ron klain. >> thank you, mr. president. thank you. thank you, members of the press. i'm really more of a behind-the-scenes guy. but i am excited to take your questions. yes? >> mr. klain, you have no actual medical training or background in dealing with infectious disease, is that correct? >> yes, yes, that is true. i am not a doctor. but to be fair, i did serve as chief of staff to vice president joe biden. so i have some experience with a little something called foot in mouth disease. [ laughs ] >> it seems like that's a joke disease. just to confirm, no experience with actual medical diseases. >> no. next question.

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. >> next on "c-span," earlier today, president obama introduced ebola czar ron klain, who took questions on the latest developments in the ebola crisis. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> next on "c-span," earlier today, president obama introduced ebola czar ron klain, who took questionsments in the ebola crisis. [ cheers and applause ]

. >> discussing his views of women and klaining to mold for the white house. back then he was claiming to flirt with ross perot's reform party tick. it looks quaint as a louder trump has waded farther into presidential politics and diner into a morass of commentary on gender. >> you've called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, slobs, and disgusting animals. your twitter account has several disparageing comments about women's looks. you once told a conat the time r testant on "celebrity apprentice," it would be a pretty picture to see her on her knees. does that sound like you as a men with a temperament to be president and how hullry clinton to be the democratic nominee are you a part of the war on women? >> i think the big problem this country has is being politically correct. [ applause ] >> i have been challenged by so many people and i don't frankly have time for total political correctness and, frankly, what i say and oftentimes it's fun, it's kidding. we have a good time. what i say is what i say and honestly, megan, if you don't like it, i'm sorry, i

these two emails is that, number one, both emails were forwarded on to hillary clinton and did not con klainny classification markings in the body of the emails. nor did they have have any classified documents attached to them. in fact one of the emails was specifically marked, unclassified. >> and now we may have our first democratic lawmaker saying on the record that hillary's candidacy may be doomed. in an interview, kentucky congressman john yarmouth a conservative who doesn't always toe the party line, quote, i never feel that i have a grasp of what the facts are. clearly she has handled it poorly from the first day. and there is appearance of dishonesty. if it is not dishonest i still think there is a chance this would upend her campaign. julie, i will go to you first. do you think she is doomed and do you think they're panicking within their camp. >> i don't think she is doomed. i can't tell you what is going on in her camp but i don't think she is doomed for following reasons. if the clintons were doomed in '92 with cattle foot tourings, white water. >> this is the biggest scandal. >

. >> but there are others like ron klain who signed on with hillary clinton and obviously jake sullivan to the bidens for years who have already joined the clinton campaign and other elected officials who have told me privately they didn't tell us to wait so we joined her campaign. >> right. >> doesn't that create a problem, bob? >> well, sure it does although this has happened before. richard goodwin, the brilliant young guy who worked for president kennedy and then president johnson signed on with gene mccarthy when robert kennedy said he wasn't going to run. then dick had a decision to make and went back to work with robert kennedy. i don't know how many people would do that but i do believe there are people out there who could help biden sustain this campaign. the other thing that's happened here is this is a reflection and that's why hillary has gone on the air, this is a arereflection of the act she hasn't been defining herself. even though she's given speeches we've all been talking about e-mails and the clinton foundation and that's begun to define her. she has to break out of t

. >> you must be sure surprised because a lot of biden people, ron klain and others, have already joined your campaign, the clinton campaign. there were no signals of this before. >> well, there was. he, i believe the vice president's team had said he was considering this a while ago and they said he would make a decision over the course of the summer. so we knew that this was always a possibility. and we, you know, like i said, a lot of respect for him and we'll see what he ends up deciding. >> how would it transform the race? >> i'm not going to -- i'll let other people weigh in on that. we're just going to let him make his decision. >> and one of the things that we pointed out is that these unfavorable poll numbers came immediately after an inaccurate report that you confronted directly, which led to a lot of other inaccurate reporting before it was corrected. the inaccurate reporting at the referral from the inspectors general. do you feel that there is a problem, that she's being treated unfairly? >> i think that when you are the front-runner of the democratic side and she's the ove

especially a small one, decided to pass a labeling law there would be a fair chance that the supply klain would just simply stop providing that product into that market? >> it's possible. comes down whether you can make product have a healthy margin -- >> you'll look at your costs, look at your return and say, sorry, just not going to sell into it that market anymore? >> that's what america is all about. whochoice and competition. thank you for your comments and i look forward a study showing that gmos are safe, and with that i yield back. >> chair thanks the gentleman. we are voting on the floor, just started so we have 14 minutes left. we'll go for a while and then have to recess and come back if there's still questions that have not been answered. or asked. so, at this point, the chair recognizes the gentleman from oregon, five minutes. >> thank you, measure chairman. questions for mr. jaffe. what is the purpose of fda labeling? what is the statutory requirement? why do we label food? >> so that the consumers have truthful, nonmisleading information about material issues that are impor

karen and melissa klain, their bakery in oregon and blade adams' t-shirt business in kentucky.calvin cochran, what a vision for god. and senior master sergeant philip monk, who both after laff times of service were forced to depart their stations ecause of their faith. as aaron klein has said so powerfully, my fight in this situation is religious freed. it is the ability to live and work by the dictates of my faith without being punished by the government and all americans. should be free to do that. think of the stories on this stage. these are people for whom right and truth will always mean more than going along to get along or looking the other way when right is replaced with what is wrong. these heroes have boldly resisted the state encroaching on their first amendment rights. they have fought back against the washington elites' war on faith. as have other heroes across the country like the little sisters of the poor who have stood for faith although the federal government is litigating against this catholic charity to force nuns to pay for abortion inducing drugs in other