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course there is 60 plus, the organization that bills itself as the conservative alternative to the aarps part, the aarp exposed 60 plus back in 2006 as a front group funded by the pharmaceutical industry to stop state level health reforms that would cut into the drug industry's bottom line. the primary objective of the 60 plus literature that i picked up at cpac seems to proudly embrace the group's ties to americans for prosperity. they, them, the bloody hand print on the bus people. if the renewed efforts of these groups turn out to be anything like their last big anti-reform push, if march is anything like august, we are in for a long, nasty corporate funded month. except maybe this time the media will ask harder questions about who these folks are and who funds them. right? maybe? please? and we've been open 24 hours a day -- 7 days a week. and we've made a tremendous amount of progress. you know, safety and reliability is top priority. i mean i got a family, too. i got a mother, a grandmoth, kids, nd we all drive in tse cs. i am 100% confident in the product. male announcer ] we're

could it be aarp? mr. gohmert: maybe they do sell supplemental medical insurance. mr. shadegg: better deal out of this? mr. gohmert: 04 is one of several reasons that aarp said, we could get millions and millions of new insurance sales but did you see the pharmaceutical industry said they like this bill. and i read a headline that the pharmaceutical industry was going to spend millions trying to get people to vote for it. mr. shadegg: aarp likes it and big drug companies like it, all the big insurance companies like it because you are mandated to buy their product and there is no public option competing with them and don't have to compete across state lines, looks like the big guys like this bill and are getting a lot of out of it. what does joe six-pack get out of it? speaker pelosi, but we have to pass the bill so that you can find out what is in it, away from the fog of the controversy. wow. pretty stunning quote. maybe those are things she doesn't want you to find out until after we passed it. i know the gentleman has a point to make. talking about deals in the bil

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i know that scares aarp because they make a lot of money off that supplemental insurance. but this will help seniors and you give them a choice. you want to keep having medicare, you want to keep having medicaid, or do you want us to give you cash you control and get the insurance company and the government out between you and your doctor, and i think people, when you give them that voluntary choice, they will make the choices that will save us from bankruptcy that medicare is driving us to. mr. akin: you got me all confused, congressman gohmert, because my understanding is republican, from what the president said, don't have any ideas. we don't have any bills. he also said he read our bills, that was confusing too. but you just described getting up at 50,000 pete and looking at the problem and saying, we don't want the government to get in this, take the money the government is saying, just designate the number of families in our country and it's going to work. mr. gohmert: it's cheaper than what we're doing now, it saves money. let me say a lot of people kowtow to c.b.o.

this is from the aarp. continuing -- "we now urge to you promptly pass health care, the reconciliation affordability act of 2010 without amendments." let me repeat that aarp in a letter dated march 24th strongly suggested that the congress pass this legislation without amendments. their their words, without amendments, in order to make affordable, high-quality health care available to more americans. the letter is longer, mr. president, i wanted to quote one of the more sal yent provisio provision -- salient provisions where aarp wants to pass the bill which the president already signed and get health care to americans who desperately need it, and reform the health care industry which is desperately needed and reduce health care costs, which is desperately needed. the presiding officer: we have 2751 on the minority side, i see, and 3542 on the minority side. mr. gregg: let me make two quick in here. the only way that c.b.o. could get to the conclusions they ache a they had to get to those conclusions becaus

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. >> geraldo: coming up, the news that aarp and the ama just announced support for the healthcare bill. many individual doctors disagree. i will get to them in a moment. first, this is a fox news alert. a is released latinly small but very -- relatively small but energetic demonstrations in washington and other cities protested the 8th anniversary of the start of the war in iraq fighting obviously also continues in afghanistan where colonel oliver north has been embedded with his marines. >> with two detainees on the helicopters captured in an opium processing lab. they are being escorted by afghan narcotics police and will be taken to kabul for prosecution. one of them has direct connections to the taliban. shutting down the taliban narco insurgency is a primary mission for the dea. the two detainees were captured with the help of the assist yan regional director for the dea in this part of the world. you are out there with the niu, the afghan counterparts and u.s. marines. what is going happen to the two detainees? >> once the detainees are back in kabul, they will be transported to

the largest senior group in america is the aarp, and they are very vigorously supporting this concept. the american legion and the veterans of foreign war are supporting this $250 payment. the national committee to preserve social security and medicare are supporting it. the disabled veterans of america,d.v. a, are supporting it. the older women's league are supporting it. and many, many other organizations representing seniors, disabled people and our veterans are supporting it. madam president, this recession has forced more and more seniors out of the middle class and into poverty. in fact, according to a national academy of sciences formula, the poverty rate among americans 65 and older is close to 19%, almost double the official poverty rate of 9.7%. and one of the problems that i have had in dealing with social security colas for many years, including when i was in the house, is i have long believed that it is an error, statistic problem, that we love -- that we lump everybody together when we formulate what a cola is. if you lump everybody together, i think you can probably m

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according to the aarp, the number of these multigenerational homes as they call them increased from 5illion in the year 2000 to more than 6 million in 2008 and on the way up. our laura ingle has been looking into all of this. we have heard of this in italy and other countries for decades but now it looks like some are calling this the new american way. >> it's very popular. 49 million americans living in multi generational family households, according to the pew research center. those who embrace the lifestyle are finding that it can save thousands of dollars a month in bills. >> in the case of the anglo family in miller place, new york, there are nine people living under one roof. >> we are getting older. and my husband had a business. he got ill with a heart problem. and couldn't work anymore. and we had to down size. >> five kids, mom, dad, and grandma and grandpa, who have cut the baby-sitting bill from $1,400 a month to zero. >> dad is good at watching the baby. mom is good at driving when i can't be at two places at once. dad is a really good cook, thank goodness because i'm not

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didn't have the broad support from the ama, from the pharmaceutical agency, from the nurses, from aarp, lots of sources that they do have now. >> president clinton was elected with 42% of the popular vote, barack obama with 53% of the popular vote. i'm going to ask you to comment on what we heard from congressman nunez from california when he said this democratic plan, this version of health care that president obama wants is nothing short -- and i'm paraphrasing a little bit -- of a soviet-style failed socialist program. >> look, republicans always run a risk, i think, when we start to think about our, you know, dislike of government institutions and creeping size of government into our lives. i think the congressman from california has a point, but it was inartfully framed. one of the most important things we can do out there is talk to the american people's anxiety about the size and the scope of this bill and how radically it will change 1/6 of our economy without leading -- you can do that without leaving a lot of the labels that seem to be nails on a chalk board aside. every sing