being heroes of the delegates has given the opportunity to -- beinger viewpoints here with other delegates has committee opportunity to learn other viewpoints and get my opinions out without being shunned. >> has posted his discuss their participation in a u.s. senate youth program sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." during this month, c-span is pleased to present

years is that when i received my bills working in a surgical center, i am surprised by the cases beingere are billed to me at $1500 and if i did not look and ask for the billing, if you multiply that times all the patients out there who don't do that, who is checking that and taking care of that due diligence to reduce actual costs? guest: thanks for the call. you are talking about how people will get care in the states that have not -- that have blocked the subsidies. i assume you're talking about medicaid. obamacare, the affordable care act, had several measures to expand coverage but the two main ones were expanding medicaid which is the program for low income folks where it's like medicare for seniors only you in insured by the government a state and federal program. medicaid had a pretty restricted eligibility criteria in most states. the affordable care act expanded that to include almost all adults under a certain percentage of the federal poverty limit. andsupreme court considering the affordable care act struck down the part of the aca that made medicaid expansion mandatory and i

being heroes of the delegates has given the opportunity to -- beinger viewpoints here with other delegates has committee opportunity to learn other viewpoints and get my opinions out without being shunned. >> has posted his discuss their participation in a u.s. senate youth program sunday night at 8:00 p.m. on c-span's "q&a." during this month, c-span is pleased to present our winning entries in the student am video competition encouraging middle and high school students to think critically about issues. asked to create the documentary based on the question what's the most important issue the u.s. congress should consider in 2014? first prize winners it are antonia, and madeleine, our eighth graders in silver spring maryland. to improveongress the nsa data collecting and surveillance programs. >> edward snowden -- thank you. bringing to the attention of the world the fact that the u.s. government, the nsa, is engaged in massive information gathering. -- 125 billion cell phone conversations a month. >> that has been allowed in the media about the situation, some right, a lot wrong. >> i hav

years is that when i received my bills working in a surgical center, i am surprised by the cases beingerere billed to me at $1500 and if i did not look and ask for the billing, if you multiply that times all the patients out there who don't do that, who is checking that and taking care of that due diligence to reduce actual costs? guest: thanks for the call. you are talking about how people will get care in the states that have not -- that have blocked the subsidies. i assume you're talking about medicaid. obamacare, the affordable care act, had several measures to expand coverage but the two main ones were expanding medicaid which is the program for low income folks where it's like medicare for seniors only you in insured by the government a state and federal program. medicaid had a pretty restricted eligibility criteria in most states. the affordable care act expanded that to include almost all adults under a certain percentage of the federal poverty limit. andsupreme court considering the affordable care act struck down the part of the aca that made medicaid expansion mandatory and it