know, as one went down we d go to another one. but no lights, no water, no telephone, and we were locked in for like three days, four days. you couldn t get out. and who were you with? i was by myself, but there was somebody else that condo wasn t safe. they didn t have hurricane shutters. i had hurricane shutters, so they came and slept in mine. reporter: now pat allard is are from massachusetts, and she says that she actually went to the bahamas before the hurricane to take care of her condo, and she said that she s not letting go. she s definitely going to go back and alex, i ve got to tell you, here in palm beach county, the county is making a shelter available for individuals who may not have shelter, but they do say that most of the people
were going to show us how to fight class enemies and carry out the revolution here like that. the red guards destroyed symbols of force while society goodrem was worried that if the guards found her mother s painting of the guardian angel the family get into trouble. that they actually first we thought about hiding it like in the basement but i said please don t they ll come in and search the place you couldn t get out if. goodrem and her two half brothers finally persuaded their mother to hand over the painting. a moms they tore it down and burned it or something. the red guards rounded up large numbers of suspected counter-revolutionaries. with paul crooks father still imprisoned his mother was now also brought in for questioning.
thanks to the insurance companies, thanks to the pharmacies, thanks to the hospitals, thanks to doctors. today wasn t a disaster. but every year, health plans go through this transition, people switch. and every year, there are problems. so we re working very hard to make sure it s as smooth as possible, that people don t fall through the cracks. if somebody has a problem, they don t think they re insured, they should call their insurer. if that doesn t work, we have an 800-number. we have people standing by, 24 hours a day. it s 1-800-318-2596. phil, you worked on this, you were one of the chief architects of the legislative strategy to get this passed. you were working, i imagine, hundred-hour weeks to get this passed. you left the white house, you basically got pulled back in, like some sort of gangster movie. you couldn t get out. you re back in the white house. do you ever wonder, like, i m going to be 85 years old, defending the freaking affordable care act from the people who
hospitals, thanks to doctors. today wasn t a disaster. but every year, health plans go through this transition, people switch. and every year, there are problems. so we re working very hard to make sure it s as smooth as possible, that people don t fall through the cracks. if somebody has a problem, they don t think they re insured, they should call their insurer. if that doesn t work, we have an 800 number. we have people standing by, 24 hours a day. it s 1-800-318-2596. phil, you worked on this, you were one of the chief architects of the legislative strategy to get this passed. you were working, i imagine, hundred-hour weeks to get this passed. you left the white house, you basically got pulled back in, like some sort of gangster movie. you couldn t get out. you re back in the white house. do you ever wonder, like, i m going to be 85 years old, defending the freaking affordable care act from the people who are trying to destroy it?
yesterday wasn t a disaster thanks to the insurance companies, thanks to the pharmacies, thanks to the hospitals, thanks to doctors. today wasn t a disaster. but every year, health plans go through this transition, people switch. and every year, there are problems. so we re working very hard to make sure it s as smooth as possible, that people don t fall through the cracks. if somebody has a problem, they don t think they re insured, they should call their insurer. if that doesn t work, we have an 800-number. we have people standing by, 24 hours a day. it s 1-800-318-2596. phil, you worked on this, you were one of the chief architects of the legislative strategy to get this passed. you were working, i imagine, hundred-hour weeks to get this passed. you left the white house, you basically got pulled back in, like some sort of gangster movie. you couldn t get out. you re back in the white house. do you ever wonder, like, i m going to be 85 years old, defending the freaking affordable c