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i think you heard from the secretary of the hhs and the president as well. the president has talked about the importance of getting the vaccines and getting boosted. we are all very synchronized on making sure this works. >> i -- dr. jha: the vaccines rolled out in september. we expected it to start picking up in october. we are out there doing everything we can to make for the message is out there and helping people understand that if you want to stay safe and healthy this fall and winter, the best thing you can do is get vaccinated. >> when is the president going to get his updated booster and what is your advice for people like him who have had covid relatively recently? dr. jha: this is advice that all of us are getting witches they should wait three months after they have had infection. if you do the math of when the president had his infection, it is somewhere around late october. he is still inside the three-month window and the same thing for the first lady. we are following the time period and the evidence suggests witching a few months is optimal.

hhs has to work with a number of departments and undergo a study. from the federal government, marijuana hasn't been studied. there are lots of people who say it has. people are giving from medical preferences, you can use it right now. but it has to be studied. they do a report. and then a report will be issued and then hhs will make a recommendation to the secretary. and that's how the deal will work. congress has a role to play here as well. people side with the president announced yesterday. state legislators can take the moouch fz. to undergo a number of bills in state ace cross the country where that could happen. marijuana is not currentlien of the list. it's very complicated. but the part dons are an important part of this. the president is leading here. dwov norths have to follow. hopefully millions of people across the country can get relief because this is crazy. >> it's an important point. how surprised were you by this? the campaign to try to decriminalize marijuana on a federal level have been tense. >> it was a welcome surprise yester

just days before hh profile trial was set to begin t could force the sale. anne makoc joins us with the latest. >> reporter: the latest chaptern the tech and finance soap opera, , trading in twitter shares was halter earlier today after the price by, news. elon musk now plans to go forth with his $44 n deal to buy the company. that is $54.20 a share. all of the ters appear to be the same as his original offer from april, which which shareholders have already. musk try to back out of the deal, which led to an upcoming court date on october 17th. this this move should avoid all of that. twitter shares jumped almt 13% before training stopped. whn trading resumes, they start up again to $52. nice -- i spoke with roger chang about who wins in this deal. he says it is obviously the shareholders, but it could also be people like donald trump who have been banned from the platform. as for for twitter users, it's tough to tough to know what musk has in mind. >> it will take a while for the deal to close. but once it does, he could change things fairly . it's really u

thank you for your leadership in hhs -- we thank you so much for the partnership that has gone on for the last number of years. it is wonderful to have people on the frontline making a difference, saving people's lives. thank you so much. we have been working this for about 10 years but people have addiction related challenges and have been waiting a lifetime for this. back in 1963, when you first introduced the mental health treatment act and spoke about president john f. kennedy, the last law that he ever signed before being shot was the law to strengthen and develop community mental health. we don't want people being housed without treatment. we are going to close those and provide community treatment. half of that happened. the hospitals got closed. the community work, the excellent quality efforts that people lead in the community did not happen. it is now going to happen. it is now happening. we are finally going to treat health above the neck the same as health care below the neck. in 2014, our excellence in health and mental treatment act created certified behavior health clin

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but if you're at hhs and you've got 1,000 shares of pfizer stock, it's going to look bad.: brian, a lot of activity right ahead of the pandemic. >> shocking. i mean, this story is not getting enough coverage. in january 2020, right before we get all the pandemic policy, trades among officials in hhs go up by 60% relative to the prior 12 months. you're telling me that has nothing to do with their knowledge of what's coming in terms of policy? and these are agencies that aren't just making small rules. i mean, this is -- a little regulation. this is shut down the economy type stuff. so you looked at people and their distrust of government officials and politicians owning stock and, look, i want good businessmen and women in congress. i don't want people to have to give up everything they've done in their day job to go serve the country. but this is the reason why people willing to go to draconian policies, because they just hate the fact that unelected bureaucrats are getting rich, it seems, off of -- and it is, it's insider knowledge. they know more about what's going to ha

earlier this month, as you well know, president biden called on hhs secretary xavier becerra and attorney general merrick garland to review marijuana's classification under federal law as a schedule one narcotic. when do you expect that review to be done? dr. gupta: it will be done expeditiously because the president has asked for it to be done expeditiously. before that i just want to mention what the president has announced is historic in nature. no one before in the history of the united states has made those proclamations. hayes asked for pardoning from all federal systems of anyone convicted or arrested of the use or possession of marijuana. this would impact thousands of people. second he has called on the governors to do the same because that's where both of those folks are. and his call on looking at the scheduling between the attorney general and the hhs secretary in an expeditious way. jonathan: is this the first step to decriminalization? dr. gupta: this is certainly a step that the president believes deeply in. he believes people should not be arrested or convicted first sole

hhs, treasury department, who else?agencies, all the economic agencies, the ones where those patterns of numbers that stood out the most were hhs and treasury but we also found a number of individual anecdotes that really stood out to us. that was agencies like nih, the transportation department, some people at the treasury department as well. >> what concerns you most about this, rebecca? >> i think, you know it is always striking, you want to feel like people are acting in the best interests of the government, especially at a period like this and i think, you know we didn't find any evidence people were deliberately selling their stocks because they specifically knew what was coming but we did find this pattern of selling and buying at sort of opportune times and i think, you know, it does sort of call into question whether the ethics rules in place right now are well-equipped to deal with something like this. a crisis, very fast moving, information is spreading all over the government and people have a lot of insight

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that we certainly will be seeing over the winter. >> and the latest numbers that just came out from hhsre that 75% of pediatric hospital beds and 78% of pediatric icu beds are currently in use nationwide. and we've heard hospitals being crushed and overwhelmed in some parts. when you look at this triple threat, are you concerned about hospital capacity for kids? >> in some respects i am. i hope that we don't stress it to the point of being overwhelmed. i don't think that that is the case. there is not a lot of wiggle room. and so that is what concerns us. so hopefully it won't happen but there is a threat of that occurring. >> new studies suggest that the bivalent covid boosters work about as well as the original but no better. which of course people had hoped that they would be more protect difference if you will. and so when they compare the immune responses of people, is that disappointing news? >> if that is the case, it is not that disappointing because they both work very well. and i might comments that those studies came from very good investigators but the numbers in those studi

and it's very hard for hhs to find proper places to house these kids.tral america up through mexico under the most appalling and terrifying conditions. terrible things happen along the way. so they really do need to be taken care of while they are here until they can be placed and, you know, they took -- after the trump administration on this and now it appears the biden administration is having the same problems. it may be understandable but the hypocrisy and the silence from the media is quite striking. this is what we run into on this issue. >> bret: this issue overall, illegal immigration and border security in particular, seems to be gaining more steam. maybe it's because of what we saw with the immigrants going to martha's vineyard and other places. but it seems to be getting a little bit more attention. >> you know, this is an issue that has gone begging for the kind of media coverage, clearly deserves. i mean, when you have this level of lawlessness at the border. as we have on some -- in some other ways in our cities now people care about that.

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laura: the president denied that this was a politically motivated move but hh gas prices aren issue inction. >> a huge issue. it was $3.30 at the beginning of the year and it was $2.30 at the beginning of his presidency. a 60% rise per gallon since joe biden took office. feeding into the question of inflation and the cost-of-living crisis. his message is look i'm dog something about this by freeing up the oil reserves but also don't forget the oil companies are not passing on the savings to you and they need to get more oil out of the ground. he knows they have struggled with messaging on inflation in the cost-of-living with gas always being one of those touchstone issues when it comes to the american pocketbook. laura: now the administration has got to buy more oil to replenish the strategic reserves. how does that fit with the green agenda of turning away from polluting fossil fuels? >> well it's a contradiction, isn't it? needing to produce more without delaying or deferring the change over to clean energy, saint look you can still get oil out o the ound and help us replenish the re

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i think you heard from the secretary of the hhs and the president as well. the president has talked about the importance of getting the vaccines and getting boosted. we are all very synchronized on making sure this works. >> i -- dr. jha: the vaccines rolled out in september. we expected it to start picking up in october. we are out there doing everything we can to make for the message is out there and helping people understand that if you want to stay safe and healthy this fall and winter, the best thing you can do is get vaccinated. >> when is the president going to get his updated booster and what is your advice for people like him who have had covid relatively recently? dr. jha: this is advice that all of us are getting witches they should wait three months after they have had infection. if you do the math of when the president had his infection, it is somewhere around late october. he is still inside the three-month window and the same thing for the first lady. we are following the time period and the evidence suggests witching a few months is optimal.

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this report comes with receipts in the forms of transcripts with so many officials up and down hhs and cdc, other agencies tasked with not just combatting the coronavirus but shaping the public health policy and communications around it. in this report we hear from officials like dr. robert redfield, then the cdc director, who said putting together reports on the coronavirus with the kind of oversight they were getting from the trump white house gave him ptsd. it says they were muzzled, prevented from giving briefings, forced to go through the white house or the vice president's office if they were going to give interviews, and even the integrity of some of the basic scientific releases, the mortality reports that were sent out on a regular basis, were compromised by political officials. for students of the trump campaigns or the trump white house, one individual is named here, michael caputo, a former longtime trump associate, put in charge at hhs early on in the pandemic. he's described as having bullyish behavior, shaping all the communications from the federal government not to be

let's talk about -- earlier this month, president biden called on hhs secretary and merrick garland toeview marijuana classification under federal law as a schedule one narcotic. when do you expect that review to be done? dr. gupta: it will be done expeditiously. the president has asked for him to be done expeditiously. before that, i wanted to mention what the president has announced is historic in nature. no one in the history of the u.s. has made those proclamations. percival is a pardoning of anyone convicted or arrested of the use or possession of rwanda -- possession of marijuana. that will impact millions of people. second, he is called on governors to do the same. thirdly, is looking at the scheduling between the attorney general and the secretary in an expeditious way. we will continue to monitor that. jonathan: is that the first step to decriminalization? dr. gupta: this is a step the president believes deeply in. he believes people should not be convicted for use or possession of marijuana. when you look at the numbers, over 500,000 arrests in any given year. the same arrest

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fellow and the special assistant to kathleen sibelius working on the affordable care act regulation and hhs action plan for reducing racial disparities. this is his first book and garnered high praise natalie moore is an award-winning journalist based in chicago is reporting tackles race and housing and food injustice. and then the south side the book award for nonfiction was the best nonfiction book of 2016. on the collection of stories between the criminalde justice system with that 100th anniversary of the 1918 chicago right she cowrote an audio drama and 16th street theater adapted portions of the southside in 2019. engagement with the programming. >> i'm excited to be in conversation with my different.t. i would like to tell you about your story. it is just as much a character in this book so who your where you come from. >> ityo is so good to be here with you. thank you for agreeing to be my partner in this conversation. it's something i have look forward to for quite some time. i ama chicago native growing up in hyde park. not far from 53rd and hyde park boulevard that sits right acr

biden administration just sent out a press release from hhs, spending $290 million on emergency drugsve americans in the aftermath of a nuclear exchange. so they think it's real. you should know that it is. speaking of the military, technician second class zach lesch -- when hurricane ian hit florida, they hit the water and saved lives. last week, joe biden personally called him, "i told him how proud i was of him and i thanked him for all the work he was doing to save lives he was denied on the basis he was religious. can't have that. by he has signed his intent to discharge papers. with sadness, we presume. he joins us now. thank you for joining us. do we characterize it correctly? are you really leaving because they want you to take the shot? >> hi, tucker. thank you for having me on the show tonight. i'm going to be speaking as an have ied individual and not representing the coast guard or dhs. i have already signed my intent to discharge papers which gives me approximately 30 to 60 day window before they discharge me. >> i mean, i would think that the physical veryingor required

fda but of the entire um government because it involves as you know, the department of agriculture, hhs, and the executive branch. but the basic plan, you know, the first thing was to get production up in the u.s. and to use the enforcement discretion. i know we'll probably talk about this later to bring in the international sources. distribution initially was through the larger chains and now there's an intense focus on getting to the smaller stores as quickly as possible. that's a matter of hooking up, particularly the foreign firms that have not distributed in the u.s. before to these smaller areas. that is one of the two areas of our major focus at this point. >> thank you. my time too has expired. >> i would like to welcome ranking member hoven and would you be prepared to give an opening statement at this juncture? >> i certainly can madam chair. thank you. welcome to our guests. apologize for being tardy but thank you very much for being here madam chair. thanks for convening the hearing. and given the ongoing infant formula shortages, appreciate the opportunity to have a dialogu

treasury secretary yellen will be in ohio secretary raimondo in maryland and hhs secretary becerra in. they will push to extend tax cuts to the wealthy and threaten to cut social security and medicare polls show the economy is front and center for the voters and that tilted the playing field for republicans. the latest support is showing gop support at 43.5% compared to 44.9%. there is not much time left for democrats to get their message through to voters, but they are betting, seema, that the slightest move of the needle could make a difference. >> the question is is it too little too late to switch messages on the economy? >> reporter: that is a great point. it is not the fact that the midterms are less than two weeks away, but early voting has started. if you look at the swing state of georgia, 1 million more people voted at this point than voted back in the 2018 nmidterms voters are engaged and listening to what lawmakers have to say. they are listening to what the biden administration has to say, but we will see if it is enough to change anyone's minds >> a tight race. ylan, tha

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the president is urging governors to do the same thing for effects, the hhs secretary to review whether should remain a scheduled one drug. so we will talk about that more to come. is president biden getting ready to make a deal with the madura regime in venezuela to get more oil onto the market? maybe. >> there is a lot of alternatives. >> martha: there are a lot of alternatives, which we have talked about quite a bit pure those comments come after the white house was "panicked by opec deciding to cut oil production by 2 million barrels a day this november after the president had asked them to open up the suspected." a clear affront to the desires of the country. the gas prices got the message and they are heading higher as well. and peter doocy live with the very latest on this continually growing story from the north lawn, hi, peter. >> we were listening to president biden live upstate new york talking about he wants the supply chain to start and end in the united states. maybe that is possible for that product but not oil. he is admitting still compliant on overseas providers. >> wh

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hh hub most of the seoul-provided us fighter jets arrived on the scene from a base on the japanese islandrst major air exercise in the last 5 years between the two countries, it is noted that they are caused by the growing threat from north korea . russian women who died in seoul on halloween arrived in south korea from primorsky krai, krasnoyarsk, st. in the russian foreign ministry, they declared their readiness to help transport the bodies to their homeland, the number of zherdavki, meanwhile, reached 154 people andrey skvortsov with details. yulianna pak became the fourth russian woman who died in the seoul tragedy she died from injuries already in a hospital in south korea, a graduate of the far eastern federal university, lived since last summer, celebrated her 25th birthday in the summer. with great regret, the russian foreign ministry confirmed the fact of the death of a russian woman who became a victim of the october 29 tragedy in a hospital in seoul, we express our sincere condolences to the families and friends of the victims another dead was 27-year-old christina gardner from

the white house has previewed helping hhs lower prescription drug costs.s part of the western swing. we of course saw his pardons on pot, and we of course saw his actions on student loans. so the why it matters, is that president biden is avoiding big settings where he could hurt a democrat in a place he's not particularly popular, where his polls are under water, and instead is using executive action, executive authority to project accomplishment and democratic power. >> it's a smart story. white house aides clearly want bidens to do some of his help from the campaign for the white house himself to frame the stakes and not appear with individual candidates and raise money. he's been an effective fundraiser for democrats down the stretch. "axios" got new reporting on democrats' attempt to rein in big tech, but after two years in power, they have little to show for it. tell us more about that. >> time running out because time is likely running out on the democratic majority. very likely republicans take the house majority, and time is running out on this ye

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the last part that's incredibly significant when it comes to the schedule one drugs and asking the hhs and the attorney general to look into how that is considered because obviously fentanyl is not even considered a schedule one drug and you've seen the deaths that has caused, especially in teenagers. that's a major step there. when the president talked about why he was doing this, jake, he said in a statement that sending people to prison for possessing marijuana has upended too many lives and incarcerated people for conduct that many states no longer probt. criminal records have imposed needless barriers for housing, education and job opportunities. while black and brown people use it at similar rates, they've been prosecuted at disproportionate rates. >> thanks so much. now to our world lead. north korea today mobilizing 12 warplanes to fly near south korea. this comes after north korea fired two more missiles marking north korea's sixth launch in just 12 days. orrin has been tracking the latest news and how the u.s. and allies are responding. >> reporter: on the north korean penins