standards of excellence are out the window from the way we speak. i think of this moment as a moment that is about great momentum. .i think we all should take not. of the momentum sitting in these chairs in this moment to then continue with this moment and lead and not waste a minute because we don t have a minute to spare the zero standards about the way we. dress. blunt style o f futuristic look, they had all the songshere were just kind of feels right.b. and here s a whole fit.ime hopefully we are giving timeu aveler whap t is today an interesting topic. it s actually saggingea and how to use it, liker bagg the wear really baggy. i really recommend trying ev this out, really help improve an outfi t and don t even talk to me about the way we write. you at the point. sloppi but it s not just laziness or sloppiness at play here inan our schools and our corporate boardrooms and in politics. slowiticwhat s best about ameria is slowly being erased, nd diver replaced b
and improved quality, and that tells you something about the vacuousness of what s being done by republicans in terms of health care. the health-care system functioning well? nope. we have to improve it. but we have to have policies to improve it, and i will say this is one policy i don t like everything about it, but it actually is taking us in the right direction. i think you re right about that, and in all seriousness about the national republican party. the other silver lining of bipartisanship that i mentioned in our report tonight is that s true for the national republicans and just about everyone running for president, which is the next future step. as you said, what are this an offering? i will say, there are pretty red states like ohio that late to the game did join the plan, and that s interesting, because to join the obamacare plans and subsidize health care, and that s why the number s not 5 million, it s 35 million. at the local level, for whatever reason, those peop
and medical journals collude with industry for financial gain. if you look, ever since these sa so-called crimes were committeld ,nothing change in the system or to stop this happening again. many man of these companies end making more profit from the marketing and sales of these fraudulent drugs in the past than they did from the fines. no one got fired n. no one lost their job. and peter gosha, one of the co-founders of colquitteatea corporation, the bmj, wrote not so long ago, we need to create a system where the fines need s to be so large that these companies risk going bankrupt. e senior executives couldexecut potentially face jail sentences- if they are right after the vacuousness damar hamlin these crimes. so, yeah, dr malhotra, let mek justhi jump in. i think you hit the naili thin on the head and we ve got to roll, unfortunately. theyotta be a t i think it s goe a lot more than money because they have a ton of money.a anim i think there has to be criminal liability at some po
and life long fdr democrats who suddenly started voting republican starting in 1972 and i just wonder if that s the generational divide that has explained so much, this feeling of siege because if you were in suburban atlanta or suburban philadelphia or suburban anywhere in the 1960s and 1970s, you would have felt like your world was under siege. yeah, i m 36, i was raised in new jersey in a secular household, conservative household so i don t have any of that personal experience with 1968 but when it comes to or religion, frankly, but when it comes to moral orthodoxy, it was the moral majority position on bill clinton, the attacks on his character and his vacuousness and his immoral ability to stake out a position that was absolute
republicans, for the last three months, why did you need a guy like this on romney s most important night? we didn t. that s the whole point. we didn t need him there. it was just fun to have him there. it was fun to finally have somebody who doesn t speak in plat tudes, who doesn t used these canned phrases. doesn t speak in platitudes. we don t have to be mental mass chemistmental mass masochists and vote for someone we don t think should be in office? it was a little inside the actor s studio. i love anything with the chair. we like that, andrea. good stuff. i would take the brain of clint eastwood at 81 o over the vacuousness of eva longoria next week. who is eva longoria. i know some of the people in