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louisville, ky. caller: police did not cut me off. you gave that dr. a lot of time. julie, thank you for accurate information. i wanted to ask you a question. i am on medicare. i treasure it and i monitor it very carefully. i get a statement every time i go to the doctor telling me exactly what medicare paid. it has always been on a timely basis. i am pained when hundred $43.50 a month to united healthcare for a supplement. -- 4143.50 and month to united healthcare for a supplement. -- $143.50 a month to united healthcare for a supplement. medicare paid $78. my supplemental pay $14. in the difference. i was livid. i had to call them every time i go to get a statement. host: what is your question? caller: is there going to be any control on supplemental insurance companies? guest: not that i know of. the doctor has a certain charge. the insurers pay a certain amount. they do not pay the whole thing. it sounds like your supplement is picking up some of the things that medicare does not pay, but not the whole amount your doctor is charging. i do nothing changes in this

host: david, on the line for democrats out of mount sterling, ky. caller: good morning there. host: david, go ahead. caller: i am for our president 100%. i think he has done a wonderful job. all these people calling in there who are scared to death that they will get blown up tomorrow, that is the lack of faith -- the religious right there seem to think they are religious, but they're scared to death that they will get blown up. i would hate to claim to be a christian there and have no more faith than that. i would like to comment on another issue if you would let me. all right, the 25: miners that got blown up in the west virginia, -- the 25 coal miners to got blown up -- the very reason that they got some authority in coal mining is this -- they are on union there. if that would have been a union mind, the union would have had safety inspectors and they could have shut it down until they fixed the violation. host: and we will leave it there. we're talking about the obama administration. are they taking the right approach to nuclear arms policy? we will continue that discussi

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again, not a huge storm, kind of a pes ky storm quite frankly. rain fall amounts, half an inch.hat's about it. satellite picture, radar combined. we are going to watch this big storm out west. it's a big sized storm. that's for our weekend. we are looking at light rain through eastern kentucky and tennessee, back down, cleared atlanta. that's what is headed our way. it's going to move up to the northeast. it's not a huge storm, but enough to make your take your umbrella tomorrow. high clouds right now. they will stay dry through tonight. next seven days, 61 tomorrow. light rain and showers. 68 on thursday. almost 70 on friday. those are the two nicest days of the next seven, i would say. rain and showers, showers and thunderstorms possible. upper 70s on sunday. for the earth day festival and low 70s. left over showers monday and tuesday. a little unsettled. >> here's something that may be unsettling. do we want t.o.? >> i don't know if we want t.o. he has been a headache pretty much everywhere he has been in san francisco, dallas, and buffalo. we are just purging all that stuff.

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coast, louisville, ky -- host: of louisville, ky -- louisville, ky. mary, good morning. colorado, i heard -- caller: i heard this morning from don mackay said we need to pull the trigger on iran -- john mccain say that we need to pull the trigger on iran. if we did that, -- bomb, bomb, iran, as he said he would do, and jokingly -- would we also have to fight russia, china, and possibly venezuela? we've talked iraq, who used to be our friend when daddy bush had his regime going, but wouldn't we also have to do with them? wouldn't we be in a situation like germany or the world was against them? guest: let me make clear, the president has said consistently, as he attempts to persuade iran through diplomacy, that they should not require a nuclear weapon. he has said consistently that the military option is not on the table. -- not off the table. it is not his preference, but it is still an option. what the president have done is working with countries like russia, china, united kingdom, france, germany -- to work with them, and other countries around the world, to make it cl

an accident happened near bayville, ky. and s.t.v. driving southbound when it hit a pickup truck pulling out of a gas station. the suv then hit a utility pole, went back across the road and plunged 150 feet off a cliff. all four victims died at the scene. the driver of the pickup truck was not hurt. and this is what can happen when you hit the gas and the -- get the gas and brake pedal mixed up. a woman had the wrong title, causing her to launch her as u.b. over a parking deck. she crashed into two empty cars below puritans luckily, no one was hurt an amazingly, she was able to driver suv away. -- drive her suv away. >> still ahead, the tax deadline is just around the corner. and not filing could cost you. >> the legal system could be scary for anyone, but especially a child and one that has been abused. that is where a specially trained service dog is put into courtrooms to help children. >> we will see if any of these storms. baltimore. southwest winds are keeping southwest winds are keeping temperatures to help our community get wh

it is across the river from paducah, ky. extreme southern. there is a plant that processes uranium -- or just one step in the process toward making fuel. i worked there for 26 and 1/2 years. no problems. of course, we have many safety rules. it is just not big of a problem. people have been frightened by people who don't want us to have it for some reason. host: vana, tennessee, democrat. caller: i think that's -- that this name calling has to stopped. what we have to do is listen to the professionals. the french do an excellent job of reprocessing nuclear spent fuel back into reusable field. they will take every bit of the spent fuel we have right now and gladly reprocess it. we are dismantling the nuclear warheads and most of the nuclear fuel we are using right now, 50% is going back into use. any time you can mess -- dismantled a nuclear warhead, that is great. that is a step and the right direction. host: back to the story and "usa today." host: our next call comes from corey in washington. republican. caller: i think what everybody needs

host: our last call comes from a level, ky -- louisville ky. democrats.guest: i didn't want to say that i am and admirer of your -- caller: i does want to say that in an admirer of yours. i have and some blue cross -- anthem blue cross but the premiums went up so high i had to give it up. it is practically like saying you do not have insurance. will people get any kind of help? there is another question i want to ask you. a comment. you had a gentleman on the line talking about why didn't they pay off the houses instead of bailing out the banks. i do not agree with everything he said. i am mad at the banks. i am very angry. but a lot of these people got themselves into this mess, and i do not think people like that should be helped. guest: i see that. everybody is responsible in some sense. when the sales person comes in, the mortgage broker, or the person that is talking to the homeowner and says, you can get a really low rate for two years in your home value will go up, and these are pretty fast- talking, a pretty convincing people sometimes, maybe some

let us listen to some calls, beginning from louisville, ky. jenny on the democrats' line. caller: good morning, how are you? anyway, my opinion is, we've got to do something because of the price of the gas, and we can't keep going on like this. but if it were for a short period of time and if it was in an area on where it would not hurt the environment or the beaches or everything, then i would go for it. i think it would be a good idea for a period of time. but we still need to work on our own energy, coming up with our own energy. i still like everybody else have passed us of any way, ok? host: when you say coming up with our own energy, this is tapping our reserves. what are you saying? caller: like the -- what you call them? turbos or whatever -- host: wind turbine and solar? host: -- caller: there has to be a better way. we've got to stop depending on other countries for once and if we do this offshore drilling, i think it should be done in a safe place. host: our next comment comes from baron, independent in baltimore. you are all on. caller: thank you for having me.

let us go to earl from florence, ky. independent. caller: how are you today? host: thank you. boat for the person of the party? caller: i go independent, and here is why. republican or democrats, and they all seem to have hidden agendas. take, for instance, this $4.30 trillion lawsuit from -- against the sec. the sec delayed and may turn their eyes from obvious infractions, thereby causing this large crash on wall street and is just like everybody has hidden agendas. they are trying to steal money here left and right. i think if you are independent, you have a little bit more responsibility towards the people instead of trying to pad of the pockets of the crooked politicians. host: fairfax, virginia. republican, phil. caller: i have a question. i am wondering how it is, what policy have when you decide to come in and correct a caller. if you callers back somebody said the democratic party inc. socialist and communist principles and you had to make a comment afterwards saying, of course, that is just an assertion, only somebody's claim. how do you decide -- if i called in on th

good day to finally get solved his darkly -- host: >> it is mali -- next is malika from lexington, ky. tell us about the u.s. as a feature country. caller: i think we have always been a future but we have got away from that. i do not know it was president clinton -- i watched the whole presentation yesterday -- but what was mentioned, we have to think forward. also with clinton when he set destruction of the -- structure of the congress is all messed up. with all the spending. i know it was one of the aircraft or something. or the secretary of defense said that we no longer needed to build. but those of representatives did not want to go with that. they wanted to build the engines, i guess, because they were built in their state. when president obama announced a new vision for nafta, there was noise, noise, noise. our representative -- i don't think really know what is going on. it is just all tunnel vision. host: this morning we will invite you, if you would like to continue this conversation, to find c-span's facebook page. you can continue the dialogue whether or not you made it on

next up is ky. kathy is our republican line. make sure you knew your television or radio.aller: i am watching c-span right now. i believe this is a good way to balance of both sides, even dell it is more on the left -- even so it is more on the left side. i think it is good to have ways of approaching a balanced way. if the process -- at think the process is more fair now. host: photographers with senator feinstein from earlier today we are asking you about today's hearing. binghamton, new york, and on our democrats line. caller: i am happy that a young, asian fellow is being considered for the post. i would have to commend barack obama for the way he includes everyone and i think it was a nice choice to have goodwin liu been there. -- in there. host: thank you for your call. we're taking your calls. just a reminder, the u.s. house will come in for a short says an -- session at 1:00 p.m.. we'll go back to the judiciary committee. we are joined by susan crabtree, a senior editor at "the hill" newspaper. his writing and his article came under close scrutiny. what were they c

host: jenny is joining us from louisville, ky. caller: good morning. everything that you have said, i have thought about. people do not think about older children. these children need so much help. they love, stability,, i know it is a challenge and i have always said that i would like to get a posture project foster child and teach them what they need to know. some of the kids run the streets and when you are 18, if you love children, you do not put them out. you help them. that is what you do for -- if it was your biological child. that is my opinion anyway i am divorced so i know that more than likely, 12 years ago, i could never be a foster parent. i believe you have to be married. guest: not generally in most states, and up. host: so single-parent can adopt. next caller. caller: i am from buffalo, missouri. i have a daughter in foster care and i hope i get a little time here. she is under the missouri lives for children families. she has wonderful foster parents. host:gary is the former head of social services and missouri. why did you send your d