Political commentator Lori Hopkins-Cavanagh joined Brad and Paul to talk about NATIONALISM VERSUS GLOBALISM OBAMA/CLINTON/BUSH VERSUS TRUMP. WHY EDUCATION WILL MAKE OR BREAK THE FUTURE OF AMERICA GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP - United Nations Political Indoctrination of students in Connecticut Schools into Agenda 2030 New World Order.
FRANCIS PADILLA, President Universal Health Care Foundation of Connecticut. Back in January Brad interviewed me about the high costs of health care and what the Governor and the Legislature should do about them. An invitation was extended to come back on to update you later in the session. There is a bill, HB 7267, that would make coverage more affordable to employees of small business and nonprofit organizations, and individuals who have to buy insurance on their own. It is working its way through the process. Rep. Sean Scanlon, Sen. Matt Lesser and Comptroller Kevin Lembo are the authors and champions of the bill....She joined Paul to talk about this
HEALTHCARE EXPERT SETH DENSON will talk about: 1 IN 10 AMERICANS SKIPPING DOSES AS PRESCRIPTION DRUG PRICES RISE. A group of Democratic senators this week introduced the Affordable Medications Act, legislation that aims to cut prescription drug prices. Rising costs are a big issue for patients like Maryanne Perry, who depends on a prescription inhaler for her chronic lung disease (COPD). "Climbing a flight of stairs, by the time you get up you're literally huffing and puffing and gasping for air," Perry said. Last summer, Perry lost health insurance coverage and missed a deadline to enroll in Medicare's Part D drug program. She learned her inhaler would jump from a $50 copay to a staggering $1,000 a month.
Announcing the launch of a new Bill O'Reilly book series. The theme: "Confronting."
And the first installment publishes in September. "Confronting the Presidents: No Spin Assessments from Washington to Biden." In it, Bill takes the measure of each of the 45 presidents.... Who served the country best? Who most undermined the founding fathers' ideals? The heroes, the disasters. And of course using the style of storytelling you've come to expect from a Bill O'Reilly book.
