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dominic johnson, deborah benedict, henry j.w., ursula mcguire, and jay sahn. >> i am gilbert, i am had disabled veteran. i was homeless for 12 years, and since then i have been in five or six different hotels. the problem is that all of these people are unaccountable. we have the city inspector come by. there was one window that was accessible, and there was construction going on and there was an inch of dirt -- and i had to keep this closed. i was suffocating and burning up. the city inspector said that there was nothing to do. this is something he did not want to deal with. by building had the fire doors off of it for three years. you have the city, by -- and no one wanted to take up responsibility. my mail was still in four years. they did not want to deal with this. the u.s. post office did not want to deal with this. my neighbor down all killed himself and put a note on his door. it was there for two weeks until the smell of his body came down the hallway and my neighbor told me, what is that smell? finally we got them to open the door. they did not think this was an emergency. th

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we're going to start with doctor ursula bauer. she's the director of the national center for chronic disease prevention and health promotion within the centers for disease control and prevention. she's an epidemiologist with a long background in public health at both the state and national levels, and she's in charge of strategizing to pursue her centers the goals of preventing tobacco use, improving nutrition, and promoting physical activity. dr. bauer, thank you so much for joining us, and let me turn it over to you. >> thank you very much, ed, and good afternoon, everyone. as you know, and you just heard on ed, chronic disease continues to be a major problem for the united states, even as we are making real progress in reducing rates of heart disease and cancer, which are the leading killers. chronic diseases are responsible of seven of every 10 deaths in the u.s., flight 130-140 million americans. many of whom are living with two or more chronic conditions. and they are being diagnosed at younger and younger ages. chronic cond

ursula bauer. she is the director of the national center for chronic disease prevention and health prot within thcenter for secol vioe' epidemiologist witha long background in public health about the state and national levels and she is in charge of strategizing to puue her summer school is a preventing tobacco use, including nutrition andprvnting e cvi. dr. bauer qaeda thank you so much for joining us the money turn it over to you. >> thank you so much, ed and thank you for joining us. you know and you just heard fromed,hoicdi thake progress in reducing rates of heart disease and cancer, which are the leading killers. chronic sease are responsible for seven of every 10 deaths in the u.s., affet 132 mike 0 iomrsm ivt or chronic conditions. therapy and diagnostic younger and younger ages. chronic conditions including heart dease, diabetes and arthritis use jor ofamand un forrrly 75% of more than $2.5 trillion that the u.s. spends every year on medical care. importantly, chronic diseases are largely

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but the best part was ursula sisters have been on retreat. they do an eight-day retreat.y had reflected on the house budget the day before in light of scripture. they had done this whole reflection then in the evening they did a response to that. they all made signs and so when we drove into town, they lined the street with their signs about welcoming us and then response to the ryan budget. i have to tell you tears sprang to my eyes. it was such an amazing welcome. they went like two or three blocks. everybody there with the pictures, with their signs. it was just -- it was such a moving welcome. it was amazing. >> bill: let me ask you -- all this talk about the role of religion in politics. is this a proper role for religious leaders to get involved in a political fight over a budget? >> my gosh, yes. >> bill: why? >> because it is a moral document. the budget sets out where we are really acting on behalf of our nation. it is the choices we make. and if we with make immoral choices, then of course people of faith need to speak out. our immoral choices are that we prefer