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website talk about the fiscal situation, saying we need an immediate and permanent increase in taxes by andor or an immediate permanent reduction in federal spending by 27%. that is just to stop the gap from growing. this issue is not on the radar screen. no candidates are being asked about this. the media and press are ignoring this issue. how much does it worry you? are there techniques for introducing this kind of meaningful dialogue into the political discourse? guest: it does worry me. the fiscal situation is very poor and everything points to it getting much worse going forward unless we change something, increased taxes or cut government spending. the fiscal outlook is very daunting. even more disconcerting, there doesn't seem to be any political will to address it on either side of the political spectrum. it used to be the case that establishment republicans like were very mitt romney concerned about the fiscal situation. that was the stake in the ground for them. that is no longer the case. there's is really no political constituency out there pushing for fiscal discipline. that is a

andor everyone, premiums the exchange, out of the exchange, everybody, cost went up. is that right? >> the cost of the premiums went up but with the subsidy it was not felt by those who were part of the exchange. >> you think we were lied to when this bill passed in 2010? i don't want to speculate as to what the intent was. >> you don't have to because the architect of it said this, m.i.t. professor, new york times said the architect, going to the white house and meeting with all the key players who were putting this policy and this plan together said this, if any american believes that obamacare is going to control costs, i've got some real estate in whitewater, arkansas i would like to sell them. the guy who put it together told drive up costs. and it certainly has. have the co-ops worked that were part of obamacare? have, the fewthey that are left have? the co-ops under obamacare. >> i was referring to the others . >> the ones in the private sector have. the ones they set up, only four left. 19 bankrupt. are there more health care choices? the single biggest health care policy ch