Nonbiased, freespeech platform. We will take your calls and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. Washington journal is next. Host good morning. A live look at the u. S. Capitol this sunday, july 12. Middle of athe twoweek recess, the house and senate returning next monday. An oped today, former special Counsel Robert Mueller defending his investigation into russia, the 2016 campaign, and the prosecution of longtime friend of the president roger stone. This on the news that the president is commuting roger stones sentence. And this week, a new book with details on President Trump and his family. That will be released on tuesday. Mary trumps tellall book is set to be coming out this week your reaction. For democrats, 202 7488000. If you are a republican, 202 7488001. If you are an independent, 202 7488002. We are also on social media. Send us a text message at 202 7488003. On twitter, we are cspanwj and on facebook, facebook. Com cspan. A lot to get to over the next thr
Today and sharing your insights. Good look with the challenges that are ahead. My next guest at the youngest black woman serving in the house of representatives. She is also the youngest registered nurse. She has been a strong advocate for lowcost, good Quality Health care. Welcome congressman underwood. I hope you heard some of what we just discussed. He said, every crisis creates an opportunity. Maybe we need to get some of the wrongs we have embedded in our society, systemic racism, inequality and use this as an opportunity. I am interested in what you thought of what he said and what can be done. Rep. Underwood i think a focus otherorbidities and issues that people might have with preexisting conditions is relevant when we are talking about disparities and death rates. What we also see is significant disparities in infection rate. That expands that extends beyond social determinants of health. Im glad they have elevated the longstanding career staff that have been working on dispar
On Law Enforcement. [applause] pres. Trump thank you everybody. Thank you very much. And thank you to our great admiral faller. Thank you also to all of the exceptional leaders and talents that we have in this room. Just anthern command is Outstanding Group of people. Thank you very much. We are here today to discuss our vital effort to keep deadly drugs out of our country and away from our children and wow are we making progress in a short period of time thanks to you. [applause] amazing. I have come to personally thank you. I wanted to make this trip personally. We were going to do a phoner and i said a phoner is not quite the same thing. So i want to thank you for your valiant fight to protect our borders and take these vile traffickers out of business, the smugglers, the criminal cartels, we want to knock them out. You are on the front lines every day saving countless american lives and delivering the righteous thunder of american justice. No adversary can match the awesome power o
It is an honor to be asked questions about him will be doing this for an hour or maybe a little longer and if you have questions want to send in, you will see a q a box at the bottom right of your screen and you can send a question the latter part of this event, alex will answer some of those. To start us off, alex is as im sure many of you know, the Research Director Great Program on extremism at George Washington university which has become a go to resource for many people letting this topic. So why dont we start by asking argue take an interest on this and maybe you can fill us in a little bit on your background explain that. Think you for doing this. We been in touch over the years with shared interest in her article the 2000 the last decade with incredibly, it is my pleasure drinkers. Came across my radar around 2007 i just started as a researcher looking at activism into the uk in particular. As i was getting to know if the individuals and the networks in the uk, this name kept c
All right then. She has been a practicing physician, scientist in Healthcare Administration for over two decades been among her leadership rolls in academic medicine, she served as the inaugural chief scientific officer at nyu Medical Center and prior to that she sufficed here in radiology. She is the ceo of the utah health and the utah school of medicine in other roles and thought lake city. She was elected to the association of American Medical College council of the ministry to board. She is also a member of the Advisory Board of Massachusetts General Hospital and the university of pittsburgh in the writing has appeared in the Harvard Business review, the journal of the association of American Medical Colleges and other publications. Speaking of other publications, her first book was an academic page turner on cardiovascular mri and im told not for the faint of heart, i need to say something, then the 15 years ive been on the job that the first intentionally terrible joke ive ever t