host: farmington, minnesota. ken gets insurance on the aca. in farmington, new mexico. aboutmmunity hears is 100,000. -- here is about 100,000. i went on the aca when i retired. they won't make a contract with any of the primary care physicians in this county. they won't pay any bills. i have been fighting with them for three or four years. anythingink there is they could do or the state could do? i pay $1500 a month for the silver hmo plan. thank you. it sounds like what you might want to do is reach out to your state insurance department. and there are some federal standards on this. it they're supposed to require insurance companies for network adequacy standards. enroll, it should have an adequate provider network. i think the mexico state regulators would be very interested in hearing from you. host: when the court eventually rules on this case, could they negate the pre-existing conditions mandate in the aca? katie: they very much could. there is still a chance that that is true. possible is that they strike some of the affordable care act including primarily the

host: here is the headline from election night -- jamie is in farmington, independent line. caller: good morning, susan. i am a former defense professional. counterterrorism and guerrilla warfare in 1993 following the world trade center bombing. asked to work with researchers developing a chemical weapons census so we didn't have a repeat of the gulf war syndrome effect. concerned about how these elections are going and how republicans are challenging them. with this information and 2000 tolike the used in claim that these hanging chads in some way invalidated the votes of those who cast them. i think that it is hurting us, our defense and intelligence communities. myself, when i realized that the bush administration was coming into power, and thought they would invade iraq, i decided my services were no as i sawing utilized ethically. i'm concerned and i'm not the only one i am sure who left service for that reason. still overconcerns the election process. caller: i think there is good reason to be concerned over the election process because you have the worst of all worlds

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liveing in farmington hills outside of detroit today. >> today the chair woman of the wayne county boardaid she has no plans to stop that from happening. she wanted to change her vote. she defended that today saying her concern has been the integrity of the election and ensuring every vote is accounted for. >> i could not in good conscience certsify numbers i know there is no answers to. that's the point of the canvass. it's an on-going problem in wayne county. that's the way it is. that doesn't make it right. >> if the state board of canvass canvassers with 2 democrats or 2 republicans can't certify the election results it moves into uncharted territory. that's why democrats are outraged over president trump inviting the top 2 republicans in the legislature to the white house this afternoon. congresswoman dingle said the president is trying to cheat his way to victory. . >> to meet with president trump in the white house in clearly an attempt by the president to change the results of the elections. let me be very clear: this goes beyond partisan politics. it's an attempt to subvert our

and in farmington, new mexico, we're joined by allie young, a citizen of navajo nation, founder of protect the sacred. she lives in arizona. i began by asking jodi archambault to talk about the pandemic's devastating effect on native americans. >> this has been a tough several months, just hoping that the government takes action. the state government, the way that they behave and the way that they react affects our people directly, moly because we have some of the highest rates of the underlying conditions that make covid-19 a deadly disease. and so we're having a lot of people rish. we're having a lot of death, a lot of hospitalizations. and it's affecting us in ways at is nowidely known by the rest of america. we have very few years -- we have about maybe a decade, maybe 15 years, where we have to save our language, our lakota language, our dakota language. we also have other tribes in north dakota, like the arikara, the mandan, and the hidatsa. there are -- most of the speakers of our languas are over the age of 70. and we don't have very much time to spend with them and learn and prote

she joins us live from farmington hills, michigan, as the republican leaders in the legislature head back from their meeting at the white house with a president who really appears to be trying to use them to hold on to power despite losing the election. representative greig, it's nice to have you with us tonight. thank you for making time. >> thank you for having me, rachel. i'm so glad to hear that susan's on the mend. she's been in our thoughts and prayers. >> thank you very much. i will take a double helping of any prayers that are offered. i'm a believer. let me first ask you if in talking about what's going on in michigan, just asking your perception, if i've explained any of that wrong, if i've missed out anything important. you're definitely in a position to know this stuff better than me. >> yeah. i mean it's incredibly alarming, right? i mean the fact that our republican leaders are saying they're not going to mess with the process, but yet they go and talk to the president and issue this statement that they really only talked about covid. now, if you really believe that, we

provide business growth, promote social economic benefits, and provide innovative, safe and in farmington energy solutions for future generations. the brush pioneering future energy in 2012 al-jazeera traveled to iraq. people who are definitely scared to speak on camera, saying that if they talk to us, they think they'll be arrested down the line to take the pulse of a country ravaged under us occupation. some of these graves are completely destroyed. it's one of the most holy and sacred sites in all of iraq could turn into a battleground between the mahdi army and the americans rewind returns to iraq after the americans. at this time on al-jazeera the one you're watching the news are on al-jazeera are with me fully back to you are a reminder of our top stories. israel's prime minister has made an unannounced, visit to saudi arabia to meet crown prince wanted been soundman. u.s., secretary of state mike on fail was also present, and this follows recent washington brokered normalization deals between israel. the u.a.e. and bankrate. u.s. president elect's joe biden is set to make key cabin

host: farmington, minnesota. ken gets insurance on the aca. in farmington, new mexico.boutmmunity hears is 100,000. -- here is about 100,000. i went on the aca when i retired. they won't make a contract with any of the primary care physicians in this county. they won't pay any bills. i have been fighting with them for three or four years. anythingink there is they could do or the state could do? i pay $1500 a month for the silver hmo plan. thank you. it sounds like what you might want to do is reach out to your state insurance department. and there are some federal standards on this. it they're supposed to require insurance companies for network adequacy standards. enroll, it should have an adequate provider network. i think the mexico state regulators would be very interested in hearing from you. host: when the court eventually rules on this case, could they negate the pre-existing conditions mandate in the aca? katie: they very much could. there is still a chance that that is true. possible is that they strike some of the affordable care act including primarily the pe

pontiac through detroit and private schools, as an administrator and farmington. i have seen education and a lot of different venues. but a common thread is the importance of education in a democracy. and the democracy relies on respect for the constitution, both as a federal and state level. you must, you have certified this and you have done your duty and your sworn oath. numerous times, i have taken students down to the detroit federal courthouse to watch naturalization ceremonies. every justice has emphasized the importance of a vote. itis your responsibility and is also your right to vote. every vote must count. the importance of listening to go voters and your role of certify the election is so important. also, you are now educators because young people not just in michigan but around the country are looking at what you are doing. you are actually teaching them respect for the constitution. and how encouraging it was that so many people voted and you are acknowledging the right to count the vote. thank you again for the opportunity. >> thank you. derek.ove t

host: here is the headline from election night -- jamie is in farmington, independent line. good morning, susan. i am a former defense professional. counterterrorism and guerrilla warfare in 1993 following the world trade center bombing. asked to work with researchers developing a chemical weapons census so we didn't have a repeat of the gulf war syndrome effect. concerned about how these elections are going and how republicans are challenging them. with this information and 2000 tolike the used in claim that these hanging chads in some way invalidated the votes of those who cast them. i think that it is hurting us, our defense and intelligence communities. myself, when i realized that the bush administration was coming into power, and thought they would invade iraq, i decided my services were no as i sawing utilized ethically. i'm concerned and i'm not the only one i am sure who left service for that reason. still overconcerns the election process. caller: i think there is good reason to be concerned over the election process because you have the worst of all worlds here. y

i have been a practicing years living and working in farmington hills. i have been a voting protection advocate. from personal observation that the men and women serving as poll workers were honest and diligent in their efforts to count the absentee votes of many in oakland county. while there may have been minor discrepancies i am confident these discrepancies are not the result of fraud or any intentional act on anyone's part. i have many things i want to say but i am thrilled the board took its vote and i would like to ert and commend you for your vote. i know you must have been under tremendous pressure. thank you for your vote to end i look forward to the future. -- your vote and i look forward to the future. watching, we are engaged in one of the tasks. the electionwon gets a certificate with our signatures on it. we are signing certificates for won the election. >> elections that we certify. when you unmute, spell your first and last name. >> thank you. owen goslin. organization -- i myself served as a whole challenger in sheboygan county. challen