will greece leave the eurozone? we will speak to paul mason. then, to the obama administration s war on whistleblowers. in 2009, i had a . i have recently had a new life. i had recently gotten married. i was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, national security. i had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. amy: six years ago, state department analyst stephen came i kim began speaking to a foxnews reporter. we will speak to peter maass of the intercept, on his new piece destroyed by the espionage act, and here kim in his own words. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the white house is delaying president obama s executive actions on immigration after a federal judge blocked them earlier this week. obama s move to shield millions from deportation was supposed to begin taking its first applications today. but u.s. district judge andrew hanen,
does has not failed. amy: a battle over austerity leaders reject a european deal to extend the terms of the current bailout. will greece leave the eurozone? we will speak to paul mason. then, to the obama administration s war on whistleblowers. in 2009, i had a . i have recently had a new life. i had recently gotten married. i was about to go work for the secretary of state on foreign policy, national security. i had no inkling that the dark clouds would suddenly be appearing. amy: six years ago, state department analyst stephen came i kim began speaking to a foxnews reporter. we will speak to peter maass of the intercept, on his new piece destroyed by the espionage act, and here kim in his own words. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i m amy goodman. the white house is delaying president obama s executive actions on immigration after a federal judge blocked them earlier this week. obama s move to s
first of all, i ve never been so excited to take a test, ever. you took the test yourself? right. which they didn t want me to do, which made me want to take it so much more. they never had a reporter take the test, and they sometimes reuse some of the questions. there s a whole security question there. they don t want after rewrite all the questions every single time which makes sense. i had to sign an affidavit swearing i would never reveal the exact questions, and get it notarized which was nostalgic. and then i could take the test. likely there s a bunch of questions they had made public so i could share some of those, but i went to this place and i sat they had some poor woman making sure wasn t going to cheat or anything, for hours she sat there. it was the weirdest thing. it is the only time in my life i took a standardized test where i had to actually slow down and do that thing that as adults sometimes don t do enough, thank. i had to say, w
sources. then the bipartisan policy center hosting a discussion on the future of long-term care insurance. then an update on how many people have signed up for health insurance under the affordable care act. what we need is something akin to the grace commission ring the reagan administration commission during the clinton administration. with integrity, former members of congress, no current elected politicians, to do a complete audit of government. every agency of government has a piece of legislation or charter that created it. it has a purpose. if it is not fulfilling that purpose or doing it within a reasonable budget, it should be cut or eliminated. this came in with the highest motivation. do you know and i did not know until i researched it there are three had starts. two?do we have the other because the first one was not working. washington,broken saturday night at 10:00 eastern and sunday night at 9:00, and then a book party. year sekend, this national black wr
right now, medicaid primarily provides coverage in institutional setting. there is opportunity to bring move for people into the homes. i think there is an opportunity there. inflation for last five years have gone up 4.3% per year and it is the same for assisted-living in-home care which is only growing a little more than one percent. we need to think about inflation because if you picture of the maybe baby boomer, 68, needing care 15 years from now. if you look forward and you project 25 years from today when the bulk of the baby boomers will be at the age where they need care, at the current rate they cost $80,000 and dental floss to $200,000 a year in on average people need three years of coverage. coming back to the public and private solutions, i think there is a lot of opportunities there to come up with insurance that is both public and private. we need more innovative products, lower cost products. role for certainly a public insurance and public financing. i m l