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rich? >> hey, good afternoon, charles. john feddermans campaign is hosting his watch pear here in the pittsburgh area tonight. fedderman wont be there. hes been in hospital since friday with a stroke. his campaigned released the statement saying john fedderman is about to undergo a standard procedure to implant a pacemaker with a defibrillator. should help protect his heart and address the underlying cause of his heart by regulating his heart rate and rhythm. his campaign released this...

Gallagher, it struck me that these two folks either didnt know to your point or were reluctant to share this information and it also why is it under the purview of the department of defense? should that raise a red or yellow flag? >> well, as long as those officials are getting access to everything they need to get access to in what we would call the title 50 side, the intelligence community side, as long as theyre getting the full cooperation of intelligence committee officials, theres no reaso...

>> so lets move on now, cal, to the uk, where you are. authorities saying about testing. what are they saying with regard to testing? who can actually get tested? and what so far has been the publics reaction as these numbers go up-and-up over the days? >> yes, so the headlines and newspapers have been, quote, shame. shame on the government for failing at testing. we saw the health secretary here in the united kingdom yesterday, matt hancock come out and give a press conference to somebody who i...

Says and people like jessica, i want more-- >> how did i know youd say something about what i said? >> thank you. i would question anyone in jessicas chair to say oh, it was so easy to do business with x government agency. is it easy to do business with the social security administration? is it easy to do business with the department of defense across-the-board even on your local level. >> in defense of what i was saying about regulation. >> go to the dmv, and say oh, that was a pleasant experie...

>> they have to do it? >> they have to go through a point to clarify, its not going to go to the house of commons. they have a secondary debate chamber where you have a quorum of three members of parliament that will show up. they will do this. there isnt necessarily a binding vote or not, and then it gets thrown to the version of the department of justice here in the u.k. the interior ministry and home office and they have to make a decision. and the folks above them are of the samic as the rep...

Where is the group of doctors that would assess the -- on a need basis who prioritize, who get taken care of first? thats what i think i would do if i were president, which would never happen. that seems to be the common sense answer. the president said he would investigate. >> i think part of the problem, sean, is that obviously is a huge bureaucracy problem involved but it also says something, i think, about the ability of the government to run this kind of massive program as contrasted for ex...

They call it delay, deny, wait until i die. quote, the common refrain we hear from many veterans is delay, deny, wait until i die. thats a quote from congressman jeff miller. he calls the backlog on benefits claims a national embarrassment. delay, deny, wait till i die. what were talking about here is a paperwork problem, and a bureaucracy problem. its a problem about which the speed at which paperwork is processed. it is not a sexy-sounding problem. however, sexy we think all things associated ...

Delay, deny, wait till i die. what were talking about here is a paperwork problem, and a bureaucracy problem. its a problem about which the speed at which paperwork is processed. it is not a sexy-sounding problem. however, sexy we think all things associated with navy s.e.a.l.s are. but this is a problem that really specifically hurts the men and women who do the hardest job that we as a nation can ask anyone to do, and that in many cases we lionize for their service. we just dont make good on t...

Their disability claims that there is an alliterative phrase that people use to describe it. they call it "delay, deny, wait till i die." quote, the common refrain we hear from many veterans is delay, deny, wait till i die. thats a quote from congressman jeff miller. he calls the backlog on benefits claims a national embarrassment. delay, deny, wait till i die. what were talking about here is a paperwork problem, and a bureaucracy problem. its a problem about which the speed at which paperwork i...