I think those are the two where the question is most relevant. Yeah. Well, i would just say it had an immediate effect on me, because i was supposed to be in germany right now at the bayer stockholders meeting. I had bought one share. I should mention, i was train by some really amazing historians, a bunch of people, but we didnt learn journalism, you know . We didnt know how to go on the ground. Ive had to learn on the fly. Buying a share, that sounds great. Ill tell you, the zoom version of the shareholders version was six hours straight, no breaks. No breaks literally just watching zoom from 4 00 in the morning germany until i dont know what time it was when i gave up. But and it was really interesting because heres the interesting confluence with this company, right . Its both a company thats on the cutting edge of health care and dealing, you know, so theyre talking a great deal about the pandemic at the exact moment in that stockholders e meeting theyre getting peppered by whats
Central time zones. 2027488001 for the mountain and pacific time zones. If you are a medical professional and want to give your thoughts, 2027488002. You can text us this morning at 2027488003. Post on our twitter feed at cspanwj and if you want to post on our facebook page, it is cspan. Org facebook. Com cspan. Total package bill is 8. 3 billion and here is how it breaks down. 3 billion set aside for r d, vaccine therapeutics and diagnostics. Forould put 2. 2 billion the health response. 1 billion for pharmaceuticals, and capacityies, improvement. 435 Million Dollars to support Health Systems overseas. 300 million to help humanitarian needs. It would also set aside 7 billion in low interest loans for affected small businesses. The senate is expected to vote on this package today. This comes as the New York Times highlights work from the cdc when it comes to Coronavirus Response. Under the new criteria for testing, patients who have fevers, coughs, and difficulty breathing qualify for
Tonight we are hoping to have a town hall meeting where we can have a discussion about healthcare. I want to welcome thank you. Free speech for all. Also lets just have a discussion for all. So, good evening, welcome to everyone who came this evening. My name is tom louis. Im the Vice President for government and Community Affairs for Johns Hopkins. And i want to welcome you to the Johns Hopkins montgomery campus. For 30 years we have been offering graduate Level Education courses here. I want to say a little bit about the speaker tonight. Before i introduce him. Senator carden served for 20 years in the maryland house of delegates. He was the youngest speaker ever elected to lead the maryland house of delegates. He was also after that spent 20 years in as a u. S. Congressman from maryland. And had a very distinguished mark there. He was elected to the u. S. Senate and in the senate he is the highest ranking democrat on republican dominated Foreign Relations committee. And he also serv
Have a town hall meeting where we can have a discussion about healthcare. I want to welcome thank you. Free speech for all. Also lets just have a discussion for all. So, good evening, welcome to everyone who came this evening. My name is tom louis. Im the Vice President for government and Community Affairs for Johns Hopkins. And i want to welcome you to the Johns Hopkins montgomery campus. For 30 years we have been offering graduate Level Education courses here. I want to say a little bit about the speaker tonight. Before i introduce him. Senator carden served for 20 years in the maryland house of delegates. He was the youngest speaker ever elected to lead the maryland house of delegates. He was also after that spent 20 years in as a u. S. Congressman from maryland. And had a very distinguished mark there. He was elected to the u. S. Senate and in the senate he is the highest ranking democrat on republican dominated Foreign Relations committee. And he also serves on the committees on e
Thanks for being with us. Thanks. Keep us in your thoughts and prayers. Health care also the topic at ben cardins town hall. He reveals efforts to repeal and replace the law and the future of health care. Tonight we are hoping to have a town hall meeting where we can have a discussion about health care. I want to welcome just thank you to. Free speech for all lets just have a discussion for all. So good evening. Welcome to everyone who came this evening. My name is tom lewis, im the Vice President for government and Community Affairs for johnson hospital kiJohns Hopkins and i want to welcome you to the Montgomery County campus. I want to say a little bit about our speaker tonight before i introduce him. Senator cardin served for 20 years in the maryland house of delega delegates. He was the youngest speaker ever elected to lead the maryland house of delegates. He also spent 20 years as a u. S. Congressman from maryland and had a distinguished mark there. He was elected to the u. S. Sen