7488001. Cspan or goet at to facebook. Com cspan. The south florida sunsentinel about last nights debate, the gloves come off. Lets take a look at one exchange between the two candidates on deportation. Can you promise tonight that you wont do for children and that you wont deport immigrants who dont have a criminal record and could i get a yes or no answer . Yes you can because the question you are asking was about childrens taking asylum. , i would like to see those laws changed and i would like to see added to them, a guarantee of counsel and support for children. If you are asking about everybody already here, undocumented immigrants. The 12 million who are here. To deporties are violent criminals, terrorists and anyone who threatens our safety. Policy asave the same the Current Administration does. That weit is important move to a comprehensive Immigration Reform, but at the same time stop the roundup, stop the deporting of people who are living here doing their lives doing their
Of police in this country made lead to a rise in Violent Crime. We want to check in with you this sunday morning on your view of police in your community. If you are part of Law Enforcement, call this number, 202 7488000. Experience with members of Law Enforcement, call this number, 202 7488001. Everyone else, call 202 7458002. If not by phone, you can weigh in by social media. Send us a tweet at cspanwj. You can post a comment at facebook. Com cspan. Or, send us an email at journal cspan. Org. Here is what got our attention, this headline in the new york ises, says, the fbi chief linking scrutiny of police with the rise in Violent Crime. James komi, the head of the fbi said, the scrutiny of police in the wake of highly publicized episodes of Police Brutality may have led to an increase in Violent Crime in some cities. He let the press dj of the fbi leant theion he prestige of the fbi to the nations most prominent Law Enforcement agency. Be just one factor in the rise of crime, like ch
Satisfied with the Affordable Care act with their plans, except for those with high deductibles. A survey found. With the majority of people satisfied, what incentive do democrats have to change it . Guest well, i think there would argue that those people, you know, if they are going to the doctor for a flu shot or getting some minor procedure done, yes they would have to pay more. But if they have a cancer diagnosis, they are not going to go bankrupt for a 20,000 hospital bill, at they would have perhaps previously. So i think democrats would argue that at the end of the day it is still a good deal. And that perhaps it is to be more Consumer Education on what people are buying when they go to sign up. Host key west, florida. It. The democrats. Good morning. Caller good morning. Hello, jennifer. Getting back to the of portable health care act, in 1974, hawaii made Health Insurance provided by employers mandatory. And in the last 40 years, it has been very, very successful. In fact, it
Courage, Kay Bailey Hutchison on the women who helped shape texas. Thats at 8 45. And on cspan3s American History tv, daughters of civil rights leaders and a segregationist share their memories of the Civil Rights Era at 8 30. Youre watching cspan2 with politics and public affairs. Weekdays featuring live coverage of the u. S. Senate. On weeknights watch key Public Policy events and every weekend the latest nonfiction authors and books on booktv. You can see past programs and get our schedules at our web site, and you can join in the conversation on social media sites. Ibis with sanchezserrano is author of a recent book analyzing the Worlds Health care problems. He claims Global Health care problems are based on a lack of access to safe and Affordable Medicines and not due to lack of good Health Insurance. He spoke to an audience at the New York Public Library in late august about the causes and solutions for the World Health Care crisis. As well as his thoughts on u. S. Health care re
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