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this increase was reportedly attempting to note the national health care system offline. a sophisticated for week is just don't, there is another major cyber attacks going on right now. this time targeting the national health insurance company. i will mention it as part of a textbook example of how unruly governments are eliminated. governments that have a different opinion on some issues that have no problem telling the ukrainian president that we will not be blackmailed by him. and we are ready to take counter measures. beginning of this textbook example in slovakia was certainly not invented by the people who are protesting and whom we respect. but this textbook example in model in slovakia, people is being implemented by representatives of the slow back opposition. n g o's, financed from abroad is a significant part of the slow back anti government's media. and of course, trainers from abroad who are on the territory of the slow back republic. what comes on the back of less protests in the nation? demonstrate this claim that kim is acting in most goes in trust when it

so states and major cyber attack has also taken place against the nation's health care system, plus the them with me. if we look at the numbers from the past 3 years, we will see that hungry has lost money, 19000000000 euros due to the sanctions, which translates to 7500000000000. i'm gary and far and don gary and pm liaison, what the use of the russia functions is costing budapest, adding that every member state is losing about those figures show despite sanctions, russian gas exports the europe. i've only grown since the start of the year. the broadcasting from our international use center here in moscow. this is art. so you hello and welcome. i'm you know, me lot of near puts in how said if the 2020 us election hubble being quote stolen from donald trump. the conflict in ukraine may never have started a student because the pressure has never refused to have contacts with the us administration. and it is not our fault of the previous administration refuse these contacts with the current you as president. i've always had business like, exclusively business like, but at the same time, p

i mean, israel has nationbl health we can't even get national health care here. something is seriously wrong with the system. the 43rd annual healthcare conference held by jp morgan with united healthcare is at the saint francis hotel. it comes as luigi mangione is in jail awaiting trial for the murder of united healthcare ceo brian thompson. last month. >> several protesters held up signs in support of men gionet only condone his actions. i do could own the fact that whatever he raise the awareness of this right, the entire world is talking about this industry. they should not exist. this is a system problem killing an executive is not going to change a system. i hope this issue comes out in his a few protesters yelled at attendees exiting the conference as tensions became high. police officers lined up in front of the hotel. can we ask you a thing of these protesters of the conference? >> it's all pretty sad. >> you everybody's to come together every right to protest. but it's like when you see a pro luigi sign, that's that's like really, really bad taste. i'm

that's the last person you want in charge of this nation's health care. now, listen, i think the drug companies make way too much money, but i don't want to stop krug discovery in this country. what did rfk, jr. say? he said if he goes to head up the department of health ap human services, he's going to tell the f.d.a. to take a break on drug development and drug discovery for eight years. right? those breakthroughs save lives. they cure diseases and the idea that you're going to of somebody in hhs who is hostile rit large to the f.d.a. is an abomination. and finally, don't believe for one second that he's going to stand up to donald trump on anything. donald trump's made it 100% clear that his goal is to pass a massive tax cut for billionaires and corporations, by the way, bobby kennedy, jr. is one of those really rich people who will benefit from that tax cut, and he's going to pay for it by gutting medicare, medicaid, and health care services for the middle class. if he gets away with that, bobby kennedy will get a nice big tax cut and will have done n

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kind of regressing from kind of an empirical research based professional management of national problems health care. do you worry about that at all with some of the appointments, particularly of robert f. kennedy at h h. s, which you use to help run? yeah, i'm not worried about that, per se. i think there has been a sense of the last couple of years that were not necessarily um, served part perfectly by experts. there's been a long populous strain on the radio. they'll luckily, famously said he'd rather be ruled by the 1st 2000 names and they con cambridge cover books and by the harvard faculty. so i don't think there's a, necessarily, a new attitude in american politics. but, you know, obviously there are facts in the world. the things line is that fact, so stubborn things. and i would like all of our experts on all sides of the aisle what we did here to them. i think we'd be better off that way. us at now. one of the other interesting dimples. right? this right now is that, you know, some of the leading icons of the mog, a movement to make america great. again, movement are steep band and they ar

mandy is one of the nation's top health care leaders with experience t leading large in complex organizations. proven track record protecting americans health and safety cdc director, she manages and directs the activities of the agency which includes developing and applying disease prevention and control environmental health, health promotion welcome health education activities designed to improve health of the american people as well as other nations and their national aspects. we might start on the definition of cdc at some point. doctor cohen is an internal medical physician ran the north carolina department health of human services prior to joining c dx was executive vice president of solutions which helps independent primary care physicians health centers and clinics deliver better care to their patients and thrive in value based care. previously, she was chief operating center at the medicaid and medicare services serve as acting director of the senate consumer information and insurance oversight. in february, of 2019, you might have forgotten this. modern health care named one of the

today's hearing to talk about a lot of the important issues affecting health care in my home state of wyoming, as well as the nation. i appreciate your willingness to serve our country. during our meeting, we discussed the challenges that health care providers and patients are facing in rural america. financial obstacles facing rural hospitals, workforce shortages, issues of ob gyn, and the new regulations that are painful that have come out of the biden administration are hurting our ability to provide nursing home staffing. so let me start, if i could, with rural hospitals and the closures of hospitals like that, the there are a lot of challenges facing hospitals in rural communities and frontier areas. we have 33 hospitals in wyoming. 26 are really located in areas, locations often hard to get to. weather impacts them. six of the hospitals are at risk of closing. closing two are at immediate risk of closing in the next two years, ten have had to cut available services and this is a concern of rural hospitals, both republican and democrat states. either way, bipartisan critical that the workforce challenges, fina

we have 20 different policy centers so we advocate for america first policies, education, health care, national security and homeland security and we have been doing that and will continue to do that. host: same question, your organization. guest 2.: we are a network of organization that focuses on sensible, humane and fair immigration policy. host: what did we learn about the trump administration's sense of policy from the first date yesterday? host 1.: the breadth of the orders pretty much a constitute a zero immigration into america and that is not good for how much we need to rejuvenate small towns, help us grow. these executive orders basically turn everybody away, even people coming on visas. it is a mass deportation. . what policy and immigration did we get from yesterday? guest 2.: the action is what america wanted to see after four years of unchecked immigration to have over 10 or 12 million depending on how you count illegal aliens coming into the country and the majority is staying here. very few deported or removed, is ok to take a pause and say let's get our arms around who is here

me in my office prior to today's hearing to talk about issues affecting health care in my home state of wyoming as well as the nation. i appreciate your willingness to serve our country. in the meeting we discussed challenges that health care providers and patients are facing in rural america. workforce shortages, issues of owed bd -- of ob/gyn, and painful regulations out of the biden administration hurting our ability to provide nursing home staffing. starting with the rural hospitals and the closure of hospitals like that, there are a lot of challenges facing hospitals in rural communities in frontier areas. we have 33 hospitals in wyoming. 26 are located in areas hard to get to. six of the hospitals are at risk of closing. two are at immediate risk of closing and the next two years. 10 have had to cut available services. this is a concern of rural hospitals, republican and democrat states, bipartisan. it's critical that the workforce challenges, financial challenges that we are facing are addressed. can you commit to working with us on a plan to address the critical nationwide issue of rural health care? mr. ken

health graham versus $900 billion per year on national defense. the main reason the u.s. is an outlier among advanced nations. when it comes to health care prices and spending. we spent two times as much as the average nation on medical care. federal health spending is a major factor behind that discrepancy. what are some things the incoming administration should do with regard to using executive orders to try and reduce health spending? turns out, the incoming administration, the last time it was in power, did good things with executive orders on health care and a couple not good things. first, the good things. first trump issued executive orders that would have reduced the prices medicare pays for prescriptions, by pegging prices to prices other countries pay. there's a lot of rhetoric around this. abject nonsense. the companies objected not to price controls, but that the prices would be lower. they should be lower. medicare is paying twice as much as other countries. there's no good reason why the u.s. taxpayers should be doing that and bearing the disproportionate burden of research and development. next trump should reinvigorate ef

we are the only nation that has some kind of national health care system. twice as much as any other industrial country and get much worse outcome. people are sicker, dying earlier. that is not the envy of the world. there's something very wrong with the democratic party and republican party. if you are voting for either of those parties you are not an independent. we need to move away from that two-party system. there is no relationship between voter preference and what legislation -- the only relationship it showed is when billionaires want something, they get it. caller: that is tony there. caller: good morning, i can't believe i'm wasting my 30 day call on this. i really wanted to talk about literacy in america. a previous caller mentioned something about bring back toxic masculinity to our military. it really bothered me. i was raped by a military man. being raped is a very violent thing. you will have your clothes torn, furniture tipped over, glass breaking. you have to show up to work the next day. you will have bruises, bite marks, the long sleeves

mandy cohen is one of the nation's top health care leaders with experience leading large and complex organizations, proven track record protecting americans health and safety. as cdc director, she manages and directs the activities of the agency which includes developing and applying disease prevention and control, environmental health, health promotion, health education activities, to include the health of the american people, as well as other nations and international aspects. we might as well start on the definition of cdc. dr. cohen is an internal medical physician, prior to joining cdc, served as the executive vice president of -- ceo of care solutions which helps independent care health centers and clinics deliver better care to their patients and thrive in value-based care. previously she served as chief operating officer and chief of staff at the center's and medicaid services, and served as acting director for the center of consumer information and insurance oversight. in february of 2019, you may have forgotten, modern health care named dr. cohen one of the top 25 women lea

we have 20 different policy centers so we advocate for america first policies, education, health care, national security and homeland security and we have been doing that and will continue to do that. host: same question, your organization. guest 2.: we are a network of organization that focuses on sensible, humane and fair immigration policy. host: what did we learn about the trump administration's sense of policy from the first date yesterday? host 1.: the breadth of the orders pretty much a constitute a zero immigration into america and that is not good for how much we need to rejuvenate small towns, help us grow. these executive orders basically turn everybody away, even people coming on visas. it is a mass deportation. . what policy and immigration did we get from yesterday? guest 2.: the action is what america wanted to see after four years of unchecked immigration to have over 10 or 12 million depending on how you count illegal aliens coming into the country and the majority is staying here. very few deported or removed, is ok to take a pause and say let's get our arms around who is here

tim noel was previous the head of medicare and retirement at unitedhealthcare, the nation's biggest health care conglomerate. costco shareholders rejected a proposal asking the company to look into its diversity policies. it's in stark contrast to a series of companies including walmart, mcdonald's, and john deere who have rolled back their programs. the vote comes days after president trump issued orders to end dei initiatives for federal agencies. >> and how much are you willing to pay for a phone with tiktok installed? phones with the app installed are being sold in marketplaces including facebook and ebay for $3,000. some users deleted the app when it stopped working on saturday night. after the supreme court backed a law banning it. but the app is still not available for download since it started working again on sunday. zinhle, that's a high price to pay for a preemptively deleting the app. >> boy, am i glad i kept it on my phone. i'm looking at money here. good to know. pippa pa stevens, thank you. >>> up next, we're hitting the reseset tton on another norm of money, your monthly subscri

from our nation's health care system, water supply to simple internet browsing. cyberspace is increasingly becoming a digital battlefield. america's adversaries use cyberspace to undermine our sovereignty and threaten the services and infrastructure that america depends on. the people's republic of china, russia, north korea, iran and critical actors weaponize cyberspace to harm our nation. they are only getting more sophisticated and unfortunately more aggressive. right now the p.r.c. has burrowed into our infrastructure . let that sink in for a moment. china is repositioned in our infrastructure. we know it. and they have been for years. should we enter into a conflict with the p.r.c., the chinese communist party is ready to shut down our essential services, communications, energy grid, era time ports and our water systems to name just a few. we cannot allow this situation to continue. the american economy, our government, and military depend on the resilience of our networks and infrastructure. it is past time to get a step ahead of the typhoons, list of actor

a nation where our brand parents have secure retirement and, health care and their know we have made the reforms necessary to sustain those benefits for their time. a nation that fortified as the world's most productive economy, even as it protects the great natural bounty of our water air and majestic land and. and in this land of new promise, we will have reformed our politics so that the voice of the people will always speak louder than the din of narrow interest, regaining the and deserving the trust of all americans. fellow citizens us build that america a nation ever forward toward, realizing the full potential of its citizens prosperity power. they are important and must maintain them. but let us never forget the greatest progress we have made and the greatest progress we have yet to make is in the human heart. in the end, all the world's. and a thousand armies are no match for the strength and decency of, the human spirit. 34 years ago, the man whose life celebrate today spoke to us down there at other end of this mall. in words that move conscience of a nation like a prophet,

a nation where our brand parents have secure retirement and, health care and their know we have made the reforms necessary to sustain those benefits for their time. a nation that fortified as the world's most productive economy, even as it protects the great natural bounty of our water air and majestic land and. and in this land of new promise, we will have reformed our politics so that the voice of the people will always speak louder than the din of narrow interest, regaining the and deserving the trust of all americans. fellow citizens us build that america a nation ever forward toward, realizing the full potential of its citizens prosperity power. they are important and must maintain them. but let us never forget the greatest progress we have made and the greatest progress we have yet to make is in the human heart. in the end, all the world's. and a thousand armies are no match for the strength and decency of, the human spirit. 34 years ago, the man whose life celebrate today spoke to us down there at other end of this mall. in words that move conscience of a nation like a prophet,

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and when kennedy felt that carter wasn't doing enough on health care to get national health insurancehis, why can't you even move a bill out of your own committee, like so don't come at me on health care, at that point the relationship deteriorated. there was enough blame to go around. kennedy, who i think always wanted to run for president but wasn't emotionally capable of doing it in 1968, '72 or '76, he finally in 1980 went after him and carter was able to beat him, but it was very, very divisive in washington. >> and hurt him in the '80 election. >> it definitely hurt him. and democrats throughout washington were picking up -- joe biden, even though he was very close to ted kennedy, who had been in the hospital when biden's -- when beau and hunter were, you know, injured in that horrible accident in late 1972 and ted kennedy came to the hospital where joe biden was sworn in as a 30-year-old senator and that's how close he was to ted kennedy. joe biden and ted kennedy. biden sided with carter, and he stayed loyal to carter during that huge division inside the democratic party. so t

nation's health system. your commitment to combating chronic conditions that drive health care costs will be critical to our success. the hearing comes a day after kennedy's cousin, caroline kennedy, released a scathing letter to lawmakers urging them to reject his nomination. bobby himself is a predator. bobby preys on the desperation of parents of sick children. vaccinating his own kids while building a following, hypocritically discouraging other parents from vaccinating theirs. ahead of the hearing, dozens of people lined up to try to get a seat inside that includes doctors and nurses from out of state, both firm supporters and staunch opponents. his vaccine skepticism will cause people to not get their children immunized, which will further increase disease in children. very, very, very excited about ending the chronic disease epidemic for children and adults in our country. kennedy's confirmation process continues tomorrow before the senate health committee. >ryan >and the rupert murdoch owned new york post, which is very influential in republican circles, published an editorial on monday urging senat

health care. as you may recall, trump said he doesn't want to get involved at the national level. this, mr. president trump, this is the national level, you are already involved, and you are breaking your promises. here we are, voting on bills that attack women's health care using false narratives and fear mongering. the situation, targeted by this bill, is heartbreaking. it's heart-wrenching. and to use women and their families in this situation for crass political purposes, to appeal to a hard right extreme group that is not close to where america is at, it disgraceful. just disgraceful. it substitutes the judgment of qualified medical professionals and the wishes of millions of families with an ultra right audiology, that i daresay when you look at the polling data, not even a majority of republicans support, let alone the rest of the country. women are meant to be supported and trusted. this is when male politicians should step up and support women. not use them as political footballs, as this bill so heartlessly does. i am here today not just as leader schumer, but as husband, dad, and

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