Podcast appearances and mentions of mark kirk

MATHILDE FEBRER “MILOU EN MAI – HOMAGE A STEPHANE GRAPPELLI” ca 2024 I'll remember April, Japan feeling, Douce France, Milou en Mai, The jitterbug waltzAlain Jean-Marie (p) Jean-Marie Ecay, Samy Daussat (g) Mathilde Febrer (vln,arr) Yves Torchinsky (b) Julien Charlet (d) FRANCO AMBROSETTI “SWEET CARESS” New York, December, 2023 Soul eyes, HabaneraFranco Ambrosetti (flhrn) Alan Broadbent (p,arr,cond) John Scofield (g) Sarah Caswell (vln,concertmaster) Scott Colley (b) Peter Erskine (d) + string orchestra STEVE GILMORE JAZZ SEXTET “SILHOUETTE” Saylorsburg, PA, 1993Three and one, This is love, SilhouetteBrian Lynch (tp,flhrn) Mark Kirk (as) Ted Rosenthal (p) Steve Brown (g) Steve Gilmore (b) Jimmy Madison (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 12 de diciembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

MATHILDE FEBRER “MILOU EN MAI – HOMAGE A STEPHANE GRAPPELLI” ca 2024 I'll remember April, Japan feeling, Douce France, Milou en Mai, The jitterbug waltzAlain Jean-Marie (p) Jean-Marie Ecay, Samy Daussat (g) Mathilde Febrer (vln,arr) Yves Torchinsky (b) Julien Charlet (d) FRANCO AMBROSETTI “SWEET CARESS” New York, December, 2023 Soul eyes, HabaneraFranco Ambrosetti (flhrn) Alan Broadbent (p,arr,cond) John Scofield (g) Sarah Caswell (vln,concertmaster) Scott Colley (b) Peter Erskine (d) + string orchestra STEVE GILMORE JAZZ SEXTET “SILHOUETTE” Saylorsburg, PA, 1993Three and one, This is love, SilhouetteBrian Lynch (tp,flhrn) Mark Kirk (as) Ted Rosenthal (p) Steve Brown (g) Steve Gilmore (b) Jimmy Madison (d) Continue reading Puro Jazz 12 de diciembre, 2024 at PuroJazz.

In this episode, we discuss migration to the Vision system for EMIS users in Scotland, focusing on key aspects of preparation. Some advantages of the new hosted environment include automatic backups, improved access to clinical systems across multiple sites, more collaborative working, and the ability to use non-medical prescribing with barcoded scripts. Vision Anywhere provides a secure backup system, and offers offline access to patient records, and can be used for home visits. Preparatory steps for migration include the management of non-DM&D drugs, addressing unissued acute scripts, and understanding the Vision system's "Preferred Pharmacy" approach. The migration process involves a structured pre-go-live period with data validation, training, and familiarization with the Vision interface and functionality. GPs are encouraged to complete training, utilize the trial system for their practice, and familiarize themselves with system basics. Transferring methods of working can start now, as users understand how they need to use the new system, re-build data entry templates, appointments, recall and messaging systems. We speak to Dawn Ellis, one of the IT Facilitation Managers working with the NSS GP IT Re-provisioning Team, about how practices, and GPs in particular, can start to approach preparation for migration. We also hear from Dr Mark Kirk, of the Avon Practice in Lanarkshire, which is the first practice to have completed the migration from EMIS to Vision, about how he feels about the move. By accessing the NSS GP IT practice toolkit and actively engaging in available training resources, GPs can effectively adapt to the new system, ensuring improved efficiency and minimizing potential anxieties associated with this significant change. Detailed notes from this podcast discussion with Dawn Ellis NSS GP IT site   EMIS to Vision GP Practice toolkit (only accessible via SWAN) Process and preparation PPT – detailed overview of process at practice level with overview of Vision  (only accessible via SWAN) Vision 3 Quick Reference Guide for Clinicians Cegedim Learning Zone It will all be alright in the end… Any feedback or comments are welcome via email: alex.defranco@phs.scot    www.snughealth.org.uk 

Our old friend Mark Kirk is no stranger to the Dairy Dive, and we were fortunate enough to have him back on the show to talk about Forage Sorghums.

Given the mandate of the United Nations, you might think a genocide perpetrated by a terrorist organization against a democracy in the Middle East would be an opportunity for the UN to exercise its moral authority — perhaps even an obligation, considering the U.S. tax dollars that bankroll it.But you'd be wrong.The UN doesn't recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization. Moreover, when the UN uses the word “genocide,” it's not talking about the aims of Hamas per its charter nor what Hamas did on October 7 and pledges to do again. When the UN uses the word “genocide,” they are referring to Israeli self-defense.Why is the UN not standing up for the principles upon which it was founded? Is reform even possible at this point?Host Cliff May is joined by FDD experts Bonnie Glick and Richard Goldberg to discuss.Bonnie GlickBonnie Glick is an adjunct senior fellow at FDD. She served as the deputy administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from January 2019 to November 2020. She was nominated for the post by President Trump and confirmed by the U.S. Senate by unanimous consent. Her prior experience also includes 12 years as a U.S. foreign service officer in the Department of State with overseas tours in Ethiopia and Nicaragua and domestic tours at the State Department, National Security Council, and U.S. Mission to the United Nations. Read Bonnie's full bio here.Richard GoldbergRichard Goldberg is a senior advisor at FDD. From 2019-2020, he served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction for the White House National Security Council. He previously served as chief of staff for Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and deputy chief of staff and senior foreign policy adviser to former U.S. Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois in both the U.S. House and Senate. Read Rich's full bio here.

Given the mandate of the United Nations, you might think a genocide perpetrated by a terrorist organization against a democracy in the Middle East would be an opportunity for the UN to exercise its moral authority — perhaps even an obligation, considering the U.S. tax dollars that bankroll it.But you'd be wrong.The UN doesn't recognize Hamas as a terrorist organization. Moreover, when the UN uses the word “genocide,” it's not talking about the aims of Hamas per its charter nor what Hamas did on October 7 and pledges to do again. When the UN uses the word “genocide,” they are referring to Israeli self-defense.Why is the UN not standing up for the principles upon which it was founded? Is reform even possible at this point?Host Cliff May is joined by FDD experts Bonnie Glick and Richard Goldberg to discuss.Bonnie GlickBonnie Glick is an adjunct senior fellow at FDD. She served as the deputy administrator of the United States Agency for International Development (USAID) from January 2019 to November 2020. She was nominated for the post by President Trump and confirmed by the U.S. Senate by unanimous consent. Her prior experience also includes 12 years as a U.S. foreign service officer in the Department of State with overseas tours in Ethiopia and Nicaragua and domestic tours at the State Department, National Security Council, and U.S. Mission to the United Nations. Read Bonnie's full bio here.Richard GoldbergRichard Goldberg is a senior advisor at FDD. From 2019-2020, he served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction for the White House National Security Council. He previously served as chief of staff for Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner and deputy chief of staff and senior foreign policy adviser to former U.S. Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois in both the U.S. House and Senate. Read Rich's full bio here.

#joeseverino #danschneider #congress #republican #democrats #lakeforestpodcast #lakeforestillinois Joe Severino Joins Pete Jansons on the Lake forest Illinois podcast to discuss issues within the 10th Congressional District of Illinois *** Caution this show was left as is Unedited per Joes request. Key Moments: 0:00 1:50 Show Starts 2:12 what is a RINO? 2:49 Joe Severino Background 5:44 Keith Brin 7:24 Pipes of Joe 8:13 Joe Engages online 11:27 Joe Severino Underperformed? 12:37 Keith Brin Relationship 13:15 Genessee Theater 15:29 COR? 17:25 Schneider Rabbi 18:40 1 in 10 know whats going on what issues can Joe get traction on? 20:30 Who is Joes competitors next primary? 22:17 Mark Kirk and Bob Dold 23:15 Richard Porter 24:15 How do we bring the Republicans together? 24:30 Brad Schneider 25:00 Schneider FOIA 26:00 Why is someone going to vote for Joe Severino? 28:00 Rawthentic vs Blowhards 28:40 Gorton Center Debate 30:45 Dan Rogers 32:50 Vince Vega 33:25 Holly Kim 34:00 Dick Uhline 34:50 Mary Cole 36:50 Desantis vs Trump 39:10 Voter fatigue? 39:30 How did Bob Dold not get reelected? 42:06 Severino results undercounted? 43:30 Robin Oconner said flash drive went down 43:55 Petes mail in vote experience 44:34 how to register online 45:00 Debate Live Face off? 46:50 Joe Severino vs Dan Rogers 48:40 Joe Severino is colorfull 49:20 For Republicans to win we need everyone to win 50:50 Growing up in the streets 53:00 Joe Severino versus Dan Rogers --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lakeforestpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/lakeforestpodcast/support

Welcome back to The More We Know! Because the more we know, the more we grow. Your mentor today is Bushra Amiwala. Bushra Amiwala is one of the youngest elected muslim officials in history and daughter of immigrants who truly appreciates diversity in its many beautiful forms. As communities across our nation – the working poor, religious and ethnic minorities, and young changemakers who are ignored by political establishments – are pushed aside, Bushra is a committed voice for underrepresented citizens. She seeks to ensure that our nation's future is in good hands by building a compassionate, politically-engaged generation. Amiwala was born in Chicago and lived in the Rogers Park area until she was 10. Her family then moved to Skokie, where she graduated from Niles North High School.  She began her political career as an intern for Republican senator Mark Kirk, and was encouraged by her field office manager, Benjamin Polony, to run her own campaign for the Cook County Board of Commissioners as a college freshman. She came in second in the Democratic primaries, earning 14,988 votes, a total of 30.6% of the vote in a three-person race.  Amiwala began an annual service project on her birthday, and in 2018 made and distributed hundreds of care packages in the Chicago area with Congresswoman Jan Schakowsky, who endorsed her campaign.  Amiwala was named one of Glamour Magazine's 2018 College Women of the Year.  Amiwala is an avid public speaker and has spoken in many events such as TEDxDePaul University and Harvard University to name a few.  She is one of the subjects of an original documentary called And She Could Be Next on PBS.  She is also the female candidate on Amazon Prime's RUN The Series. She is currently the subject of an original Hulu documentary called Our America: Women Forward.Listen To The More We Know ⇨ https://www.buzzsprout.com/1134704​Subscribe ⇨https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxvfd5ddf72Btbck8SdeyBwFollow my Instagram ⇨ https://www.instagram.com/sameer.sawaqed/?hl=enFollow my Twitter ⇨ https://twitter.com/commitwithmeer

The U.S. economy grew slowly over the summer as gross domestic product, adjusted for inflation, returned to growth in the third quarter after two consecutive quarterly contractions. Gary talks about how Senate candidate John Fetterman's recovery from a stroke compares to Senator Mark Kirk's 2016 run for reelection after the Illinois Republican suffered a severe stroke. The AR-15-style rifle used in the deadly St. Louis school shooting had been taken from the shooter's possession during an interaction with police about a week before the attack, and it's unclear how he got it back.

Journalist and author Sasha Issenberg recently released his new book, The Engagement: America's Quarter-Century Struggle Over Same-Sex Marriage. Sasha chronicles the path to progress on this issue from the early 90s when even most LGBT advocates didn't see marriage equality as an achievable goal..to the present with marriage equality cemented by the Supreme Court and over 70% of Americans (and rising) lining up behind these rights. In this conversation, Sasha talks the core thesis of his book, the strategic decisions that made a difference in the debate, the key political actors on both sides of the debate, and insight into the inner workings of the Obama White House as the positions of the President and VP evolved. A lot of smart stuff from Sasha to chew on as a primer for his authoritative book, The Engagement, on the seminal civil rights issue of the last thirty years(Please consider leaving a rating and review in your podcast app)IN THIS EPISODE…The conversations that led to Sasha sinking his teeth into this topic…Sasha explains why “civil unions” was a double-edged sword for the marriage equality movement…The problems gay marriage advocates had to solve to move from losing to winning at the ballot box…The “huge” breakthrough for the gay community in the '92 presidential campaign…The Republican who played a key role in moving Senate Democrats toward marriage equality…Which marriage equality opponent was the most effective?What explains the “backlash” in public opinion against marriage equality in the mid 90s and mid 2000s?Inside the Obama White House when VP Biden comes out for marriage equality before the President…Sasha talks the 5-4 Supreme Court Obergefell decision…One elected official Sasha believes showed a Profile in Courage on this issue…Sasha talks the importance of pop culture in driving progress…Two book recommendations Sasha used as models for The Engagement…AND…George Allen, PT Barnum, Elizabeth Birch, Barbara Boxer, Bill Clinton, Brides Magazine, James Comey, contact theory, Betsy DeVos, Mike Dukakis, the ERA ratification fight, Andrew Flores, Barney Frank, Freedom to Marry, going to war with Bolivia, Whoopi Goldberg, Lisa Grove, Hawaii's Future Today, Valerie Jarrett, Anthony Kennedy, Mark Kirk, the LDS Church, longitudinal connections, Claire McCaskill, Ken Mehlman, the movable middle, notebook factories, the NRCC, NYT wedding announcements, the Orlando Magic, the Portland Arch Diocese, the Reliance Doctrine, Rob Portman, Robin Roberts, Chuck Robb, Mitt Romney, Arnold Schwarzenegger, sending astronauts to Pluto, Amy Simon, the soil of South Carolina, Jon Tester, Third Way, The View, virtuous cycles, Dick Wirthlin, & MORE!

The longest-running farm program in West Texas, the AgriBusiness Report is our daily interview program with decision-makers in the world of Agriculture. Today we continue our conversation with Mark Kirk from Alta Seeds.

The longest-running farm program in West Texas, the AgriBusiness Report is our daily interview program with decision-makers in the world of Agriculture. Today's guest is Mark Kirk with Alta Seeds.

With the defeat of the Axis Powers in 1945, the United States emerged as the strongest nation on earth. But rather than emulate hegemons of the past, American leaders envisioned a new and different world order. Their goal was to organize an "international community," establish "universal human rights," and a growing body of "international law." This project required new institutions, in particular the United Nations. Three quarters of a century later, it requires willful blindness not to see that the UN and many other international organizations have become bloated and corrupt bureaucracies, increasingly serving the interests of despots. To discuss what’s gone wrong and what might be done to prevent the UN and other international organizations from drifting further into the clutches of authoritarians host Clifford D. May is joined by Richard Goldberg, Orde Kittrie, and Emma Reilly. Rich Goldberg is a Senior Advisor at FDD. Among his many government positions, Rich previously served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction for the National Security Council, and Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Foreign Policy Adviser to former Mark Kirk, both when Kirk was in the House and then the Senate. Rich is also an officer in the U.S. Navy Reserve. We thank him for his service. Also joining is Orde Kittrie. He, too, is a Senior Fellow at FDD as well as a professor of law. He is a leading expert on nonproliferation law and policy, and an expert on international law, particularly as it relates to the Middle East. On lawfare, well, he wrote the book. It’s title: Lawfare: Law as a Weapon of War. Orde served for over a decade in various legal and policy positions at the U.S. State Department. He was a lead US negotiator at the UN for the treaty on the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism and participated in drafting several UN Security Council resolutions. Joining, too, is Emma Reilly who has worked in the field of human rights for almost 20 years. She joined the UN Human Rights Office in 2012. In 2013, she blew the whistle on an exceptional and dangerous policy: UN bureaucrats giving to the Chinese government the names of dissidents, including US citizens, who planned to engage UN human rights mechanisms. The bureaucracy’s response: To not fix the problem and to attempt to fire her instead. All three join host Cliff May for this episode to discuss what happened and what, if anything, can be done moving forward to combat this high level of corruption.

With the defeat of the Axis Powers in 1945, the United States emerged as the strongest nation on earth. But rather than emulate hegemons of the past, American leaders envisioned a new and different world order. Their goal was to organize an "international community," establish "universal human rights," and a growing body of "international law." This project required new institutions, in particular the United Nations. Three quarters of a century later, it requires willful blindness not to see that the UN and many other international organizations have become bloated and corrupt bureaucracies, increasingly serving the interests of despots. To discuss what's gone wrong and what might be done to prevent the UN and other international organizations from drifting further into the clutches of authoritarians host Clifford D. May is joined by Richard Goldberg, Orde Kittrie, and Emma Reilly. Rich Goldberg is a Senior Advisor at FDD. Among his many government positions, Rich previously served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction for the National Security Council, and Deputy Chief of Staff and Senior Foreign Policy Adviser to former Mark Kirk, both when Kirk was in the House and then the Senate. Rich is also an officer in the U.S. Navy Reserve. We thank him for his service. Also joining is Orde Kittrie. He, too, is a Senior Fellow at FDD as well as a professor of law. He is a leading expert on nonproliferation law and policy, and an expert on international law, particularly as it relates to the Middle East. On lawfare, well, he wrote the book. Its title: Lawfare: Law as a Weapon of War. Orde served for over a decade in various legal and policy positions at the U.S. State Department. He was a lead US negotiator at the UN for the treaty on the suppression of acts of nuclear terrorism and participated in drafting several UN Security Council resolutions. Joining, too, is Emma Reilly who has worked in the field of human rights for almost 20 years. She joined the UN Human Rights Office in 2012. In 2013, she blew the whistle on an exceptional and dangerous policy: UN bureaucrats giving to the Chinese government the names of dissidents, including US citizens, who planned to engage UN human rights mechanisms. The bureaucracy's response: To not fix the problem and to attempt to fire her instead. All three join host Cliff May for this episode to discuss what happened and what, if anything, can be done moving forward to combat this high level of corruption.

What do the recent normalization agreements between Arab countries and the State of Israel mean for the Middle East, and could we soon see a normalization agreement between Israel and Saudi Arabia? Today on the podcast, Daniel speaks with Richard Goldberg. Richard is a senior advisor at the Foundation for Defense of Democracies. From 2019-2020, Richard served as the Director for Countering Iranian Weapons of Mass Destruction for the White House National Security Council. He previously served as deputy chief of staff and senior foreign policy adviser to former U.S. Senator Mark Kirk of Illinois in both the U.S. House of Representatives and the US Senate. In the Senate, he was a leading architect of many of the toughest sanctions placed on Iran due to its nuclear program. Richard and Daniel discuss the Unites States' funding of Middle East countries and the problems with and future of, the Iran Nuclear Deal. Richard also speaks about his article in Newsweek about why Saudi Arabia should normalize ties with Israel, and how it will affect the Israeli-Palestinian conflict. To check out Richard Goldberg's article "The Time Is Now for Saudi Arabia To Normalize Relations With Israel" in Newsweek click here. Check out the website for the Foundation for Defense of Democracies here.We would love to hear from you!Leave feedback on this episode or the podcast on our newly-launched website.Like us on Facebook to be notified of episode releases and other announcements about the podcast!Music Credit: Joseph McDade, ElevationPodcast Art: Courtesy of Emily Wallick

☕ Bonus Episode - Mark Kirk ☕ Gerard sat down with Mark for a chat about all things running and coaching. Hear about Mark’s stellar athletic career as a sub 4 min miler, National Record Holder, NI Representative at 2 Commonwealth games, competing against the greats of British and World middle distance athletes, to dealing with injury and now coaching some of NI top athletes.Some BIG names and BIG stories dropped in this one!

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Michael opens tonight's show with an explanation of financial discipline -- investors talk about it, but what does it mean? How does rebalancing help manage your risk? Michael brings on bond expert Andy Mathes tonight. He tells us what he sees in the bond markets, and what that tells us about where the equity markets go next? Last week, Dan Mahaffee said that the Kavanaugh nomination should proceed apace unless something cataclysmic happens. Tonight Mahaffee says "I think we have a cataclysm here." The Kavanaugh hearings calls into question the nature of the Supreme Court: is the Court a political court or a constitutional court?  The FarrCast welcomes back Lester Munson, former chief of staff for Senator Mark Kirk. Les has spent over 25 years on the Hill and working in foreign relations. Les and Dan have a lively discussion on the escalation of the trade war. How vulnerable is China? What does "winning" a trade war even mean?  Listen in and learn about today's movement in the bond market to the future of the Chinese economy, and everything in between.

On this episode of the MC Podcast, Andrew Crabtree, Marketing Director, pinch hits for the regular host, Mark Kirk. He is joined by his very own father and President of Masters Choice, Lyn Crabtree. They have an interesting conversation about how ag has changed over the years and most recently changed rapidly. Thanks for listening!

As more and more people turn to online searches to find information, there is increasing pressure to understand how SEO helps business be found online.   Founder of SEO Marketer, Mark Kirk, began building and optimising websites 22 years ago - before google was even google!! Today SeoMarketer employs 8 Australian based team members and 3 international full time employees.  Over the years much has changed but the fundamental requirement for businesses to generate leads from their marketing strategy remains is the same. Mark and his team implement SEO solutions based on their expert understanding of what actually works and what doesn't. In today's episode of Be The Drop, we discuss why you need to focus on website conversion as well as Google ranking, Mark advises on the role of organic v paid ranking and he shares a swag of super handy tips to help your grow your online business leads. If you'd like to learn more about how to use SEO to help your business grow, then join our Online Storytelling That Generates Leads [SEO Basics] program. We'll explore the value of SEO together. And we'll provide tools and resources in our Facebook Group so you can supercharge your website yourself. -> Click here to join now! SUBSCRIBE to the blog here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop podcast in iTunes here SUBSCRIBE to Be The Drop in Spotify here SUBSCRIBE on YouTube here for the full interview video, behind the scenes, bloopers & more. CONNECT with us on Facebook, follow @be_the_drop on Instagram or Twitter. CONTACT US podcast@narrativemarketing.com.au

In a special series dedicated to the farmer, Mark Kirk and Lyn Crabtree have a long conversation about how to grow World Class Silage. Broken down into a two part podcast, you will learn four essentials to growing World Class Silage. Thank you for listening!

In a special series dedicated to the farmer, Mark Kirk and Lyn Crabtree have a long conversation about how to grow World Class Silage. Broken down into a two part podcast, you will learn four essentials to growing World Class Silage. Thank you for listening!

In a special episode of the MC Podcast, our host, Mark Kirk, talks about the Christmas Season and Traditions with two of the Marketing Team members, Jonah Adkins and Andrew Crabtree. We hope you enjoy a break from the normal. Thanks for listening!

In this episode of the MC Podcast, our usual host, Mark Kirk, is on the road speaking at various conferences about Non-GMO. Our goal is not pushing people one way or the other, but rather educate the community on the differences that may affect your farm.

In a special episode of the MC Podcast, our Host, Mark Kirk, sits down with two of the best representatives of Syngenta/GreenLeaf Genetics. John Nadler is a Regional Account Lead for GreenLeaf Genetics and Brian Walsh is an Account Lead Corn Genetics also with GreenLeaf. We really enjoy the relationships we have with Syngenta and GreenLeaf Genetics as well as John and Brian being able to fit in well with our work family.

Eric Zorn from the Chicago Tribune joins Mike to discuss two contentious races happening in Illinois this year that could swing the balance of power in Congress. Incumbent Republican Sen. Mark Kirk is trailing badly to his Democratic opponent, Tammy Duckworth. And in the 10th congressional district, Rep. Bob Dold is facing a tight battle against his predecessor, Brad Schneider. Both races showcase an increasingly rare breed in Congress: the moderate Republican. In The Spiel, what Halloween can tell us about partisan politics. Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Eric Zorn from the Chicago Tribune joins Mike to discuss two contentious races happening in Illinois this year that could swing the balance of power in Congress. Incumbent Republican Sen. Mark Kirk is trailing badly to his Democratic opponent, Tammy Duckworth. And in the 10th congressional district, Rep. Bob Dold is facing a tight battle against his predecessor, Brad Schneider. Both races showcase an increasingly rare breed in Congress: the moderate Republican. In The Spiel, what Halloween can tell us about partisan politics. Join Slate Plus! Members get bonus segments, exclusive member-only podcasts, and more. Sign up for a free trial today at slate.com/gistplus. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

Independent investigative journalism, broadcasting, trouble-making and muckraking with Brad Friedman of BradBlog.com

In this episode, Sarah and Beth talk about the Detroit sickouts, Hillary Clinton's discussions around coal in West Virginia, and the Illinois race between Mark Kirk and Tammy Duckworth. In The Suit, we talk about the Affordable Care Act -- what it gets right, what it gets wrong, and where we go from here. Finally, in the Heels, we recap our Mother's Day weekends. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

http://www.FAILocracy.com Joe Biden mixes up right and left hands during the swearing in of Mark Kirk.

Guest: Mark Kirk, JD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD In this segment Congressman Mark Kirk speaks to host Dr. Mark Nolan Hill about medical malpractice as a contributor to the high costs of healthcare. They then go on to discuss the idea of a Government Controlled Health Plan and why this would not be an ideal solution to US healthcare reform.

Guest: Mark Kirk, JD Host: Mark Nolan Hill, MD As a veteran himself and a congressman, Mark Kirk works tirelessly to improve and expand healthcare resources for our veterans. What new healthcare initiatives are underway to serve the needs of the Unites States veterans?