And the National Party is overtly hiding the data, keeping secret the data that they have a Sub Committee held a that would let any of their own hearing about the new Trump Administration policy of candidates around the country decide rationally whether they, deporting people including children in the United States too, might want to run a little for lifesaving medical treatment. Bit against trump in order to thats what the hearing was about. The Trump Administration policy save their own skin because to send people to their deaths voters dont like trump. By deporting them from the one the Republican Party would place in the world where they rather discredit their own can receive lifesaving candidates than risk any republican taking any kind of treatment. And this, this was the first stand against trump, or risking republican question asked at anybody leaking that information that hearing. In a way that might embarrass the president. That, of course, is a capital why would having an op
human being should go through. well. he made some very big mistakes when he talked about the libyan it has been overwhelming. model for kim jong-un. devastating news. that was not a good statement to joining us now is the doctor make. you just take a look at what who has kept isabel beuso alive happened with gaddafi. that was not a good statement to longer than anyone thought possible when she was a child. make. it set us back, and frankly, he dr. paul harmatz, thank you for wanted to do things not joining us. necessarily tougher than me. i m sorry to report to you that john is known as a tough guy. there was no resolution in washington today of the looming he s so tough he got us into deadline for deportation, and iraq. that s tough. isabel has said she s still not but he s somebody that i actually had a very good sure what s going to happen. relationship with. but he want getting along with thank you, lawrence. people in the administration that i consider very important. we are r
washington today of the looming deadline for deportation, and isabel has said she s still not sure what s going to happen. thank you, lawrence. we are really reaching the 11th hour, and i am feeling inspired by their testimony today. jonathan, isabel, the other panel members that were supporting their position, but as you just said, we don t see we don t see a resolution in front of us, and i just keep hoping that media pressure, support from congress, rational thinking, kindness, will turn the tables and this will be reversed by saturday.
and i don t blame kim jong-un for what he said after that. the disassociation of the questions versus the imminent and he wanted nothing to do with john bolton. and that s not a question of death these patients are all being tough. that s a question of being not facing if we stop therapy at this point, and i you know, i smart to say something like that. not smart to say something know isabel very 20 years of like that. donald trump is surely going to find out that it was not smart taking care of her, almost 20 to say something like that about years, but you know, i think each of the cases, you re facing john bolton today. leading off our discussion a death sentence, and it s as now rick stangl, a former undersecretary of state in the obama administration. his memoir of working inside the she was describing, she s tried obama administration is coming as much as she can to lead a up soon. he s an msnbc political analyst. positive life to help other maria, former deputy chief of
come here and be on live with here is some of what isabel told us. i couldn t believe it when she said yes. it was an honor. the house oversight committee we are going to have her doctor on later in this hour. and there is no resolution about today. would effect 2000 people in what happens next in these cases. we don t know. and the date that her she the world, and this is a rare disorder. and her family have been told to my life expectancy was very get out of the country is short and the doctor said i saturday, and they haven t had might not live into my teens. after the time of my diagnosis, that revise. there s public assurances to the press, don t worry, we ll there were no approved therapy. consider your application. as far as they re concerned with in 2001, i met a doctor at usf official communications with the government, they re required to get out. today would be a good day to at a hospital in oakland who had clarify it, as would several days before today. a treatmen