Costs and totally destroy pennsylvania. You know that. The first step to beating this virus is beating donald trump. We made history together four years ago and tomorrow we are going to make history once again. [cheers and applause] lets go lets go steve hey, new york city. This is your 6 00 wakeup call. Lets go. Its election day 2020. We have been waiting for november 3rd for about a year and today its here. Its all about the turnout. Both sides have worked for years to make sure that you get up and go today. And just remember this and this is why you need to vote. If you dont vote, you cannot complain. Ainsley you are absolutely right. Steve right . Ainsley absolutely. The president is going to be on our show today. He is coming up at 7 00 a. M. And we have Rush Limbaugh coming up at 8 30 a. M. We are excited to talk to both of them. Brian its here. Election day. Polls open 6 00, 7 00 depending on the states. Brian i never remember a line on election day. Where i live on long island
Your own country every day. And media is doing that. Almost every africanamerican has a flagship website thats on top of all africa. So media is playing that role, and it would keep going that way. Okay. Let me i think we have time for a couple more questions. Right here. This question is for akon and amadou. Im a technologist and we have an army of developers in africa. We constantly thinking about creating something to own that content and navigate it through, but because we are so bound into our technology mind, we dont know what to do. What kind of focus what is the media focus we should be basically focusing on . My name is abdel and im from dci. My question to the panelists and you kind of touched about it a few minutes ago but you didnt go deeper. The first fdi from africa to United States, it was here. And so far its not utilizing to its full potential to change what you all are talking about as the narrative about africa. We all in this room have been to all those little of th
Hours. 1. 5 and at the university of pittsburgh. Us, there following is a hashtag. Us can email questions to them. Eet we have heard everything about networks. Why are we having so much trouble naming them . What are they . Consumer plans offer networks that do not include other medical providers and some are saying that the Smaller Networks cause problems for providers and many are saying that, if they are done the right way, it can help create competition and control costs. Questionsare a lot of and there is trouble naming them. Do they save money . Is the quality of care as good . Do consumers need choice . Be inould the governments setting the requirements for the networks. . Hat is the Consumer Experience so, we are fortunate to have are goingth us and we to start with the wisconsin insurance commissioner who plays a leadership role at the National Association of Insurance Commissioners as a point person on this subject and heading up efforts on regulation. Joe, to my left, is the
Structure. Things that were mentioned as opposed to those things on structure. I think the more we improve outcomes, the less important the decisions we make and the easier it would be to make decisions about the underlig adequacy things so we can avoid the most agree jous cases of where they are problems. In summary, we will not get this perfectly correct. There will be complaints for a variety of reasons. Many are likely to be justifiable, but we have to avoid the temptation to move to a system that creates a Creative Network development because we want to avoid there ever being a problem when those networks do get developed. Thank you. Great. Thank you. Before we head into the q a, one question for the three panelists. What do we already know about cost and quality . If you comparing the narrower to the broader networks. Do we have numbers and research that show us numbers in terms of cost and quality . One thing is with all of the data that is now available for research, what we ar
They all wear the foot soldiers as you well. They were all the legal arm of the sabar is so just as the sabar Rights Movement was getting going in the 50s and 60s these particular lawyers were really at least of their careers and they became the evil arm of the sabar Rights Movement. Kenneth author of the new book representing the raise the creation of the civil rights lawyer published by University Harvard press. Up next on booktv after words with this weeks guest dvera cohn. What to expect when no ones expecting americas coming demographic disaster. A in it mr. Last discusses the population implosion in the u. S. And its impact on the economy culture and politics. This program lasts about an hour host jonathan welcome. This is a very meaty book and theres a lot going on in here. The main thesis of course is the falling birthrate problem and what are the causes of those falling birthrates and the consequences. The rising individualism and and american lives in the sustainability of re