we have a fundamental imbalance between what the public is demanding, not confusing public health information and what our trainees in medicine and public health are getting when they re in training. they re not getting how to actually talk to the lay public in clear, simple terms. they re getting told, we re talk in fancy acronyms and you ll be rewarded. so we re trying to unlearn that. we re trying to build that crisis communication capability. it s going to be vital. and lastly, brian, if i may, we can impugn facebook as much as we want. but unless we hold accountable the m.d.s who enable nonsense information on internet platforms, unless we hold them accountable and say, you will lose your license if you continue to do this. if there are not consequences, brian, it s not going to matter how many times we diagnosis a problem. there needs to be consequences. indeed. we saw some of that this week on cable platforms as well.
raskin, himself a constitutional scholar raises. number one, i and others have looked at some of the president s inappropriate and bizarre behavior, like the famous cnn attack video tweet, and really wondered if he s operating at full capacity. so, there are reasons to ask these questions, and then i understand that. but unless we are treating president trump as m.d.s, how are these members of congress able to say, this man is mental ly unfit? that s the second point, brooke. they re not jumping to that conclusion. what they re saying is and it s important to have the conversation and the bill is out there to raise these issues. we ought to let professionals look at the question. i think it s a legitimate question. and if i may answer paris s
tackle tax reformulater, ignoring the repeal tax implications. staff members added, how alive or dead do you think this senate healthcare plan is? um, imd s would say it is in limbo right now. more dead than alive. senate leaders really want to get it done this week. senator cornyn, republicans pledging those votes would happen this week. that s partly because they are heading into a recess, the 4th of july recess when a lot of lawmakers will be home in their districts and attending parades and etcetera, a piece of legislation like this does not tend to improve overtime. it is going to get harder for lawmakers to get as they encounter push backs in some case frs thes of their constitu
in art ro in the new york post says good luck finding a doctor under obama care. new york and most states face a shortage of physicians already and won t have enough primary care m.d.s to serve millions of newly insured patients, data rereviewed by the post reveal. and a missed warning sign that team obama hoped you would never see. a four-page memo sent to the white house in 2010 from a trusted harvard professor named david cutler. he happened to be a seen kwor health care adviser to the president s campaign. he predicted the administration would be unsuccessful in implementing obama care. the memo which was b obtained by the washington post reads, quote, i am concerned that the personnel and processes that you have in place are not up to the task and that health care reform will be unsuccessful as a result. so clearly the white house ignored the word of caution. here with reaction to this, patrick j. buchanan. democratic strategist steve mcmahon.
possible. it s a fine line there. how do you know if they re well rested? do you ask them how many hours of sleep they got? you want to pay attention to the way he looks, to the way he carries himself. does he take care of himself? if he s always yawning, if he s tired, extremely overweight, 300 pounds and giving you a lecture about losing weight or if he smells like a cigarette and telling you to stop smoking, that s bad news. you want to pay attention if you re in a doctor s office. interview them. see if they pay attention to you or brush you off. brian: do you flat-out say when is the last time you went back to school or took a class or say something like i saw something in the paper the other day. did you see it? you want to test your doctor to see if he s up to date, if he s reading about research. if you go to google there is rate m.d. s, u.s. top doctors, there is a list of