but there is a coalition of the beats regularly and betty r. groups of a bid to an earlier zero talking about what it looks like 2015 b-2 revitalize these proposals with the of last legislative session this there something we can do to push through medicaid expansion. we are also launching a website is a collective effort to keep the gauge egos the fall for the? and what they q due to be active. the other thing we're doing texas is a large state so we have other coalitions in the valley and other parts of the state cubing together for local solutions so we could come up with solutions in the county's. for what they have the pay or play ordinance you have to pay additional money so as we know you have to have some wins along the way. the has to be at the health care level. >> into make sure it is for the edge of a sustainable. kim view talk about that? beer recto whole sustainability question with gate at medicaid as a program we have a number of different vegas but we just completed a five-year plan that how health care is delivered the medicai

betty's husband. how was she used in the campaign? >> there's debate about that. there are people who think she was misused, overused, that she delicate rragile, figure. she was certainly very active in the primary campaign. in the ford-reagan race. there are people who remember at the convention, sort of the dueling candidates' wive the entrance of mrs. reagan to the convention hall, the entrance of mrs. ford who had the great good fortune in her mind to be introduced by carey grant, which is -- by cary grant, which is pretty impressive. in the fall campaign, again, there's this school of thought that she wasn't used as well as she might have been. >> dan is watching us in michigan. hi, dan. >> hi. appreciate this, i want to say the museum in grand rapids, been there a couple of times, it's a great place to visit and enjoy and -- if you haven't gone there. i'm curious, their post-white house years, how much time did they spend in grand rapids and where did they go after they left the white house to end up in california? >> good question. they had been out to the area around palm springs in the past , they had vacationed out there. and

h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ hotwire.com >>> mad as hell segment tonight, we have a lively batch of correspondence for you. here to help us out heather nauert, you see her on "fox & friends." first letter betty in roam knowville illinois. travel situation. the president flies back to washington, stays in hawaii, sticking it to the taxpayer. what's the situation with that. >> the overall cost of the trip is $4 million and most of that is attributed to the air travel which taxpayers. >> of course. >> that's just standard among first families whether someones it or not. hillary clinton and laura bush did. this is going to cost 430,000ness travel time just to fly her back on the military equivalent of a 737 or 7 a 7. >> in addition to the 4 million, another 737 since she wanted to stay more days. >> for the flight. that's the bulk of the cost here. flying the first family. >> so people who are annoyed have a right to be annoyed. we are living in a tough time here with a big budget deficit. i think they have a right. >> as all families, we are all tightening our belts at home. >> for me if i were president and my wife wanted to start there for a few weeks i would have said fine. i wouldn't have p