host: jessica anderson from heritage action for america. pennsylvania, a supporter of president trump up next. guest: hello, can you hear me, pedro? thank you, sir. jessica, i would like to congratulate you for maintaining your composure after that woman that talked about president trump wanting to kill black people. reason why that virus is affecting minorities more so than white people has to do with your body and vitamin d and your ability to in just vitamin d from sunlight. this racism crab has to stop. i wish they would look at the big picture. jessica, you go girl. jennifer: i think the big picture on all of this is that we do want to have a healthy economy and we want to have our economy opened up. regardless of anything that has been said today i think that is the focus and it is certainly the focus on my mind as we head into the fall. you talk about the role of police and security at the beginning. we have seen george floyd and other police shootings, what is the role of these police shootings and police practices overall. should t

host: this is jessica anderson. she is the executive director for heritage action for america. talk about the role her group will play. thanks for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: a little bit about your group. are you associated with the heritage foundation? guest: we are the grassroots arm of the heritage foundation. host: is independent from the foundation? how are you find it? guest: we are independent and independently funded. we can do more advocacy work, as well as grassroots work in the field across the country. we are funded by a myriad of small dollar donors that want to see conservative values and principles advocated for here in washington. host: i imagine part of that advocacy will be the fall election. what specifically do you envision your role-playing? guest: heritage action is committed to advancing conservative policies on the ground. we have been active in april 1 -- since april 1 in battleground states, talking directly with swing voters about the issues they care about. whato reopen the economy, economic and recovery looks like. skills trainin

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host: this is jessica anderson. she is the executive director for heritage action for america. talk about the role her group will play. thanks for joining us. guest: thanks for having me. host: a little bit about your group. are you associated with the heritage foundation? guest: we are the grassroots arm of the heritage foundation. host: is independent from the foundation? how are you find it? guest: we are independent and independently funded. we can do more advocacy work, as well as grassroots work in the field across the country. we are funded by a myriad of small dollar donors that want to see conservative values and principles advocated for herin

executive director jessica anderson on their top 2020 campaign issues. watch c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, textbook messages and your tweets. now more on the development of a vaccine with science and medical experts discussing the latest research. they also talk about safety and efficacy concerns and the need for global participation. this is one hour and 15 minutes. >> we have a terrific panel today, which you have heard about, with leading experts to discuss the challenges related to vaccine development and the implication of the race to develop a covid-19 vaccine or multiple vaccines. as of this morning, there were over 27 million confirmed cases covid-19, and over 800,000 deaths. have 6.3 million confirmed cases and we are approaching 190,000 deaths. we have seen significant economic disruption to businesses and families and normal day-to-day activities have been vastly altered. leading experts have said we need a vaccine to return to norm

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