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ms. pelosi: good morning, everyone. thank you for being here. we re honored to have some special guests with us today. maureen murphy, denise white-jennings, and emily. you ll be hearing from them. they re our v.i.p. s, our very important people. we re honored to be joined by them. we re understanding that the republicans want to press forward with their latest version of trumpcare. as they do so they are threatening devastation in the lives of america s families. the latest republican plan to gut essential health benefits and protections for pre-existing conditions will make it impossible for millions of americans to afford the health coverage they desperately need. this is deadly. this is deadly. trumpcare means heart stopping premium increases for americans in anything from asthma to cancer and the list goes on on the alphabet. no band-aid amendment will fix it. if republicans have their way, americans with pre-existing conditions will be pushed off their insurance ....
as they do so they are threatening devastation in the lives of america s families. the latest republican plan to gut essential health benefits and protections for pre-existing conditions will make it impossible for millions of americans to afford the health coverage they desperately need. this is deadly. this is deadly. trumpcare means heart stopping premium increases for americans in anything from asthma to cancer and the list goes on on the alphabet. no band-aid amendment will fix it. if republicans have their way, americans with pre-existing conditions will be pushed off their insurance and segregated into high risk pools where they face soaring costs, worse coverage, and restricted care. costs, soaring costs, worse coverage, restricted care. it s a frightening future for families who need affordable, dependable health care the most. the fight against trumpcare is a fight for children. you ve heard me, many of you, talk frequently about see woe zoey madison lin, born ....
days, the american people have witnessed earth-shaking revelations about the outrageous behavior of president trump. the appointment of former fbi director mueller as special prosecutor is a good first step. the action shows the urgency of investigating trump/russia possible collusion and interfering in our election. it also recognizes the gravity of the president s abuse of power in trying to shut down the fbi s investigations. former director mueller is a respected public servant of the highest integrity. everyone respects him. the trump administration must give former director mueller s investigation the resources and independence it needs. i m concerned that director mueller will still be subject to the supervision of the trump appointed leadership at the justice department. we must remain vigilant to protect the integrity of the mueller investigation. a special prosecutor cannot take the place of a truly independent outside commission that is completely free from t ....
. this is lovely to get to interview on a book that i think it s fantastic i read in one sitting in founded of silly fascinating so my first question to you is how and the world could you write this so quickly because you are referencing things that happened april and may and the book just came out. it is great to speak with you i m glad you enjoyed the book. at was a bit of a frenzied. i publish a new book about every seven years and i give myself a break between but i just wanted to get it out as quickly as possible there are a couple of chapters focused on what we should expect if there is a crisis in the united states of an economic crisis or a major security crisis. and i felt so passionate that there needed to be a political disaster prepared this around progressives that i just wrote what i had never written before also working with a publisher that was committed to getting it out very quickly that publishing industry nearly finished the book then it creeps a ....
subject which i ve been doing for decades now that really seriously, it s a couple years while i was writing the book i found empathy coming up more and more and i began to realize the things i have learned that came to the essential were good communication often boiled down to empathy.but i first i wasn t crazy about that idea because i didn t trust the word empathy. when i first began to hear about the it started to show up in our culture and awful lot a couple decades ago. and when i started to think about it i thought this sounds like a very soft, q. week, new ag emotional kind of emotion-based thing that i m not sure i believe what s being transmitted by that notion. and then themore i worked on it, the more i realize that for me , my definition of the, the way i think about it is not the way everybody thinks about it. there are many meetings that empathy has two different people. to some people it means compassion. it means sympathy. it means getting to the othe ....