By — Justin Stabley Justin Stabley Leave a comment 0comments Share Copy URL https://www.pbs.org/newshour/health/watch-live-sen-bernie-sanders-holds-town-hall-with-health-experts Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter WATCH: Sen. Bernie Sanders holds town hall with health experts Health Mar 24, 2020 6:54 PM EST Senator Bernie Sanders will hold a roundtable event with a group of health experts to discuss the novel coronavirus pandemic in the United States. Watch Sen. Sanders’ remarks in the player above. Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate, has tried to stay in the public eye through livestreamed events focused on tackling the pandemic, alongside other pressing national issues. Last week he hosted a similar town hall focused on the economic impact of COVID-19. While several states have postponed their primaries as a precaution to prevent the spread of the virus, the Vermont senator recently gained an election victory after receiving the majority of delegates from the Democrats abroad primary. However, Sanders trails former Vice President Joe Biden by a couple hundred delegates in the race for the Democratic nomination. By — Justin Stabley Justin Stabley Justin Stabley is a digital editor at the PBS NewsHour. @JustinStabley
Senator Bernie Sanders will hold a roundtable event with a group of health experts to discuss the novel coronavirus pandemic in the United States. Watch Sen. Sanders’ remarks in the player above. Sanders, a Democratic presidential candidate, has tried to stay in the public eye through livestreamed events focused on tackling the pandemic, alongside other pressing national issues. Last week he hosted a similar town hall focused on the economic impact of COVID-19. While several states have postponed their primaries as a precaution to prevent the spread of the virus, the Vermont senator recently gained an election victory after receiving the majority of delegates from the Democrats abroad primary. However, Sanders trails former Vice President Joe Biden by a couple hundred delegates in the race for the Democratic nomination.