i want to thank representative mike hopkins for leading that effort. thank you, gentlemen. [applause] >> i ask you to pass the homes program. get it to my desk to increase the supply and get more montanans into a home of their own. to increase the supply of attainable housing we need infrastructure in place. it is why in addition to historic investments in water and sewer, we proposed an additional one hundred million dollars to repair our roads and bridges and like access to water and sewer systems and safer roads and bridges, montanans access to broadband is essential in the 21st century. lack of access to reliable broadband limits montanans access to educational opportunities, healthcare, and career opportunities. we have the largest investment in broadband infrastructure. that would bring reliable broadband to 62,000 montana homes that are not currently served. [applause] [applause] >> as we create better opportunities for montanans we must also protect our way of life. above all, that means protecting life. our declaration of independence states we are endowed by our c

i want to thank representative mike hopkins and senator forrest mandeville for leading this effort. thank you, gentlemen. [applause] gov. gianforte: i ask you to pass the homes program. get it to my desk so we can increase the supply of housing and get more montanans into a home of their own. to increase the supply of affordable, attainable housing, we also need infrastructure in place. it's why, in addition to historic investments in water and sewer, we've proposed an additional $100 million to repair our roads and bridges. and like access to water and sewer systems as well as safer roads and bridges, montanans' access to broadband is essential in the 21st century. lack of access to reliable broadband limits montanans' access to educational opportunities, health care, and career opportunities. that's why we made the largest-ever investment in broadband infrastructure which will bring reliable broadband to 62,000 montana homes that don't have it now. we have to get this done. [applause] gov. gianforte: as we create better opportunities for montanans, we must also protect our way of

waiting to hear more from mike dewine. martha? >> representative ilhan omar was critical the role of pete buttigieg has played in this so far. thanks, david spunt. let's bring in dr. marty makary from johns hopkins. doctor, good to have you with us. i'd like to start this afternoon by playing a bit of sound from another doctor who we rely on as well. dr. marc siegel. i want to see if what you think about what he says about these toxins. >> vinyl chloride has a lot of cancer exposures. it breaks down to hydrogen chloride and gasses that were used in world war i as a weapon. that's why people had headaches and burning eyes. they hoped to have a controlled release. doesn't sound controlled to me. >> martha: do you agree with that assessment and people told back to go back home should do so? >> it's unclear whether or not they should go back home. we're getting mixed messages. what dr. siegel said, he's correct. vinyl chloride causes liver cancer, which is interestingly the only cancer in the united states that is on the rise when oth