president jimmy carter is receiving hospice care at his georgia home. we ll bring you the latest reaction. and plus as blinken meets face-to-face with his chinese counterpart, what the secretary of state said about the balloon shootdown over the u.s. and more on a disturbing report that thousands of ukrainian children have been forcibly relocated to russia. we ll talk to a human rights advocate about what is being done to end that.center, this is have not newsroom with kim brunh brunhuber. from georgia and around the world, people are sending thoughts and praying for peace and comfort for former u.s. president jimmy carter. his family says he has decided to begin hospice care at home. priscilla alvarez has more. reporter: former president jimmy carter has begun to receive hospice care. they say after a series of short hospital stays, jimmy carter decided to remain his remaining time at home with hospice care. and it went on to say that he has the full support of his
president, targeting july 4th for when americans can gather in small groups. that will make this independence day something truly special, where we not only mark our independence as a nation, but we begin to mark our independence from this virus. and joining me now is the most trusted figure in the country on this subject. it s dr. anthony fauci, the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases. dr. fauci, welcome back to meet the press. thank you, chuck. good to be with you. so, a year ago, literally this date, you were out there warning us. we were all contemplating how bad this would be. but i don t think anybody, any civilian thought, oh, we re going to be this is going to be a year at the time. what would you tell yourself from a year ago of what to expect and how shocked have you been about what this year s been like? you know, chuck, i knew it was going to be bad. and you know, just a couple of days ago last year, i said at a cong
We re getting history right. but then i realize my party is on fire and it s burning up in front of me. i don t know what the reset button is going to look like. i hope somebody is able to stand up and take donald trump out. what does it say to you that will hurd was booed tonight criticizing trump? he was just telling the truth. i got booed when i said our policies are so good as republicans, they even help the people that don t vote for us. and 40,000 people wearing red hats booed me. i think the conservative movement, the conservative policies make sense in today s world. it s time for us to turn the page. geoff duncan, karen finney, thanks for spending friday night with me. up next, he is facing indictments in new york and florida and as soon as next week maybe in geoff s home state of georgia and maybe washington. we re going to speak to two people who know.
I m going to die, what to i want it to have left behind and that can change what you are doing. also usually in hospice people think about not just the person who is sick but the caregivers, who is left behind after all this is done. because oftentimes for the family it is extremely stressful trying to treat this person who is extremely sick. reaction to the news of the former president s health is pouring in from all over. in carter s home state of georgia, senator warnock tweeted across life s seasons, president jimmy carter has walked with god. in this tender time of transitioning god is surely walking with him. and comedian stewart said he is the best of us. and secret service said rest easy, mr. president, we will be forever by your side. talks between the top
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