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Live coverage here on cspan. Let me first off start by saying thank you for your time. How are you doing . This is insanity . This is insanity. You are right. It is surreal. It is very intense. 15 tosly, we are working 17 hours a day on this seven days a week, but it is something we have to do. Is historic in its proportions. We have not seen anything like this since the 1918 pandemic. It is challenging for the entire world, and we, the United States, have gotten hit worse than virtually any oth...

Dr. Anthony fauci a member of , the White House Coronavirus task force, discussed the ongoing pandemic area George Washington university hosted the event. Everybody, i will come to a very special edition of healthy you. I am frank sesno. I cohost the series. The school of media and Public Affairs, where i hang out. We are talking to amazing people on the front lines of this pandemic, getting their insights, knowledge and experience about how we survived it. Today , Challenging Health crises to c...

With six president s on some of the most difficult Challenging Health crisis to confront humanity. Hivaids, ebola, topeka will probably nothing on the dangerous disruption, divisive as covid19. His claimed more than 170,000 lives in the u. S. Alone. 5. 4 million cases here. I first covered and interviewed him when i was a White House Correspondent seen in the 1980s and hivaids was exploding first on the scene. Good to be with you. Let me start by saying thank you for your time again and how are ...

Recently dr. Anthony fauci, a member of the White House Coronavirus task force, talk about the state of the pandemic in the u. S. At an event hosted by George Washington university. Hi, everybody and welcome to a very special edition of healthy you surviving a pandemic. Im frank sesno. I host the series which is a coproduction of the George Washington universities Milken Institute school of Public Health and the school of media and Public Affairs where i hang out. We are talking to amazing peopl...

The George Washington institute for data, democracy and politics is hosting this forum. Live coverage on cspan2. Today we tackle another grade disinformation harm, election disinformation. We will have two very important panels. Offers will focus on foreign interference. The second panel will zero in on democratic integrity and Voter Suppression. These are vitally important themes. They are both areas of urgent and serious challenge threatening civil discourse and our democracy itself. We have t...

Okay, i think all of you know dr. Kim, who has changed the world in so many ways. But lets just take a look. A physician, an anthropologist, president of the world bank since 2012. President of dartmouth college. World Health Organization head for hiv and aids efforts. Cofounder of partners in health, 1987. One, its an honor to have you with us tonight. My thanks so much for having me. By the way, the wyoming answer. I think part of it is the absence of Tertiary Health care centers relatively sp...

So i read. By the way the wyoming answer. Part of it is the absence of Healthcare Centers relatively speaking. Right . Massachusetts would never win it. As a result. Victor. This is strategy. Next time you want to sit at the same table with dr. Kim. Three Global Crisis that you spoke about. Conflict, impact on people being forcibly displaced. Countries and nearly every region turning inward. Home grown terrorism. As you thought about what you want to speak at the meetings, why did you pick these...

Held a discussion with World Bank President jim young kim. And need for quality of opportunity. This is half an hour. Okay i think all of you know doctor kim. Who changed the world in so many ways. But lets just take a look. A physician, an throe poll gist. President of the world bank. Since 2012. President of dart mouth college. World Health Organization head for hiv and aids efforts. Cofounder of partners in health. 1987. Its an honor to have you with us tonight. Thanks so much for having me. ...

The president of the world bank talking about health care and the quality of opportunity and he spoke at the milken health summit. Okay. I think all of you know dr. Kim who has changed the world in so many ways. But lets just take a look. A physician, an anthropologist, president of the world bank since 2012, president of the dartmouth college, World Health Organization head for hiv and aids efforts, cofounder of partners in health, 1987. One, it is an hobbor to have you with us tonight. Thank y...

To the point about work. Ou kids when theyre are ten and 12 and 16. We dont need him them economically. Thats really new in Human History. Most economic historians estimate 30 of the value of a household was added by preadolescent kids. Under 14 yearold kids added 30 of the value to the household. Until 150 years ago. That meant you had transition from eight to ten to 12 to 14 to 16. Where you were needed and learned to work. We dont now have in our kids bellies in their experience, they dont kn...