host: dr. chen. guest: it is really important people understand that is financial help available because the vast majority of people don't have health insurance because it's too expensive. that is one of the most important messages that have not gotten out who should be signing up for coverage -- signing up for coverage. host: let's get to calls, gary from indiana. you are up first, good morning. caller: hello. intended, but sometimes it seems like the system is doctored up as we say. the people responsible for that, it's like, what people are so susceptible to getting sick. that's a gold mine. that is not the way it ought to be. we needs of in that includes the human factor. i would like to ask dr. chen something now. i saw a commercial where there

host: dr. chen.: it is really important people understand that is financial help available because the vast majority of people don't have health insurance because it's too expensive. that is one of the most important messages that have not gotten out who should be signing up for coverage -- signing up for coverage. host: let's get to calls, gary from indiana. you are up first, good morning. caller: hello. intended, but sometimes it seems like the system is doctored up as we say. the people responsible for that, it's like, what people are so susceptible to getting sick. that's a gold mine. that is not the way it ought to be. we needs of in that includes the human factor. i would like to ask dr. chen something now. i saw a commercial where there was a lady who said she was only paying $52 a month for her lupus, and now it's up to $377. was it because she picked the wrong plan? your thoughts russia mark ? guest: it's hard to say. if someone has lupus and chronic conditions that needs medical care, presc

we also have sherry chen, who like dr. xi was wrongfully profiled and suspected of being a spy for china. she was arrested by fbi officers and humiliatingly handcuffed in

we also have sherrie chen who like dr. xi was wrongfully profiled and suspected of being a spy for china. she was arrested by six fbi officers and humiliatingly hand cuffed in her own office at the national weather service. after months of investigation and having her reputation smeared all the charges against her were dropped. not only is she suffering from mental and emotional turmoil that the -- turmoil that this investigation has caused, she's now fighting for her job as a hydrologist within the department of commerce. these chinese americans were wrongfully suspected as spies and paraded as criminals through their arrest only to have the charges later dropped but not before they were traumatized and their lives nearly ruined. and it leads us to question are all chinese american scientists suspect because they are chinese americans? so, my question to you is, what went wrong in these cases and how are you addressing this internally especially with the fbi to prevent this from happening in the future?

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we also have sherrie chen who like dr.i was wrongfully profiled and suspected of being a spy for china. she was arrested by six fbi officers and humiliatingly hand cuffed in her own office at the national weather service. after months of investigation and having her reputation smeared all the charges against her were dropped. not only is she suffering from mental and emotional turmoil that the -- turmoil that this investigation has caused, she's now fighting for her job as a hydrologist within the department of commerce. these chinese americans were wrongfully suspected as spies and paraded as criminals through their arrest only to have the charges later dropped but not before they were traumatized and their lives nearly ruined. and it leads us to question are all chinese american scientists suspect because they are chinese americans. so, my question to you is, what went wrong in these cases and how are you addressing this internally especially with the fbi to prevent this from happening in the future? >> thank you, congre

chen, chief economist at chase. >>> after multiple allegations that presidential hopeful ben carson has embellished stories of his past, dr. carson went on the offensive speak to go cnbc's chris jansing about calling the media out. >> i expect to be vetted. you said this 30 years ago, you said this 20 years ago, this didn't exist, this didn't exist. you know, i have not seen that with anyone else. if you can show me where that's happened with someone else, i will take that statement back. >> i think almost every person who has been president -- >> not like -- no, not like this. i have never seen this before and many other people who are politically experienced tell me they've never seen it before either. >> you don't think that bill clinton or the president with his birth certificate, people who still refuse to believe -- >> no, not like this. not even close. >> meanwhile, republican presidential front-runner donald trump questioned the voracity of carson's anecdotes. appearing on "meet the press" sunday morning, trump told chuck todd that carson has some explaining to do. >> when he writes that he has pathological diseas

we also have sherry chen, who like dr.xi was wrongfully profiled and suspected of being a spy for china. she was arrested by fbi officers and humiliatingly handcuffed in her office at the national weather service. after months of investigation and having her reputation smeared, all the charges against her were dropped. not only is she suffering from mental and emotional turmoil that this investigation has caused, she is now fighting for her job as a n hydrologist in te department of commerce. these individuals were traumatized and their lives nearly ruined. it leads us to question, are all chinese-american scientists suspect because they are chinese americans? so my question to you is, what went wrong in these cases, and how are you addressing this internally, especially with the fbi, to prevent this from happening in the future? >> thank you, congressman. i can state to you unequivocally that the department of justice doesn't focus an investigation on any individual because of their race or national origin. with respect t