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Responsibility of the country. >> well, first of all, i appreciate you bringing some sondheim to "the beat" here. speak he to the very apt point. i'm learning this from you. 60 years later, and those lines still reverberate. they don't have statehood. an issue that is a domestic issue in puerto rico and that many presidents have weighed in on. they are fully americans. the president here seems the speak to them as many have pointed out, differently than the way he spoke to the americans affected by at the other hurricanes. >> right. and the big question should be for everyone. why are we treat...

71-year-old zoe who has medical problems. most recently a slip and fall could her head and got a concussion, had to be hospitalized. in the hospital she broke her hip only to be discharged on friday. she's helpless stuck in his condominium and entirely dependent on help of these two for food, water and hygiene. this is so slow because there feel like they're treated like second-class citizens. >> think a puerto rican says constituents of your own state. think about it as a moral imperative. because we are u.s. citizens. more important because we are all equal as human beings.

Afterall, that is one of the founding principles of the united states of north america. if not, the world will see how we are treated, not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. enough is enough. >> on day nine of this crisis, that's mayor carmen yulin cruz of san juan, puerto rico. she's joins us live next. she chooses to take the stairs. at work, at home... even on the escalator. that can be hard on her lower body, so now she does it with dr. scholl's orthotics. clinically proven to relieve and prevent foot, knee or lower back pain, by reducing the shock and stress...

Results that we've had with respect to loss of life. >> reporter: as the president congratulates himself again -- >> people can't believe how success that's been. >> reporter: the latest on the federal response in puerto rico. >> we are treated not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. enough is enough. >> "all in" starts right now. good evening from new york, i'm chris hayes. we go straight to today's big news, the resignation of health and human services secretary tom price, the man tasked with dismantling obamacare. following revelations that price spent more t...

Fema asks for documentation. i think we've given them enough documentation. and they have the gall this morning, look at this, look at this, they think that weighs enough? they have the gall this morning of asking me, what are your priorities, mayor? i am begging. begging anyone that can hear us to save us from dying. if we don't get the food and water into people's hands, what we are going to see is something close to a genocide. the world will see how we are treated, not as second-class citizens, but as animals that can be disposed of. >> she'll be on later tonight. joining me now, democrat ...