has the world's best health care". also with us physician at george washington university dr. lina wynn, she served as baltimore's health commissioner. both recently have written about the safety precautions they believe schools should take before reopening in the fall. i know you share the feelings of every parent in the country that you would like to get students back to school but you would like to do it safely. it's a tricky conversation because although people would like a one size fits all solution in school, opening a school in new york city right now is different than opening a school in miami or houston. you have to look at what's happening in the community before you can talk about the school. what are baseline things that need to be done to open any school right now as you look at where we are in the crisis? >> there is no one-size fits all solution, but there are two general aspects that we should be loo

easy kill ezekiel -- dr.as emmanuelle discusses his book "which country has the world's best health care?" this weekend on c-span two. we are joined by syndicated columnist cal thomas to talk about president trump's campaign and election campaign 2020. welcome to "washington journal." guest: it is nice to be back. host: we talked about the rally in tulsa and the rally head for president trump in portsmouth. from a strategic and safety point of view, what is your thought of him returning to those rallies? guest: i think they're fine. imagery has a lot to do with this, along with medical substance. i have been an advocate of the president leading with a mask except when he is speaking, like we saw the coronavirus task force yesterday. everyone had a mask on except when they got to the podium and spoke. that's about leadership. i think that's a good thing. whether they are effective or not, we will find out later. his audience as well. this is what leadership is about . this is deeper than just symbolism. we've

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