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you take ben carson, for instance, ben carson knows what it's like to stand in an near term when someoneho comes in who is unable to pay privately, doesn't have health insurance, and gets turned away. when that law changed when people had to be accepted, that was an expansion and health care for everyone. this is yet another expansion. and so people like ben carson ought to be ashamed of themselves when they know that people working hard every day aren't able to get access to great care, but now they are. >> you know, ronan, the surge, the surge we have seen in enrollment comes after this sometimes unorthodox, this big push on social media and other platforms. check this out. >> have you heard of healthcare.gov. >> here we go. >> okay, let's get this out of the way. what did you come here to plug? >> sign up now. you never know when you might take a hit. spread the word and get covered today. >> while i have you, i think it's only fair we should talk about obamacare. and that rhymed. >> we nag you because we love you. so go to healthcare.gov. >> is it going to be hard in two years when y

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ben carson, spoke with the gop health caucus to brainstorm ideas and urge members to set deadlines fortheir own plan. i caught up with dr. carson to talk about the law's rollout. >> i think probably the thing that most people are missing in this whole argument is not whether there are computer glitches in signing up, not whether doctors are fleeing and moving into concierge practices, not whether people are going wait for extended periods of time when you throw more people into a system that isn't prepared -- i could go on and on. but those aren't even the issues. the issue is the most important thing that we have, our health care, do we want that under our control or do we want that under the government's control? this is the thing that i'm trying to get people to understand. when you turn over something like health care to a bunch of government bureaucrats who mean well and who think that they can do everything and they know better than everybody else, you end up with a system that is not america. that is not for of and by the people, that doesn't look it personal responsibility, tha

ben carson and new jersey governor chris christie. sarah palin hit the campaign trail for iowa senator irks. >> she's not one that's going to be told sit down and shut up and sit in the back corn they were and let the good old boys do what they're talking about. watch out, washington. jonie ertz is a mama grizzly. she will take a stand against the russian bear. >> like only sarah palin can say. >>> and a personal moment from president obama during a town hall with students at the university of malaysia at kuala lumpur. he was asked about what he regrets. >> i regret not having spent more time with my mother because she died early. i realize that i didn't every single day or at least more often just spend time with her and find out what she was thinking and what she was doing because she had been such an important part of my life. >> while in malaysia president obama took an opportunity to take a selfie. that is your monday morning dish of scrambled politics. >>> all right. washington post reporter david nakamura joins me from washingt

bern ben carson, the former chairman of pediatric surgery in johns hopkins. a perfect example our people can overcome dire circumstances. grew up in inner city detroit, a horrible time. single mother raised he and his brother, et cetera, et cetera. we don't tell those kinds of stories in america. merrers a story-telling nation. >> host: in the book you have an entire section of people who would give this testimony and you tell their stories. so, rather than have me pick out one or two why don't you, as the author, pick out one or two and the at the story. >> guest: i talk about ben carson johnny ericson, had an accident when she was 17 years old, wading, and paraplegic, and struggled with despair and the meaning of life. taught herself to paint by sticking a pain brush in her teeth and has created a lot of wonderful things. works with handicapped people. was wind -- pushed strongly the americans with disables hack and it's been an inprecision to millions including people who do not have physical challenges. a couple of african people who grow up in horrible c

ben carson is sexy. >> the phrase you used often little platoon. you went on the tv show. i will stick with the a platoon's. john stuart picked up on that statement. the idea of the community solving problems they take the words and made use sound of community activism. talk about churches and civic groups and to get something from government americans organize to do things themselves. so when americans all problems instead of telling the government they found a few friends and neighbors to solve the problem themselves. it is not only what works but that is what he calls affection for each other and that public affection for our country. you don't develop that glove from the top down but those that are closest to you for the country so as the main point of the book where the only country and world built from the ground up. that is why you can't have the most diverse population and live together in harmony most of the time because you and i care about each other so we don't have to believe but did don't like me and you don't like the government to the politics is dividing u

. >> ben carson. >> that's a good point cht shouldn't it be champions of private enterprise?> i would rather hear someone this is how i did it. this is actually perfect. half of the obama cabinet is going so speak at commencements this year? here's how you redistribute your wealth, here's how you cover your ass when you get caught. these kids are being told what to do prepping them for what to do. >> there's not a single administration that doesn't allow their cabinet speak during graduations. >> i'm not going to disagree. >> charles murry, who you talk about, he's actually just written a book about succeeding in life. he actually has substance about what he's talking about. >> who cares? exactly, dana. the number one people that's holding people back from success from work. dana has the answer. it could help >>> do you work hard but condition seem to get ahead? maybe you need more flair like this waitress in the classic movie "office space"? >> joanna, people can get a cheeseburger anywhere. we want you to express yourself, okay. now you if feel the bare minimum is enough, o

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donald trump, chairman and president of the trump organization, and may 28, ben cobb -- ben carson, neurosurgeon and author. next, i would like to present our guest with the traditional national press club mug. than a minutemore left, i would like to ask you our final question -- the national safety council has not always maintained a high row file like aviation safety. do you expect to bring a rotter focused to the group question are >> i hope and expect the national safety castle will have -- safety council will have a higher profile in the coming years and thanks to you all in the us core, maybe if you cover these important issues, they will. >> how about a round of applause? [applause] >> thank you for coming today. i would also like to thank the national press club staff, the journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event will stop we are adjourned. >> i remember on saturday, the first conversation i had with a group of people at the table, it was not about where you are from, what is your school like, but it was about ukraine. it was about politics, our belief in ed

ben carson is running around talking about vouchers. and these kind of alternatives.but what they fail to realize is that this affordable care act 50 years from now, we're not going to remember their names. and i can guarantee you like president obama said, they probably won't even call it obamacare because they don't want to give him credit. >> although we'll still call it obamacare. >> i want to take a quick look at the numbers. 7.1 private insurance enrollments, 7 million medicaid enrollment, 5.4 million enrollment since 2013. and it been a job creator. >> i think we're up to a million jobs in the health care industry since obamacare. look, it was going to gut the american country, ruin jobs, death panels, all of this. their biggest claim is nobody wanted it. even if the rollout had gone smoothly and the web site had worked last year, nobody wanted it so it didn't matter. this is a policy failure, a communication failure, a media failure. so the response is to seal that bubble a little tighter and yell at each other that the numbers doesn't matter and they're made

. >>> we got vary concerned doctor joining us, ben carson, dr., good to have you. what did you think of what the president said? well on our way, eight million enrollees, 35 million are young. what say you? >> the president is a very excellent cheerleader, and -- but i thought it was quite interesting him talking about we have most of the problems solve. the problems are solved, why do they keep delaying the employer mandate? the fact of the matter is that millions of people who lost their insurance were pretty much independently covered. now what the employer mandate you're going to have tens of millions of others who are not independently covered but will be in the same situation, and the reason they don't want that to happen before the election is because people will be alarmed. and i defy anybody to deny that. so, it's not nearly as rosy as it seems. interestingly enough, the patient center outcomes research institute that's been established by obamacare, is supposed to be able to take millions on pieces of data from different patients and will look at these an

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take doctor ben carson has been in the news a lot lately, the former chief of pediatric mayor of surgery at johns hopkins it perfect example of how people can overcome the circumstances, grew up in inner-city detroit and had a horrible time for the single mother raised he and his brother. we don't go posting of stories in america. >> host: what you do in the book is you have an entire section of people who would get the testimony and you tell their story so rather than me pick out one or two why don't you pick out the story. >> guest: a quadriplegic had an accident when she was 17-years-old swimming and struggled with despair and taught herself to paint by sticking to paint it in her teeth and created a lot of things. it works with handicapped people and pushed strongly the americans with disabilities act and has been an inspiration including people who do not have physical challenges. there are people who grew up in horrible circumstances but you couldn't even imagine if you were writing a work of fiction if they manage to overcome and now they are independent and prospering. on the rad

ben carson was on the hill today talking about the way he would reform health care as well. so i think you will see that from republicans in anticipation of democrats saying, okay, what if you do repeal it, what are you going to replace it with. so i do think this week is something of a reset on both sides. on the one hand, you have democrats for the first time being able to out the these numbers of seven million, a number that will probably go higher in the next couple of weeks. republicans at this point also have to change their tune around health care, and in some ways also diversify the portfolio of things that they campaign on. it can't be just about being against obamacare. it probably will have to move also to the economy as well. >> you know, congressman, as nia-malika talks about they're going to have to change their tune, and you said the same in your last answer, we are hearing a different tone from some republicans. one congressman told "the new york times," quote, the law is real. it's there. you're seeing a recognition that the law's in place. and nevada senato

ben carson and reverend faulkner. >> i think it is one of the oldest tricks in politics. if you don't like the story, divert attention away from it. the democrats are simply trying to rally your base. using the race card. we don't need more division in our country. race is a very touchy subject for all of us. we may disagree. it's ideas that win the day or lose the day. >> you can't oppose anything that a progressive black person is doing if you're white waus being calling a racist. you can't oppose abortion without being called anti-woman. you cani think the solution is the people to be much manufacture sophisticated in their analysis and not accept what the manipulators are trying to pull over. >> you can't be a low information voter. you have to know what's going on this the world. when you see a 30-second ad where they say there is a war on women and that's all you know. if you know you have education. >> the democratic leader is in charge of getting democrats in the house. he say it is gop base is animated by racism. really? >> racist elements. >> racist elements. i

ben carson is a lot lately, the former chief of pediatric neurosurgery at johns hopkins hospital, a perfect example of how people can overcome by her circuit dances. inner-city teacher had a horrible time from a single mother, et et cetera, et cetera. we don't tell their stories in america. america is a storytelling nation. >> host: in the book you have an entire section of people who would give these testimony and you tell their stories. rather than have me pick out one or two, why don't you pick up one or two until the stories? johnny erickson is a quadriplegic who had next day when she was 17 years old soon struggled a lot with disparate meaning of life, taught herself to pay by sticking a paint brush in her teeth and has created a lot of things. work with handicapped people and push strongly the americans with disabilities act and has been an inspiration to millions including people who do not have physical challenges. there's a couple of african people in their grep in horrible circumstances you couldn't even imagine if you are writing a work of fiction that they manage to overcome a c

. >> and ben carson is here and what he claims the white house demanded after a speech in which he was critical of the president >> we have started down the path of solving one of the other big problems. health care. but we have to figure out efficient ways to do that. we spend twice as much per capita on health care but not very efficient. @e cesouth korean &%c1 south korea south korea8ñúñ÷@@@0@ú >>> an international flight, american airlines 1225 was its way from dallas to mexico and had to land due to problems with cabin pressure. no injuries reported. >> as you can see from the video here, more action in ukraine. as a result, our own politics now turning increasing to foreign policy. the indiana governor is expected to slam the president. we have chris here and good morning to you. pence is going to hit the white house for several things. the missile defense shield that was pulled into the early part of the president's first term, the ongoing pressure from iran to go nuclear and on and on. in a political frame, how is this shaping the political landscape for people that migh

caller: i like paul ryan and ben carson for president and vice president. watched a movie the other night called "enemies of the state." it was about this lady in texas. she and her husband have a business. she decided to farm this organization and ask for tax exemption. immediately the obama administration set the irs down there. tobacco and firearms went down there. you know, i spent six years in the marine corps. i thought i was fighting for freedom. when the federal government can observe this kind of power -- exert this kind of power over a citizen of the united states you see what is going on out there? this irs thing has got me fired up. i think everyone in the united states ought to know about it. even congressman cummings went down there to investigate this woman. this is getting ridiculous. host: thank you for the call. this point from jan -- host: by the way, congressman ron paul was the one-time libertarian presidential nominee. a look of the other headlines this sunday morning, three reasons for -- three recent credit debts three recent tragedi

we talked with ben carson, with former defense secretary bob gates, who served as cia director under1. and also, we'll have an exclusive sit-down, one on one with jeb bush, all tomorrow. >> okay, lots and lots coming out of there from college station, shannon. i'll be watching. thank you so much. >> yeah, that's pretty exciting, isn't it? >> yeah. >> all right. >>> a catholic archbishop gets in over his head. the controversy could end up costing someone a king's ransom. that story's straight ahead. ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] the nissan altima with nasa inspired zero gravity seats. ♪ let it take the weight off your drive. ♪ nissan. innovation that excites. ♪ ♪ i ♪ and i got the tools ira ♪ to do it my way ♪ i got a lock on equities ♪ that's why i'm type e ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ i can do it all from my mobile phone ♪ ♪ that's why i'm tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ if i need some help i'm not alone ♪ ♪ we're all tyyyyype eeeee, ♪ ♪ we've got a place that we call home ♪ ♪ we're all type e ♪ hi dad. she's a dietitian. and back when i wasn't eating right, she got me drinking boost. it's

and may 28th, ben carson, neurosurgeon and author.next i would like to present our guest with the traditional national press club mug. and in the little more than a minute left, i'd like to the ask you our final question. the national safety council hasn't always maintained a high profile in major transportation debates like aviation safety. do you expect to bring a broader focus to the group's message? >> i hope and expect the national safety council will have a much higher profile in the coming years, and thanks to you all in the press corps, maybe if you cover some of these important issues, it will. thank you, myron. >> thank you. how about a round of applause for our speaker? [applause] >> thank you for coming today. i'd also like to thank national press club staff including its journalism institute and broadcast center for organizing today's event. we are adjourned. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> c-span2 providing live coverage of the u.s. senate floor proceedings and key public policy events. and every w

may 27, donald trump. 28, ben carson, neurosurgeon and author. next, i would like to present our test with the traditional national press club mug. and in the little more than a minute left, i would like to ask you the final question. the national safety council has not always maintained a high profile in major debates like aviation safety. the you expect to bring a broader focus to this? >> i hope and expect the national safety council will have a much higher profile in the coming years, and thanks to you all in the press corps, they be if you comver some of these issues it will. thank you. >> thank you. how about a round of applause? [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2014] [captioning performed by national captioning institute] >> thank you for coming today. i would also like to thank the national press club staff, including the journalism institute for organizing today's event. we are adjourned. >> coming up tonight at 8:00, some of the top first amendment authors and scholars will debate the future of free speech,

may 27, donald trump, chairman and president of the trump organization, and on may 28, ben carson, neurosurgeonand author. next, i'd like to present our guest with a traditional national press club mug. agenda, i don't think we could call it air force blue but it is a nice blue. [laughter] spent thank you so much. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker. [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. we are adjourned. excuse me. i made, i thought we had a perfect breakfast, and i forgot the last question. which i'm sure the general will want to respond to. as an a-10 pilot, which the most annoying thing about flying commercial? [laughter] >> i better think about this one. you know, actually there is nothing annoying about flying commercial. as i get older, the problem is it's just not as comfortable. [laughter] >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you again. we are adjourned for real this time. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> president obama today opened a four country swing through the asia-pacific region. he plans to promote the u.s. as a committed economic

on may 28, ben carson, no surgeon and author.next i'd like to present our guest with a traditional national press club mug. general, i don't think we could call it air force but it is a nice blue. [laughter] >> thank you so much. >> how about a round of applause for our speaker? [applause] >> thank you all for coming today. we are a journey. >> you forgot the last question. >> excuse me. i made, i thought we had a perfect breakfast, and i forgot the last question, which i'm sure the general will want to respond to. as an a-10 pilot, what's the most annoying thing about flying commercial? [laughter] spend i better think about this one. you know, actually there is nothing in knowing about flying commercial. as i get older the problem is it's just not as comfortable. [laughter] >> thank you so much. [applause] >> thank you again. we are adjourned for real this time. [inaudible conversations] >> tonight at eight eastern on c-span the national museum of women in the arts host a discussion on women judicial leaders with supreme court j

ben carson, neurosurgeon and author will be here.for our last question, commission, i'd like to ask you how much of today's lunch can i deduct? [laughter] >> very good question. [inaudible] >> if we had switched and i read lewis black's statements and speech to you and he read mine, and the question was, would be which way would that have been better? i'll leave that for you to decide. let me thank you again for taking the time to join us and patiently listening to all of the information. [applause] >> finally i'd like to present you with the traditional national press club mug. spent another question is what do i do with the cup? can i take it? [laughter] what am i being asked to do? i can't eat it. if you beat it, nobody cares, much like the bitcoin cookies. but i think it's within the minimum so i can say thank you very much. [applause] >> thank you, commissioner. ladies and gentlemen, we are adjourned. [applause] >> joining us here in washington is the former chair of the federal election commission.m also joining us from our new

if you go on their website now they've got a thing about how bad ben carson is, how bad fox news is andtical agenda. i just don't see how people looking in can justify how they could get tax-exempt status for trying to run a private company like news corps and fox news channel out of business. >> exactly. but the thing is when i look at what media matters is up to, i sense that not only do they have a political agenda, but theyç have an agenda that speaks directly to the idea that they will attack people. it's not that you would say you know what? we have, let's say, conservative values about, i don't know, any matter that you want or liberal values about any matter that you want. but we are engaged in public service, we are helping people, we are educating people, all the standards that you would normally apply to a tax-exempt organization. in this case it seems to me there is a singular purpose, which is to attack what was once called the vast right-wing conspiracy. they're just after anybody that they seeç as right leaning or conservative in the country, and there is no general att

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