joining me tonight is our producer jenny churchill and catherine seattle fellow at the competitive enterprise institute and a fellow at the independent women's forum ladies thank you for joining me first of all tell me how you would feel about your boyfriend if he did this to you there's a guy who actually put up a billboard because apparently and this this is where the stories get mixed of course and the girlfriend have different stories but it says a dis would have been a picture of my chew month old baby if the mother had decided to not kill our child and so basically he's airings of the entire world on the billboard that his ex-girlfriend decided to have an abortion and now she's suing him for it's i'm a little concerned about a tiny fact in the article and every reference was of girlfriend and boyfriend not x. girlfriend not exploit friend you know are they still do you know their ex-girlfriend they're not getting the article that i read that hydro your news anybody breitbart wrote of there is something but generally a rogue and i was really concerned i was like who would stay with this person i'm

i know warren brooks journalism fellow at the competitive enterprise institute ladies thank you for joining me. with big news today there's a new g.o.p. candidate that's entered the race and we've been covering a obviously because it's important to see who might be running to be president next but there's something different about this guy take a look. today. i'm a candidate for the office of president of the united states of america. are here comes the magic question do you think that john huntsman is hot you know i think he seems like a creepy camp counselor creepy camp counselor. and now that we're doing up on fire he's excited to now guys running for president come on what do you say i think the president is a story about a very good looking tall man who who are tall person who controls who you know oversees the government and i think this is a guy who is trying to sell himself as a sort of like younger looking guy let's. honest mean in american culture today these days in our soundbite culture especially when a lot of people just see their president and you know still shots are they go

on a worn brooks journalism fellow at the competitive enterprise institute thank you so much for joining me a ladies man first starters we have i don't even know what to say about this story i think that's just kind of tells you that it's a screwed up messed up world that we're living in there was a kid who actually sold his kidney for an i pad and here's here's a news story on it take a look. he allegedly sold one of his kidneys to purchase the device but boy he's not being identified his mother reportedly became suspicious after the seventeen year old turned up at home with a new i pad and a large scar on his right side that's now i think suspicious that my son just came home with a giant scar on his side the way we're now there is but it's funny watching a segment of this bad news because it looks like the onion news network it's like unbelievable what they actually buy is so out of this world and it's really sad too because you know you know all of our i pads all of our apple excess reason are made in china with cheap labor and then you have people selling their kidneys to purchase t

enterprise institute dealing with health policy issues. he previously was the senior health economist of the joint economic committee. you strict of health policy studies at the cato institute, a chief economist with the competitive enterprise institute and also serve on a national advisory council for the agency for health care research and equality so we are very like to welcome tom miller who also was a former broadcast, sports broadcaster with the wildcats. welcome, tom. [applause] >> thank you very much, grace-marie, jim, bob and all the other folks that are respected institutions and harpercollins for making this wonderful book, rocket possible. i'd like to thank the obama administration, the last congress for making this necessary, i don't want to. so let's just continue our collective -- our books written to provide you with a firm foundation understanding of the serious consequences of the unaffordable care act, or a.k.a. tca for americans and injuries slices of life. i think we did it in a clear and accessible manner at least my co-authors did. but there's always a bit of the bill murray groundhog day experience in wondering how we continue repeating the experience of many of the same basic health polic

he is the founder and president of the competitive enterprise institute, a free-market public policygroup and international non-governmental organization in washington d.c.. fred smith also writes and lectures of bundling. knowledgeable moderators help make a debate moved more precisely and substantive way. mark green is such a moderator. he performs that function weekly by moderating a national radio program featuring arianna huffington and marry a merry fellow. at harvard law school he edited the civil liberties law review is a public interest lawyer, an elected public advocate for new york city. author of a mere 22 books, including the bestseller, who runs congress back in 1972 and a more recent, losing our democracy, published in 2006. mark green has been a frequent tv radio commentator and an op-ed contributor to leading newspapers. it is with keen anticipation that i turned to proceedings over to mark green to start this first in a series of national debates on taboo subjects. will the debaters come up? >> good morning everybody. to my right is norman ornstein. to my left is fr