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The home care services they need. and support! the workers who are doing guards work. >> all right, my great old friend and colleague richard lui became one of those caretakers when his father was diagnosed with alzheimer's, it inspired richer to direct the new msnbc feature documentary unconditional, on mental health and caregiving. >> i have been a journalist for 15 years, and then my dad got diagnosed with alzheimer's. >> it's my son richard. >> good to see you, to. >> it was a lonely road, until i found others. >> the oncologist said that it looked like somebody had taken kate and dipped h...

Caregivers looking after their loved ones. past my plan so we get seniors, and people with disabilities the home care services they need. and support! the workers who are doing guards work. >> all right, my great old friend and colleague richard lui became one of those caretakers when his father was diagnosed with alzheimer's, it inspired richer to direct the new msnbc feature documentary unconditional, on mental health and caregiving. >> i have been a journalist for 15 years, and then my dad got diagnosed with alzheimer's. >> it's my son richard. >> good to see you, to. >> it was a lonely roa...

And investigations into the va. drew, with that, let me just start with you. you've read these quotes that jumped all over the doctor's lack of management experience. with your familiarity with the va, how essential is that in this role? >> in my opinion what the va actually needs is somebody like a donald trump to step into it and if it is going to survive, to completely shake up the entrenched bureaucracy that has run this particular department into the ground. dr. jackson's attributes as a medical physician, i'm sure, are excellent, but, like you said, he has a patient load of one person. i...

>> greg: in the middle of leaks, leaks and more leaks we overlook a pretty big deal. what you just saw may actually be the future of health care. the solution to two rising costs and limited access. diagnosis done remotely, no barriers to treatment thanks to technology. now patients can be seen no matter where they are. it's cheap, user-friendly. isn't that what we all want? how cool would it be if the va actually became the model for the rest of us? right now, stanford researchers trained a computer to diagnose skin cancer, it's as accurate as 21 dermatologists combined. tech isn't just about...

When you have something like this, i think all americans think this is good. it's a model for the rest of the health care system. it reminds me of the point, when you ask americans especially veterans about the medical system, nobody says we are lucky to have the va system in this country. one final point, when people are asked to do you trust more to handle health care? not republicans, it's democrats. the now or at the point where the majority of americans say we want single-payer health care in this country. >> jesse: the last time the democrats handled the va, bureaucrats were getting bonu...