Surrounding coronavirus here in germany restrictions seem to change by the week critics say there are too many different rules which often make no sense. And the arctic ocean is dying thats a warning from scientists returning from the largest ever expedition to study Climate Change surround the north pole. And unify most unwelcome u. S. President donald trump is back on the campaign trail 10 days after it was revealed he was positive for corona virus on monday a white tells dr announce that trump tested negative shortly before the president headed to a rally in florida meanwhile his democratic rival joe biden held an event in ohio in other battleground state 3 weeks ahead of the election day early in person voting has begun in some states in georgia queues formed at some polling stations. And im joined by g. W. Correspondent. Washington bureau had a frozen traumas florida rallied why tells doctors gave an update on this health what exactly did they say. They said theyre trying tested n
The dream act. When you only get 27 wasnt that of the latino vote in the last president ial election i dont think you want to go into this one by starting out with a declaration of war against the latino community. Now Mitch Mcconnell in the last day up in hershey, pennsylvania basically from what weve heard told the House Republicans were not going to do that in the senate. Were not going to go there because we dont think thats a smart move for the party. I think they have to deliver on issues that are important to the American People and get off the just anything obamas for is wrong. Get off the basically the chamber of commerce, if you will and you think for the 1 is good and deliver on some things like immigration reform. I would suggest maybe even climate change, tax reform trade issues. Not far left issue, but things where they can come together. Amy weve seen this dynamic play out very prominently inside republican circles since the rise of the tea party. Theyve been trying to h
Office as well. Joe served in a number of different positions as bill has, ranging from committees and the house to the office of management and budget in the administration, and has served as chief economist, staff director and variety of those positions and served with bill on the Bipartisan Policy Centers Debt Reduction task force which came out in 20 10, which came out with a plan to reduce the debt which is inherited some of the proposals and policies that bill has been talking about up here with tax reform, entitlement reform. So joe youre jumping in the middle here, but we were talking the question was in terms of priorities in the federal budget and the growth in the Entitlement Programs and Interest Payments and how thats crowding out some of the other pieces. And so what do you think of the federal budget in terms of how it addresses our priorities as a country and where you see it moving forward . Well, i assume that bill probably used this word already three times, the budg
Reduced while we maintain quality. That is part of the overall picture. The problem with health care thus far, and i have my own ideas about what we ought to do for health care and you can look at www. Ced. Org and read about it, the problem with the cost of health care is in significant part that Technology Enables us to do a lot of marvelous thing but the technology is expensive. And so part of what is Going Forward is how do we improve outcomes in our Health Care System including doing things that are just coming online that turn out to be very costly but can do very wonderful things for people. Thats going to be very difficult, but we need to we need to work on every front and improving the efficiency of the delivery of health care is probably tops at the list of what we need to do. And just touching on your broader question, i think one answer ive heard a lot from people have done this for a number of years is that the entitlement programs go directly into peoples pockets, especia
During world war ii. It starts at 8 00 eastern with real america and a documentary and the Living Conditions. At 8 20, lekctures in history with a course on how the press handled the japanese interment and american artifacts takes you through the Japanese American National museum and at 9 55, oral history with normen manetta. Here are some of our featured programs for this weekend on the cspan networks. Saturday morning starting at 10 00 a. M. Eastern live on cspan, our nations governors get together to discuss issues affecting their states. Guests include danny meier and maria bartarmo of fox Business News and on sunday we continue the meeting, featured speakers include jay johnson and gina mccarthy. On cspan 2, saturday, book tv is on the road, appearancing the literalry life of greensboro. And sunday at 9 00 p. M. Eastern, wes moore we re traces his career choices from combat veteran to white house fellow, wall street banker to social entrepreneur to find his lifes purpose and on Am