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Governor yesterday, mike dewine, asking for him to do something. and now we understand that he really does seem to agree with that kind of statement, just recently introducing multiple measures that would potentially be considered gun reform. that includes the implementation of background checks, for example. so there would certainly be some support from the community here in dayton, ohio, where they are preparing to potentially see president trump here very soon as we wait to hear from daytons ...

White houses first strategic implementation plan this has been an issue those that are prepared to look at understood is serious for some time and a growing threat. whats the reluctance to transfer resources into dealing with this? >> a lot of this is frankly political. a lot of the figures julia mentioned are part of my former office, now called office of targeted violence and terrorism prevention. i think one of the things thats missing is we were getting a demand signal from state and local l...

Sanders made. and its very persuasive if you dont believe that actually passing a bill or paying for it actually matters. thats where you run into the buzzsaw of popular opinion come does matter in a general election. are you taking away peoples private insurance, even if you believe youre replacing it with something better. its persuasive in this environment, in the hall, to say, look, were going to go big, were going to go bold. thats how donald trump won. there is simply the reality of pollin...

Is this the right one? this is on medicare for all. im always -- this is on the medicare for all disaster that weve talked about on this show, and hes going after kamala harris saying the following right before the next debate, this new have it every which way approach pushes the further challenging implementation of medicare for all, ten ways into the future, even before a two term administration. what of that, louise? weve got biden taking it up a notch on kamala harris kamala harris who was u...

The government, to me its about wheth whether they trust the government, whats new or old. whats remarkable to me about the aca, having covered it, it was under water when it passed. it was under water for a very long time in the early parts of, you know, its implementation. now its, like, plus 10%, plus 12%. they couldnt even get it repealed. the tangible thing, if you try to repeal medicare tomorrow, you lose 95 votes in the senate, right? like, its less about government, more about, like, the...

The solution that we have to push. this notion that were putting the cart before the horse starting with the politics, rather than the policy, thats never been how we moved it. one more point. there have been many, many, many reformers who tried to move an idea of a national health insurance. and every single time, the polling on the issue was strong until you had a junta of corporate executives come together, put a whole bunch of money into changing public opinion. weve got to start with our ar...

Sorry, im on this situation in baltimore. this is on the medicare for all disaster that we talked about before in the show. and hes going after kamela harris saying the following, right before the next debate, the new habit, every which way approach pushes the challenging implementation of medicare for all, part of this plan ten years into the future meaning it wouldnt occur on the watch of even a two-term administration. what of that? we have biden taking it up a notch against harris who right ...

Couple of you about the tweets, your reaction about cummings of baltimore? >> he was not only attacking the chair of oversight committee, he was attacking the entire seventh district of maryland which includes baltimore city and the rest, the president is absolutely wrong, when lawmakers are questioning his policy, questioning the implementation of -- of policy, the president goes after these lawmakers in a personal way, i think its wrong, but, of course, this is the presidents strategy. chris: ...

Bernie sanders. it takes ten years to implement. it preserves some role and medicare advantage plans and would elimb nainate -- we get o health care from our employer. it would eliminate that. this is from the former vice president deputy campaign manager. this new have it every which way approach puts extremely challenging implementation of medicare for all ten years into the future. it would not occur on the watch of even a two-term administration. the result? a bernie sanders light medicare f...

>> sandra: you are calling on business leaders, members of congress to act. and further do good to get those that are in prison, some four years, if not decades, out of prison. how do you do that? what are you asking them to do, matthew? >> well, the fair chance act could actually be propose, that would allow federal agencies as well as contractors to be able to not deny a person because of their criminal history, but as far as being able to get others out, just the implementation of the first s...