criticism as far as i m concerned. harris: that s what republicans and democrats were arguing over with the former president. look at what is being accomplished on criminal justice reform and some of the biggest issues. everybody s messaging, the way they talk ordeal with people different. now democrats want that grace. quick response and i ll move on. he has open borders, drugs and people coming into the country we can t identify. we have inflation because he spent so much money. i think it s been a disaster. you can t say it s gaffe joe. you have to act like a president. judy didn t come out and say this was donald trump. that s okay he behaves that way. you want a president to behave presidential. joe should get on the program or have a mental health examination. harris: kamala harris had to remind joe biden to talk about that deadly miami apartment
collapse yesterday. had to remind him. watch. president biden: i ve got to get helicopter. can we ask you about florida? president biden: i apologize, thank you vice president. harris: judy. that s what vice presidents are for, to remind presidents that important news harris: wow, you are giving everybody a big pass. is that what vice president he has given her seven jobs and one of them she is sort of trying to go to today by not going to the epicenter of the border. she has a lot of jobs on her plate. reminding a forgetful president? it was 24 hour news coverage. everyone was covering the collapse. building. he says he cares about people. you have people still probably in the rubble. a big rescue mission going on.
bar manager and have this condition. and they said, you need to go home. so, he went home thinking that he had a stomach virus. and i didn t know the symptoms of ketoacidosis, but i do now. reporter: why was his body shutting down? his family said they learned he had run out of insulin. it was the holiday season, his calls to his doctor s office weren t returned. when he needed this drug that he needs he was denied. i m going insane. how can my son or anybody be standing in front of a pharmacy and be turned away. reporter: that s when dan and judy s mission to take on the system to save other people is just getting started. a public disclosure, kevin houdeshell is my cousin.
how can my son or anybody be standing in front of a pharmacy and be turned away reporter: that s where dan and judy s mission to take on the system and save other people is just getting started. there s more to this story that affects anyone who depends on life-sustaining drugs, such as insulin. so next, what they discovered that could have saved kevin s life, that could save other people s lives and how they took action to get legislatures in ohio to listen all the way to governor kasich s office. ere. third time that day. i wasn t even sad. first the stroke, now this. so we asked my doctor. he told us about pseudobulbar affect, or pba. it s frequent, uncontrollable crying or laughing that doesn t match how you feel. it can happen with certain neurologic conditions like stroke, dementia, or ms. he prescribed nuedexta, the only fda-approved treatment for pba. tell your doctor about medicines you take.
mind. this had to go broader. reporter: their local tv station in cleveland aired kevin s story and seemingly overnight the bureaucratic wheels started turning faster. the next day we were getting phone calls from columbus, mostly pharmacy lobbyists that wanted to know more and the law got fast tracked, we think, from that point. it only took 14 months to get it past. reporter: when they gave their personal testimony to the legislature in columbus, they knew kevin s story was going to save lives. the whole legislation was leaning forward listening on every word. reporter: they credit senator burke and then newly-elected representative nathan manning with putting their urgency into physical motion. on this bill, he called every other representative personally to garner support to get this passed. he was a tiger. and he pushed. judy says it was a sign from