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  1. Milken Institute18 min

    A Conversation with CDC Director Mandy Cohen | Milken Institute Global Conference 2024

    Mandy Cohen, Michael Milken

    CDC Director Mandy is advancing a strategic realignment that treats public health as a cornerstone of national security and economic stability, prioritizing the forward deployment of personnel to contain outbreaks in Sub-Saharan Africa before they reach U.S. borders. Domestically, the agency targets critical life expectancy disparities and a mental health crisis through zero-to-ten age interventions, while simultaneously modernizing data infrastructure to leverage artificial intelligence and eliminate legacy reporting silos. This comprehensive approach seeks to unify government, business, and community voices to build lasting public trust in vaccines and optimize workforce health as a financial imperative.

  2. Milken Institute8 min

    Michael Milken on what Americans can do in fight against coronavirus

    Michael Milken, Maria Bartiromo

    Michael Milken characterizes the pandemic as a post-Pearl Harbor mobilization moment, directing the Milken Institute's resources toward six strategic pillars: education, prevention, treatment, cure, financial stability, and care. He outlines a data-driven roadmap that leverages cancer research insights, microbiome science, and accelerated testing to deploy antiviral therapies and immune-boosting treatments well before a vaccine becomes available. Concurrently, the initiative targets economic resilience by stabilizing small businesses and implementing interest-free digital lending to protect families, ultimately advocating for a permanent healthcare infrastructure rather than a cycle of reactive emergency measures.

  3. Milken Institute7 min

    Highlights | A Conversation with George W. Bush

    George W. Bush, Michael Milken

    Former Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice outlined her multifaceted career initiatives, ranging from a $15 billion HIV/AIDS strategy that prioritized local agency over paternalism to the creation of the Presidential Leadership Scholars program designed to cultivate community-based problem solvers. Her presentation also detailed a personal artistic endeavor to portray veteran trauma and a defense of the No Child Left Behind Act against critics of federal educational accountability. Furthermore, Rice warned that modern populist anti-immigrant sentiments echo the protectionist Smoot-Hawley tariffs of the late 1920s, which historically exacerbated the Great Depression, while asserting that universal freedom remains the most reliable path to lasting peace.