Thats the exact approach we took when we controlled in congress and president obama was in and we had ebola crisis and this is the same approach were taking now. Unfortunately, on the democratic side, we were not able to pass it last week. They control the floor. It gave the dccc to have campaign ads against seven republicans, not sure what that was about. It gave them a political arm they wanted to use. I dont think thats the place for it. I think they owe the American People an apologize. And more, we should spend more effort in solving the problem. I think the work we have done this week yesterday, we brought in a number of the Companies Working on vaccines and treatment. Also, nih and also the Vice President gave us a briefing as well as the democrats. We had another briefing today. We learned more and more about this virus every single we learn more and more about this virus every single day. The problem is china being very closed. Not open from the beginning. Not allowing our sci
This House Appropriations subcommittee hearing is an hour ad a half good hour and half. [indiscernible] Surgeon General of the United States air force. Assistant secretary of state defense for health affairs. Director of health agency. Officer ofcutive health care and management system. Systems. Today, we have serious questions on how medical reforms have been accounted for in the president s budget for fiscal year 2021. We will have ce, members coming in and out. E are getting briefings on coindividual 19 covid19 as and there are other meetings going on but your full testimony is available. Last members had it night, like i did, to read through it. So well get started. Spectrum in the military Health Care System to benefit care, in many cases the justifications lacks adequate detail for the subcommittee to make informed decisions. The departments study on reducing and eliminating Certain Health Care Services at many military Treatment Facilities and an update on the departments Electr
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Ill win. Well, good afternoon. Thank you all for your patience. As weve been trying to get some of these kinks worked out. Um, welcome to the rosa parks. My name is donna beisel. I am the interim director of the museum and we are honored to have all of you here today as we the 67th anniversary of mrs. Parks arrest on the evening of december 1st, 1955, her brave act of that quiet, deliberate, defiant, no in the face of the unfair and unjust practice of jim crow segregation sparked what would become the montgomery bus boycott and the civil rights. As we commemorate courage of mrs. Parks and so many other men and women of the movement, we are honored to have with us today, h. H. H h leonards sorry, author of rosa beyond the bus life lessons and leadership and zoom. Dr. Ladonna boyd with publisher r h. Boyd. We also want to thank our moderator for today ms. Also, Martin Weiler with the Troy University library. And we also would like to welcome our distinguished guests here in the front row