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Oct 27, 2026

John SheehanHOST
0:04
I'm John Sheehan with news from the Association of State and Territorial Health Officials.
John SheehanHOST
0:09
The Republic of the Marshall Islands is strengthening its health system by improving how leaders measure progress, use data, and make decisions.
John SheehanHOST
0:17
On today's Big Impact Report, Francine Wassey Jacklick, Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Republic of the Marshall Islands, discusses how the ministry incorporated key performance indicators into its 2024-2030 strategic plan and how flexible funding is helping build long-term institutional capacity.
John SheehanHOST
0:36
Francine Wassey-Jacklik, welcome to the show.
Francyne Wase-JacklickGUEST
0:39
Thank you, John, for having me today.

15 MINS LATER

Francyne Wase-JacklickGUEST
15:23
Thank you, John.
Francyne Wase-JacklickGUEST
15:24
Thank you for having me today.
John SheehanHOST
15:27
Francine Wassey-Jacklik is an ASTHO member and Secretary of Health and Human Services for the Republic of the Marshall Islands.
Sami SageGUEST
4:54
But to your point about GDP, I'm sorry.
Eitan LevineHOST
4:57
Can I just say on that? Maybe with another country like maybe with another country that is smaller, you know, like if the Marshall Islands go away, you know, which is what's happening.
Eitan LevineHOST
5:06
No, it's not really going to affect the global conversation right now.
Eitan LevineHOST
5:08
Israel is like one of the leading defense manufacturers is a leading AI manufacturer.
Mike RuschHOST
48:06
We don't seem to be addressing that in this world today.
Mike RuschHOST
48:10
I mean, we've got a huge increase, obviously, in our Hispanic neighbors and people coming from other places, Marshall Islands.
Mike RuschHOST
48:17
This has become a much more diverse place where And this is from my opinion of one, but it's becoming or has become in many ways, even more like siloed and divided and pushed part.
Mike RuschHOST
48:31
We don't seem to be reckoning with the reality of these things and yet The vision that you lay out there, there are other people trying to tell a different story of what these Ozarks should be.
AshleyHOST
29:19
After a month-long siege, the Japanese flushed German soldiers from the Chinese city of Tsingtao in November of 1914.
AshleyHOST
29:27
They also wrestled the Mariana, Caroline, and Marshall Islands from the hands of the Hun, and provided invaluable support to the Australian Navy in its hunt for the German warship, the SMS Emden.
AshleyHOST
29:41
The Japanese proved to be an incredibly effective ally and, naturally, they were incredibly proud of their contributions to the war effort.
AshleyHOST
29:48
But when peace finally came in November of 1918, the Japanese felt their efforts went unrewarded.
AshleyHOST
29:50
After a month-long siege, the Japanese flushed German soldiers from the Chinese city of Tsingtao in November of 1914.
AshleyHOST
29:58
They also wrestled the Mariana, Caroline, and Marshall Islands from the hands of the Hun, and provided invaluable support to the Australian Navy in its hunt for the German warship, the SMS Emden.
AshleyHOST
30:12
The Japanese proved to be an incredibly effective ally and, naturally, they were incredibly proud of their contributions to the war effort.
AshleyHOST
30:19
But when peace finally came in November of 1918, the Japanese felt their efforts went unrewarded.
Jennifer KavanaghGUEST
40:28
It would also include Taiwan.
Jennifer KavanaghGUEST
40:30
The second island chain is Guam, Palau, Micronesia, Marshall Islands.
Jennifer KavanaghGUEST
40:35
These are U.S. territories as well as states that the United States has this COFA arrangement with, which basically the U.S. controls their defense.
Jennifer KavanaghGUEST
40:43
The second island chain presence that I argue for, in my view, serves a couple of purposes.
JimAUDIENCE
2:37
Hi, Josh.
JimAUDIENCE
2:38
It's Jim from the Marshall Islands.
JimAUDIENCE
2:41
I have a question.
JimAUDIENCE
2:41
I just watched a documentary about a young woman who was killed in her bedroom at her parents' house by her boyfriend, presumably, slit her throat, grabbed her by the hair, dragged her into the bedroom, and said, I did this, and then ran away.
JimAUDIENCE
3:55
They just let him go.
JimAUDIENCE
3:57
Anyway, some thoughts on if not that case, do you need intent for involuntary manslaughter?
Joshua RitterHOST
4:06
Jim, one of my dudes kicking us off this morning from the Marshall Islands already where we're taking quite a trip on the courtroom confidential jet.
Joshua RitterHOST
4:15
And we're jumping in the deep end because this is a real heavy duty case.
Alex HorneGUEST
2:05
Okay.
Alex HorneGUEST
2:06
Tuvalu, the Marshall Islands, and Palau.
Max FoshHOST
2:09
Okay.
Max FoshHOST
2:10
And what was your, I mean, was this pre the kind of total universal adoption of the internet?
Seth ParidonHOST
57:37
I don't know a definitive answer, but I would say probably yeah.
Seth ParidonHOST
57:40
I mean, I do know for a fact that after Tarawa, specifically at the Marshall Islands, AP was designated to be used against Japanese fortifications that you could see.
Seth ParidonHOST
57:54
Okay.
Seth ParidonHOST
57:55
On the beach.
Seth ParidonHOST
58:32
The way to go.
Seth ParidonHOST
58:32
The way to go.
Seth ParidonHOST
58:34
And it proves that to a degree, because you see the Marshall Islands, closing Connelly, or USS Mississippi.
John ParshallHOST
58:43
Blessed be his name.
Julie LewisGUEST
7:32
So that was my upbringing in a nutshell.
Julie LewisGUEST
7:37
We did live overseas for four years in the Marshall Islands in the 1960s, which was sort of unusual.
Julie LewisGUEST
7:43
I mean, a lot of people do that now.
Julie LewisGUEST
7:45
Um, but we lived on, um, a military base in the, and, uh, called Kwajalein and that's where the Patriot missile was, um, developed the missile that shoots down other missiles.

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