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So, you have Republican senators who00:00:02
were even grilling RFK Jr. during that00:00:04
disastrous hearing that took place this00:00:07
week, who are physicians who were00:00:09
grilling him, saying, "You're killing00:00:11
the American people with your antivax00:00:14
policies. Our constituents are dying."00:00:17
Okay? But then when the hearing was00:00:19
over, or even right before the hearing,00:00:22
when they were asked by the press, "So,00:00:24
do you have no confidence in this guy?"00:00:27
They would run away from the press and00:00:28
say, "Look, whatever Donald Trump wants,00:00:30
we got to give Donald Trump whatever he00:00:31
wants." So, you know, even though you00:00:33
saw what went down in there, if you00:00:34
don't believe me, here's Senator Baraso00:00:36
from Wyoming. He's a physician,00:00:39
Republican senator, like the number two00:00:41
in the Senate again, a physician. Here00:00:43
he is running away from the press. And00:00:45
you'll hear him say, "We just have to00:00:48
give whatever Donald Trump wants." He00:00:49
literally says that here, play this00:00:51
clip. Do00:00:52
>> you still have confidence in him,00:00:53
Senator?00:00:55
his ability to lead HHS.00:00:59
>> Do you have confidence in him, Senator?00:01:02
>> Is there a reason you're not confidence00:01:03
in what the president of the United00:01:04
States is doing and I will not say00:01:07
>> Your job is literally to second guess00:01:08
it. Like oversight is mean second guess.00:01:13
Your job is to say, "Wait a minute.00:01:16
Maybe we're a co-equal branch and what00:01:19
you're doing is killing people." This00:01:21
was that guy's questioning right before00:01:24
that. This is Baraso questioning RFK Jr.00:01:27
here. Watch this.00:01:28
>> I support vaccines. I'm a doctor.00:01:30
Vaccines work. Secretary Kennedy, in00:01:33
your confirmation hearings, you promised00:01:35
to uphold the highest standards for00:01:37
vaccines. Since then, I've grown deeply00:01:39
concerned. The public has seen measles00:01:42
outbreaks. Leadership in the National00:01:44
Institute of Health questioning the use00:01:45
of mRNA vaccines. the recently uh00:01:48
confirmed director of Centers for00:01:50
Disease Control and Prevention fired. Uh00:01:52
Americans don't know who to rely on. You00:01:55
know, recent polls that 89% of voters,00:01:57
81% of Trump voters agree vaccine00:01:59
recommendations should come from trained00:02:01
physicians, scientists, public health00:02:03
experts. So, you know, they believe, you00:02:06
know, Senator Marshall, Senator Cassidy,00:02:08
they believe me when it comes to00:02:10
vaccines. Um if we're going to make00:02:12
America healthy again, we can't allow00:02:14
public health to be undermined. Well, so00:02:17
you're going to kill me, but I I and I'm00:02:20
angry at it, but go and do it. Go. What00:02:22
am I in the Looney Tunes here? What am I00:02:24
missing? And then Senator Cassidy from00:02:26
Louisiana, also a physician. Here he is00:02:30
running away from the questioning here.00:02:32
Play this clip.00:02:34
>> Do you do you regret your vote on00:02:36
Junior?00:02:37
>> You know, Manu,00:02:38
>> you can refer to our tweet on that00:02:41
question. >> And we we we I know you're asking a00:02:43
different question, but you're trying to00:02:44
get something similar. Uh, and this is00:02:47
not gonna come.00:02:48
>> How about whether you still stand by00:02:50
that vote?00:02:53
>> Is he like covering his face? Like how00:02:56
how are how are these people real? Like00:02:58
how am What am I watching is actual00:03:01
United States senators. Here's what00:03:03
Cassidy was saying during his00:03:05
questioning of Health Secretary RFK Jr.00:03:08
here. Play this clip. The first one I00:03:10
would say effectively we're denying00:03:11
people vaccines. Here, play this clip.00:03:13
Secondly, an email from uh a physician00:03:17
friend of mine. Hey, Bill. I'm not even00:03:19
sure what I'm asking you, but we're all00:03:21
confused and concerned about who can get00:03:23
the COVID vaccine. We are having our00:03:25
attorney try and render an opinion, but00:03:27
there's no firm guidance and concern00:03:29
about liability if vaccines are given to00:03:31
a patient requested, but not on the00:03:32
current CDC list. Pharmacists are00:03:34
requiring a prescription now, even for00:03:36
patients over 65, creating a huge00:03:38
headache. I submit these for the record.00:03:40
Without objection,00:03:41
>> I would say effectively we're denying00:03:43
people vaccine. I00:03:44
>> Senator Catwell.00:03:45
>> I am wrong.00:03:47
>> All right. Now, let's bring in the00:03:49
former Secretary for Health and Human00:03:52
Services, Javier Ber under the Biden00:03:55
administration. Uh, Secretary Baser is00:03:57
also running for governor the state of00:04:00
California, which we'll talk about as00:04:01
well. But I got to start by asking you00:04:03
about that RFK Junior hearing. And we'll00:04:06
get into more of what he's doing at the00:04:09
agency, the sprawling agency you led,00:04:12
which controls CDC, Medicare and00:04:14
Medicaid services, all all of that. But00:04:16
let's just start off with that the uh00:04:19
hearing. Did you watch it? What was your00:04:21
reaction to it? What happened?00:04:22
>> I I caught parts of it, Ben. I wasn't00:04:25
able to watch all of it, but I did catch00:04:26
parts. I obviously uh was informed of00:04:29
other things. It's it it's kind of hard00:04:32
to watch because here you're seeing the00:04:35
dismantling of uh an agency CDC that is00:04:39
our it's our canary in the coal mine to00:04:42
let Americans know when we got to be00:04:43
ready for something that's getting ready00:04:45
to broadside us. And here this00:04:47
dismantling is occurring before the00:04:49
senator's eyes and they're just letting00:04:52
it go. It doesn't make any sense. You00:04:55
think about the hearings that you00:04:58
attended and the treatment that you00:05:02
would get by Republican senators and and00:05:05
and now you see RFK Jr. quite literally00:05:09
saying things that's pro death and pro-00:05:13
killing people. It must make you want to00:05:16
just say what in what world am I even00:05:19
watching right now?00:05:20
>> Yeah. Um, the people should be fired are00:05:25
the ones who are running the ship and00:05:27
the folks who should be staying are the00:05:29
ones who are being dismissed. It's it's00:05:32
a Alice in Wonderland on steroids. And00:05:35
it's unfortunate because in Alice in00:05:37
Wonderland, it's a cartoon. Here it's00:05:39
real, so people will die. Okay, let's00:05:42
talk about some of the moves that we've00:05:44
been seeing because you you you know00:05:46
these senior leaders at the CDC who have00:05:50
either been fired or forced out, you00:05:54
know, the senior leadership at all of00:05:56
the other divisions within Health and00:05:59
Human Services. How dangerous is it that00:06:02
we're that these people are being pushed00:06:05
out and that we're losing this type of00:06:07
talent?00:06:09
So to put it in perspective00:06:12
on a daily basis certainly as things got00:06:16
better less maybe on a weekly basis I00:06:19
was briefed by what we called our white00:06:20
coats uh our head of CDC our head of the00:06:24
FDA uh we had our infectious diseases uh00:06:28
experts including Dr. Fauci from the NIH00:06:31
uh and a a a whole slew of healthc care00:06:35
experts who would constantly first it00:06:38
was daily as things got better or less00:06:39
so brief us and the very first thing we00:06:44
would always start with is a briefing by00:06:45
the CDC director on what the data were00:06:49
showing how many deaths where are the00:06:52
hospitalizations where is the infection00:06:54
going what's the latest variant of COVID00:06:58
that's beginning to hit where it was00:07:01
detailed00:07:03
and today to believe that we don't have00:07:05
a C CDC director in place and that we've00:07:09
lost a couple and that we've lost the00:07:11
team with that was actually helping pull00:07:13
together all that uh important data. It00:07:17
can get very scary. You know, when when00:07:18
the seas are calm, you can have pretty00:07:20
much anybody uh steer the ship, but when00:07:23
you're in crisis, you need the best. and00:07:26
we've just seen the best either00:07:27
dismissed or resigned because they can00:07:30
no longer work under this leadership and00:07:32
politicians don't make good scientists.00:07:35
How big of a deal is the kind of gutting00:07:38
of this vaccine advisory board and also00:07:42
the guidelines that are being handed00:07:44
down regarding vaccinations for children00:07:48
vaccinations00:07:50
uh with respect to co really limiting00:07:53
people's access00:07:55
making us I think more unhealthy but00:07:57
from from your former inside perspective00:08:00
what should we know about that00:08:02
>> the advisory committee is indispensable00:08:05
because you can have a wonderful a00:08:07
talented uh director at CDC or a great00:08:11
commissioner at FDA, but you need to00:08:14
have these committees that are composed00:08:16
of experts from around the country who00:08:19
may not always agree. And you want to00:08:21
hear that symphony of voices because00:08:23
you're about to make a decision about00:08:25
whether this particular vaccine should00:08:27
be provided to kids under the age of six00:08:30
uh years old. And you want to make sure00:08:33
you've heard from all the best minds00:08:34
because you want to be able to take uh00:08:36
into account the detractors as well.00:08:38
Well, when you gut the the committee,00:08:42
the advisory committee, and then you00:08:43
load it up with people who are from one00:08:46
particular political trajectory, you00:08:49
know, you're not going to get good00:08:50
results. And now you leave the CDC, its00:08:53
director, and its team rerless because00:08:57
now they're making decisions. They may00:08:58
be able to make good decisions, but00:09:00
they're not getting that uh stereo00:09:02
effect of hearing all the voices. So,00:09:04
they've taken everything into account.00:09:06
It's dangerous. And that's why this00:09:08
committee is so important. And that's00:09:09
why politicizing the committee is so00:09:12
crucially uh dangerous for the rest of00:09:14
us in America who rely on good judgment00:09:17
on what to do to protect us from these00:09:20
public calamities that can occur with00:09:22
diseases and so forth.00:09:24
>> I mean, to think about polio and00:09:26
measles. I mean, I'm I'm a father of a00:09:30
one she's about to turn one years old00:09:32
and you know want to make sure she's uh00:09:36
protected of course but you know these00:09:38
diseases from the past that that were00:09:41
virtually eradicated and now we're00:09:43
hearing stories about the measles00:09:45
outbreaks polio ms rebella bubanic00:09:49
plague00:09:50
um I mean the work that that everyone00:09:52
had to do you know to to get rid of emp00:09:55
and then I saw the way it was even being00:09:57
treated during the hearing by00:10:00
Republicans or or I see it on uh on Fox,00:10:04
which I call regime media, where they00:10:06
downplay the threat and almost spread00:10:09
these like conspiracies that we saw in,00:10:12
you know, in in the 80s when it came to,00:10:14
you know, HIV and AIDS. And it's only a00:10:17
gay person thing. It's not a and I'm00:10:19
seeing them doing I'm like, what what00:10:20
are we talking about here?00:10:22
>> Ben Ben, you you just said you've got a00:10:24
one-year-old. How do you make the00:10:25
decision about whether or not you should00:10:28
vaccinate your one-year-old for COVID if00:10:31
now you can't trust the committee that00:10:34
is supposed to advise our experts at CDC00:10:38
and now you don't have a CDC uh00:10:41
permanent director uh who can prove that00:10:44
uh he or she is not biased by politics.00:10:47
How do you now make a judgment? you can00:10:49
go to your pediatrician, but your00:10:51
pediatrician was relying on the00:10:53
recommendations made by the CDC and its00:10:56
advisory committee, which now is not uh00:10:59
a an available course of action. It can00:11:02
be dangerous because these drugs are,00:11:05
you know, they can save lives, but if00:11:08
it's not done the right way, they can00:11:09
also hurt you. So that's why you have to00:11:11
make sure this is done right. again,00:11:13
when things are calm, when we remember00:11:16
when we took over in the Biden00:11:18
administration, when Donald Trump handed00:11:19
over the keys to Joe Biden, uh, on00:11:22
inauguration day January 2021,00:11:26
the equivalent of four jumbo jets00:11:29
crashed and burned with everybody on00:11:31
board, Americans dying to the tune of00:11:33
more than 4,000. About 4,100 Americans00:11:36
died on inauguration day 2021. That's00:11:39
what Donald Trump handed over to uh Joe00:11:41
Biden during the COVID pandemic.00:11:44
People were dying. We had to get us out00:11:47
of that and we're fortunately we did and00:11:48
mostly because of the vaccines. Now00:11:51
we're pretty safe. But you know, we00:11:53
could go back to those days where four00:11:54
jumbo jets of Americans are perishing00:11:57
every day uh or 10 of them, whatever the00:11:59
number is. All I'm saying is we can't00:12:02
afford to have incompetence governing at00:12:06
HHS or at CDC.00:12:08
>> Let me get to California uh the00:12:11
governor's race right here. I think one00:12:13
of the things you showed as the00:12:15
secretary for health and human services00:12:17
is you you inherited a mess from the00:12:20
Trump regime as you just described and00:12:22
provided stable competent leadership00:12:25
during very difficult times. And as you00:12:28
bring that to California, California is00:12:30
under attack right now um more than any00:12:33
state by the uh Trump regime uh in every00:12:37
way from National Guard to defunding00:12:40
universities to Medicaid and Medicare00:12:43
being under attack to social security00:12:45
offices being destroyed to ICE00:12:48
disappearing human beings off the00:12:50
street. It's it's obviously there's00:12:52
there's a lot of people running for00:12:54
governor right now in the Democratic00:12:56
primary. what kind of separates you from00:12:58
others and and what's your overall kind00:13:00
of platform there as you look to the the00:13:02
the threats facing California? What00:13:05
California needs right now?00:13:07
>> Ben, there's a lot of uh bark out there00:13:10
right now, whether it's against Trump or00:13:12
against this crisis of affordability00:13:15
that we're facing. Uh you need a dog who00:13:18
knows how to bite. And uh that's where I00:13:20
think I can excel. uh if some can do it,00:13:24
Basera can do it better because I've00:13:26
done it. And that's what I hope to prove00:13:28
to the voters in California that if you00:13:31
want someone who can get us out of a00:13:33
crisis, uh no bigger crisis than CO that00:13:36
we faced recently, if you want someone00:13:38
who knows how to battle Donald Trump,00:13:40
when I was attorney general, when Donald00:13:42
Trump was president the first time, I00:13:44
kept him at bay. I stopped him from00:13:46
violating the law. I kept him from00:13:48
harming California. I had to sue Donald00:13:50
Trump over 120 times to do that. But we00:13:53
showed him we could bite. And right now,00:13:55
I think the the public in California00:13:57
recognizes we need someone who can't be00:14:00
a novice behind the steering wheel. And00:14:02
I think at this stage right now,00:14:04
California can lead the way out of this00:14:07
man-made disaster that we see occurring00:14:09
in Washington DC. And we will because we00:14:11
have no choice. Uh we've become the00:14:13
fourth largest economy in the world. But00:14:16
too many of our families don't feel that00:14:18
prosperity. So, we've got we've got to00:14:20
walk and chew gum. We've got to beat up00:14:22
on the Trump regime. At the same time00:14:25
that we're making California more00:14:27
affordable00:14:28
as you're traveling the state as part of00:14:32
your campaign, are there certain things00:14:34
you're hearing more frequently than than00:14:38
others from people in terms of what00:14:40
they're afraid about? you know, e even00:14:42
when I as when I used to be a litigator,00:14:45
you know, I did lots of cases in Kern00:14:47
County and Fresno and central and00:14:50
northern California. I mean, Trump is00:14:52
screwing over those farmers. All I mean00:14:54
those farmers are being hurt. Whether00:14:56
it's the cost of fertilizer, Trump00:14:58
stealing two billion gallons from their00:15:00
reservoirs to pretend that he was00:15:02
putting out wildfires in Southern00:15:04
California by pretending he turned on a00:15:06
faucet, but literally taking the water00:15:09
the needed water away from them. Um to00:15:13
to the loss of business that these00:15:16
farmers face because of the trade war00:15:18
against the world and people are just00:15:20
buying produce elsewhere and not from00:15:21
the United States anymore. So to me,00:15:23
even in the red pockets of California,00:15:25
which is um you know, which is certainly00:15:28
smaller than the than the overall blue00:15:30
areas of California, it it does seem00:15:32
that whether you're red or blue or00:15:35
independent, that Trump's Trump's00:15:37
attacking you if you're living in00:15:38
California, frankly, the rest of the00:15:40
country.00:15:41
>> Yeah. And you know, Ben, what's00:15:42
interesting is a lot of those folks who00:15:44
voted for Trump, even in California,00:15:46
were saying, "We want to shake things00:15:48
up." uh they just didn't think that00:15:51
they'd be the people being shaken. Uh00:15:53
and now it's beginning to hit home.00:15:56
Those farmers who are saying, "Wait a00:15:58
minute, we got we need to have somebody00:16:00
who's uh harvesting those crops. Uh the00:16:03
people in our construction industry are00:16:05
saying, "Wait a00:16:08
now all of a sudden we're losing this00:16:10
workforce or they're too afraid to come00:16:11
out." Uh we see what's going on with00:16:13
healthcare where California was00:16:14
approaching universal healthcare00:16:16
coverage where everyone in California00:16:18
could say they have access to the doctor00:16:20
hospital they need. All of a sudden00:16:22
Donald Trump yanks a trillion dollars00:16:24
out of the Medicaid program what we call00:16:26
medical and lo and behold we're going to00:16:28
have a whole bunch of families who are00:16:29
suffering. What most Californians are00:16:32
saying what I'm hearing is just give me00:16:34
some stability. I got to go to work in00:16:36
the morning. I got to come back and take00:16:38
care of my kids. I don't have time to00:16:40
have to li live on these choppy seas.00:16:43
You know, I talked about how calm seas,00:16:45
you could pretty much have anybody steer00:16:46
the ship. But when the seas are really00:16:48
rocky, choppy, you need somebody who00:16:50
knows how to get there. And I think most00:16:52
Californians, like most Americans, are00:16:54
simply saying, "Just calm the waters so00:16:56
I can make a living. I can get my kids00:16:59
to college or get them into an00:17:00
apprenticeship program. Help me make00:17:02
sure I can keep my health insurance."00:17:03
They're not asking for a whole lot. And00:17:06
they thought maybe some of those voters00:17:07
thought maybe Donald Trump could do it,00:17:08
but you know, the cost of living00:17:10
continues to go up. Energy prices are00:17:12
doubling. Uh housing prices haven't gone00:17:15
down. The interest rates haven't gone00:17:17
down. Eggs are still too high in price.00:17:20
I think they're, you know, they're00:17:22
feeling like they got ripped off.00:17:24
>> Secretary Baser, where can people find00:17:26
out more about your campaign?00:17:28
>> So, Javier Bera 2026. Uh you can reach00:17:32
me there. uh uh or you can just try to00:17:35
reach me whenever you see me coming out00:17:36
on the street. I'm more than w more than00:17:38
willing to talk and and Ben, I hope what00:17:41
you all do is take interest in this uh00:17:43
race because as goes California, so goes00:17:46
the nation.00:17:47
>> Absolutely. Maybe maybe we host the00:17:50
first digital debate. I will we'll we'll00:17:54
we'll we'll figure it out what we could00:17:55
be doing there. But um it's definitely00:17:58
of a keen interest to us. We appreciate00:18:00
you coming on. Javier Bera, former00:18:02
health and human services secretary,00:18:04
former attorney general of California. I00:18:07
could list the rest of his resume, but00:18:09
it would probably take another 3000:18:11
minutes in this video. Thank you so00:18:12
much. We appreciate you. Keep doing it,00:18:14
Ben. Everybody, hit subscribe. Let's get00:18:17
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