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Watching over the tax dollars were sending to the research. >> absolutely, peter. if you look at it, the nih budget is $48 billion and 8 million went to ecohealth alliance in the dr. peter dazik and the funding that was going on at the wuhan institute of virology that was leading to some of the dangerous research that was done there and like you said, the inspector general said had there been proper oversight, some would have been identified much earlier and wouldnt have ended up where were at w...

The only way we know to prevent long covid right now. >> i want to read a bit of the op-ed that you wrote in the "l.a. times" about this. you wrote as we eventually emerge from this pandemic, long covid will be the enduring major public health complication that we failed to address in a timely and aggressive manner. its not too late to invest in understanding and combating it. what is that going to take? >> yeah. it hasnt been ever taken as seriously and as aggressively as we needed. weve got we...

House were urging trump to go to that play. they thought it would be a moderate move and steve bannon advised trump, no, no, no, go down to nashville for jackson and gave a nationalist speech down there and it was one of the moments that trump really liked, but it speaks to this tug-of-war that we see playing out on domestic policy on the budget, on health care, on foreign policy all across the board between these different influences. >> tom brokaw had a really good piece about the play and the...

Leaders the companies and nothing now. >> savannah sellers, thanks a lot. >> thank you, jacob. now to some money headlines. the presidents proposed budget slices about 20% of funding for the national institutes of health, a potentially big blow to medical research. more than 80% of the nih budget, excuse me, reportedly goes to grants for scientific study. you can count tanning salons, by the way, among supporters of the republican healthcare plan because it would lift the 10% tax on tanning se...

Brightest are moving. talk about it. >> absolutely. so it happened even before sequestration. but sequestration made it worse. what happened was in 2013 about $1.5 billion was cut from the nih budget. thats the national institutes of health. that affected about 1,000 scientists. so what ended up happening was the pool of money available to people who wanted to do medical research, scientific research was much more -- was narrowed zrasticily. but the number of people that wanted to do research st...

Spectrum, which would be a pretty smart way to talk about tax reform, but what heather was saying is on the spending side of the budget, it cuts the spending programs and domestic discretionary by block granting medicaid and part of food stamps in a way that the lower income spectrum would bear a very heavy burden of this. on the other hand, what this budget does do is focuses on the need to get our medium and longer term debt under control and thats something a lot of policy makers are running ...

Putting money in the hands of people that spend it, focusing on the middle class, and importantly, by not literally starving those at the very bottom of the income distribution. theres no way our economy grows because more people in america go hungry. >> both parties have said, maya, they want to address the problem in this country of income inequality, but this plan raises taxes on the middle class, lowers the tax rate for the wealthiest americans, so the simple argument, yes, it may balance th...

I am extremely impressed. i guess thats what happens when you go pro. go pro with crest pro-health. excuse me, did you say you want to see my teeth, oh im sorry. paul ryan is about to present his budget plan on capitol hill. this is his fourth budget. by all accounts, its more aggressive, more ambitious and divisive than his last budget. democrats are already pushing back hard. of course, ryan has a very different economic theory. >> the best thing for people out of work are jobs and economic ...