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i'm joined by greg garcia, ther director for the health care sector coordinating council. welcome to the prra guest: thank you. host: can you tell us me what your organization does? guest: it's an organized ing to the government and rest of the sector. to identifyd mitigate systemic threats to the health sector and in this case cyber can you tell us what's happening in the news that makes this discussion so relevant guest: this one is a and exis i may say, cyber attack on the health system. it's exposed a major choke point in the infrastructure of health care that is how we get our prescriptions fil he get prior authorizations from our insurance companies. how hospitals and doctors get reimbursed. that has all been cut off by what is known as a ransom ware attack where attackers are able to get in and shut down major systems, the network, software, data, until the victim pays a ransom to the criminal group. and this is rampant now across the health sector because it's 9 easy money for the criminals. host: a bit more information. here's a story in the "washington post". hea

i'm joined by greg garcia, the cyber security executive director for the health care sector coordinating guest: thank you. host: can you tell us me what your organization does? guest: it's an organized industry to the government and rest of the sector. working together to identify and mitigate systemic threats to the health sector and in this case cyber attack. >> host: can you tell us what's happening in the news that makes this discussion so relevant guest: this and existential, i i may say, cyber attack on the health system. it's exposed a major choke point in the infrastructure of health care that is how we get our prescrip filled, how we get prior authorizations from our insurance companies. how hospitals and doctors get reimbursed. that has all been cut off by what is known as a ransom ware attack where attackers are able to get in and shut down major systems, the network, software, data, until the victim pays ransom to the criminal group. and this is rampant now across the health sector because it's easy money for the criminals. host: a bit more information. here's a story in the

i'm joined by greg garcia, the cyber security executive director for the health care sector coordinatingcil. welcome to the program. guest: thank you. host: can you tell us me what your organization does? guest: it's an organized industry to the government and rest of the working together to identify and mitigate systemic threats to the health sector and in this case cyber attack. >> host: can you tell us what's happening in the news that makes this discussion so relevant guest: this one is a significant and existential, if i may say cyber attack on the health system. it's exposed a major choke point in the infrastructure of health care that is how we get our prescriptions filled, how we get prior authorizations from our insurance companies. how hospitals get reimbursed. that has all been cut off by what is known as a ransom ware attack where attackers are able to get in and shut down major systems, the network software, data, until the a ransom to the criminal group. and this is rampant now across the health sector because it's criminals. host: a bit more information. here's a story in

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governor greg abbott was right by trump's side throughout the day, even as his state is grappling with the largest wildfire in texas history. i'm joined by california democrat, congressman robert garciae oversight and homeland security committees and the subcommittee on national security and the border and msnbc contributor, paula. i'm going to see if you understand what the president was talking about. >> i mean, look, first i think one thing that's clear is donald trump has completely lost his mind. his visit at the border was racist -- former president, xenophobic. he wants no solutions. it's really a shame how he's made his rhetoric so anti-immigrant which is in my opinion anti-american. the president is trying to get solutions, he's out at the border, worker with democrats and republicans. he's proposed an immigration plan on his first day in office which we should take up in congress and trying to get resources for the border in a way that works. but donald trump who controls the entire maga house in congress doesn't want anything to do with actually helping people, solving the asylum crisis, solving the border challenges. he wants chaos, division, and to get himself re-elected