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In for Thom today, please welcome Alex Lawson, Social Security Works/We Act Radio

- Who Won Last Night's Debate? Thom Was There & Shares His Thoughts with Alex...

- DNC Vice Chair RT Rybak Weighs In on Debate #3

- How Do We Get A Handle On Runaway Drug Prices? Ron Pollack, Families USA

- U.S. vs. the World...How Do We Compare on Access to Medicines? Professor Sakiko Fukuda-Parr, The New School /UN Secretary General’s High Level Panel on Access to Medicines

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