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the majority of americans, both republican and democrats want universal health care. the majority of americans, both republican and democrat want tuition free college and tech school. the majority of americans, both republican and democrat. as a matter of fact, even gun owners want more common sense, gun safety laws. the problem is not the american people. we're fine, thank you. the problem is a system in washington that does more because of the undue influence of corporate and billionaire money in washington. that system does more to thwart than to facilitate the actual expression of american democracy. now, i want to talk to you for a minute about what our ancestors did. we have had tough times before and in a very real way, everything we're going through now is just the latest iteration of the same old thing. in 1776, 56 men very bravely signed the declaration of independence. and i say they were brave because if the british had won the war, they would have been tried and executed as traitors against the king of england. with the signing of the declaration of indepe

demographics, higher rates of people i going into retirement which means more stress on the social security system, but the looming challenge is health care. all of the republicans, if i can throw that out, who talk about where failed to vote for negotiation of health care should think about, if we continue on this path, how can we afford that in the future? yes, it will have an effect on consumers, but it will have an equal effect on our ability to continue to afford medicare and medicaid. i am an ash host: i imagine that we talk about inflation alive. what does it mean in the day in and day out? a lot of -- guest: a lot of inflation was driven by different things. supply chain inability to get inputs for your business, never mind what happens at the grocery story for rural america. everything is more expensive in rural america. it costs more to go to church because you are 20 miles out. inflation is particularly difficult on rural americans, especially aging americans living on fixed income. it does not get talked about a lot that they increased dramatically during a time of high inflation. was it enough to cover cost? we will see. inflation is one of those th

and improved quality, and that tells you something about the vacuousness of what's being done by republicans in terms of healthe system functioning well? nope. we have to improve it. but we have to have policies to improve it, and i will say this is one policy -- i don't like everything about it, but it actually is taking us in the right direction. >> i think you're right about that, and in all seriousness about the national republican party. the other silver lining of bipartisanship that i mentioned in our report tonight is that's true for the national republicans and just about everyone running for president, which is the next future step. as you said, what are this an offering? i will say, there are pretty red states like ohio that late to the game did join the plan, and that's interesting, because -- to join the obamacare plans and subsidize health care, and that's why the number's not 5 million, it's 35 million. at the local level, for whatever reason, those people might be closer to the hospital system, closer to constituents. they move toward what is you and the administration you work for did, which is

of the aisle. this morning, new concerns about the health of top senate republican mitch mcconnell. 81 year old freezing up, seemingly unable to speak as he took questions from the media. >> what are your thoughts on running for reelection in 2026? >> what are my thoughts about what running for reelection in 2026? that's. question, senator? >> running for reelection in 2026? yes. you all are going to need a minute. senator bennie. outside. >> sorry. come with us. >> mcconnell been able to resume, but it's the second time in recent weeks that he's frozen in front of reporters in july. he was apparently unable to speak for 20s. wait a minute. >> are you good? mitch >> in both cases, mcconnell's staff said the senator had felt lightheaded. this time they said he would see a doctor before his next event. mcconnell has suffered a series of medical scares this year, a fall in march left him with a concussion and a fractured rib. then in july, another fall on an airport jet bridge. and sources say for months he has sometimes used a wheelchair. all of it fueling speculation about his health

there are new concerns over the health of the top senate republican after mitch mcconnell suddenly froze again today standing speechless in front of reporters. it comes just weeks after a similar incident and less than six months after the 81-year-old senator was hospitalized after a fall. we get more now from cbs' scott macfarlane. >> reporter: taking questions from reporters in kentucky today, mitch mcconnell suddenly stopped speaking. >> running for reelection in 2026? >> did you hear the question, senator? running for reelection in 2026? >> reporter: expressionless for several seconds, mcconnell continued to stare straight ahead. >> all right. i'm sorry, y'all. we're going to need a minute. >> reporter: mcconnell ultimately gathered himself and finished the press conference. >> okay. >> reporter: his staff said the 81-year-old republican leader experienced light-headedness and plans to see a doctor before his next event. president biden was asked about it today. mitch is a friend, as you know. not a joke. i know people don't believe that's the case. we had disagreements politically,

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of rain before this is all over. anne-marie. >> cristian benavides in cedar key, florida, thank you so much. >>> well, concerns are growing over the health of the top senate republican after mitch mcconnell suddenly froze again standing speechless in front of reporters. it comes just weeks after a similar incident in less than six months after the 81-year-old minority leader was hospitalized after a fall. we get more from scott macfarlane. >> reporter: taking questions from reporters in kentucky, mitch mcconnell suddenly stopped speaking. >> running for re-election in 2026? >> oh. >> did you hear the question, senator? running for re-election in 2026. >> reporter: expressionless for several seconds, he continued to stare ahead. he gathered himself and finished the press conference. his staff said the 81-year-old republican leader experienced light-headedness and plans to see a doctor before his next event. president biden was asked about it. >> mitch is a friend, as you know. not a joke. we always, you he, people don't believe that is the case, but we have disagreements politically, but he is a good friend and so i am going to try to get in touch. >> reporter: the i

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of damage here is just beginning. back to you guys. >>> for the second time in weeks, there are serious questions about the health of mitch mcconnell. >> the republican senator leader struggled to answer a question wednesday appearing to freeze while speaking to reporters. manu raju brings us the details. >> reporter: for the second time in as many months a health scare for senate republican leader mitch mcconnell, this after he froze back in july in washington for about 30 seconds during rep. his office said that he was lightheaded and republicans said that he was dehydrated. and then the senate recessed and has been gone since early august where they have been -- members have been back in their home states traveling across the country talking at various events as mitch mcconnell did on wednesday. in covington, kentucky he spoke to a local chamber of commerce, started to give a speech, answered questions. and then he had a press conference with reporters. at that press conference, he was asked by a reporter about whether he would run for re-election in 2026. at that moment, mitch mcconnell once again froze for 30 seconds. >> your thoughts on running

of his son's business dealings. republicans accuse the president of lying. >>> "the washington post" says the national institutes of healthour clinical trials to test possible treatments for long covid. millions are believed to have the mysterious condition that lasts for months after an initial covid infection. symptoms include brain fog and sleep disturbances. the department of health and human services also announced the establishment of the office of long covid research. >>> and the "los angeles times" says an invasive fruit fly outbreak has led to an agricultural kwarn teen in california's santa clarita valley. residents near a ranch in los angeles county are being urged not to move any fruits and vegetables off their property in hopes of containing the fruit fly 789 it's the first of its kind in the western hemisphere. officials believe travelers carrying uninspected produce caused the fly to come. >>> still to come, how one company wants to use new technologygy and an app to veri userers' age. do your armpits need extra care? ( ♪ ♪ ) try dove dry spray. with 1/4 moisturizers. it helps your skin barrier recover afaf

tonight, there are more questions about the health of the senates top republican. town newspaper had an editorial today saying the republican needs to come clean about his health and as cbs's scott macfarlane can r, comes from the same day we heard from a capitol physician. >> reporter: 24 hours after the startling incident. >> i'm sorry. >> reporter: in which mitch mcconnell went silent and stared expressionless until an aide intervened in the congress's attending physician says he consulted with mcconnell and mcconnell's neurology team and has cleared the 81-year-old republican leader to resume his schedule, writing, "occasional lightheadedness is not uncommon in concussion recovery and can also be expected as a result of dehydration." mcconnell was hospitalized in march with a concussion. pbs news has learned mcconnell worked of the phones to reassure colleagues, including a call to texas republican john cornyn. >> we know he has had a fall and a concussion, and i think this may just be part of the recovery process from that. >> reporter: allies point to his pres

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there are new concerns over the health of the top senate republican, after mitch mcconnell suddenly frozent of reporters. it comes just weeks after a similar incident and less than six months after the 81-year-old senator was hospitalized after a fall. we get more now from cbs's scott macfarlane. >> reporter: taking questions from reporters in kentucky today, mitch mcconnell suddenly stopped speaking. >> running for reelection in 2026? >> that's... >> did you hear the question, senator? running for reelection in 2026? >> reporter: expressionless for several seconds, mcconnell continued to stare straight ahead. >> all right, i'm sorry, you all, we are going to need a minute. >> reporter: mcconnell ultimately gathered himself and finished the press conference. his staff said the 81-year-old republican leader experienced lightheadedness and plans to see a doctor before his next event. president biden was asked about it today. >> mitch is a friend, as you know. not a joke. we always, i know people don't believe that is the case. we have disagreements politically, but he is a good friend. so i

biden, writes the author of the book columnist franklin foer, in private republicans tired of the biden and such as he quite openly admits serious problems with the senile healththe jews, which are not suitable for work in the post and it is time to take this issue seriously. here 's the 90-year-old senator from california before and unfeinstein, who hasn't appeared in congress for several months due to health reasons, aides don't hesitate to broadcast. just say yes okay just yes money 54 against the backdrop of his fellow politician young new campaign time. he suffered a stroke and never fully recovered. democrats feterman and feinstein for the system, its own people, yes, and the republican macons quite a legitimate resident of the washington swamp, no one will drown such people, nor trump with whom they no longer know what to do. if you start with criticism, then move on to protest further to impeachment courts and none of this works, then obviously we are moving closer to murder, no one will say this, but i don’t understand how you can not come to such a conclusion sounds even by today's standards, wildly, after all, four criminal cases against the former

republicans continuously are on the side of chaos. we will be ready to fund the government. that is our basic duty, to take care of the troops, take care of public safety. to take care of the healthon of the american people. republicans, again, they are just there to be the largest law firm in washington d. c., working every day on behalf of just one client, donald trump. >> speaking of, two days before surrendering in fulton county, trump attended a fund-raiser for january 6th defendants at his bedminster golf club. he did a similar fund-raiser in june. how do you read his willingness to support rioters as he argues in legal filings that he did nothing wrong? >> they were, if we're backing the blue until the blue stopped the coup. now they backed the coup. they are just reflectively, anything that hurts trump, they are the, again. the fbi raids donald trump's property, because he stole national security secrets, now we have to defund the fbi. that is how these guys work. it's not a core set of principles. but it is destructive to law and order in our communities when they want to take a wrecking ball to it, just to defend one person. so, the best thing we can do as democrats, as

. >> reporter: tonight, new questions about the health of the senate's top republican, mitch mcconell, after he froze in front of the cameras, seemingly unable to speak for the second time in just over a month. >> what are your thoughts on running for re-election in 2026? >> what are my thoughts about what? >> running for re-election in 2026? >> oh -- that's -- >> did you hear the question, senator? running for re-election in 2026? all right, i'm sorry, y'all, we're going to need a minute. senator? >> you want to head outside, senator? want to come with us? >> i'm okay. >> reporter: the senator ultimately taking a few questions before being led away. last month, a similar episode on capitol hill. mcconnell freezing for 20 seconds, unable to finish his sentence. >> senator, are you good? mitch? >> hey, mitch, anything else you want to say, or should we just go back to your office? do you want to say anything else to the press? >> reporter: mcconell's office telling abc news, in both instances, the senator just felt lightheaded. but concern is growing for the 81-year-old leader, who has

health might be at risk. and many of these republican propositions or laws that were passed involve absolute bands on abortion . either at, initially in states like ohio, or at 6 weeks like in states like florida where most women don't even know that they are yet pregnant and to be able to make a decision about their own body, their own health, their own family. so the republicans are taking the most extreme position possible and he was president by and he is as always been in favor of roe v wade. and yet he does not seem to be benefiting in the polls or from the support that we see for reproductive rights. why is there as well, that's a, that's a big complex issue. uh, 1st off you have a media eco system involved on the internet and in broadcast and cable and elsewhere. that is now. 2 with days and since roughly the latter half of 2015, dedicated solely to being in opposition and potentially not telling the truth about what a democrats might be advocating for. i mean, present bite and has done an outstanding job. the installation reduction act, the chips act, he did in past multiple bills to the benefit of v

of movement. ♪♪ >> republicans or slowly but surely chipping away a group of health care across this country.lina. indiana became the 15th state to completely ban the procedure. several gop presidential hopefuls used the first debate this week to push a federal ban. much of what they said had, well, a loose relationship with the truth. >> what the democrats are trying to do on this issue is wrong, to allow abortion all the way up to the moment of birth. >> we cannot let states like california, new york, and illinois have abortions on demand up until the day of birth. that is a moral. it is unethical. it is wrong. we can't leave it to illinois. we can't leave it to minnesota. we can't leave it to illinois. we must solve the issue -- >> can't we have a minimum standard and every state in the nation that says when a baby is capable of feeling pain, and abortion cannot be allowed? a 15-week ban is a deal. it's time has come, it is supported by 70% of the american people. >> to help us separate fact from fiction, let's bring in georgetown university law professor michele goodwin, the author of pol

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of migrants headed to chicago. it was announced that the bus took off from texas, where republican governor greg abbott has been busing migrants to other states. the illinois department of public health a hospital. an official believes she was traveling with her mother and father, and her death is now under investigation. ftx founder sam bankman-fried is in jail tonight after a federal judge in new york revoked bail for the former ceo of the collapsed cryptocurrency platform. bankman-fried has been living with his parents in california since his extradition from the bahamas back in december. the judge agreed with prosecutors that he tried to harass a key government witness. bankman-fried has pleaded not guilty to stealing billions of dollars in customer funds. and we have a consumer alert tonight about an ice cream recall. what you need to know to look for in your freezer, next. >> margaret: now a consumer alert to check your freezer for a brand of ice cream that is being recalled because it could be contaminated with listeria. real kosher, of new york, is recalling 8-ounce cups of its soft serve on the go ice cream after two people needed to be hospitalized. the recalled products we

the top senate republican appearing to freeze for several seconds at an event in kentucky here's ryan nobles >> reporter: tonight, another health scare for one of the most powerful members of congress >> did you hear the question, senator? >> reporter: top senate republican mitch mcconnell freezing and unresponsive for more than 30 seconds after being asked a question about his plans to run for re-election. >> all right, i'm sorry, you all we're going to need a minute. >> reporter: the episode coming after the 81-year-old gave a 20-minute speech to a group in covington, kentucky, without issue. it's the second time in two months that mcconnell has froze during a press conference in july he was led away after staring blankly for more than 20 seconds when he was asked about it afterwards, he joked about president biden's stumbling during an event. >> well, the president called to check on me. i told him i got sandbagged >> reporter: mcconnell missed more than a month of work after falling and suffering a concussion in march. today president biden offered mcconnell his support. >> we have disagreements politically, but he is a good friend, and so

republicans circling the wagons. what's the level of concern about his health?especially the fact that this is not the first time we have seen the leader in this position. before the senate went on the august recess, we saw the top republican freeze in similar fashion before reporters. he ultimately was able to come back and continue with a q&a. the explanation from aides was similar to what we are getting now, which is that -- the first time this happened, he felt a moment of dizziness. they say it was a moment of light-headedness. similar to what we heard yesterday, that would he would consult a physician. that's what they told us the last time. there have been few details from the leader himself when he has been asked about this by the press corps and also from his staff about what is going on with his health at this point. the more times that we see this happen, not only is it difficult to watch, but it also spurs questions about transparency and if he is able to continue doing this work, especially at a high stakes time. you and i know this well. we are rea

appointed replacement, i should say, is one of 300 military officers whose promotions are being stalled by the alabama republican to protest pentagon reproductive healthl. >>> six former mississippi law enforcement officers, some of whom referred to themselves as the goon squad because of their willingness to use excessive force, have now pleaded guilty to state charges in the torture of two black men. the group has also pleaded guilty to federal charges. correspondent ryan young, he's been following this story for us. this is a remarkable development in this case. walk us through what happened today, and does this represent a deal with prosecutors? >> reporter: well, you know, that's the great question here. they all pled guilty, jim. but look, this story has really been turning people in mississippi upside down in terms of just how angry they are about the fact that this goon squad was even operating inside rankin county. and then there was of course one other police officer that was part of the ridgeland police department. now we have their mug shots. now they all walked into court and they pled guilty. now, what they pled guilty to was basically t

of power is very thin. if you look at the graphic, it's 51-49, democrats, republicans, two independents caucused with the democrats. you know, i mentioned senators mcconnell and feinstein with healthia as well. this is kind of a big deal. >> it it's a serious problem and kind of remarkable that we have such important leaders in their 80's and dianne feinstein is 90 years old. i mean they have serious health issues. we hope that senator mcconnell can fully recover. i think there is a political part of this equation as well. the governor of kentucky is a democrat. andy beshear now -- there was a law that was passed in the last year in kentucky. republicans would allow a republican to be appointed but there could be some legal challenges. and i know mcconnell is very concerned about the balance of power in the senate and whether republicans can take back the majority. and i think he does worry that if he had to step aside there could be some legal wrangling there could be possibility democrat could fill that seat. >> he could step down with senate minority leader without losing his seat. >> bret: that minority leader position is key right now. we are getting ready to go in a battle o

been identified in the ministry of health of the region asked residents with missing relatives to hand over samples. dna is needed for genetic examinations, and the republican ministry of digital development has organized a hotline, where you can get information support , the phone number you see on the screen. today it became known about several legislative initiatives related to the armed forces of russia, one of them was prepared in the federation council, according to senator klishas , ​​a document was developed that prohibits the dissemination of photos and videos from the places of shelling, and so dronov and other military information, for example, it will not be possible to publish data on the network or in the media about the military infrastructure of critical facilities, and the movement of our troops, as well as about the places of shelling in russia, such publications are recognized as illegal and dangerous for the state. punishment: a fine of 30,000 to half a million rubles or imprisonment for up to three years. well, however, according to the authors of the project , such information. still , it will be possible to distribute if it is officia

a georgia republican congressman discusses the hurricane's impact on his congressional district and a doctor of the bloomberg school of public health talks about the biden administration's announcement of the first 10 prescription drugs to be subject to medicare price negotiation. then i guessed talks about gina raimondo's visit to china this week and the national security challenges the u.s. faces with china. washington journal, join in the conversation live thursday morning on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government. full funding provided by these television companies and more. indlucing buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband. supports c-span as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front-row seat to democracy. >> former advisor to president trump peter navarro response to a federal judge's decision to not allow the use of executive privilege in the defense of his contempt case related to the january 6 investigation. this is just under 15 minutes. >> by legal bills just went by another half $1 million. anyone watching this, defend peter.com. that

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polyclinics and hospitals, but also in republican scientific and practical centers, decent working conditions have been created for each of great importance to medical health authorities attach great importance to the adaptation of young professionals in the workplace, of course, to consolidate them and ensure all social. guarantee benefits all young specialists in the regions are trying to allocate rental housing, if there is no rental housing, a dormitory bed or blocks in a dormitory for young specialists, our resolutions have approved a mandatory 20% allowance - this is 30% for intern doctors. this is for young professionals and 50% is for specialists from the gifted youth database specialists. after the main period of working out 80%. remaining in the first job is stimulated not only by benefits, but also by the provision of housing. by the way, each of the young specialists is assigned a mentor from among more experienced colleagues. further sports news at 7:00 pm we will supplement the information picture of sunday and summarize the day. see you soon. alexandra sosnovich, close to getting into the main draw of the tennis tournament in cleveland where

demographics, higher rates of people i going into retirement which means more stress on the social security system, but the looming challenge is health care. all of the republicansan throw that out, who talk about where failed to vote for negotiation of health care should think about, if we continue on this path, how can we afford that in the future? yes, it will have an effect on consumers, but it will have an equal effect on our ability to continue to afford medicare and medicaid. i am an ash host: i imagine that we talk about inflation alive. what does it mean in the day in and day out? a lot of -- guest: a lot of inflation was driven by different things. supply chain inability to get inputs for your business, never mind what happens at the grocery story for rural america. everything is more expensive in rural america. it costs more to go to church because you are 20 miles out. inflation is particularly difficult on rural americans, especially aging americans living on fixed income. it does not get talked about a lot that they increased dramatically during a time of high inflation. was it enough to cover cost? we will see. inflation is one of those things tha

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of alabama. america would get no health care, all of them will die. thank you for allowing me to make a call. host: scott in illinois, republican. scott?aller: hello? host: hi. caller: can you hear me? host: i can. caller: good morning fellow patriotic americans. i want to touch on something in illinois. i just got garage vandalized again and i'm a senior citizen, via nonveteran. i called two police officers that came to the house and they said it is getting worse, it is getting worse. the safety, i asked them about the safety act the governor signed into law and he said they are getting out of jail. no cash bail now. you only gotta create murder is the only way to lock you up. they don't even have the paperwork done. now i hear illinois will hire illegal immigrants to be police officers. let me tell you, if a guatemalan tries to arrest me for a speeding ticket, i'm not going with them. i urge all young people to get out of this state while you can. the state is falling apart. gas just went up another $.30 per gallon, 40 since last week, $.30 this week. what is this inflation? we cannot afford this stuff. steaks are $25 per pound. ever

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