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In the last hour mike pence landed in Washington State, very he is meeting with governor jay ensley to talk about the pandemic and to be brought up to date on the crisis in the state of washington. And earlier today the Vice President was in minnesota where he visited the 3m plant in january, 3m pledged to ramp up its production of protective facemasks to prevent a shortage because of the viruss spread. During his visit the Vice President spoke plainly, candidly just what the American People expect a leaders. The Vice President saying that while there are enough tests for those believed to have been exposed, there arent enough tests available for all americans yet. We dont have enough tests today to meet what we anticipate will be the demand going forward. For those who we believe have been exposed, those were showing symptoms we have been able to provide the testing. As more americans take an interest in this or have concerns we want to make sure they have access to a coronavirus test
Welcome to front running 2020 with max kaiser and stacy are over at a bevy of special guests right here in fabulous hipster brooklyn im feeling it so stacy this episode is all about Student Deaths and the students of course are the millennium goals and generation z. They like the candidates promising to get rid of all the student debts theres 1. 00 trillion dollars in outstanding debt today in america that is up from 300 63000000000. 00 in just 2005 joining us to discuss this dr Michael Hudson professor steve kean and randy roller professor steve kean of course you talk a lot about debt and in fact increase the rate of increase of debt what do you think of that number 363000000000. 00 in outstanding Student Loans in 20051. 6 trillion today doubling every 2 years which is a huge right of growth that simply cant be sustained indefinitely and thats whether by the students themselves coming on board well by the windows its a huge increase in the private debt load on the economy and its fal
Nor the over 13000000 protesting across the globe the Bush Administration from launching Operation Iraqi freedom which would lock the country in fratricidal violence for years to calm whats really take for iraq to recover from at all to discuss that im now joined by a far higher. Chairman of the Iraqi Advisory Council and a former political advisor to iraqi president mr aldrin its so good to talk to you thank you very much for your time. Thank you for having me now next month as you just heard me mention will mark the 70th anniversary of the Bush Administrations decision to invade your country on false pretenses and while nobody these days there is to defend the rationale for that why i think there is still a discussion going on about whether the american intelligence was so bad by accident or by design doesnt even matter as far as you are concerned or clearly of invasion of iraq on the liberation of what we call that of iraq as being a turning point in iraq as history. Also was a chan