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The national archives which goes through a bit of a more messy process. several tranches of documents sent for a review process where the former president can potentially challenge them. theres a 30-day period for that, and theyve not heard whether that challenge is forthcoming or not. they dont expect to hear that before the 30-day period is up and unlikely to happen before early october. bottom line, a step forward for the committee, determined to get documents and information broadly speaking...

Conversations for weeks on end, they still pursued the ban. >> i dont want to learn a white-washed version of history. i want to hear all of it. >> teachers also say they are worried about broader implications. >> i have to now with this resource ban think twice about whether or not i should or could use a james baldwin quote as an opening for my class. >> there are teachers looking over their shoulders wondering if someones going to be at their door darkening their door, that you said something...

So it was a preparatory step. it was in no way supposed to undercut the official review process of fda and cdc. that was made clear all along but i think people forgot to notice that. >> well, thats the problem, right? because the messaging matters. and if the president seems to be getting ahead of the science when he says follow the science, it creates skepticism at a minimum. in the debate you have an additional wrinkle now. the additional wrinkle is pfizer or moderna. it now looks like theyre...

Undercut the official review process of fda and cdc. that was made clear all along but i think people forgot to notice that. >> well, thats the problem, right? because the messaging matters. and if the president seems to be getting ahead of the science when he says follow the science, it creates skepticism at a minimum. in the debate you have an additional wrinkle now. the additional wrinkle is pfizer or moderna. it now looks like theyre not equal. we always speak about them the same way, but it...

A practically impossible situation because he was dealing with an incredibly fraught potentially dangerous situation because his commander in chief was no longer competent to the extent he ever had been. but more than that the entire cabinet was in dereliction of its duty. they should have invoked the 25th amendment. and failing that, how could any responsible adult think that it was a good idea to leave donald unchecked at that point? >> unchecked i hear you. 25th amendment. you know why it nev...

A practically impossible situation because he was dealing with an incredibly fraught potentially dangerous situation because his commander in chief was no longer competent to the extent he ever had been. but more than that the entire cabinet was in dereliction of its duty. they should have invoked the 25th amendment. and failing that, how could any responsible adult think that it was a good idea to leave donald unchecked at that point? >> unchecked i hear you. 25th amendment. you know why it nev...

We are seeing declining confidence in vaccines long before covid and it has been exaggerated in many ways and we are now in a situation where we are depending on vaccines that are created by for—profit pharmaceutical companies in partnership with governments around the world that are fully funded by science in ways that have led to amazing results in record time. but there is a process by which making transparent of the relationships between individuals, the companies, the governments and the ...

Arabia for the role they played in killing our loved ones. he ordered a declassification of documents overly classified and even documents the doj has refused to look for and hand over. this is a comprehensive review process. that will bring a lot of the truth to light. and change the course of our relationship with the saudis and hopefully that we will become a nation much tougher on terrorism financing. >> i saw that you said you wrote about this. you said we need to heal. we need the truth. w...

Enough. this will bring a lot of bureaucracy, bureaucracy dealt with by people likejoyce ten filth from the national care association. it will be an extra added burden on the care _ it will be an extra added burden on the care sector, including you know, all elements of the care sector. we will have _ all elements of the care sector. we will have to — all elements of the care sector. we will have to look at every person, when _ will have to look at every person, when they— will have to look ...

Everyone, it will be based on what your care are from this assessment which will be done at the point of requiring care and of course people do not stay the same, they have progressing illnesses and they might even get better so the elements of their care could actually change over time, so it will be a constant review process which will require a lot of administration, a lot of assessment and we will have the varying costs of the workforce which will go into the care element on top of the mix t...