normally you might be looking at the geopolitical situation in a region and using analysts with expertise in that region, and that s what they re used to. to bring this into an area of the virus, science, medicine, you need a different kind of background expertise, so that s what i think they re kind of trying to bring in and focus it more. like i said, china has been promoting a disinformation narrative that the virus originated in the u.s., as a u.s. government weapon, which has echoes of what the soviet union did in the 1980s with the aids virus, highly successful disinformation campaign and damaging to our long-term public health efforts because where the disinformation took hold, for example, in africa, where whe were trying to combat aids, people didn t trust the u.s. government. so we want to combat that. the other thing that s unusual, jessica, the fact this is being
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opportunity to end aids as a global health because in communities you can address so many more things than just only. virus it is about how you can thrive how you can live without stigma and discrimination and be part of their lives whether you are at risk of requiring the virus or living with it so communities makes the big difference for us when we are trying to combat aids what are some of the practical things communities could be doing so communities can raise awareness communities can be part of the solution because they can also provide a lot of services they can really work again stigma and discrimination but also to hone decision makers accountable so that there are more resources and that you have access not only to testing and treatment but also to be able to thrive when you are living with hiv i mean we ve come a long way in tackling hiv aids can you tell us some of the made. developments we ve made so far so globally we see now that there are millions and millions of
endorsed by aarp. don t wait. call now. welcome back to the lead. you know who s with me right now? one mr. wolf blitzer. he s here with a preview of the situation room. you have a big i know you know this, you have a big interview coming up. i heard about that. not a republican though. no, democrat. hillary clinton is going to join me live at the top of the hour. we re going to get her reaction to a lot of the stuff that was said about her, some of which not so nice. all of which not so nice. the cnn republican debate here in simi valley, california at the reagan presidential. we re going to go point by point and give her a chance to respond to some of those republican critics. see what she has to say to carly fiorina among others. it will be a good interview live at the top of the hour. senator graham had some pointed remarks, nice things about work she did in africa to combat aids. some not nice things about benghazi. well, we ll see what she has to say. this i
for he knew that i would come to learn what he had learned, that being president above all is a humbling job. there are moments where you make mistakes. there are times where you wish you could turn back the clock. and what i know is true about president bush and i hope my successor will say about me is that we love this country, and we do our best. reporter: there was a particularly poignant moment where bush 41, george h.w. bush, the current celebrant s father, in a wheelchair still recovering from a very serious bout of pneumonia earlier this year made brief remarks about his son and got a little bit choked up. that was preceded finish followed, rather, jimmy carter, president 39 who talked about some of the differences that he had with the president but celebrated his efforts if africa, particularly to combat
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