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health care system is broken in. and there's definitely reforms that are needed in here. but so often people look at canada, the u. k. other countries that have free health care, nobody ever talks about this. the consequence of free health care when you rely on the government for health care you, you literally rely on it until death do you part. and i'm also worried if we have a major divide already wealth, divide in the world, do you think this would cause those who might be more wealthy be given better treatment options while they're on this earth because they can pay for it. oh, i agree that that is a very bad consequence of this. another consequence as we can see, like the total you know, hatred for workers in the united states for example. yeah, were to blame for inflation and so we need to become unemployed. you know, it's definitely social engineering that could be a really tragic and i am very concerned that what the made in canada actually opened the door to it's for people feel uncomfortable of others without resources being euthanized. and we can see that there is no actual plan to, you know, for instance

. >> the president saying he's not going to be hostage in having veterans cuts on health care and having cuts on kough 12 education and having cuts on food stamps and having cuts on manufacturing to pay our bills. he's saying we can negotiate, but first pay your bills. i think senator mcmcconnell understand and i think the president will sit down with senator mcmcconnell. he knows he can't default. >> you think that's the back channel that will figure this out? >> or kevin mccarthy has to come without 22% cuts on veterans benefits. >> well we will see. i hope to have you on again when there's not a looming crisis. congressman. last week two heavily republican states, nebraska and south carolina failed to pass near total abortion bans. south carolina republican congresswoman nancy mace joins us now, and it's good to have you here in person, you're often joining us remote. >> thank you for having me. >> i want to get to a lot of what we talked about there with the debt ceiling, but let's start off on abortion. you've been talking about the -- this being a very moral issue, but also a political one t

k right now and other members of the health care profession like nurses have been willing to enter into negotiations with them . the government with initial payoff. is that a follow at 35 percent? thank you so much. villa marks reporting for us from london. protests of turn violent in the bolivian capital, a pause. his teacher is rallied against proposals for a new school curriculum. police fire a paint pellets and pepper spray a demonstrators as some through firework. the ministry of education's plan has been criticized for its approach to politics, sex education. gender is really forces have arrested 5 palestinians in the city of janine in the occupied west bank during a series of armed raids. one house that was rated belong to a man accused of carrying out a gun to talk on a bus in the jordan valley in december last year. meanwhile, more than $700.00 is really settlers and ultra nationalists have gone into the mouth compound and occupied east jerusalem. one group was led by ultra nationalist, rabbi and former connected member. yeah. who? the glick and the incursion happened while pal

supports 3 million for dedicated k service residential care coordination and mental health service. those are all in our budget. why i'm at my 10 minutes i know the out lines and genomes are important for all of us. on the next slide had is showing you in the black box upcoming 2 year budget of the plan is about 100 million dollars a year. we are able to balance the budget you will see utilizing one time source. largely our prop c reserves we budgeted left year and prior year under spending the take away is we are able to balance. this year and upcoming 2 year budget one time source but the next slide will show there is long-term structure ral deficit given the 100 million dollars spending plan. about a 25 million dollars or 25% short fall as we think about spending. and i did want to address our acquisition funds there is 130 million dollars not included in the table as our one time acquisition fundful i want to provide more on the projects we have planned for this funding. why i share with youed active negotiations for acquisition and construction. of 3-5 buildings. so, to meet ou

care about it. that much, apparently the u. k puts its interest and greed very high than the lives of many civilians. pesticides ban in the e. u over their health risks are being used on farm supplying food giants, including nestle world wide. that's according to a recent reports. pesticides, bandanna, you and linked to potential human health risks continue to be produced and exported by european chemical companies. our investigation identified the brazilian farms using the pesticides and the international food and drink companies. they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola.

we're going to invest more in mental health care we are working to make universal pre-k a reality, workforces for young and older adults like. these are all important. these are all also long-term solutions. we have to take action now we need short-term action to end this gun violence epidemic now so fewer people die on our streets and in our banks and in our schools and in our churches. for that, we need help we need help from our friends in fran frankford and help from our friends in washington, d.c this isn't about partisan politics this is about life and death this is about preventing tragedies. you may think this will never happen to you. never happen to any of your friends or loved ones. i used to think that the sad truth is that now no one in our city, no one in our state, no one in our country has that luxury anymore. last year, i survived a workplace shooting and now yesterday, i have lost a very close friend in another workplace shooting five more families have lost a loved one. it has happened louisville it could happen in paducah, in pikeville or in covington. this is happening i

health care. we're working to make universal pre k reality. workforce development initiatives.or young and older adults alike. these are all important. these are all also long term solutions. we have to take action now. we need short term action. to end this gun violence epidemic now so fewer people die on our streets. in our banks. there are schools. and in our churches. and for that we need help. we need help from our friends and frankfurt. and help from our friends in washington, d c. this isn't about partisan politics. this is about life. and death. this is about preventing tragedies. you may think this will never happen to you. never happened to any of your friends. our loved ones. i used to think that. the sad truth is that now no one in our city no. one in our state. no one in our country has that luxury anymore. last year. i survived a workplace shooting. and now yesterday i've lost a very close friend. in another workplace shooting. five more families have lost a loved one. it has happened in louisville. it could happen in paducah in pikeville. lovington. this is happe

you know this and k we all know this, transportation infrastructure essential to the health and well-being connect everyone in irvine, so in rural areas and grocery stores and the carepend on in the words your department and the subcommittee chores every american has access to reliable, safe and efficient. as you will testify in the transportation system. it must spending package will the safety and building. we invested in these highways and we put $6 billion for safety and addressing equity while creating and sustaining tens of thousands of jobs and we thought the climate crisis and generated economic opportunity for middle-class families and make strong presence in the projects. we overwhelmingly charting democrats the department of transportation. these projects have urgent needs of so many of our constituents. the president's request for dot includes 27.8 billing dollars in discretionary funding to create a safer more equitable and modern transportation system. one of the most important in my community to make rail infrastructure safer, more efficientg and request increase funding for amtrak, is core including meeting the needs of our nations business and most

block health care expansion, attack the lgbtq community, block unemployment increases and then in april they decided to go after health care -- i mean, voting rights. what people decided is every kere to say that health care and voting rights and living wages are moral issues of that 17 interestingly 7 of them were young people and arrested us and from there it grew and grew until over 100,000 people in the streets in january of 2014 the largest sustained movement at a state house we won in voter suppression. beat them back through this movement bringing together white people from the west and conservative states and the eastern so-called black belt state. 60% were white that were arrested 16% were republicans we sent an extremist governor home the next year we created the atmosphere so that just a few weeks ago roy cooper signed medicare expansion. when we started medicare down in the poll when they saw doctors and young people willing to go to jail to challenge the immoral issues the polling changed. moral fusion organizing can work in the south if the people would look at it today we haveterrible numbers. poverty is fourth leading cause of death in south carolina 1 million pe

care about that much. apparently the u. k puts its interest and greed very high than the lives of many civilians. pesticides been in the e. u over their health risks are being used on farm supplying food giants, including nestle world wide. that's according to a recent reports. pesticides banned in the you and linked to potential human health risks continue to be produced and exported by european chemical companies. our investigation identified the brazilian farms using the pesticides and the international food and drink companies. they supply among them are multi nationals like nestle coca cola and pepsi co. so according to this report, pesticides and fungicides made by european companies like germany base f and bare and switzerland's syngenta are making it into developing countries like brazil, where they're being used on basic ingredients like sugar on plantations that supply western multinational food companies, which in turn supply the whole world with these ingredients, brazilian agriculture, ministry, documents and justice ministry officials in south paolo have reportedly confirmed the use of various substances banned in the e u, incl

k kay wagner statarted "a"as youou a offersrs virtual a autism evalaluations, a allowing p paro avoid lengthy waits and in-person office visits. >> it is unacceptable for children to be waiting for health care knew we had to do something. parents can meet with a clinician right in the comfort of their own home and they'll be asked questions, they'll be asked to play with their child, engage in play-based behaviors, and our team of highly trained physicians will help them understand if their child has autism and how to best meet their needs. >> as you are is now available in 21 states, including california. it aims to provide access to care nationwide by the end of this year. >>> strong words from pope francis as he visited hungary today. he's calling for an end to what he calls the quote adolescent belligerence that's brought war back to europe. the pope and most of europe have openly supported ukraine, but hungary's prime minister has been lukewarm toward the struggles of its eastern neighbor and refused to supply kyiv with weapons, and continued to spend heavily on russian energy. now francis is calling for the eu to establish secure corridors for migrants and refugees. >>> coming up, we'

health care again, guaranteed greenhousing. what, going to live with leaves? food security, zero emissions, vehicle manufacturing, free college, free pre-k, economics, they want everything. everything is guaranteed. all under the guise of combatting climate change and climate justice, with a price tag, a whopping $93 trillion of your hard ernld money. this massive price tag comes on top of biden's proposed budget which includes billions in spending all across government, every agency for green initiatives, including billions for what, public housing, modernization, a billion for charging and alternate fuel infrastructure, 7 billion for climate related funding at the usda, and much more. here is reaction. welcome the author of the upcoming book "serenity in the storm." clay travis. welcome, clay. all right. it is a simple fill os tee fee. everything is free. >> and will enrich china along the way. how does it make sense. joe biden said i oppose the green new deal, said it over and over again. he is backroading, back dooring the green new deal through the easy standards which we know 75% of lithium is in china. let's get china rich, cut ou

health care workers. they were mostly killed during indiscriminate attacks involving rockets, mortars and other explosive weapons with wide area effects, which should never be used and populated areas. but apparently the u. k. government does a see any problem with this of the whole approach to the region, which is still the part off. somalia is quite controversial. and although landon doesn't recognize the independence of somali land, it treats the region as if it is a separate state, rather that you can even visited the my land in 2019. and it has reaffirmed the u. k. commitment to support a somali lancer creative forces. now the democracy in there has also been praised by london and quite a bizarre statement. in so many respects, somali land, he's a beacon, it is a place where elections are held. people shake hands afterwards and do not contest them. i hope the u. k. will be able to increase its support for that region. well, any idea why the u. k. saw interested in this break way region. apparently it is because of the black gold british company. again, our energy is extracting over 2000000000 a barrels of oil there. while some ideas government in mogadishu rejects and gals claim to own oil rights as t

know the long-term step down or supportive housing that is part of the system of care for people suffering k with mental health or substance use disorders >> yes we'll work on that. we have pieces of information but not in a comprehensive way as you request >> that will allow us when we are -- analyzing the individual contracts to understand these individual contracts within a landscape. i think has been a missing piece of the puzzle for us at the board of supervisors and partially why president peskin created this committee that would be appreciated. and i do think it is importantful i'm in favor of this contract. does fantastic work. this is a piece of their work. but it is really hard for us to sort of analyze these separately and part of why create mental health sf in the first place to understands how this you other than hodgepodge of services some nonprofit. some city runful some within san francisco some outside. how they work together to provide a comprehensive system of care for people that are suffering from these illnesses i think that is what you will get differently in this committee is you will g

health for 01 k. you want to exercise and take care of your machinery?ohol because alcohol has been associated with a number of cancers. so you want to try to do that? and as my grandfather used to, say, pam, everything in moderation? i'm not trying to ruin anyone's life . but what i want to do is see people live. healthier life. so that later on pam, you can reap the harvest of your labor and enjoy your later years in good health, and i know that's what you're doing, pam. yes good advice. what we all should be doing. my grandfather said the same thing, right? everything in moderation. one really quick thing before you go because they're lowering. that is insurance coverage of problem because it seems like you might even want to be diagnosed, especially if there's a family history. you might want to even be tested earlier than 45. well certainly if you have a family history or a change in your symptoms, insurance companies really don't mess with this sort of thing. this is so critically important. you don't want to just do it haphazardly. there's gotta b

health care againh care , guaranteedwh green housing. >> wha livt i'm going to live with leaves food security, zero emissions, vehiclecturing, manufacturing, free college, free pre-k, economics. i want everything.everythi everything is guaranteed, by the way, all under the guise of combating climate change. and climate justice with a price tag . look at this, a whopping9 ninety three trillion dollars of your hard co your hard >> now, this massive price tag comes on top of biden'ss proposed budget, which includes billions in spending all across government, every agency forincd green initiatives, including billions for wha fort? public housing modernization. over a billion bucks for what? charging and alternate fuel infrastructure. infructure,seven billion for ce related funding at the usda. and much more .reacti anyway, here with reaction,e au let's give a nice welcome cheezythor o, author of the upcoming book serenity in the storm. >> and how to play. travis spoke about the . all right.t. it's a simple glass. everything's free and we're going unilaterally disarm in terms of the economy and energy production and we'll enrich china along the way. >>e how does it mak

k through 12 schools. now in addition to this action, john lawmakers in florida also moving ahead with a number of measures that will affect lgbt cube people and their health carethere's a there's a measure that is probably headed to the governor's desk soon that bans transgender care for minors. and so there's just one of many facets of the way that the governor is pushing this cultural agenda ahead of his potential run for president in 2024, john steve paterno on the scene in st petersburg. thanks so much keep us posted. kate is tracking an increase in ufo sightings. so what the pentagon believes may be behind this now. at this. let's go gobobble gobbe that seem bigger legs on the turkey rude. who are you? investor in a fund that helps advance innovative sports tech like this smart fitness mirror. i'm also mr leg date. 1989 anyone can become an agent of innovation with invesco q q q fund that gives you access to nasdaq, 100 innovations to a lot of pants investing, carefully read and consider fund investment objectives, risk chars, expenses and more in perspecte. wealth changing question. is your advisor giving you incomplete advice. besides investing? there's

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