pres. biden: how are you doing, man? pres. trump: doing well. chris: gentlemen, a lot of people have been waiting for this night, so let's get going. our first subject as the supreme court. president trump, you nominated amy coney barrett over the weekend to succeed the late ruth bader ginsburg on the court. you say the constitution is clear about your obligation and the senate's to consider a nominee to the court. vice president biden, you say this is an effort by the president and republicans to jam through an appointment and what you call an abuse of power. my first question to both of you tonight, why are you right in the argument you make and your opponent wrong and where do you think a justice barrett would take the court? president trump, you go first. pres. trump: i will tell you very simply, we won the election. elections have consequences. we have to senate. we have the white house. and we have a phenomenal nominee, respected by all. top academic, good in every way, good in every

pres.mp: as you know, 2.2 million people were expected to die. we closed the greatest economy in the world to fight this horrible disease that came from china. it is a worldwide pandemic, all over the world, you see spikes in europe and other places now. the mortality rate is down, 85%. the excess mortality rate is way down and lower than any other country. we are fighting it hard. there is a spike, there was a spike in florida that is gone. there was a spike in texas that is gone. there was a spike in arizona, it is gone. there were spikes in other places that will soon be gone. we have a vaccine that is ready and it will be announced within weeks and it will be delivered. we have operation warp speed, the military will distribute the vaccine. from personal experience, i was in the hospital, i had it, i got gowns, everything else. we are making ventilators and distributing them all over the world. thousands and thousands a month. it will go away. we are rounding the turn, we are rounding t

pres. trump: small businesses, pres. trump: how are we going to help small businesses, by raising the minimum wage? -- that is not helping. i think it should be a state option. alabama is different from new york. new york is different from vermont. every state is different. it should be a state option. we have to help our small businesses. ms. welker: you said. pres. trump: how are you helping small businesses when you are forcing wages -- what has been proven to happen is when you do that, the small businesses fire many other employees -- ms. welker: you said recently that you would you consider raising the federal minimum wage? you said recently you would consider raising the federal minimum wage for $50 per hour. is that the case? pres. trump: i would consider it to an extent. in a second administration. but not to a level that is going to put all these businesses out of business. it should be a state option. different places are all different. some places, $15 is not so bad. in other places, $15 -- ms. welker: ok, pr

pres. trump: thank you very much. that was beautifully stated and i appreciate it. would you like to say something? >> i want to say that we are expanding the circle of -- rapidly. history in the making. actually, we are all making history, from the emirates to bukharin -- bahrain, now with sudan and other countries that are in line. region, changes the changes the lives of all our people for the better. it allows us to focus on the task of building nations, building our future, agriculture, technology, environment, health, everything. i think we can do it better together. with your help, the help of the united states, the possibilities are infinite. we used to say in the middle east, the sky is the limit, but now, we don't even have that, because the skies are limitless. we fly over, saudi arabia, we fly to bahrain, fly to the emirates, everybody flies to us. it's just a new world and i cannot tell you how excited we cooperating with everyone, cooperating with sudan to build a better futur

pres.en: i have taken a penny from any foreign source ever in my life. we learned this president paid 50 times the tax in china, has a secret bank account with china. does business in china. and in fact is talking about me taking money? i have not taken a single penny from any country whatsoever. number two, this is a president, i have released all of my tax returns. 22 years, go look at them. you have not released a single solitary year of your tax return. what are you hiding? the foreign countries are paying you a lot. rushing -- brushes paying a lot. china is paying a lot. hotels and businesses all around the country, the world. china is building a new road to a golf course you have overseas. what is going on here? why not release your tax returns and stop talking about corruption? called myp: i accountants. i'm going to release them as soon as i can. it will show how successful, how great this company is. more portly -- and portly, people are saying $750. theyed them a week ago, said, y

fight for those with pre-existing conditions. this is about veterans and i love veterans. i wear this bracelet and it says do not give into the war within, because the v.a. is broken and we need somebody that is going to fight for it and that starts with mental health awareness and resources for mental health. shee: with all the respect asked you about the statements the president allegedly made about calling veterans suckers, and losers. he has been very critical of john mccain and his time, the late senator from arizona. you have not made a public statement about those words. will you make one right now? tony: absolutely. this is not about the president. this is about the district. i do not always agree with the president and i do not appreciate the president attacking veterans. i will always defend and fight for veterans. steve: all right, let's move on. we are going to talk about health care now. that started with health care that leads us into a topic both of you have hit hard on your commercials and during this debate so fa

vice pres.ce: well, hello indiana. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: to governor holcomb, congressman banks, congressman deshawn, my fellow hoosiers from near and far, it is great to be back home again. [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: it is great to be back home in the hoosier state, just 12 days away from another great victory all across indiana and all across america. [cheers and applause] so thank younce: all for coming out. it is a particular honor to be here. the man you just heard from a few moments ago, he is actually the second ranking republican in the united states house of representatives, but america came to know him of you short yearsago -- a few short ago after tragedy struck in his life. they saw him as a man of courage , a man of convictions, and i can tell you he is one of the most courageous conservatives in the united states of america. would you join me in thanking congressman steve scalise? [cheers and applause] vice pres. pence: looking around here, i am seein

vice pres. pence: susan, thank you, and i want to thank the commission and the university of utah for hosting this event, and senator harris, it is a privilege to be on the stage with you. our nation has gone through a very challenging time this year. but i want the american people to know that from the very first day, president donald trump has put the health of america first. before there were more than five cases in the united states, all people who would return from china, president trump did what no other american president had ever done. and that was he suspended all travel from china, the second largest economy in the world. now, senator, joe biden might that that decision alone by president trump bought us in valuable time to stand up the greatest national mobilization since world war ii, and i believe it saved hundreds of thousands of american lives. because within that time we were able to reinvent testing. more than 115 million tests have been done worldwide to date. there were millio

he went to school in pre-k. aay did his first date earlier this week and we were as excited as can be. why? because school is exciting. our children need to go to school because it's more than just education. its social interaction. its development. its nutrition. it's healthcare. it's all of it and went to get back to school. we can do it safely progress to do it together. we have to listen to experts paragraph respect one another. and our next campus question. >> what is something you are worried about? something that may keep you up at night? >> veterans getting disability they need. my husband and myself are veterans. he does have service related injuries he cannot get the disability he needs. i have just billed as well. -- i have disability as well. my brother-in-law has had eight surgeries, sixpack and two hip, one hip replacement, he has been trying to get this ability since 2012 and has been denied three times. she is a veteran and so is her husband and they're having trouble getting disability. mr. gonz

not everybody has a pre-existing condition. having an insurance plan [indiscernible] it is important, but -- find coverage a long time before they develop cancer or a major heart condition, so you need to entice people to buy coverage, but insurance that is priced in proportion to that risk, and that is what the short insurance option does. it basically creates the opportunity for people to buy insurance in proportion to their risk without having any negative impact on the protections for people with pre-existing conditions that the exchange provides. it exists alongside it. it provides a better alternative and a more appropriately priced alternative, which is really the core problem of the aca. it comes down to price. rep. wenstrup: you would say it has helped many americans? mr. pope: yeah. we do not know how many exactly, but millions, surely. rep. wenstrup: i yield back. rep. pascrell: i want to thank my friend from ohio. mr. pope, we thank you also. i would like to ask the gentleman from wisconsin -- gentlewoman from wisco

pres. clinton: thank you, jim. and thank you to the people of hartford, our hosts. i want to begin by saying again how much i respect senator dole and his record of public service and how hard i will try to make this campaign and this debate one of ideas, not insults. four years ago i ran for president at a time of high unemployment and rising frustration. i wanted to turn this country around with a program of opportunity for all, responsibility from all, and an american community where everybody has a role to play. i wanted a government that was smaller and less bureaucratic to help people make the most of their own lives. four years ago you took me on faith. now there's a record -- ten and a half million more jobs, rising incomes, falling crime rates and welfare rolls, a strong america at peace. we are better off than we were four years ago. let's keep it going. we cut the deficit by 60%. now, let's balance the budget and protect medicare, medicaid, education and the environment. we cut t

[cheering] >> pres. trump: you know, we have a great, great country. we have a country with tremendous potential, a country that could be greater than ever before. we can't do this to ourselves, we can't. i personally don't think he's a nice person, but that's okay. i don't think he's a nice guy, if he's a nice guy, i wouldn't have put those clips up. just a few of many, many, many clips that happened over the last couple of days. you can't do it. for instance, if he were here today, he would say, i want to thank the people of ohio for being with us. he's done that seven different times. once you do that, it is over. you walk off the stage, you could never make a good speech after that. nobody is going to go home and say that is a great speech, except for the fact he called us the wrong state. rage-filled socialist marxist and left wing extremists and that is what you are going to have and you can't let it happen. the democrats have spent the entire year insighting violence, hatred and hatred against our

i'm scared of losing that protection for pre-existing conditions. he will need specialists for the rest of his life as well as physical, occupational and speech therapy. we cannot afford his care otherwise. i am so scared. please help. >> unfortunately, the situation and concerns are far too common. many across the country are worried about a future where they could lose their lifesaving coverage. there is another letter worried about their own continued healthcare without the protections provided. i've had asthma my whole life and it's severe. i finally have good insurance and i needed desperately. this will affect millions of us. i've lived through not having insurance, and it almost killed me. insurance companies were asking higher premiums than what i made. those acrosste the state are absolutely terrified about the possibility of losing care because of this nomination. i received a letter from a not bad and in a small town in the western part of the state who wanted to share with me her struggles and fears for the future. she said this. i've be

vice pres. pence: susan, thank you, and let me say him on behalf of the president and the first lady, how moved we have all been by the outpouring of prayers and concern for the president. and i do believe it is emblematic of the prayers and concern that have ushered forth for every american impacted by the coronavirus. but the care of the president received at walter reed hospital, and white house doctors was exceptional. the transparency they practice d all along the way will continue. the american people have a right to know about the health and well-being of their president, and will continue to do that. i'm just extremely grateful, and was more than a little moved by the broad and bipartisan support, and senator, i want to thank you and joe biden for your expressions of genuine concern. i also want to congratulate you, as i did in my phone call, on the historic nature of your nomination. i never expected to be on the stage for years ago, so i know the feeling, but the reality is, we've got

you have voted four times to revoke protections for pre-existing conditions.ou sponsored an act to protect insurance industry profits by carving out loopholes to deny coverage to georgia to families with pre-existing conditions. take responsibility for your record for once. do not just blame the other side. acknowledge your voting record. moderator: you get a response very quickly. sen. perdue: my responsibility to the people of georgia is to make sure they have health care coverage and insurance. what the affordable care act did was remove options and increase costs. where does this come from? it comes from the affordable care act that everybody is being their tests about that it is so great, well, it has caused us to lose insurance in over half of our counties in georgia are limited to one insurance carrier. i had a private insurance policy when they did the affordable care act and i lost it. i had to have congress that -- i had to have a coverage that doubled my rates as an individual. this is what people in georgia are suffering through right now and what

in the event pre-existing condition .ou should apologize for voting to repeal vital healthcareprotections and continuing policy in the middle of a pandemic. apologize, sir . p>> would you like to respond to that? >> you can talk those idle wordsall night long but the fact is we have indeed voted for pre-existing conditions . the carveouts are not what you're talking about. >> it's not idle words. >> are you done yet? can i finish? >> both of you, let's settle down. >> i was s the one interrupted. the issue here is credibility in judgment and we're trying to protect the people in georgia from something that has devastated them in terms of healthcare costs in the middle of this pandemic . they're accusing us of the ones wanting to take away the insurance and they've limited that to so many people in georgia and that's one of the problems. let's go to eden scholz for the next question . >> this question is for mister ossoff. you said you'd like to extend free higher education, and it's not going to be cheap. how are you goin

covid-19 is a pre-existing condition. there are 20 $3m americans any of which will not have it or be able to get insurance because they were on the aca forest. also as of diseases and viruses and diagnoses will now be available for hire rates to the insurance companies. i was spend this very specific issue. if covid-19 becomes a pre-existing condition, you cannot get insurance. that means you cannot get access to paying for the treatments party might have limited access to vaccines and therapies in a becomes a humanitarian catastrophe. those of the stakes in front of us over the course of the next several days and weeks. especially for people have had the covid-19 diagnosis. >> thank you senator murphy. >> thank you and going to be with our colleagues. just a quick comment about last night. donald trump claims last night that he had lowered the drug prices for americans in my view deserving of unlimited numbers of pinocchio's. for example, he claims last night that he had implemented a strategy to get tough with the fact

apart from pre-existing conditions, i want to talk about another provision. in 2009 i was one of the authors and simply put, it doesn't allow a woman to be charged more than a man for the same healthcare plan simply because of her gender. my question do you imagine this gender-based provision would be protected if they were overturned in court and what would that mean for the women of the country? >> thank you, congresswoman. one way to tell that is the short-term plan and association plan that was talked about or able to charge more for their coverage and also to deny essential things that are important to everyone's health insurance coverage. even provisions that affect those like mentalik health and s these policies often do americans don't know so discriminating against them andl leaving out things in the policies do an important disservice. >> would it be fair to say women would pay more for their health insurance if they were taken away and they probably wouldn't get the services that they need? >> they didn't before and they won'tt after. >> i also wan

it did you not vote four times to reveal protections for pre-existing conditions?u deflect or answer yes or no? sen. perdue: did you or did you not support a plan called the joint basing plan to close two bases in georgia? mr. ossoff: i did not. it would have zero impact on georgia bases and you know it? i am asking the question. moderator: would you let senator perdue finish? sen. perdue: this is what we get. swamp and washington, d.c. i am telling you as an outsider this will drive you crazy. starting was military, with cyber the military and now he is all for everything else. go back and look at the record in 2017. he ran on the joint basing plan. it is in the record. to ouror: let's move on next question, that rogers out of augustine. richard rogers out of augustine. voters areeady -- ready for the campaign to end. the negativity on television has been unbelievable. are there any false claims you would like to clear up. moderator: senator perdue? sen. perdue: we do not have enough time. they have outspent us dramatically because of billionaires in california an

pres. trump: we are learning to live with it. mr. biden: come on, we are dying with that. amy: as the u.s. death toll from covid-19 tops 223,000, president trump and former vice president joe biden sparred in the second and final debate of the 2020 campaign over the trump 's response to the pandemic, healthcare, climate change, racism, and u.s. immigration policy. mr. biden: kids ripped from their arms and separated and now they cannot find over 500 sets of those parents and those kids are alone. nowhere to go. nowhere to go. it is criminal. it is criminal. --s. trump: they went down they are so will taking care of. amy: we will air excerpts and speak to erika andiola of raices action epidemiologist dr. ali , khan, rashad robinson of color of change. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the quarantine report. i'm amy goodman. as the u.s. death toll from covid-19 topped 223,000, president trump and former vice president joe biden met in nashville, tennes

[cheers and applause] pres.i mean, i was not exactly feeling great. it's been a long time. i was not exactly feeling great, and i met with great doctors. one thing when you're president, you get plenty of doctors. we have one of them here tonight i think, right? we have our great white house doctors traveling. he has become very famous. where is sean? is that sean? look at sean. look at him. wow. he has got a big ego. he loves it when i mention his name. he is a great doctor. they were great doctors from john hopkins, walter reed, everything else. what we know today is so different from what we knew six months ago. incredible. the progress they have made. and with the vaccines, which are coming immediately, even without, we are turning that corner. at some point, we are turning that corner, and it has been pretty amazing. florida had a rough time. it is back, it is all the way down. texas, all the way down, arizona. great governors. all the way down. biden's cruel and senseless lockdowns would cause countless de

pres. bush: let's go. ms. simpson: and i think the first question is over here. >> yes, i'd like to direct my question to mr. perot. what will you do as president to open foreign markets to fair competition from american business, and to stop unfair competition here at home from foreign countries so that we can bring jobs back to the united states? mr. perot: that's right at the top of my agenda. we've shipped millions of jobs overseas and we have a strange situation because we have a process in washington where after you've served for a while, you cash in and become a foreign lobbyist, make $30,000 a month, then take a leave, work on presidential campaigns, make sure you got good contacts, and then go back out. now if you just want to get down to brass tacks, the first thing you ought to do is get all these folks who've got these one-way trade agreements that we've negotiated over the years and say, "fellows, we'll take the same deal we gave you." and they'll gridlock right at that point b

vice pres. bush: i don't think there is a great difference between my ideas and president reagan's. one of the reasons i think we are an effective team is that i believe firmly in his leadership. he has really turned this country around. we agree on the economic programs. when we came into office, inflation was 12.5%, interest rates wiping out every single american, 21.5%, if you can believe it. productivity was down. savings was down. there was despair. in fact, the leadership of the country told the people that there was a malaise out there. this president turned it around and i have been with him every step of the way. and, of course, i would continue those kinds of programs because it has brought america back. america is better off. people are going back to work. and why mr. mondale can't understand that there is a new enthusiasm in this country, that america is back, there is new , strong leadership, i don't know. he has one answer to the problem, raise everybody's taxes. he looked right in

pres.we are giving people what they want, law and order, which biden was not able to talk about because he would loses radical left followers. i do not think there are too many left. amna: the night before began with a social distance greeting but quickly devolved into chaos. moderator chris wallace's first question on the supreme court vacancy set off the first back-and-forth. pres. trump: we won the election. elections have consequences. we have the senate and the white house and a phenomenal nominee. mr. biden: the issue is, the american people should speak. vote now. make sure you in fact let people know. amna: the president repeatedly sot to paint biden is a far-left candidate. pres. trump: if you say those words, you will lose all of your radical left supporters. they will dominate you, joe. you know that. mr. biden: i am the democratic party right now. pres. trump: mr. trump defended his pandemic response as the u.s. death toll crossed 206,000 lives. mr. biden: it is what it is becau

we have got 45,000 children that have pre-existing conditions.y opponent also attempted to cut funding for cancer screening provided by planned parenthood and i am so thankful she was not and isful in doing so will continue to fight to make sure health care is accessible to each and every one. it is not a privilege, you're right. mishandle, would you like --mrs. handel, would you like a rebuttal? quest mr. mcbeth as blatantly lied about my record. i have always supported protections for people with pre-existing conditions. i legislation i cosponsored in congress to do just that. it is important to listen to whatlucy said and look at she does. this is the fact. she has had an opportunity for two years to pass legislation for pre-existing conditions, and she is not. democrats do not want to solve the problem. they want a political talking point for campaign ads. look at what she does. >> thank you. stanley dunlap, you may now ask your question to mishandle --mrs. handel.. [speaking foreign language] -- [indiscernible] -- come out in support of her

pres. trump: thank you very much. is going to pennsylvania. that's very exciting. i would like to go with her and be with her. she will make a speech in pennsylvania, that's great. she does very well, very popular. i am starting off in michigan. we have a full day of rallies and they are very well attended. we have thousands of thousands of people at each one. we are doing very well. our poll numbers are phenomenal, not the fake numbers that the media gives, but the real poll numbers are very, very strong. many states are doing very well. florida is doing great great you are probably seen. we are doing very well, and we will be traveling with you people i guess today. any questions? >> would you like to see google split up? pres. trump: i think what is going on with all of those they are doing badly because they are so restrictive. when they don't want to show restraint -- destruction like you do with biting, they are trying to protect it because he can make them wealthier. they understand

, pre-commit to handle hypothetical issues the way they want.ore disrespect for judicial independence. judge barrett understands the only loyalties must be to our laws and our constitution. she understands our system would collapse if judges do not leave politics aside. if the democratic party feels differently. if the democrats decided that judicial independence is simply an inconvenience to their radical agenda, it just shows how little weight we should afford their criticisms of this outstanding nominee. now, on a related matter, if senate democrats were half as concerned as they say about america's family's health care, they would not have filibustered a multi-hundred million weeks ago. the senate on health, would allow more tests treatment and vaccine development like republicans tried to do just a few weeks ago. a senate minority that was prioritizing wellness would have let us spend more than $100 billion to make schools safe for students like republicans tried to do just a few weeks ago. the senate minority that sought to protect citizen

taking away insurance for 23 million and raising reason 130 million others with pre-existing conditions. the new existing ovcondition is covid. we know those that are being reported having covid on a daily basis and implementing a plan we know that number is far underreporting and likely every single day hundreds of dozens of thousands of people that are becoming covid positive and what we are learning is so troubling. doctor fauci told the senate health committee scientist are finding individuals who haveti recovered now has fatigue, muscle pain, fever, cognitive abnormalities, neural neurology and cannot concentrate also a study that found between 60 and 70 those that are positive have inflammatory disease of the heart. what does this mean? there is no question covid symptomatic or not will be a pre-existing condition and if insurance companies can discriminate if you have ever had covid, if you knew it or not community will not be able insurance ever again. this is the question senate republicans are faced with over the next fewer weeks to assure to have insurance unavailable or be c

and get rid of coverage for pre-existing conditions. you don't understand healthcare and how it relates to the alaskan economy and you're in washington, d.c. now and about to confirm a supreme court justice that is going to create a tremendous problem for americans. mike: that is a rebuttal to senator sullivan. but my question was about your position. just three years ago, you advocated publicly in the newspaper in anchorage for a government-run single health care pair -- care payer system. why the change in position? where do you stand? mr. gross: i have studied the drivers of healthcare cost. i have written about medicare for all and single payers and dueling payers with a public system and a private system. what i think is best for a policy of alaska and our country is to have a public option where individuals and small businesses can buy into medicare at cost at no one else's expense. that's what i think would work best for alaska and our country. mike: where does private insurance fit into this? one of the criticisms of the a.c. sa

pres.ma: hello, florida! [horns honking] it is good to be back in florida. can everybody please give it up for george? [cheering and horns honking] what an outstanding young man! he is the number one senior at miami northwestern with a perfect gpa. [cheering] let me just say that when i was george's age, i did not have a perfect gpa. what a remarkable young man. we are so proud of him. that is the future. give it up for your representative, frederica wilson. [cheering and horns honking] we also have debbie powell, debbie wasserman schultz, and your state representative in the house. [car horn honking] [laughs] you have got that horn honking good. [horns honking] [laughs] so, 10 days, miami. 10 days until the most important election in our lifetime. but the good news is, you do not have to wait for november 3 to cast your ballots. you have got two ways to vote right now. number one, you can vote early in person, right now through next sunday. [horns honking] number two, you can vote from hom

pres. trump: you said it on tape. pres. trump: show the tape -- mr. biden: show the tape. put it on your website. the fact of the matter is, he is lying. other industries to transition to get ultimately a complete zero emissions by 2025. pres. trump: he was against fracking. he said it. i will show that to you tomorrow get "i am against fracking," until he got the nomination, went to pennsylvania. kailey: so energy policy one of the issues, annmarie, but they covered a lot of ground in this debate, as they allowed each other to speak, were not speaking over each other, that was a very different scenario than what we heard the first time around. annmarie: and twitter seemed to really love all of this, fracking, climate. one of the things we cannot forget is it was under the obama administration that the u.s. actually lifted their 40-year ban on oil exports. know about theto dynamics. 11 days to go, about 50 million americans have already voted. does this change anything? kailey: that is the perennial question, annmarie. there are very few undecided voters in this race. goin

condition or make it a pre—existing condition.dable ca re other words, the affordable care act and all its protections hinge on this seat and the outcome of this hearing. and i believe it's very important that the american people understand the issues at stake and what's at play. judge barrett, the day after donald trump announced your nomination to the supreme court, he tweeted, "0bamacare will be replaced with a much better and far cheaper alternative if it is terminated in the supreme court." but in reality, there is no alternative that protects the millions of americans who depend on the affordable care act every day. the horrifying truth is that donald trump and the rest of the republicans in congress are taking health care weight from people in the middle of a pandemic. donald trump has said he wants to protect american people's health care, but the reality is right now, he's asking the supreme court to take it away, period. senator klobuchar asked you earlier today but did not receive an answer prior to your nominee, her no

how do you plan to ensure everyone, regardless of income, job, or pre-existing condition, has access to necessary health care? moderator: a minute, 15 to mr. ossoff? mr. ossoff: this is the most important issue in the midst of this crisis. how could we ensure every georgian has health care they need at a price they can afford? my wife is a doctor. she and her colleagues across the state see every day how many georgia families struggle to afford health care. it is a source of constant stress for so many georgia families, the outrageous insurance premiums, the outrageous cost of prescription drugs and now, in the middle of a pandemic that is worsening, a pandemic senator perdue would told us would be no deadlier than the ordinary flu, in the middle of this historic public health crisis, senator perdue is still supporting a lawsuit to repeal the affordable care act, to repeal protections for georgians with pre-existing conditions. that means those of us who have asthma, diabetes, heart disease, or family members recovering from cancer, they would stand to lose their health policies or b

become the next pre-existing condition.ot of you young people don't even realize it but before we passed the affordable care act, insurance charged women more for the same health care as men just because they are women. a fact. donald trump thinks health care is a privilege. i think it is your right. we will not only restore obama care, we will strengthen and build on it. you can keep your private insurance if you like it. and you can choose a medicare-like often -- option if you don't. deductibles, premiums, out-of-pocket spending, reducing unknown billing. reducing prescription drug costs by up to 60% by allowing -- not making this stuff up -- allowing medicare to negotiate drug prices. we will keep protections for people with pre-existing conditions. we will protect social security and medicare. meanwhile, the social security actuary, the guy who runs it, willsay donald trump bankrupt social security by 2023. as my wife would say, google it. you will see what i'm telling you. you got that right, pal. he said trump is ban