Book Fair International on the campus of miami dade college, congresswoman Debbie Wasserman schultz discusses her book for the next generation, a wakeup call to solving our nations problems. This is about 45 minutes. Right now we are talking with congresswoman Debbie Wasserman schultz, for the next generation is the name of her book. You said in your presentation, three years writing this. Why . Well, about four months after i decided to move forward with writing the book, president obama called and asked me to take on another fulltime job ensuring the Democratic National committee. And i felt like in order to redo the book justice and do my job justice, coming up with a possible during the president ial campaign probably wasnt the best idea. So we push the forward the book forward by year. So i spent another year researching and writing it and came out with it in october. By the time this book is published, you write, i hope we will look back on the Health Care Reform debate as well a
Many people on the website theyre giving a grace period. If you were in line yesterday waiting to sign up and the system told you you had to wait, you could sign up actually by the end of today. Here are obamacare statistics brought to you by cmx. More than 50,000 were on the site. Its only designed to handle that many people and then put you in line. 1. 2 million visitors over the weekend. What officials havent said how many people signed up in the last minute flurry. President obama expects 2 million by january 1st, half of those would have private insurance and the other half government or medicaid or chip. And this is halfway to the goal that the administration projected a couple of months ago and doesnt sclu include the millions of americans who had their health care canceled. The mandates have been delayed and the botched rollout of the website and the numbers are far below what they hoped. The Administration Says it will get better as the website improves. 2014 a lot more goes i
Place to hide which details his First Encounter with snowden on his trip to hong kong. Everything we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy. He joined me to talk about his work and answered questions from our viewers. Let me start with the book and go back to the first time you met Edward Snowden in hong kong. The book reads like a spy novel at that moment. It was like living in a spy film essentially because we knew a couple of things, that this was certainly the biggest leak in National Security history, that if the u. S. Government found out what it was that he was doing that they would take very extreme mezto put a stop to it one way or the other but we didnt know much else. We didnt know whether the u. S. Government knew anything or what they knew or whether hong kong and chinese authorities knew d anything that was happening. Everything that we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy and snowden as a highly trained operative wa
His trip to hong kong. Everything we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy. He joined me to talk about his work and answered questions from our viewers. Let me start with the book and go back to the first time you met Edward Snowden in hong kong. The book reads like a spy novel at that moment. It was like living in a spy film essentially because we knew a couple of things, that this was certainly the biggest leak in National Security history, that if the u. S. Government found out what it was that he was doing that they would take very extreme mezto put a stop to it one way or the other but we didnt know much else. We didnt know whether the u. S. Government knew anything or what they knew or whether hong kong an anything that was happening. Everything that we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy and snowden as a highly trained operative was very well versed in how that needed to be done. Context. You were surprised what he looked
His trip to hong kong. Everything we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy. He joined me to talk about his work and answered questions from our viewers. Let me start with the book and go back to the first time you met Edward Snowden in hong kong. The book reads like a spy novel at that moment. It was like living in a spy film essentially because we knew a couple of things, that this was certainly the biggest leak in National Security history, that if the u. S. Government found out what it was that he was doing that they would take very extreme mezto put a stop to it one way or the other but we didnt know much else. We didnt know whether the u. S. Government knew anything or what they knew or whether hong kong an anything that was happening. Everything that we did needed constantly to be shrouded in extreme levels of secrecy and snowden as a highly trained operative was very well versed in how that needed to be done. Context. You were surprised what he looked