isler: a good first step sunshine. thereg has pointed out are about 300 persistently bad performers. you want that list to be made public and to help inform folks in making an informed decision. host: thank you. any response? we agree weuest: think that empowering patients and loved ones with access to good, clear, convincing information is a crucial step. host: let's hear from anna in new york. go ahead, you are on with our guest. caller: have two very quick questions and then a brief comment. my first question is, if your guest could explain if there is a distinguished mitt between what she has reference to as state health department or cms oversight of a hospice versus what is more common in our area, which are to comfort homes. the reason for the two bed restriction is because my understanding is they do not come under state health apartment oversight -- department oversight. are much more restrictive in the types of medical conditions that residences of their in the final care -- residents in final care. caller, w

isler: i don't believe there true sentiment on the side of democrats to safeguard people. personally have experienced a -- i was born in brooklyn, so i am an american and i am an artist, screenwriter and every time i get close to making any money, i would feel radiation into the house. my husband had a stroke. i had to move to get closer to a town and they are still bothering me. int: we will hear from gus south bend, indiana. caller: you have a great show, first of all. think there isi another -- this is another way for trump to get reelected. host: meaning what? caller: meaning he is playing with people, he doesn't really care about the people down there. he is making it look like -- he could have kept them together. the steering wheel, he is in charge. host: we are going to go to tom in new york, independent line. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you for c-span, thank you for the time. it is really disgusting all this stuff is being lumped on president trump. he is doing what we asked him to do. they are spending us into oblivion. we have a huge debt as it is.

isler: a good first step sunshine. has pointed out that there are 300 persistently bad performers.want that information made public. a good first step is to make that list public. host: any response to that? guest: we agree. we think empowering patients and their loved ones with access to good and clear and comprehensive information is a really crucial step. host: let's hear from anna. anna is in new york. you're on with our guest. thank you for waiting. caller: i have two very quick questions and then a brief comment. if your guest could explain if there's this thing which meant -- distinguishment between the state health department or cms oversight of a hospice versus what is common in our area, reference to two bed comfort homes. the reason for the two bed rest restriction, my understanding is they do not come under state department oversight. restricted inmore the types of medical conditions they cancare. is --her question i have host: we may have to leave it there because of time and you are cutting in and out. guest: i appreciate the question. twm not from the year with -- fa

isler: all you've got to do -- i am the chosen one.ou know, i just cannot believe what i am hearing. allof these people from over the united states are praising him. he is a criminal. he is a disgrace to the united states. sendhe talks, and when we him over with all of the leaders of all of the world, and he is just a total embarrassment, and i do not understand all of these christians, catholics, or whatever they are, they have kneeled down like he has some type of. -- of god, he is not a god. just look at his whole lifestyle. whole what he has done. he is a thief and a scoundrel, and belongs in jail. host: thank you for the call. the president yesterday departing a little bit past 10:00 in the evening before flying overnight to france. for leaving the white house he talked to reporters on a number of issues including the fed chair saying that he would encourage him to resign. he said he would not stop it if jerome powell stepped down. keep in mind he was appointed and confirmed by the u.s. senate. he was also asked about another roun

isler: my view of the police they are not patient with the people. i also live in southeast d.c.nd police officers are very aggressive in some parts and in anacostiaope area, area, they don't even get out of their cars to check out what is going on. they can see a crime being committed and they don't get out and see what they are supposed to do. they take their time coming into the area and when they do, they automatically stop different ones because of the way they look and that is not fair. i think they need to be retrained how to deal with african-americans in washington, d.c. because we are all not bad and we are all not criminals. we are not looking to rob somebody. take time to watch the area and see what is really going on. host: a reminder to you and others, you have got to turn down that television and talk and listen through your phone. februarydent in announced the county sheriffs of america organization and here is what he had to say. [video clip] >> through the combined effort of everyone here today, violent crime is now going down for the first time in a long while.