in the national health service in the uk.wn, if you like, of these figures. 92% is legal migration to the uk. although, i guess, thejob of tackling illegal migration, people coming in in small boats or in lorries, for example, it grabs the lion's share the headlines but it would suggest that any government wanting to tackle net migration figures needs to look at legal migration, as well. yes. the vast majority _ migration, as well. yes. the vast majority of _ migration, as well. yes. the vast majority of people - migration, as well. yes. the| vast majority of people come here legally for studying or family reasons. so when we talk about immigration and its effects on the uk economy and society, we need to talk... this model issue is a small one from a human perspective which is a tragedy and leads to substantial cost but that is about legal migration for the bigger picture. that is absolutely right.- bigger picture. that is absolutely right. talk to us more broadly _ absolutely right. talk to us more broadly about - absolutel

otherwise we can't fix our public services like the broken national health service.nd the biggest farms to pay their fair share. but i would emphasise, only around 500 farms will be affected. the vast majority of farmers will pay no more under the new scheme than they do under the current one. farmers up and down the country are saying that when they get this bill, which they weren't expecting, it could put them out of business. do you accept that it will put some farms out of business? and what do you say to those people who are worried about it? well, the vast majority of farms will not be affected. the data from hmrc, actual data from the last year that we actually have real data available, projected forwards, it shows that no more than around 500 farms would be affected. the vast majority of farms will pay nothing more under the new scheme. and that's notjust the treasury saying that. it's been validated by the independent office for budget responsibility and by the independent financial thinktank, the ifs. so there are a lot of figures flying around that i do no

it be well spent with the government actually be able to deliver the improvements in the national health service and other public services that relate to british people really, really wants to say it in the short term that's by far the most important thing i think for have this is this, this is received in the longer term. the important thing is willis, x for investment actually deliver higher, right? will more investment did transport infrastructure and rebuilding schools and a whole host of other things. i agreed energy and so one will that generate, well that gets written back something like the levels of growth we had before the last 50 years. would you be pretty miserable? and again, that will depend on how efficiently and effectively that money is spent, but it will take quite a long time to come through. i want to come back to the point you made about couple of borrowing it in just a few moments. but 1st let's talk about the textbook. the fact that the government is placing the textbook now, but more on employers and on the well off. how will that help growth when you, you hear of someone

details will pour over exactly what are the safeguards, how will that be incorporated into the national health service? also, how is the criminal justice system involved in this? how are the systems able to cope with the extra extra work that they will will have to do and, and then the house of lords will have the say. so there will be much more debate before next. year done comes here to the next stage in the house of commons, as the w spigot mos in london. always great speaking to thank you so much to serial . now we're a war monitor reports that islam is fighters have taken over 5 districts of the 2nd biggest city level. this area and observatory for human rights reports that heavy fighting between rebels and government forces. there is military says it's inflicted heavy losses on the rebels who's been advancing on a level for days. they've also taken control of strategic towns along the way. conservatory says the violence has killed hundreds already. age groups, a thousands of families have been displaced. was girl jesus and authority on the middle east as professor of international relations at t

i came to hawaii with the national health service corps. i practice full time all the lanes i became governor. and i will tell you this. this is a cruel joke that president trump is playing on the american people. the republican senators have to reject this nomination. it would be okay, i suppose, for rfk junior to go work in the environmental sector in the trump administration. but that is the important thing. president trump has an obligation to appoint people that have experience. and rfk junior has no experience as a nurse, as a doctor, as a social worker. he has never had a degree in public health. he is simply a bombastic personality. and this time people are going to die if he is confirmed. >> rfk junior has not just been talking about vaccines. he wants to end fluoridation of water, which experts say prevents tooth decay, and broaden access to raw, unpasteurized milk. he wants to turn back the clock on food safety by a century. as a doctor, what is wrong with kennedy's approach to health? >> well, everything is. but let's talk about

resources right now to provide, to divert the time of two doctors and a judge at a time when the national health serviceies. on the other side, the argument is, look, if you were dying, if un terrible pain in undignified circumstances, should you or anybody have the right to end it? taste should you or anybody have the right to end it?— right to end it? we will continue _ right to end it? we will continue to _ right to end it? we will continue to follow - right to end it? we will continue to follow as l right to end it? we will continue to follow as it| continue to follow as it progresses through various stages of scrutiny there in parliament. forthe stages of scrutiny there in parliament. for the moment, thank you. we will stay in westminster with a different story, though. downing street has, said the prime minister, accepted the former transport secretary louise haigh's resignation after "further information" emerged relating to a criminal offence to which she pleaded guilty a decade ago. here's iain watson. this is how the fate of a mobile phone a decade ago called time on louise haigh's cabinet car

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this is a huge things i put on the shoulders. adult says, i am judges at a time when the national health services in real problems, real trouble in the u. k. the system is not set up to type would, that's that it would be better to have improve palliative, cats. and they also, i worried about that for was, and people being cut, cut was painted, choosing to wins that right and lives. now public sentiment seems to be seized. the on the side of changing the law, 73 percent and reason public say that they think that the law should be changed on the spots. if anyone's guess of the monuments about how the empties and parliaments are going to buy today. very, thank you very much. for that really challenge lives there in london. now to south africa where the latest mine is 3 much money legal mine have describe the hiring experiences underground. all 3 a teenagers and for nationals. hiring latasha has a story from still counting. another group of mine is come out of an advantage out in south africa, the team, they just say they would not rescued by the government. they left the shop as soon as they got th

we will get to the point where people say, enough with this private sector, give me the national health service because it will cost less. it's not great now. if we wish to preserve a free market system for health care and the type of access we all value, the competition that we prize, we have to make that work and make that dream real regardless of zip code. and that involves changing to paying for value over paying for sickness. i hope we continue to be the world's leader in phrma suit call know vague. we dominate the world. we are at the one of the most historic pitch on the points in the history of human health. it's now 24 years ago we decoded the human genome. the understanding of the disease is sophisticated and develop therapist that are going to work and have bigger than what we thought. i met a kid at 19 years old and and one month later and didn't have a sick will in his blood and transformed millions of dollars. and absolute miracle, a complete transformation and happening every day. and it's not these are the yearly developments, but this is now happening across the board because o

aseem malhotra is a british national health service consultant. doctor, great to have you with us.much. what did you think after you saw this image after your friend was named hhs secretary in the u.s.? >> listen, martha, there's nothing wrong with the occasional treatment. president trump has a wicked sense of humor. we should take it as it is really. he likes his mcdonald's. a lot of people like mcdonald's. >> martha: a different way to cook the french fries that bobby kennedy is in favor of. rising obesity among americans, this is so stunning. 80% of male adults in america, everybody let this sink in, 80% of adult males in america are either overweight or obese. the women are just below that number in blue. what would you do if you get the opportunity to change that, doctor? >> yeah. it's a great question, martha. actually, the situation is even a little bit worse. what i focus on is called meta metabolic health. it's at the root of coronary diseases, type 2 diabetes and cancer. the statistics in american adults suggests more than 90% of americans have suboptimal metabolic healt

details about the royal family's finances, including rent received from the national health service,ons of pounds of income from contracts with public bodies and charities. here's our news correspondent noor nanji with more. first of all, it says that both of those estates have struck lucrative deals with various public bodies including the nhs, and it says that in the last year alone the value of those deals came to almost £50 million, and it says it includes a £37 million agreement between the duchy of cornwall and the ministry ofjustice to lease dartmoor prison, and also an £11 million deal between the duchy of lancaster and a hospital trust to rent a warehouse. now, according to the investigation, the details of those deals have not been handed to parliament, so that does raise questions about transparency. and also, both estates are exempt from paying corporation tax and capital gains tax. now, the documentary has caused a bit of a stir. we've had calls from the anti—monarchy group republic, calling to abolish the duchies, and we've also had a response from the duchies themselve

just give me give me the british national health service or something, because it'll cost less. yeah. the quality and access won't be as good, but it's not great now. so that's why i think if we wish to preserve a free market system for health care and the type of access that we all value to the choice, the competition we prize, we have to actually make that work and make that dream real regardless of zip code, really have to democratize that choice, competition and access. and that involves changing to paying for value, overpaying for sickness. so i hope that is prioritized and focused on. i hope we continue to be the world's leader in biopharmaceutical innovation. we dominate the world and do therapies mean we we literally are at one of the most historic pivot points in innovation for humans in the history of human health. so it's now 24 years ago that we decoded the human genome. our understand ending of the molecular ginni stick and nature of disease is now so supremely sophisticated that we can develop therapies that we know are going to work and really what we're studying

for secretary of health and human services. to oversee the nation's health, the cdc, the fda. >>> in new york city, battling a fire in a manhattan high rise. >>> and the night bound for the u.s., just about here, suddenly dropping 8,000 feet and turning around, going back to europe. >>> first tonight, president-elect donald trump choosing rfk jr. to be hhs secretary. kennedy, an outspoken vaccine skeptic who has said vaccines do not work. trump said before the election, he would let kennedy go, quote, wild on health. >>> president-elect trump's choice for attorney general, embattled trump loyalist congressman matt gaetz. tonight, the house investigation into alleged sexual misconduct with a minor that sources say was set to be released in days. gaetz, now trump's pick for ag, has now resigned from the house, meaning the investigation ends. but tonight, will republican wht are in the senate are saying. >>> the takedown here in the u.s. of an alleged terror suspect what they say he was plotting to do. >>> that passenger jet bound for the u.s. the plane

make people who've unable to corrosion and put irresponsible, straightened on a struggling national health service, with the state of the n h. s. giving to it's giving me and just giving some recent medication to visit. no yet no, no. the tool is got to pass through several legislative state agents. first thought the direction of travel has been set between 9 years since m. p. 's last by states on assistive died in 2015, they rejected it despite then, as now the majority of the british public being in favor. in 2024 though it seems. finally, the politicians are on the same page as the people for which happens. how does it or london? so it has when i was just, you know, running away from claudia says he's determined to attend much of the city to winning ways that's coming up with peace rooms. folks the the, the, the tops for now. his peter, the thank you so much that at our a says taking po position for the sprint race up a couple of grand prix. you may have lost out on the drive is championship last week to mex, for stuff and but he can still help secure my parents 1st constructive title since 199

so i saying that the national health service is not quite, it's not set up to deal with this kind of responsibilities and it will be back to, to improve the positive kind of people have in the last months of their life. those who say that this is the right way to go say that this is a humane choice, that people should be given, that it's being put into by plat practice in other countries in europe. and they allow someone to take that out of life in the final months. and so that our own hands and it's the humane things to do. it would start whole sites, people being prosecuted for assisting them in that dying as to how the volume will go. well, as, as a free vote, it's very difficult to say lots of m p 's have no indicator which way that guides a guy. i will have to wait and see in about an outside where it comes down to it. okay, and will speak to you then roy, thank you so much for a challenge. reporting from one to or or voting is underway in ireland and what's expected to be a closely fall general election. that campaign was dominated by cost of living crisis, immigration, and hou

people say you know, enough with his private sector thinker just give me back to british national health servicebecause it will cost less. the quality annexes will not be as good but, frankly, it's not great now. that's why think if we preserve a free market system for healthcare and the type of access we all value, the choice, competition we prize, we have to make it work and make that dream real regardless of zip code. we have to democratize that choice competition and access, and that involves changing to paying for value, overpaying for sickness. so i hope that is prioritized. i hope we continue to be the world leader in biopharmaceutical innovation. we dominate the world into therapies and we literally are at one of the most historic pivot points in innovation in the history of human health. it's now 24 years ago we decoded the human genome. our understanding of the molecular genetic nature of disease is now so supremely sophisticated that we can develop therapies that we know are going to work and really what we're studying is just have what we call and i'll start affect where does somethi

promise to allow a political rival turned supporter, robert f kennedy jr, to head the nation's health and human services department. but as nicole sganga reports, he and other controversial cabinet picks could have trouble winning over senate approval. >>>>please welcome the president of the united states. >>>>president elect donald trump enjoyed a black tie victory lap at his south florida golf club thursday night. >>>>we won the popular vote. oh, i love that. >>>>he also praised robert f kennedy jr his new pick for secretary of health and human services. >>>>there's no vaccine that is, you know, safe and effective. >>>>kennedy has a long record of criticizing vaccines and perpetuating false claims, including that vaccines cause autism. cbs news medical contributor doctor celine gounder addressed that on cbs mornings. >>>>vaccines, to be very clear, do not not cause autism the quote research that showed that claimed that vaccines cause autism had was rife with ethical issues was sloppy research. >>>>doctor gounder says an anti-vaccine approach has consequences for public health. thursday, the cdc and w

this includes extending key programs like the national health service corps which help recruit and train aspiring health professionals to rural and underserved areas. the community health center program, which supports 1,400 clinics to provide comprehensive health services to more than 31 million americans, regardless of their ability to pay. and the medicare flex program which provides technical assistance to help struggling small, rural hospitals increase quality of care and improve hospital options. these programs play an important role in strengthening the rural health safety net. number two, on congress' to-do list, safeguarding telehealth. during the pandemic, telehealth flexibilities allowed providers to care for their parents remotely -- patients remotely through the use of a computer or telephone. the utilization of teleheahealth care in rural areas has been vital in reducing burdens experienced by both rural patients and their providers. that's why we must support extending covid-era telehealth flexibilities beyond 2024 and even making them permanent so that patients can receiv

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to run the nation's health and human services agency. >> nobody's going to be able to do it like you.brushing aside concerns about his support of scientific conspiracy theories. >> there is no vaccine that is, you know, stave and effective. >> and lack of any medical background. >> if you like health and people that live a long time, it's the most important position. robert f. kennedy. >> just ahead, the latest on trump's controversial cardi b, including the sexual assault investigation just surfacing tied to the fox news host picked for defense secretary. and a closer look at elon musk's growing influence in the new white house: >>> scare in the air. an american airlines plane avoids a mountain moments after takeoff in hawaii. the quick thinking that kept everybody safe. >>> the northeast facing a massive drought, 42 million people on alert with hundreds of wildfires already burning across the region. >> the impact is on wildfires, cannot be overstated. >> inside the firefight and the big question, when will it finally rain? >>> speaking out. the incoming district attorney in los ang

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health and human services. remember this. it is the agency in charge of medicare, the cdc, fda, national institute of health, and it has a nearly $2 trillion budget. it is responsible for the health of all americans, whether it is tracking the recent e. coli outbreak that has sickened over 100 people and left one person dead, to providing health insurance to over 66 million americans. donald trump's choice is a vaccine skeptic. less than five years after we faced a once-in- a-lifetime pandemic in this country and across the world. it is someone who has suggested banning fluoride in our drinking water, someone who promised to tell government scientists thanks, we will give infectious disease a break for about eight years. rfk jr. attacks the very idea of appointing people with expertise and knowledge and replacing that with a person who is most known for conspiracy theories. one should not be surprised, it's what donald trump told us he was going to do, that he would let kennedy go wild on health. well if he is approved we are about to find out what that means. mark this day. >>> the onion, that is right, the onion bought alex j

trump, i think he said, do whatever you want to with health and human services, which means there's a real lack of a health care agenda for the nationeague said, hhs covers many things, including all of the implementation of your medicaid and medicare and your marketplace coverage. that is the largest insurance company in the world. if rfk, someone who has a worm in his head, according to him, is implementing. that's concerning. so i do think those are going to be some real questions you might be a candidate for a recess appointment someone who cannot get the regular order because he's just not confirmable. israel is launching deadly strikes on beiruit, as it continues a week—long campaign against what it says are his brother positions in lebanon's capital. scattered strikes lastest all through friday, including this attack that flattened a high—rise building. it's not yet known how many people were killed or injured. elsewhere in the country, officials say at least 15 rescue workers, waiting to be dispatched to help civilians, were killed when an israeli missile struck a civil defence building. six weeks into israel's invasion, leb

nation's health. he shouldn't be allowed in the building at the department of health and human services let alone placed in charge of the nation's public health agency. alexandria ocasio cortez adding this. >> if you look at a rural area, not a hospital close to you. it could be decimated under robert f kennedy. we are talking about people who live in rural communities and underserved communities. in order, just to get checked up on. >> the senate majority leader a lack has no comment about this pic for health and human services, interesting confirmation hearing. neil: i didn't lay a glove on you. i tried but you are the best. one of the nicest guys on the planet but a killer when he wants to be. that i mix shows and movies? north carolina republican congressman and physician, the only practicing physician in congress, very good to have you. how do you feel about robert f kennedy junior coming to head hhs? >> what the president has done with all his appointment, they are disrupters in one form or another. i'm not for disruption for the sake of disruption but we had too many things go on for decades upon

the candidates will work with rfk jr., trump's pick to lead the department of health and human services to shape the nation'sunshine faded and western michigan settled into the late fall of 2014, it appeared the case against abigail simon was headed to a courtroom. so a veteran prosecutor named helen brinkman was assigned the case. it was to be her last before retirement. she had made a career out of prosecuting sex crimes. >> you go after rapists and abusers on behalf of victims and you have a situation where there's a person you're prosecuting who claims she is the victim. >> yes. what a way to end a 25-year-long career, to have someone who was preying on a 15-year-old boy for her own gratification turn around and make the child responsible. i still have a difficult time wrapping my mind around that. >> still, in an effort to avoid what was sure to be a very public, very painful trial, the prosecutor's office offered abby simon a plead deal. plead guilty to one count of criminal sexual conduct and accept one year behind bars, which with time off for good behavior would likely mean abby would be free in a m

reeves says raising employer national insurance, contributions to pay for the health service and benefitsfore the election but that the government had to raise the money. with more on this is our political correspondent shelley phelps. good to have you on the programme. a lot of questions therefore the chancellor to answer. fix, therefore the chancellor to answer. �* ~' therefore the chancellor to answer. �* ~ ., answer. a huge week for the chancellor, _ answer. a huge week for the chancellor, delivering - answer. a huge week for the chancellor, delivering her. chancellor, delivering her first budget and lots of questions from laura kuenssberg on her programme this morning. the chancellor began by defending her budget. she talked about growth being her number one priority. she also faced questions about labour? decision to increase national insurance contributions for employers. part of the groups that have been caught up in that have been caught up in that our gp surgeries, social care companies and charities, because of the way the health care system works in the uk. some of these places

nominations like the director of national intelligence who may compromise our national security, the health and human serviceson that would spread -- who would spread disease because he doesn't believe in vaccines. and so the, you know, the a.g. who would have investigators investigated, this is classic authoritarian dynamics. >> yeah. and the other thing that donald trump seems to want done, tristan, is to relitigate for the umpteenth time, he did 60 court cases to prove that he actually won the 2020 election joe biden, got beat soundly by joe biden, wants to fire jack smith's team according to "the washington post" and reinvestigate 2020 again because the other thing that this particular autocrat wants psychologically, emotionally to prove he is going into his third term that he really won in 2020. apparently he will have pam bondi do that, too. >> isn't this is the guy who wants to had have a department of government efficiency? >> correct. >> and that has two people running it? nothing says having a department of government efficiency like then relitigating something that you won. you won the election. th

for health and human services secretary. tulsi gabbard for the national intelligence agencies. matt gaetz to run the justice department. it is truly n unbelievable group of nominees. the question is will any senate republican stand up to block their confirmation? it would only take four senate republicans, any four, to block any nominee. now, the "wall street journal" is reporting the republicans in the senate see matt gaetz's nomination in particular as doomed. people familiar with discussions among senate republicans said that far more than three of them are prepared to vote no. other estimates ranged for more than a dozen republican no votes to more than 30. it won't even be close another person told the journal. that might be true. or that might just be how republicans in the senate feel today. who can say how they might feel a few weeks from now? how much are republicans in the senate underestimating the weight of donald trump's thumb on the scale here? mike johnson wanted no part in the gaetz ethics committee two days ago. and now he's leading the campaign to make sure it

health care. the national weather service issuing a beach hazard statement for the bay area. it's gonna go into effect this evening through thursday. and as always, never turn your back on the ocean. the nation's first lgbtq history museum, lava permanent home right here in san francisco city officials on tuesday finalize the purchase of the museum located in the market street city officials say the museum will serve as a local an international destination. that highlights the stories and contributions of the lgbtq community. sanders's will city mayor london breed said to participate in this year's salvation turkey carving event. the event features a friendly carve off competition between san francisco police and the fire department. together. they're going to carp 625 pounds of turkey to train 500 mills. the event kicks off at 9 this morning with meals delivered and >> it's a good way to spread the love. love to see that, especially this time of year. what we're looking at something else. i think we are all living to see, which is finally some clear dry skies. and for a whil

apparently that means making them secretary of health and human services a job that oversees the cdc, nationals of health and medicare and medicaid. we are joined now with meg terrel and you been talking to health experts who are worried about kennedy potentially leading this critical department? >> we have heard about this make america healthy platform and on one hand a lot of people agree with a lot of the things he talks about like improving the food supply and taking conflicts of interest out of the government with things like that but then you get into the more controversial positions like fluoride in the water and he said he will direct the public health departments to take it out of the water upon trump's inauguration and there has been more examination of the risk of fluoride in water but some of the risks that he specifically warns about our found in much higher doses than recommended to be in the water supply. this is a controversial area although one people say could be looked at and it does make sense but you go into the far end of the spectrum on the rhetoric we hear on vaccines a

up for health and human services including agencies like the cdc and national institute of health. this man linked vaccines to autism despite many studies debunking it. even gop senators want answers from him. how are they feeling about rfk jr.? >> they have a lot of concerns about rfk jr. and hegseth and tulsi gabbard. there are so many controversial nominees they are weighing how to use their political capital. they probably can't do it to a couple of nominees. right now the senators are weighing who i hate the least and the most and who i am willing to stand up against. rfk jr. is falling by the wayside. you are not hearing a lot of talk about him. it is such a controversial nominee. in any other administration and in any other universe that would be all we are talking about. but i don't think it is a brilliant strategy by trump. i think these are the people he campaigned with. it is not surprising to see these members nominated. >> my question is why. a bunch of the jobs don't even matter to trump. then you look at the treasure secretary. donald trump has serious candidates for

national care service. wes streeting, as shadow health secretary 18 months ago, sat in that chair and said that the plan wouldthere is no suggestion that it is imminent. we know there's a meeting shortly between three people at the top of government. i suppose the question many people wonder is how can you convince them you really are taking this seriously when there's no sign of your long term plan? well, just a few, you know, four months into government, wes streeting has set out the ten—year plan for the nhs. and crucially, a big part of that reform is to move to prevention and to community care. now that will that community care element will start to ease pressures on social care. in the budget, there was £600 million allocated through local authorities for social care. you're making care homes pay national insurance. that's not even going to touch the sides. some providers told me this week they might not even be able to. they might have to close down because of that extra cost. well, and that kind of funding will be set out as we develop through the budget and through the through the allocations. but th

health care. the national weather service has issued a beach hazard statement for the bay area that takes effect tonight want you to know, never turn your back on the ocean with those big waves and the nation's first lgbtq history museum is gonna have a permanent home right here in san francisco. the city just finalized the purchase of the museum on market street. city officials say it'll serve as a local, an international destination, highlighting the stories and contributions of the lgbt community. >> or that new costco president is open today everybody was lined up. look, this is video. if they lined up 2 days early to get their hands on everything giant, the costco sells, which is amazing. and just in time for thanksgiving, that's when you need a lot of stuff. if you do this, new one is on johnson driver 5, 86, 80 me 6 forty-five's the time right now. >> we got this trailers that we would is. >> as the north bay continues to recover from last week's storms, a volunteer with the nonprofit is going above and beyond to help people affected by those floods. jennifer works with the russian river alliance

to head up the department of health and human services. kennedy developed a nationalrofile for his outspoken criticism of vaccines and endorsed trump after ending his own presidential bid in august. >> the corruption at the fda and the nih, dhhs and usda has caused the epidemic. >> reporter: kennedy is the latest trump pick with a controversial past. >> i hereby resign as united states representative for florida's 1st congressional districteffective immediately. >> reporter: the house clerk read former congressman matt gaetz's resignation letter thursday morning. trump picked gaetz to be his attorney general despite a house ethics investigation into sexual misconduct. multiple sources tell cbs news four women have alleged they were paid to go to parties attended by congressman gaetz that included sex and drugs. the committee has venmo transactions that allegedly show gaetz's payments for the women. gaetz denied all wrongdoing. the ethics committee is scheduled to meet tomorrow and some senators are calling for the report to be released ahead of gaetz's confirmation he

talking about are public on and remind folks the department for health and human services overseas 13 different agencies including the nationallth, the fda, the cdc. mr. kennedy talks about ending up corruption at the agencies, including making this suggestion. >> in some categories, there are entire departments like the nutrition department that have to go. they are not doing their job. amna: what is your view on that kind of proposal? what would be the impact of eliminating an entire depart? >> i worked in government service for 13 years. i have never worked in a setting with more committed and talented people than working in the public health system. it is good to ask questions like can things be done better, and that involves bringing in experts to ensure systems are working well. one of the things about public health is when it is working well it is invisible. public out is responsible for you being able to go to a restaurant to know that the food is safe for drinking water from cap -- your tap. if we were to come in and wholesale remove departments areas of public health, everyone in our country would be at risk. you wo

health and human services. which means there is a real lack of a health care agenda for the nation.league said, hhs covers many things. including all of the implementation of your medicaid and medicare. and your marketplace coverage. that is the largest insurance company in the world. rfk, someone who has a worm in his head according to him, is implementing. that is concerning. i think those are going to be some questions about his fitness for office. he might be a candidate for a recess appointment, someone who cannot get through regular order because he's not confirmable. >> we will have to wait and see with this and what happens to the president-elect and his team. thank you both for being here. israel's military has ramped up a tax around beirut with the fourth consecutive day of attacks in lebanon. the suburbs have been pounded by scattered strikes through the day prayed one building was flattened. it is not yet known how many people were affected. further northeast, officials say at least 15 rescue workers were killed in an israeli airstrike on a building while they were waiti

national institutes of health. you have jim o'neill, deputy secretary of health and human services, john thelan and jeff haley. the more controversial pick is dr. bhattacharya who needs senate confirmation to lead the nation's top medical research agency. he said public covid lockdowns were -- he promoted herd immunity and people should have been able to live normally and build up immunity to covid-19. in choosing hesset and greer he is relying on two veterans of his first administration, he said greer played a key role in imposing tariffs on china and hesset will insure countries don't take care of the u.s. on trade. he encouraged the passing of trump's promised reciprocal trade act. >> something in the republican platform. the trading partner charges us double the tariff we charge them. if we say we'll lift our tariffs to what yours is and lower it to ours it could end reducing tariffs around the world. >> meantime the trump transition team signed a memorandum of understanding with the biden white house yesterday officially allowing the transition to begin with federal agencies within those agencies. the trum