everyone was rooting for jonas salk.ry family in this country was mailing dimes to the white house to help out. you people keep saying you want to "make america great again?" wouldn't getting a handle on this be one those great american moments from the '50s you're so nostalgic for? [ cheers and applause ] we are lucky to have dr. fauci. and if you people drive him away because he decides he's had enough, which he would be totally justified in doing, guess what? we're replacing him with dr. dre. [ laughter ] i'm going to tell you something, if you threaten him, that's not going to work out well for you at all. [ laugher and applause ] the other candidate for nitwit of the week is congressworm lauren boebert. this video is from a fundraiser back in september. cnn dug it up. here you will see a member of congress taking shots at another member of congress who committed the horrible crime of being muslim. >> in that elevator we were joined by ilhan omar. >> oh my god! >> well, it was just us three in there. i looked over an

jonas salk gave away the patent to that drug as well. it was a different era perhaps, when insulin was discovered or the polio vaccine, but we should reflect on the state of play today of that drug, insulin. 100 years later there are 8.4 million diabetics in the united states who rely on insulin. they have to pay, many of them, an exorbitant amount of money for allege drug that supposedly belongs to them according to its discoverer. as the cost of insulin has risen, average list prices increased 40% for insulin between 2014 and 2018. i'm quoting from an article in today's "usa today" by katie wadell. patients and their families are shelling out hundreds of dollars, even if they have good insurance. ron regalatto is the father of a teen with type 1 diabetes. do you know what he calls the insulin pricing system? legal extortion. this article tells the story of what he went through. he never heard of a pharmacy benefit manager before two years ago, but it was two years ago that his son matt, then 14 years old, was diagnosed with type 1 diab