Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Valvomme, kun muut nukkuvat. Eläinsairaala Mevet päivystää Helsingin pitäjänmäessä vuoden jokaisena päivänä ja yönä. Tervetuloa Mevetiin. Evidenssia.fi kautta Mevet.
Moro, mitä äijä? Miks mun pihassa on valtava lumivuori? No piti testaa lumitykkiä ja kaikkia näitä uusia mäenlaskuvälineitä. Ja ajattelin, että teidän skillit tykkäisi jäisailaa. Onks tuolla huipulla kahvila? No ihan termarista kakaovaa ja pieni makkaran paistopiste. Mietit varmaan, miten sä etän pystyyn yhdessä yössä. No, itse asiassa. Itse asiassa. Viilteemasta löytyy edulliset välineet hommaan kuin hommaan. Oli kysymys sitten omasta tai kaverin projektista.
Hei, kuka ajaa? Mä oon juonut vain neljä. Niin me nyt sit mennään. Mitäs täällä arvotaan? Bussilla, taksilla tai selvällä kyydillä tietty. No tottakai, obviously näin. Vaikea tilanne. Helppo ratkaisu. Rattiin vain selvänä. Liikenneturva.
On jälleen se aika vuodesta, jota kaikki ovat odottaneet, eli kulkuset kilisee ja kiirettä pitää. Ensin lahja, sitten ruokaostoksille, jossain välissä siivoamaan ja paketoidakin pitää. Kinkkuuniin, laatikot vuokaan, kohta se alkaa. Ruoat pöytään, lökit huiviin ja syömään. Sitten jaetaan lahjat, toistetaan sama seuraavana päivänä, mutta ilman lahjoja. Unestaa panipäivänä, vihdoin ja viimein koittaa paras aika vuodesta, kun kiekko tippuu jäähän.
Jääkiekon nuorten MM-kisat 26. joulukuuta alkaen TV5 ja HBO Maxilla. lizards selling you healthcare on TV. Am I right? Isn't that what the American people are asking for? I kid you not. That is what the MAGA Republicans are saying is part of their plan. Here, watch what Steve Scalise, MAGA Republican, said in the morning. Let's play it.
Kaikki huomioivat, että miksi kun katsoin TV-palveluja, näen kekkoälyä ja emuja, ja näen kaikkia muualla tuollaisia eläimiä, jotka tuottaa terveydenhuoltoa. He tuottaa omistajien terveydenhuoltoa. Miksi he eivät tuottaa terveydenhuoltoa?
That's exactly the question on everybody's mind right now. Why aren't they selling health insurance? Then let me show you what Mike Lawler, a Republican, had to say, that it was political malpractice to not allow a vote on the Affordable Care Act subsidy. Let's play it. Mike Lawler is a very dear friend and a close colleague of mine. Ironically, the weekend before last I was in New York in his district on Long Island and we were campaigning together
ja varmistaa, että hän valmistuu uudelleen. Mike Lawler haastaa New Yorkista, kuten jokainen republikaanin tässä keskustelussa tekee heidän alueensa. Alueet ovat erilaisia, heillä on erilaisia prioriteetteja ja ideoita, mutta meillä on noin yhdeksän alueista keskustelussa, jotka haastavat eri alueista, jotta he voivat vähentää kosteuksia kaikille heidän järjestelmään.
Ja monet haluivat valita tämä Obamacare-era, joka demokraattiset tehtivät. Puhuimme, miten pystymme mahdollistamaan tuon vahvistusvalvon. Ja se ei ollut. Tehtiin sitä koko viikonloppuun. Ja lopulta ei tullut yhteyttä. Kaikki olivat huolehtineet. Vahvistusvalvon!
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Chapter 2: How is Donald Trump impacting the GOP's healthcare strategy?
I don't know which comment you're referring to and in what context, but I'll tell you, I talk to the president sometimes multiple times each day. He and I and his team and our teams work around the clock. Literally, the president and I will talk sometimes at midnight and then again at 6 a.m. I mean, this president doesn't sleep. He's working all the time. The agenda is aggressive. There is much more to do. I think what he's... Sometimes when he's... I think he's taken out of context on...
It's always taken out of context. He never sleeps. They talk in the middle of the night. Let's bring in Democratic Congress member Jared Moskowitz. Congressman Moskowitz, I just give you these layups sometimes at the beginning. Sometimes we're like, what should we talk about? I'll let you respond to those clips. Although it's some deeply serious stuff that they're kind of making light of, huh?
There was a lot there, Ben. I don't even know where to begin. Can we go back to the characters from the insurance companies, like the gecko and the duck? I like Scalise talking about all the zoo animals. I sometimes think that's reminiscent of what the house is like. It's probably why he felt comfortable. He's actually not making a terrible point, by the way. It's something that we've discussed in Florida in the legislature for a long period of time, which is allowing insurance companies
to sell specific lines of insurance that they make money on, and allowing insurance companies to not sell certain lines of insurance that they don't make money on. In Florida it's a home insurance issue, where we let them sell auto insurance, but not home insurance. They always threaten to pull out of the market if we make them sell home insurance. Here's a similar thing, right? I mean, everyone should be selling all lines of insurance. Some of them will make a lot of money, some will be lost leaders.
Hän ei ole tekemässä huonoa asiaa, mutta haluan, että hän käyttää kaikenlaisia hienoja henkilökohtaisia, joita me usein ajattelemme. Tämä joskus muistuttaa Mikeä Johnsonia, joka kosploittaa puheenjohtajaa. Haluan, kun hän kysyy presidenttiä. Tietysti tiedämme, että puheenjohtaja Johnson ei ole saanut mitään terveydenhuoltoa, mutta hänellä on muistitaitoja.
I haven't seen that. I haven't heard about it. You're telling me about it for the first time. The president, he likes words and all caps and commas. He says things that are sometimes funny. Speaker Johnson just can't get away from having to figure out how to defend the president without making it look like he has completely no idea what's going on at any point in time in the Capitol.
As far as Lawler and the group of Republicans, look, they're trying to win the re-election. They know there's a tsunami coming, and the Republicans say they want to keep the House, but they're exposing their center members, or supposed center moderate members, who want to take a healthcare vote. Lawler's literally trying to save them from themselves, and they're not willing to listen. And so look, that is what it is.
I believe where we're at now is they're not going to extend the healthcare subsidies. I have 160,000 people in my district who receive those subsidies. People are going to immediately lose their health insurance. Others' health insurance is going to double or triple every month, and they won't be able to renew it because they won't be able to afford it. And Republicans are going to own this healthcare crisis. Ben, remember, 15 years they've had to develop a healthcare plan.
That's how old Obamacare is right now. 15 years they have had to try to develop a healthcare plan. Repeal and replace, remember that? They never did repeal and they never came up with replace. We have a concept of a plan in the first Trump administration. He said he was releasing it like every two weeks. That two weeks went on for three years. Then we're back.
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Chapter 3: What does Congressman Moskowitz say about the Affordable Care Act?
changes in your district on their outlook right now of the political dynamic with these very close races in 2024 and we're seeing plus 12 plus 14 democratic over performances we saw what happened in miami recently with the democratic mayor winning there what are you seeing in your district in florida
Well, let's go backwards for a second. So, you know, Florida had had more Democrats, more registered Democrats. Even when we were electing Republican governors, we still had more registered Democrats in the state of Florida. But since COVID, that's dramatically changed. We've seen re-registrations in Florida, and we've seen obviously a lot of people moving to Florida from California, Chicago, New York, New Jersey, Connecticut since COVID. Now Republicans outnumber Democrats in the state of Florida by 1.4%.
million registered voters when we outnumbered them by about 300,000 registered voters pre-COVID. So there's been a dramatic change in registrations to Florida clearly being a red state. My district is a moderate district. They redistricted it just four years ago, tried to make it as Republican as possible. This was a district that Ted Deutch won by 13 points, then they redistricted it when I first came in and I won it by five.
in a year that Ron DeSantis won his reelection by two. So I overperformed with Ron DeSantis winning the state by 19 points, winning my district by two, and me winning by five. The district has become even more Republican since then, almost four years ago now, since I first got, three years ago since I first got reelected. And they're talking about even more redistricting. But you're hearing a lot of things. Some of my Republican colleagues are very worried that they don't want their districts to be touched
uh because if their districts become less republican uh with the wave that is coming uh you know they they could lose their election we also have a constitutional amendment in florida that the voters put in the constitution that bars political gerrymandering so all of the folks out there talking about how they're going to politically gerrymander you know that'll be used obviously in the coming depositions in the lawsuits
Joten minun täytyy katsoa. Tämä ei toiminnassa ole toiminnassa, kuten he ajattelivat, koska he käyttivät Trump-numeroja, kun Trump oli valitsemassa näistä alueista. Ja näemme nyt, että Trump ei ole valitsemassa, heillä on turnautin asia. Näemme selkeänä demokratiaa. Siinä on 150 vuotta tarjousta, joka näyttää, että kun yksi puoli on kaikkia kolme puolta hallituksesta, he viettävät joko puolustus tai senaattia.
You could have a circumstance where Democrats are going to dramatically overperform in 26, mainly because we're the alternative and mainly because a lot of their voters won't turn out. In Dade County specifically, they told the Venezuelans they wouldn't touch TPS, they told the Haitians they wouldn't touch TPS. That turned out not to be true, the temporary protective status. The Trump administration did come after those two communities. And the Cubans are obviously watching what's happening, unfolding on television.
nähdä joitain rauhoista, ja seurauksia perheiden kanssa, ja kysyä, mitä voisi tapahtua heidän perheensä. Floridassa on edelleen republikaaninen valtio, edelleen dramaattinen republikaaninen registraatio, mutta trendit eivät ole selvästi republikaanisäätössä vuonna 2026.
Let's talk FEMA. You led emergency management in Florida, notably under the DeSantis administration, and you were widely credited for running that very successfully. And you're seeing right now the way FEMA is being run into the ground or has been run into the ground. I know there was supposed to be
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Chapter 4: How are recent political shifts affecting Florida's voter registration?
Olet tehnyt melko hyvän run-down. Kysymyksessä Kristi Noon kanssa oli mielenkiintoista. Sanoin, että oletko tehty veteraanit? Hän sanoi, että ei. Hän sanoi, että tämä on veteraanit, joita olet tehty veteraanit. Se muistuttaa Morja Povicin keinoja. Onko sinulla lapsia? Hän sanoi, että ei. Hän sanoi, että käy katsomaan lapsia. Se oli hyvin hauskaa. Kaikki tunnistivat, että hän menisi siihen, koska hän ei tiedä, mitä tehtävänsä tehtävänsä on. Tästä sanoisin Femasta.
It's actually not a laughing matter anymore. But the FEMA Council, believe it or not, Ben, actually FEMA Council was created to reform FEMA and save it. That was created as an effort, as an off-ramp from this let's get rid of FEMA completely.
uh where there which are there are some in the administration that want to do christy noem corey lindowski want to get rid of it completely that's that's clear i think there are others especially the republican governors who understand that that's just not possible you get rid of fema states like louisiana mississippi go bankrupt if they have uh a hurricane you have you know places that are in tornado alley go bankrupt these are red states uh in fact fema helps red states more than they help blue states
Floridassa ja Teksassa on todennäköisesti suurempia budjettia, mutta jos meillä olisi eri elokuvia, kuten Irmaa, Harveya ja Mariaa, jos meillä olisi Cat5 Suomessa, niin Femassa ei olisi tarpeeksi suurta budjettia. Meidän olisi tarpeeksi suurta D.O.T.-budjettia.
for the cleanup. So without spreading out the risk, which is what FEMA does statewide when they come in, using federal dollars, states' budgets are going to be disastrous. You'd have to raise taxes. And so I actually think they're trying to reform FEMA. And look, FEMA needs reform.
I think there's nothing wrong with that. That's a fair criticism. But that reform is getting FEMA out of homeland security. And believe it or not, that was actually in the original report. In the original report done by this, it was like a hundred and something pages long. They were going to move FEMA out of homeland. Kristi Noem actually stopped that. She pulled that out of the report and sent a shorter report to the White House, not the full report.
that the entire council did she then created her own summary of the report sent to the white house okay i don't know where this is obviously because obviously i don't get information but something tells me there's a disconnect between what christine noem is trying to accomplish and what the white house wants to try to accomplish and i think they're the ones who canceled that meeting and i think they're the ones who have paused this whole thing because they're hearing from republican governors who can't get their reimbursement money out of fema
You can't get it out of Kristi Noem. You're talking billions of dollars for previous storms, things that were already declared under federal declaration, under presidential declaration, money that was spent at the local level, blowing up city-county budgets that they can't get their federally declared statutory money out of Kristi Noem. And so right now, FEMA is in a very perilous situation.
Thank goodness for the American people and for the administration, quite frankly. We didn't have a hurricane this summer that would have just destroyed the agency. We got a little taste of it at that horrific flooding in Texas, where FEMA couldn't even get its swift water rescue crews going, because Kristi Noem wouldn't put them out there. You then had the director of that department resign in protest over that. And so FEMA is not a good place, I would say, of all the agencies that have been destroyed, USAID and FEMA.
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