We are going to get started if you dont mind. Thanks to all of you for coming here today. Im a senior fellow at the manhattan Institutes Center for mathematical progress and we are delighted to have david joining us this afternoon to talk about his new book catastrophic care how American Healthcare killed my father and how to fix it. I think that there is when i think about health care i think of to challenges i think the conservatives have had on health care. The first is it tends to be little to criticize and critique the Health Care System because of the march and injured population and the response is than to say while the Health Care System is just fine. Its the best Health Care System the world. Dont mess with it. Dont change it. I think the second blind spot of conservatives in general the certainly in health care is the we tend to talk about policy, Public Policy philosophically or with charts and data and they are important, but a lot of times the way the liberals have one arg
Died from an infection that occurred in a hospital due to medical mistreatment. Up next mr. Goldhill, who is president and ceo of the Game Show Network contends that his fathers death was avoidable and questions how the Health Care System of wells over 200,000 similar deaths due to error. This is just over an hour will. Hello, everybody. We are going to get started if you dont mind. Thanks to all of you for coming here today. Im a senior fellow from the Manhattan Institute center for mathematical progress. And we are delighted to have David Goldhill join us this afternoon to talk about his new book catastrophic care how American Healthcare killed my father and how to fix it. What i think of to challenges of blind spots that conservatives have had on health care the first is that it tends to be liberals who criticize and critique our Health Care System largely because of the large on injured population and the reflexive intuitive response of conservatives have been to say the Health Car
By the Heritage Foundation in washington d. C. Join me in welcoming William Perry pendley, author of sagebrush rebel. [applause] when it came to energy, Natural Resources and the environment reagan knew exactly what he wanted to do. Of course he had been governor of california and like the other ten western states california is a federal lands state. The government jones a third of the nation, most of that in the American West and california like colorado, half of it was owned by the federal government so Ronald Reagan as governor of california, not just when it was sovereign but also when it was a land owner in many cases of bad neighbor. So he had to have experience, he knew the agency, the park service, the fish and Wildlife Service and the Forest Service and the department of agriculture and the bureau reclamation, he had experience with those agencies firsthand and he brought that knowledge with him in the years ahead. Something phenomenal about reagan was he had a photographic me
Her tenure in the Bush Administration where she served as National Security adviser from 2001 to 2005 and as the 66th secretary of state from 2005 to 2009. This is about 50 minutes. [applause] its one thing led to learn about American History in the classroom. Its quite another to of for these lessons up close and personal with one of the 21st centuries chief architects of American Foreign policy. The leadership lecture series was established by ambassador xu cobb to commemorate her husband, chuck birthday. Please join me in recognizing sue and chuck for 25 years of providing the university of Miami Community with the opportunity to host insightful and a provocative leaders from all walks of life. [applause] i also want the students to thank them for generously donating 300 secretary rices very big books which were given to the first 300 students who attended this years event. [applause] the University Takes no credit for doing this. I want to thank our very good friend of the books an
Was falling apart. Lets talk about what is going on behind the scenes at the white house. Kristin fisher with the latest. Neil, the full budget wont be released till tomorrow. Were getting a sense for who the big winners and losers are thanks to the outline that President Trump released in march. You may remember, the big winner in that outline was the pentagon. The president proposed increasing defense spending by 54 billion. That is more money for national security, Border Security and law enforcement. To pay for it, he suggested steep cuts to education, epa and foreign aid and now massive cuts to entitlements are expected to be a core component of the budget released tomorrow. The next ten years, were talking 800 billion for medicaid. That is according to the Washington Post and 193 billion from snap or food stamps as reported by the associated press. It appears Social Security and medicare wont be cut as President Trump promised repeatedly on the campaign trail. He promised to dras