of massachusetts. it has people who get sick and who gets dropped get dropped. it has people who cannot get insurance. guest: they are unique health care markets state-by-state. what the president has said is that we should take a federal standard and apply it to 50 states. that is why it was rejected by voters. guest: the principle that people without insurance should be able to get it, people with pre-existing conditions ought to be able to get insurance and hold onto it that principle applies across state lines. host: stephen mcmahon and kevin madden are with us. check u out at twitter.com/cspan. donald trump in the nework post. he is going to be in iowa june 10th at a republican party fund-raiser. guest: i think it has the potential to be a distraction. we had a hard time of being a party of rebuilding to restructure of a modernized message. the risk we have trump candidacs that in index a level of celebrity in the campaign where we are no longer talking about big e
me six children on the same block with leukemia. these are mothers reporting to me 15 children within blocks of one another who have globalist. in some instances it is immerses reporting to mothers the large numbers of pediatric cancer they are seeing in certain communities. this work is being done at hawk by concerned citizens. we must gather data from the field and act. we must develop national strategies for identifying actionable information. we must take a combined arms approach if you will to the battle against disease of our own making. when i talk about this issue, i think of my son who is fighting the war in afghanistan. if i were suddenly to find myself in the field of conflict, it would not matter how credentializing was, and their mentalist, ph.d. or u.s. senator. i would take my leave from those who have been on the ground. make no mistake, i feel as if we are in a war here at home. in this battle we look to you as our commander. on that map, those constituents,
in this battle, we look to you as our commander. on that matter, those constituents, your troops, they are sending you a message. but we are not listening. while the map is not scientific, it shows firsthand experiences are providing us the data that we need. they are reporting to me for help because they are concerned that the pollution in their towns is what is making them and their children sick. i will continue to work diligently to gather to gather greater information and report what it is they are seeing. this map, i believe, but this all to do so. we must listen and learn from what these people in the affected communities are telling us. we cannot just sit back and the safety of our offices and our own homes and hear these stories and think that it is not possible. the reports say it cannot happen. i am here to tell you today that they do happen and they are happening. in april, 2010, the president s council declared that the number of cancers caused by toxic chemica