health day and this year marks a significant milestone for the world health organization it s been seventy years since it was established by the united nations in the decade since the world health organization has played a key role in eradicating diseases that once killed millions and works to promote healthier lifestyles and improve access to health care around the world but its goal of universal health coverage remains elusive. fighting disease with injections test tubes and pills this was the public face of the world health organization in the one nine hundred seventy s. the agency s mission was to make health care a basic human right its greatest success was stamping out smallpox polio and childhood paralysis have also been drastically reduced thanks to a worldwide program of immunization one hundred ninety four countries have joined forces in the w.h.o.
run across four states. delaney has held dozens of events in iowa since declaring his candidacy last year. plans to hold 400 more until the 2020 primary is expected to begin. let s turn to business, corporate giants amazon, berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan chase. cnbc s joumanna bercetche joins us live from london. what more can you tell us about this alliance and how it s being received? so exactly it s a big disruption in the health care industry and as you said the three big titans, amazon, berkshire hathaway and j.p. morgan, are teaming up to offer health care a at a hour price. we saw about $1 billion get
so crazy and radical, have increasingly become main stream. i talked about a $15 an hour minimum wage. hillary did not. we ve got 31 co-sponsors for $15 an hour minimum wage. we talked about a trillion-dollar infrastructure. we talked about making health care a right of all people through medicare for all. it is becoming main stream within the democratic party. making tuition free. what i m saying is that many of the ideas we talked about that secretary clinton, oh, those ideas. one of the things we saw happen with republicans, they told their voters they could do all these things they couldn t really do. this happened during the
we talked about making health care a right of all people through medicare for all. it is becoming main stream within the democratic party. making tuition free. what i m saying is that many of the ideas we talked about that secretary clinton, oh, those ideas. one of the things we saw happen with republicans, they told their voters they could do all these things they couldn t really do. this happened during the shutdown. they couldn t do it. we saw it. is there some line for you, when you think about what candidates in the democratic party are pushing, politicians, where you feel like there s a responsibility to give a
features of the trump presidency so far. first from being a populous breakout, it has followed a fairly traditional republican agenda. repeal obamacare, weaken dodd/frank, cut taxes, deregulation industry. the only real break with republican tradition is on foreign policy where trump is pursuing a truly bizarre agenda instituting the travel ban, demanding payment from allies and embracing autocrats who flatter him and his family. the second defining feature of the trump administration has been incompetence. as many had pointed out, had trump began, he would have put the democrats in a terrible bind. they would have had to support him even though this would have enraged the party s base. health care a complicated, difficult issue sure to ignite his opposition and divide republicans. conseque consequently, very little has actually been done. obamacare is not repealed, no