The other pandemic, as COVID cases rise or race against time to vaccinate Americans and

return to normal life, but in America, that means more gun violence.

This has to end, it's a national embarrassment.

How will the U.S. manage these two health emergencies?

Speak to Dr. Anthony Bouchy and Congresswoman Karen Bass ahead, and the Biden doctrine.

As the president declares an end to America's longest war and pivots to other global hot

spots, he faces mounting questions about keeping America safe.

White House National Security Advisor Jake Sullivan will join me.

Plus, chaos caucus?

The nation's former top Republican says these days he doesn't recognize his own party.

I was the established country, and I had to pull up for some of these characters non-stop.

Where does the GOP go from here?

Former House Speaker John Boehner joins me to discuss.

Hello, I'm Dana Bashin, Washington, where the state of our union is battling two epidemics,

one, the plague of gun violence.

There have been at least 47 mass shootings in the U.S. since the Atlanta spa shootings

on March 16, including two more overnight in Ohio and Wisconsin, and a massacre Thursday

in Indiana.

More families now forced to plan funerals for their loved ones in what is likely a preventable,

and at least the very least, treatable epidemic, if Washington might ever move to act.

Much more on that, and new bipartisan efforts to pass police reform coming up, the other

health crisis, of course, is the COVID pandemic.

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