or the interest or if it is the right move for us to take on that kind of ownership. that doesn t seem like a plan a or a plan g at this point. or even a plan ze. listen up, heart disease. you too, unnecessary er visits. and hey, unmanaged depression, don t get too comfortable. we re talking to you, cost inefficiencies and data without insights. and fragmented care- stop getting in the way of patient recovery and pay attention. every single one of you is on our list. for those who won t rest until the world is healthier, neither will we. optum. how well gets done. you supported him through four years of undergrad. and medical school. it s no wonder he said, you don t have to pick me up.
let s bring in rene marsh. the president also wants to cut $54 billion from the federal government which puts a lot of government work and a lot of these workers in limbo. the word i keep on hearing is uncertainty. this administration holds the title for being the slowest in staffing up these agencies. it s that coupled with the fact that agencies don t know what their budgets will consist of and the proposals to slash budgets is causing a lot of uncertainty and discomfort even for some of the president s fellow republicans. going into my 37th year. reporter: sharyn boyd is one. first employees to speak out about what it like inside the federal government. she says there s fear and uncertainty as the approach administration approaches its first 100 days. the uncertainty comes from not knowing what our priorities are anymore at epa, what s going to happen to our job, the budget
job. mary katherine. i don t think it s the perfect look to say that i do believe he doesn t mind work. one thing i like about this is it does seem like he s mistaken about this job. he doesn t often say he s mistaken so i don t mind that. but i m not sure it s a great message to send. having spoken to many trump supporters in this surrounding area, they are very forgiving of him and more optimistic than even he sounds. every president goes through an adjustment, what they thought the job was and what it actually is. this president never having served in government was coming at it from a completely different place. he s used to being the ceo where what he says goes. it s a lot more work to get things done when you re the commander in chief, even though you have that fancy title, you still have to work with people who don t necessarily see eye to eye with you.
i do think that as a prosecutor, someone that is elected in office you have to be very careful in terms of appearances. you have officers defendants now that filed a motion to asking her to recuse herself because of certain conflicts of interest or alleged conflicts of interest. it doesn t help this case, and i don t think it helps the cause of prosecutors when you see this type ofc+ée
acquitted in the death of trayvon martin was injured today when a dispute escalated into gunfire. his lawyer says a car pulled up next to zimmerman as he was driving in stanford florida. the driver someone zimmerman had previously fought with fired at least one shot. zimmerman wasn t hit but suffered injuries from flying glass. let s get more with cnn law enforcement analyst frederick alexander, don lemon, and sunny hostin. don, george zimmerman s attorney said zimmerman was almost hit in the head with the bullet. what is your reaction to this latest development of this long saga? oh my gosh. there s george zimmerman s version the other guy s version, and then there s the real version of it. i have never in my life witnessed someone who has so