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we had a bartender in long island who came up with the idea of riding his ike with the idea of supporting wounded warriors. chris couldn't be here. he owns a gym now. i think you inspired him to trade and his bike for barbells. we want to thank everybody at the wounded warriors project for their support. i know some of you are doing this for the very first time. have written three or four times, some of you are writing in tandem with your parents. but for all of you, this is a lot more than a bike ride. it's a mark of how far you have come. many of you are recovering from devastating injuries. learnf you have had to the basics all over again, how to stand again and walk again and run again. thatre here today because is what is all about, seeing each other through the finish line. terry is here.j he was in afghanistan when he was hit i an ied and ended up losing his life. reflecting on his service, he said he would do it all again. now he's got a new goal of getting in the best shape possible to play with his three kids. so today, he is here on his first soldier ride. we've got sergeant lu

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jeannie is a bartender from pennsylvania.i think most folks are aware that being a bartender, that's a job that doesn't offer health care. for years, jeannie went uninsured or under insured, often getting some health care through her local planned parenthood. in november, she bought a plan on the marketplace. in january, an illness sent her to the hospital. and because her new plan covered a c.a.t. scan, she wouldn't have otherwise been able to afford, her doctor also discovered that she had ovarian cancer and gave her a chance to beat it. so she wrote me a letter, too. she said, it's going to be a long, tough road to kill this cancer. but i can walk that road knowing insurance isn't an issue. i won't be refused care. i hope to send a follow-up letter in a few months saying, i am free and clear of this disease but until then, i know ill be fighting just as you have been fighting for my life as a working american citizen. and after her first wellness visit under her new insurance plan, mar la marie from ft. collins, colorado,

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you have a bartender on long island, chris carney, who came up with the idea of riding his bike across america to support wounded warriors. chris couldn't be here today, he owns a gym now, and today there are soldier rides all across the country, and we want to thank everybody at the wounded warriors project for their incredible support. i know some of you are doing this for the very first time. some of you have ridden three or four times. some of you have ridden in tandem with your parents, and biking 30 miles is difficult for anybody, but it's a mark of how far you've come. many of you are recovering from devastating injuries, and some of you have had to learn the basics all over again. how to stand again, and run again, and now you're here today because that's what soldier's ride is all about, seeing each other through the finish line. lieutenant commander, john parry is here. he was hit by a foot patrol and ended up losing his leg. but reflecting on his service, he said he would do it all again. and now he has a new goal, getting in the best shape possible so he can play with his t

the middle class, my dad was a bartender. he worked in a restaurant. i talk to restaurateurs all the time. because of high taxes and all the regulations it is very hard to keep people at work. those are jobs. those bartending jobs that pay decently are the bridges from the middle class to a better living for your children where they, you can put them through college. those jobs are disappearing. they're disappearing partially because of, let's face it, construction jobs and manufacturing jobs are going overseas but what was supposed to take its place is these small businesses, these small business jobs, entrepeneurs and that is very, very hard to be an entrepreneur right now in this country. jenna: let's talk a little bit more about that. by the way i've been asking for the eggplant parma john recipe -- >> my dad couldn't boil water. i learned from my mother. jenna: charlie will not share that i'm sure it is delicious with the background from his folks. charlie, we talk about trickle-down economics, we hear that a lot. let people have a success, do not

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