from social security. nothing else stayed put. their mortgage payments, their rent, their food, their cost of living all increased, but for them they were stuck. these are the people that have worked all of their lives. i think we have a moral obligation to do so. i d love to hear from our witnesses what they think about that. nd start with dr. vindini. it dr. candy? dr. candy: i completely agree. i think specifically we talked earlier about many people who people of color in particular, who are in nursing homes and black and latino people there in nursing homes in which they are . larger part of the population nursing homes are hit harder. not only are they not receiving the economic resource that is they can to maintain their livelihood, they are also facing this epidemic. they are also harming as a result of covid-19. for many of these people it s a perfect storm. at least they can be economically during this crisis and i think we should be focused on elderly people
this is just over three hours and forty minutes. good afternoon. welcome to next, the second annual new democratic coalition. i m susan delbene and i represent washington state s first congressional district. and this congress i also serve as the new democrat coalition s vice chair for policy. so i m honored to host today s policy conference. we have a dynamic set of speakers from from the new dem coalition and outside experts on the range of important issues. before i do around overview of the agenda, i want to spend a few minutes telling you why i m excited about the new dems the opportunity to be policy leaders in the democratic party and in congress. the new democrat coalition is made up of our forward-thinking democrats who are committed to pro-economic growth, pro-innovation, and fiscally responsible policies. new democrats are a solutions oriented coalition, seeking to bridge the gap between left and right. by challenging partisan approaches to governing. we don t sa
conference with several democratic members of congress to discuss the party s agenda for the current congressional session and the 2020 campaign. this is three hours and 45 minutes. go washington state. good afternoon. welcome to the second annual new democratic coalition policy conference. i m susan delbene and i represent washington state s first congressional district. and this congress i also serve as the new democrat coalition s vice chair for policy. so i m honored to host today s policy conference. we have a dynamic set of speakers from from the new dem coalition and outside experts on the range of important issues. before i do around overview of the agenda, i want to spend a few minutes telling you why i m excited about the new dems the opportunity to be policy leaders in the democratic party and in congress. the new democrat coalition is made up of our forward-thinking democrats who are committed to pro-economic growth, pro-innovation, and fiscally responsible poli
he s the host of the wrong hole liberty report he recently warned of a stock market meltdown which he claims will be worse than the class of one thousand nine hundred twenty nine let s find out what s behind that warning wrong joins us from lake jackson texas what do you base. well base the warning on the fact that there s been a gross distortion in the marketplace due to our monetary policy so if one understands how the monetary system affects the stock market you can more or less bought you know the bubbles in the distortions we can t spot exactly when they crash where we re all probably in the early stages of it really coming down but the big problem is is that the that central economic planning through the federal reserve doesn t work because it s designed mostly to protect big banks and big corporations and finance the military industrial complex in a welfare state and instead he goes into different play. it causes economic bubbles the longer the bubble lasts and the low
welcome. i am yasmin vossoughian. if you re just joining us, it is good to see you. if you re sticking with us, we are so thankful for that. we have some new details today in america s latest deadly shooting. what we know about the all too familiar weapon that the gunman used and the concerns law enforcement has to protect americans when they are so often outgunned. we are going to get into that. plus, what will it take to see enemy legislation to have we are also following breaking news out of brownsville, texas where a vehicle struck and killed seven and injured six migrants. going to bring you the latest on that. we are live on the ground as migrants move to a safer future here in the united states. what is the reality for so many as title 42 ends in just four days time? a death on a new york city subway which is drawing national attention i m going to have a frank and honest discussion with princeton university professors about the delicate balance for those who take