she said no, i don't want that obamacare. they were asked what kind of health care ofwe are live coverage president-elect joe biden on the rise of coronavirus cases in the u.s.. of theen: as b and one most difficult years as a nation, i remain optimistic. -- as we end one of the most difficult years, i remain optimistic. our economy is poised to come back and, live. -- and, live. incredible opportunities for our nation in the years ahead in job creation, clean energy, racial equality, and much more. we need to be honest. the next few weeks and months are going to be very tough. a tough time for our nation. maybe the toughest during this entire pandemic. i know it's hard to hear. it's the truth. as roosevelt said, i think the american people can take whatever we tell them if we tell them straight from the shoulder. we need to forge ahead. we need to follow more closely the recommendations to slow the spread of the virus. each of us needs to do what we can to protect ourselves, our families, and our fellow americans. we're goin

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reportero: javier becerra nos fiscal general en california y defensor incansable de el obamacare, haalguien que lo conoce muy bien, lo -- luis gutiÉrrez, buenas tardes, en este momento tan crucial para la vida de estados unidos, la vida literalmente de este paÍs. >> estÁ sumamente cualificado, mira los otros nombramientos, no quiero criticar a los otros pero simplemente cuando uno se inspira por lo suyo, sin exageraciÓn, 24 aÑos subió a travÉs los escalones de liderazgo en washington y lo veo como el procurador general del estado, ha unido otros estados de defender obamacare, de defender los inmigrantes, Él sabe como trabajar con otros, vamos a ser claros, es el departamento de mayor dinero en el gobierno, mucha gente piensa que el departamento de defensa, quÉ orgullo que alguien que tiene tanta confianza que han puesto, covid 19, la comunidad mÁs impactada es la latina se queda por la comunidad afroamericana, hay un latino ahÍ que sabe y cree que personas sean negros, latinos, asiÁticos, dado que será el secretario de salud, tambiÉn va a ser el lider, trata de contrarrestar el covid

leyes alguien que sirviÓ 12 tÉrminos desde la cÁmara de representantes y un defensor del llamado obamacare corte suprema el mes pasado se une a este equipo que ha venido presentando biden para recuperar la confianza de la poblaciÓn de la ciudadanÍa en les puesta del gobiernan te la pandemia un equipo del que sabemos que forma parte y ratificado >> ratificado que tiene 62 aÑos convertir en el primer latino en el primer hispano en encabezar el departamento de salud parte de los esfuerzos que hace la administraciÓn entrante para presentar un gabinete diverso que le hizo el a ofrecimiento el viernes pasado por telÉfono per el nombramiento oficial serÁ el martes en el transcurso de la jornada guadalupe. >> muchas trabajgracias javier . >> lo que significarÍa. >> nos acompaÑa el concejal de los Ángeles expresidente del senado estatal de california kevin leÓn gracias por acompaÑarnos quÉ significa esto la segunda de javier becerra a esa posiciÓn? >> bueno, guadalupe antes que nada muy buenas noches a todos los televidentes de telemundo estamos muy contentos de la selecciÓn del fiscal general javi

y si usted necesita cobertura del obamacare, tenga en cuenta que hoy vence el plazo para inscribirse su validez o no. es mÁs el promedio diario de inscripciones ha aumentado 14% respecto al aÑo pasado. los expertos esperan que muchos de los que han perdido el trabajo en esta pandemia se incli inclin inclinen por obamacare para protegerse durante la pandemia. el lÍder de la mayoria en el senado promete nuevo paquete de estÍmulo antes de fin de aÑo. la enfermera latina que fue la primera en vacunarse en california nos dice que ahora se siente mÁs protegida para seguir ayudando a los que lo necesitan. ♪ (mÚsica) ♪ una tarde de frozen nos mantiene calientitas. una galaxia lejana se acerca a casa. y un precio bajo gana con todos. ecambiarse a metro no lo es.s duro. porque ahora en metro no pagas nada al cambiarte. obtén nuestro precio más bajo en datos sin límites, y cuatro teléfonos gratis. metro. conquista tus fiestas. mcdonald's ha ayudado a ronald mcdonald house charities a mantener a familias juntas por más de 40 años. hemipablo neruda obtuvo elstro nobel de literatura a los 67 celia

together we repealed the unfair obamacare, the mandate was zeroed out. he strengthened the future of the trade with the world. he secured the historic mexico-canada agreement and the bilateral tax treaties with partners in europe and in asia. a nation this productive needs plenty of energy to keep it going. fortunately president trump and his administration ended the ideological war on fossil fuels and hit the accelerator on all of the above energy dominance. in the last four years we suppressed saudi arabia in -- surpassed saudi arabia in oil production, we saw energy exports exceed energy imports for the first year in almost 70 years. we saw co2 emissions fall along with other harmful pollutants. that energy independence has dramatically strengthened our hand with respect to the rest of the world, particularly the middle east. so speaking of the middle east, president trump wasted little time pulling back from the prior administration's disastrous iran deal. his team eliminated daylight between us and israel and repaired our relationships with arab par

i mean, everybody liked the affordable care act and no one liked obamacare.ating. and i would imagine it's very frustrating for you. but thank god you made that top of the list, really. [ applause ] >> it was a priority. we've got more work to do. and yeah, there's still people who don't have coverage. there's still people who, even though obamacare has made it accessible, some of the premiums are still a little bit too expensive for folks who are working but don't make a lot of money and aren't getting as big of a subsidy as they need. so i'm glad that joe biden has made it one of his priorities, to improve it. i always called this a starter home. it's a good start. just like social security began. it didn't cover everybody, eventually it grew. my hope is we build on this. each generation should be able to refine and perfect this so that over time, eventually we do the same thing for american citizens as every place else, from canada to japan to france to england, everybody else is able to do, which is ensure if you get sick, you don't go bankrupt, your fami

house republicans did partially repeal obamacare without replacing it. and trump held a big party in the rose garden to celebrate "art of the deal." even a that half measure failed thanks in part to a thumbs down from john mccain in the senate and despite presumably having been at least dimly aware of the wrenching debate over the initial passage of obamacare, trump in 2017 claimed that, "nobody knew that health care could be so complicated." yeah, we knew. which brings us to the new covid relief bill. trump sat out the negotiations over the bill then intimated after a deal was finally reached that he would veto it before heading to florida to spend the weekend tweeting and golfing as millions of americans suffered. senator lindsey graham had to convince trump to sign the bill in between drives. "hit a shot, take a phone call. hit a shot. take about what's a good deal," graham said. trump ultimately signed the deal and got nothing out of his tantrum. the bill didn't change. all trump did was create headaches for his party by belatedly backing a democrati

and freddie because they needed it on obamacare?as first addressed on your show, maria, with an interview secretary mnuchin where he acknowledged that the money was used for a variety of purposes. he didn't go so far to say it was specifically used for the affordable care act, obamacare, but it went for posture and reimbursement and it's been controversial and there was never an accounting of where the money went. it went outside of appropriations of congress and treated as nonbudget revenue. we never got an explanation as to where it went and the affordable act is one of the likely places. maria: what would you expect in a biden administration, would he use the money as well before sending it back to the shareholders whose money it is? >> the simple answer is yes, bad habits are hard to break and when the government realizes they can put their hand into the coffer of two of the most profitable companies in the world, then they're likely to do it again and continue that process which has been stopped by fha director. the companies a

she said no, i don't want that obamacare.y were asked what kind of health care coverage you had. i got the affordable care act. i like the affordable care act. it saved our lives. that was marketing. obamacare,ave passed it doesn't mean people are going to understand what it is or like it. as it turned out president trump was not able to get obamacare repealed because it kept getting more popular. by the time he was inaugurated, it was more popular than unpopular. it has been that way since. that is really how our national debate gets polluted by politicians using various labels to rebrand something and persuade voters to vote against something that might be good for them. how if you lose it now 20 million people will lose health care coverage. i could go on for another hour about that issue. host: you mentioned the book "hillbilly elegy." your hometown in ohio is the same hometown. otribune.com. when hollywood came to my hometown, the book was better. a movie review by clarence page. larry from minnesota, democrats line. cal

this is the senator broadcast in 2013 paul review of obamacare but mike never lost sight of the mission. he kept up a fund for kcommon ground and research, vocational training, carry the torch on the historic fight against aids in africa. mike's sensational appetite for making a difference brought some interesting characters into his life. it turned out quite a few high-profile celebrities were happy to meet with one of his chief champions on the eighth issue. but let the record reflect the east coast, washington dc never spoiled mike. i heard from a source that after wrapping up one meeting with bono, world-famous front man of u2 and a leader in the fight against aids, mike cheerfully offered the following parting remark. well, goode luck with that . if you've seen mike in action around the senate , mastering issue after issue it's hard to imagine himmaking time for much of anything outside his work . but you'd be badly mistaken because one of the worst kept secrets around the capital is that mike is one of the warmest members of the senate family. madam president as we prepare to bid

then, in the "60 minutes" interview, trump admitted he did want the court to strike down obamacare.stahl asked him how he'd protect people with pre-existing conditions, trump had no answer, even though he's had four years to come up with one. >> if the supreme court ends this, obamacare, um -- >> we're going have to see what happens. it's got a ways to go. i mean, we'll see what happens i think -- i think it will end -- i think -- i hope that they end it. it will be so good if they end it >> what about the pre-existing -- people with pre-existing conditions? if the supreme court - >> are protected will be totally protected. >> how >> they'll be protected, lesley. >> how >> i mean, the people with pre-existing conditions are going to be protected. >> how >> as they are now >> how [ stuttering ] >> seth: "it's very simple, lesley everyone's gonna get a little plastic baggie in the mail with some loose hydroxychloroquine and a half-eaten stick of halls cough drops. he obviously has no plan and he has no intention of coming up with one either, because he doesn't care what happens to peo

birth control most americans support birth control being covered by health insurance now before obamacare i was paying $600.00 a year for birth control and mind you there's plenty of legitimate health reasons to take birth control well if obamacare were to be struck down i would move that creek up rich and i would go back to paying $600.00 a year for birth control which is almost as much as trump paid in taxes and it's something that most americans want women to have adam on. another if i could. baker point and still go on. and the other major reason that public opinion sometimes i don't translate the public policy is an issue of gerrymander and this is when people who officials who are in charge of drawing the district lines do so in a way that have bandages their party so it's it's drawing a map so that you choose your voters rather than your voters choosing you pennsylvania which is the state that you know has had a huge impact on several of national elections including this this last one is a great example of that in 2012 pennsylvania was the voters gave republican 49 percent of the c

she said no, i don't want that obamacare.re asked what kind of health care coverage you had. i got the affordable care act. i like the affordable care act. it saved our lives. that was marketing. obamacare,ave passed it doesn't mean people are going to understand what it is or like it. as it turned out president trump was not able to get obamacare repealed because it kept getting more popular. by the time he was inaugurated, it was more popular than unpopular. it has been that way since. that is really how our national debate gets polluted by politicians using various labels to rebrand something and persuade voters to vote against something that might be good for them. how if you lose it now 20 million people will lose health care coverage. i could go on for another hour about that issue. host: you mentioned the book "hillbilly elegy." your hometown in ohio is the same hometown. otribune.com. when hollywood came to my hometown, the book was better. a movie review by clarence page. larry from minnesota, democrats line. caller:

. >> javier becerra ha luchado contra trump para proteger el obamacare para que los mÁs pobres puedan formalicen el anuncio maÑana martes. presentadora: gracias ademÁs el gobernador anunciÓ el nombramiento proyecto de salud pÚblica de california. el doctor aragÓn fue tambiÉn profesor voluntario de la universidad de california. reportera: hola, gracias. los vientos inscribirÁn en el Área de la bahÍa. importante el aviso por bandera roja ya caduco en nuestro estado. regiones como san josÉ registra fracturas como en los 65°. hemos establecido un rÉcord de temperaturas mÁximas. la zona de napa 78° algunos intereses se acercaron a los 80°. maÑana podemos dar amaneciendo con esas temperaturas climas muy cerca de los 40°. para elaborar la tarde continuaremos con unas temperaturas normales para esta Época del aÑo. fÍjese en su pronÓstico extendido. nos queda un dÍa mÁs con temperaturas maximas. hasta aquÍ el tiempo. presentadora: recuerda que puede compartir con nosotros sus fotos y de las condiciones del tiempo en su ciudad. lo puede hacer a travÉs de nuestro portal. tambiÉn puede hacerse un

that's when the gloves came off, this is the senator broadcaster in 2013 called the paul revere of obamacare but mike never lost sight of the mission he kept up the hunt for common ground, autism research, vocational training, carrying the torch in the historic fight against aids in africa. mike's sensational appetite remaking a difference brought interesting characters into his life, it turned out quite a few high-profile celebrities were happy to meet with one of the chief champions on the aids issue. but let the record reflect the east coast, washington, d.c. never spoiled mike, i heard from a reliable source after wrapping up one meeting the world-famous front man and a leader in the fight against aids mike cheerfully offered to follow the remark to the well-established superstar. good luck with the van. if you've seen mike in action around the senate devouring details, mastering issue after issue it hard to imagine him making time for much of anything outside of his work but you would be badly mistaken because one of the worst kept secret around the capital is mike is one of the warmest

d q you know that 77 percent obamacare are younger than the pot. that's me and me and you. and you know what external voice is part. of the 77 percent speech issue. this is where you cut. the 77 percent this weekend on t w a. story of producer propaganda. they were called the rhineland bastards born after the 1st world war. their mothers were germans living in the occupied drying land their fathers soldiers from the french colony. these half of the german children had a hard time because they were a reminder of the german defeat. exclusion and culminated in sourced sterilization under the nazis. this documentary examines the few traces that remain of their existence. the children if she. starts january 11th on d.w. . because as did every news live from the land the long awaited european union u.k. trade deal is done a latest say it's fair and balanced the british prime minister called it a small christmas present also coming out latin american countries began ambitious immunization programs but the worst hit among them to has yet to approve a coronavirus back saying will fi

, the motion under consideration, the bill under consideration didn't replace obamacare, simply repealed major portions and offered nothing instead, i can't deny people healthcare insurance as i am about to experience the benefits of goldplated healthcare insurance. it was his concern with the way the senate was deteriorating in terms of how it operated, more decisions being aggregated into leaders offices, leadership staff writing on the bill, not the committees, the committees were the places, the closest relationships are formed, that is where senator spends most of their time, in their committee, they form friendships with members of committee on both sides of the island that would compromises, business gets done and we make modest progress on our problems and more and more, attack every reform, every form of filibuster gotten rid of and it is becoming a house with longer terms. that was part of his motivation for voting the way he voted so the speech he gave the day he returned from phoenix to the senate, vote itself i went home, spent a day with him, went home. i was crisscrossing

>> his primary focus will be the expansion of obamacare and the rolling out of bidencare.hat is what he built his career on, voting in the eleventh congress and defending it as attorney general of california but the biggest challenge facing the country, our biggest threat is the pandemic, the execution of operation warp speed, getting most of our citizens inoculated so we can move past this. todd: not a lot of senators are on board with his including tom cotten who slammed the nomination saying i am not going to vote for this guy. do you see becerra getting confirmed? >> probably. this is a washington insider who knows his way around dc. he probably does get confirmed but now more than ever the focus should be georgia because the expansion of the affordable care act into a public option and massive government takeover of healthcare hinges on what happens in georgia. >> it shows how important the runoff is going to be. thu very much. shannon: los angeles district attorney sworn into office and announced an aggressive agenda. promising dramatic kamala justice reform that inc

when the on that floor re trying to get rid of the affordable care act that they named obamacare that health care to tens of millions of people in our country. dare to playthey politics with people's lives and their well-being. eyes, iw with my own was relatively new to the senate, i saw with my own eyes thesewer of each of individuals who are united states senators. it is incredible. and as an example of that power, i saw what you probably saw by television. in the early morning, late at night, early morning hours on the united states senate, i saw the power of just one senator when the late, great john mccain on the issue of trying to get rid of obamacare because president obama, together with the vice president joe biden brought it, so he wanted to attack it. i saw the power of one senator when john mccain took to that floor and said, no you don't. he said, no you don't. [car horns honking] >the power of just one individual. and georgia, columbus, you've got the power to send two. it is within your hands, within our grasp to send these two leaders to washington, d.c. who will fight

joe biden is talked about not having private insurance, if you have obamacare keeping and expanding on that, even though joe biden is not a proponent of medicare for all. right now the person in the position if becerra is confirmed will be in charge of distributional or seeing the distributional vaccine. in addition to that, with both of these nominations being put forth, the g.o.p. has to be very careful because joe biden is trying to assemble a very diverse cabinet and you have the congressional caucus pushing him over latinos, the congressional black caucus pushing him for african-americans and the g.o.p. will be sitting there vetting the first hispanic for this position and the first african-american for this position and it can be perceived very negatively if they just say no, no, no. >> harris: hold on, leslie. are you saying that criticism shouldn't come in a fair fight over what you think is right or wrong shouldn't come because the person's color of skin? >> leslie: absolutely not. what i am saying is, if republicans shoot down every single minority that is put forth for these

conservatives are already lining up to relitigate some of the obamacare fight and number two to find reasons, we will have maybe the democrats if they win both seats in georgia with with with a bare senate majority, likely would tell you republicans will have a narrow senate majority, some confirmation battles will be bruising. >> for sure. and becerra emerged as a resistance star. he was a public face for a lot of lawsuits, particularly on the aca, on immigration law, going after the trump administration, and certainly has not sat well with a lot of republicans in congress. you can predict now that they'll go after his lack of expertise in viruses and public health, that would be a clear line of attack for republicans that wanted to derail the nomination. i think working in becerra's favor, he spent a lot of time in congress, he understands how that body works, has some of those relationships, so he's certainly no stranger to the dealings of congress and the strange turns that confirmation battles can take up there. >> right. you can see the right already lining up, deciding early o

talk about xavier becerra's kind of unique ability to fight and protect obamacare in that post. >> wellhe has been at the tip of the speer trying to protect the affordable care act. he led the effort on the part of attorneys general in this country to defend the aca against the unprecedented assault of every republican elected official almost in the whole country, trying to wipe out protections that that law represents. he understands it, he obviously was part of working on it when he was in congress. i think he is exactly the right person to lead at this moment in terms of making sure that we improve with the biden plan, improve on promises of the aca, make it even better. it helps also that his wife is a doc. she's a highly respected perry anyway toll gist, specializes as ob/gyn in births that are particularly problematic. and i think having her as somebody that's there looking over his shoulder as relates to running a very large, complex organization is an added bonus. >> claire mccaskill, always wonderful to get to spend time with you. thank you for starting us off. dr. gupta is sti

leyes Él sirvÓo 12 tÉrminos desde la cÁmara de representantes significa la llegada del defensor del obamacare ratificado finalmente no este cargo se convertirÍa en el primer hispano en encabezar, biden para presentar y formar un gabinete diverso >> sabemos que biden le hizo este ofrecimiento a becerra el viernes pasado por telÉfono per nos adelanta que en realidad el anuncio oficial se harÁ en el dÍa martes en el transcurso de la jornada por lo pronto guadalupe esta informaciÓn hast ahora desde washington, dc >> para hablar sobre de lo que significarÍa la llegada de cerrbea al gabinete. >> una organizaciÓn que promueve la participaciÓn de latinos al servicio pÚblico arturo cÓmo recibes la noticias de la nominaciÓn de becerra?. >> pues, por una parte me sorprende porque yo esperaba que serÍa nombrado como el fiscalia que tiene ese cargo. >> sin embargo, tenerlo en el departamento de salud serÍa al pues una bendiciÓn para el paÍs. >> porque ahorita necesitamos alguien capaz. que pueda ser un lÍder para la recuperaciÓn que necesitamos del covid-19 >> arturo tÚ conoce bien a becerra el trabajo co

i vaguely remember another christmas eve that was approaching, and a thing called obamacare. the urgency that happens, and suddenly things get passed without enough time to read it or to know or to veto or to not. congressman biggs, i love what you are doing. you have been very direct about the nature of what has been happening. tell me what you think now, with president trump statement, what you think is going to happen from here on out. >> well, this is the worst bill, and it typifies the swamp because it is terrible both from a process and substantive point of view, so i am hoping -- i've actually written a letter with a good number of my colleagues. we have delivered the letter asking the p president to veto this bill, but there is a procedure, and chad covered it, and that is if we move, timewise, you might get that pocket veto, which would be great, because then they are not going to have to come in and deal with an override issue that the president would not may be win, because we sought -- >> tammy: right. >> tammy, this bill so bad they added 60 separate bills into t

that's when obamacare got passed, i tax, and america so the president with an apology tour and in charge of congress fine with it.is there is a lot at stake in terms of who controls the senate and on the line. now, in terms of the election, i'm nervous. i just have to tell you that. and the stimulus will not changl anything really significantly in georgia. i'm nervous because georgia is changing the state. georgia is not as red as it used to be. the fact that stacey abrams came as close as she did in 2018 should scare republicans appear the fact that joe biden took itn the presidential should scare republicans. so republicans have got to assume that where republicans win specials, at the presidential election may not hold up. now the good news is that both republican candidates were actually ahead on election day 2020. they defeated their opponents but they didn't get to 50% which is georgia's peculiar rule. so pedal to the metal, every republican has got to show up, turn out, and vote. there is an awful lot at stake. >> jason: charlie, how do you read the situation? georgia and what's b

gobierno de la administración trump, sobre todo una, esfuerzo de 20 estados defendiendo el programa obamacareano de becerra. >>> necesitamos alguien que pueda entender bien las necesidades de nuestra población en general, no solo los latinos, todos los americanos que estamos sufriendo del covid-19, él tiene la capacidad de poder ser el líder que necesitamos en este momento. >>> pero no todos son aplausos, grupos antiabortos dicen que el nombramiento de becerra es una bofetada para los que defienden el derecho a la vida, es lo que tengo por el momento, regreso contigo. >>> cristina londoño desde washington, muchas gracias vamos a una muy breve pausa, pero al regresar en noticias telemundo mediodía un niño graba en video el secuestro de su madre, horas después la mujer fue localizada y los beneficiarios de daca tienen la oportunidad de ir a la universidad con una de las becas que otorga la organización (nombre en inglés), la directora explica cómo conseguirla, ya volvemos ♪. listerine® limpia aprácticamente un 100%. ayudando a prevenir gingivitis y el mal aliento. nunca te conformes con un 25%

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he will be responsible for running medicare, medicaid, obamacare, many other health care programs.e is going to use the discretion the law gives him to try to take away your health insurance on the introducing voltaren arthritis pain gel. the first full prescription strength non-steroidal anti-inflammatory gel... available over the counter. voltaren is powerful arthritis pain relief in a gel. voltaren. the joy of movement. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: david: joe biden tapping california progress different attorney general javier becerra to run health and human services. he lax health care service. his views on abortion is labeled extreme by pro-life groups. has the self-proclaimed moderate biden caved to extremists? we have 2016 presidential candidate bobby jindal. bobby, we knew some of this would happen and appears it is happening at a very fast pace, biden is giving in to demands from the far left. talking about becerra, clearly in favor of "medicare for all," socialized medicine. he said he is absolutely in favor of it on a "fox news sunday." so what does this tell you about him? >> david, fir

spearheading lawsuits in many states that sought the continuation of the health insurance program known as obamacare. the current administration's top disease expert, dr. anthony fauci, will serve as chief medical adviser on covid-19 to the president. biden also named d ed dr. walen chief medical officer. murphy is in the same position he was serving with obama, surgeon general. biden said the experts will be ready to oversee the safe, equitable, and free distribution of vaccines. >>> now, the pandemic is taking a growing toll on health care workers around the world, including in france, which is one of the highest coronavirus counts in europe. one recent survey of 60,000 nurses there found more than half are suffering from exhaustion. our next report looks at how the situation is affecting one person on the front lines in a rural part of the country. >> reporter: this woman had been working as a nursing aide, taking care of cancer patients, until the virus arrived last spring in her town. that's when her work situation changed radically. she's asked to care for more patients than ever before, most

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years, so he doesn't seem to be a natural pick but he geranding the affordablettorney care act, obamacare, and he is also somebody who will have to hit the ground running, somebody who understands how the systems work, the system of government in washington and a big state like california, putting into place not just tpoe cies of the health and human services or what thwhite house would like to put forward in term of healthcare policy but being able to put the systems in plve to delivecines, that is going to take up, really, i think, the majority of time for h.h.s. and being able to do that, it, you know, srtl safely, and in a very transparent way. >> z:wand that's a perfect segue to the question to errin,o which iscal storm another through line on this team and that relates to obamacare or the affordable care act, jeff zients led the charge to xthe the healthcare.gov and attorney general has been leading the effect to protect the ac rakes as democrats work to dismantle it. is this a essential? >> you can't talk aut the pandemic without talkinabout its relationship to the healthcare syste

encabezado a decenas de estados en su lucha contra la administraciÓn trump para defender el plan de salud obamacare. para javier becerra ser hijo de inmigrante es un motivo de lucha. >>> ha sido un luchador incansable por la defensa y protecciÓn de nuestras comunidades >>> entrando a la peor etapa de la pandemia no hay persona mÁs calificada como secretario de salud me dice te congresista >>> serÁ una persona en el centro no solamente de la recuperaciÓn de la salud pÚblic pero tambiÉn de la economÍa. >>> tras su nominaciÓn becerr l tengan acceso dea dijo que en su nuevo puesto garantizarÁ que todos ten gagan acceso de cuidado accesible su insistencia dice natalie reyes cuando era niÑo >>> su papÁ no la dejaban entra a muchos restaurantes porque no querÍan ni mexicanos ni latinos ni Ñe gros y nada por el estilo para Él fue una trama intensa >>> aÑos atrÁs me dijo que su historia le recuerda para quiÉn trabaja. >>> cada vez que tenemos aplaudn personas que entienden lo que es ser xe campesino >>> pero becerra es defensor de nombramiento es una bofetada la vida aborto y su nombramiento es una bofetada

catholic nuns into federal court to order them to compromise their faith to live under the standards of obamacare[crowd booing] in fact, we saw that religious intolerance writ large when amy coney barrett was up for a court of appeals post a couple of years ago. you remember? the number one democrat on the judiciary committee said that she was concerned about amy coney barrett's christian faith. in fact, she said, and i quote, because, "the dogma lives loudly within you." [crowd booing] and hollywood liberals have been attacking amy coney barrett for her christian faith ever since everything. well, i got news for the democrats in washington and their hollywood friends. that dogma lives loudly in me. [cheering and applause] that dogma lives loudly in you. and the right to live and worship according to the dictates of our faith lives loudly in the constitution of the united states of america. [cheering and applause] that's why these court appointments have been more important than ever before. it's also why that georgia race, loeffler and perdue, are more important than ever before. working with al

put in place remember this regime into power down we destroyed the fordable here or obamacare and it's johnson we tried to do things like the budget the centers for disease control. if you look at this internationally you see that the lead agencies traditionally lead agencies in disease have been marginalized and the view issue is you know to totally marginal who all this center for disease control in the united states has had a totally the marginal role in the european union where there exists a protocol. for countries to cooperate in responding to transnational disease or soon as totally new or 2 it has a driver ministration would say about a cat had many critics left and right and that has many critics as well. of of course but the fundamental problem you are with the job you is sure is in structural this financial countries started pay their dues their w.h.o. has become totally dependent. on aid coming from a handful of governments and from the pharmaceutical industry and from a few philanthropy well let's just go to the big pharmaceutical companies because in this book you do talk

able to keep their own doctors -- david: well, of course, a lot of people lost their doctors with obamacareo, the question is do you think you're going to get republicans -- if republicans go for socialized medicine, why doesn't joe biden say, okay, i'm from socialized -- for socialized medicine? >> well, great question. again, we agree that we love our country. we might just disagree a few times on how we make her better, but i respect any disagree that republicans are going to come around in three years to support socialized medicine. i don't think that's realistic or pragmatic in any way. you know, again, having worked in washington at the highest levels, you know, joe biden possesses the gifts that are necessary right now, david, which are the ability to actually find common ground, to compromise, to collaborate, to work with people that don't necessarily always agree with youd ideologically. you idealogically. that's what's necessary. that's the reality that he faces in governing. david: well, it all sounds so lovely -- >> well, it's reality9. david: well, a member of the squad said th

latino to head the department as our state attorney general the sarah has led the fight to defend obamacare from trump administrative attempts to overturn the law. his biggest job would start on day one overseeing the nation's coronavirus response as well as vaccine distribution. under the new by administration. >>well coming up next on the kron 00:00am morning news should universities and colleges require students get the covid-19 vaccine once it's approved one college administrator has to say about this that's coming up just ahead. >>welcome back to the kron 4 morning news firefighters in orange county are gaining ground on the bonfire. it is now 50% contained and has burned more than 7300 acres, 28 structures have been destroyed 19 have been damaged and nearly 5800 are still threatened. several communities are still under mandatory evacuation orders. remember how earlier this year, los angeles enjoyed 3 weeks of its cleanest air in decades, well those days are now over according to the data from the south coast air quality management district the 2020 year will go down as one of the regi

as california's attorney general he fought to protect obamacare. >>> more now on president trump's lawyer, rudy giuliani, testing positive for covid. several questions remain including exactly when he was infected. the news is forcing lawmakers in one state to shut down their offices. abc's alex presha has the latest from washington. alex, good morning. >> reporter: kenneth, good morning to you. giuliani is providing an update on his condition hours after president trump broke the news which is creating ripple effects across the country. this morning rudy giuliani revealing he's getting great care and feeling good while hospitalized with covid. giuliani's been leading the president's legal battles to overturn the election traveling last week to arizona, michigan and georgia where he appeared mostly maskless at legislative meetings. >> you are the final arbiter of who the electors should be and whether the process is fair or not. >> reporter: the trump campaign saying giuliani tested negative before traveling to each state, and he did not experience any symptoms or test positive for covid-