What a magnificent setting. It is hard when you drive in here not to think of circumstances president roosevelt faced and how he overcame so much for so many. Good afternoon. A few weeks ago, i spoke at gettysburg about the need to unite our nation. Today, i am here at warm springs because i want to talk about how we are going to heal our nation. Over these past few months, there has been so much pain and suffering and loss in america. Her 25,000 people have lost their lives to a virus. Many of those lives lost in the cruelest way possible. Alone. Alone in a hospital room, nursing home, no family, no friends, no loved ones beside them in the final moments. It haunts so many of the surviving families. Families who were never given a chance to say goodbye. I and many of you know what loss feels like when you lose someone you love. Holeeel the deep, black opening in your chest and you feel like youre being swallowed into it. Is tragic truth of our times that covid has left a deep and last
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Campaign event with voters and supporters in warm springs, georgia. Home of fdrs little white house. He talked about unity among the American People during this 25 minute event. Hello, hello, hello. What a magnificent setting. Its hard when you drive in here not to think of circumstances president roosevelt faced and how he overcame so much for so many. Good afternoon. A few weeks ago i spoke at gettysburg about the need to unite our nation. Today, im here in warm springs because i want to talk about how we are going to heal our nation. Over these past few months there has been so much pain and so much suffering, and so much loss in america. People have lost their lives to a virus. Many of those lives lost in the cruelest way possible. Alone. Alone. Alone in a hospital room. Alone in a nursing home. , no loved no friends ones beside them in those final moments. Haunts so many of the surviving families. Families who are never given a chance to say goodbye. I, and many of you know what l
They may need if they can. And its a reminder really here, and the reason i am bringing this to you as the top news right now of the hour, its a reminder how many tools this Prior Administration simply declined to use during the Ongoing Health crisis weve all been living through. Here is the bottom line, keeping it very clear. Under the traditional rules of obamacare, americans who qualify for those health plans, they must sign up within basically six weeks out of the year, and thats accept, unless they can prove they had a, quote, Major Life Change. Now think about this tonight. Havent we all had a Major Life Change since the virus hit in 2020 . What President Biden is doing with this new order is applying that straight forward logic. Call it logic. Call it humanitarian. Call it with a you want, to empower people to sign up now outside of that usual legal window, which can deliver more health care coverage, especially to people who may urgently need it, given whats going on. As for th
Life well planned. The freeman foundation. By judy and Peter Blum Kovler foundation; pursuing solutions for americas neglected needs. And by contributions to this pbs station from viewers like you. Thank you. Source. We are one week away from the u. S. Election, campaigning is intensifying in critical battleground states. The divisions in our nation are getting wider, angry people are upset. Anger and suspicion are growing. Donald trump has just arrived at his rally in michigan, a state that he won in 2016 by a margin of just over 10,000 votes. A surgeon early votes suggests turnout could be at historic levels. 66 million votes have been cast so far, almost half the nber of the 2016 election already. Italians are on the streets for a second night to protest against stricter coronavirus restrictions as the country reports a Record Number of daily infections. We will be live. Two childrennd two adults have died after a migrant boat capsized back to reach the u. K. Todays events underline