dr. hayworth your response? ayworth: our seniors across the hudson valley are suffering from the cuts right now. he has voted to cut $760 billion in medicare benefits. i have parents who rely on their medicare benefits as the ages of 90 and 90 and i know that if we want to protect medicare the most important thing we need to do is take a fresh approach that puts $716 billion back that was taken up by obamacare. you're not going to get it from congressman maloney. no we will not privatize social security. we have instead to make sure that the 30 and 40-year-olds who asked about are able to go to work. under the agenda that the congressman supports and voted consistently for the pelosi obama maloney washington agenda we will not see those people go to work. in fact they are losing jobs across the valley. people are losing medicare benefits and their jobs because of the agenda of the congressman supports. >> of social security would you support raising the retirement age for 30-year-olds not collecting social securi

dr. hayworth. hayworth: indian point center is closed, closing indian point is the congressman advocates and i'm not surprised because he wants you to pay more for your energy and that's why he won't rein in the energy prices. you can imagine what it would be like if we shut down indian point which would result in a 30% spike in our electricity prices here in the hudson valley. people simply can't afford that congressman and 2000 people would lose their jobs. not only that but indian point only water vapor, no carbon. if you want to talk about low-carbon and if you are a real environmentalist talk about a zero carbon footprint from the synergy center. is it a crucial source for local energy? yes. is a need to be safely operated? absolutely. that's the number one concern and i visited with the folks there. i know that they are doing their best to make sure that indian point is safe and reliable and it's a great green source of energy for us. congressman it would be a terrible burden on the people of

dr. hayworth. >> you did say the rhetoric and fantasy is there. before, i took action this price hike ever could have happened. that is something that i know you would rather forget about. what the reins act does is make federal regulators accountable. i know you support the president's agenda that raises our taxes and raises price. what it would do is simple common sense. it says if any federal regulator wants to impose a regulation that will cost more than $50 million they have to be accountable to the congress for an up or down vote. that makes sense. if that had passed, we would never have had to deal with this at all. congressman maloney voted no and that's why we are in the mess we

dr. hayworth. >> you did say the rhetoric and fantasy is there. before, i took action this price hike ever could have happened. that is something that i know you would rather forget about. what the reins act does is make federal regulators accountable. i know you support the president's agenda that raises our taxes and raises price. what it would do is simple common sense. it says if any federal regulator wants to impose a regulation that will cost more than $50 million they have to be accountable to the congress for an up or down vote. that makes sense. if that had passed, we would never have had to deal with this at all. congressman maloney voted no and that's why

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dr. nan hayworth hayworth: the congressman's record is one of complete and consistent failure to help folks in the hudson valley go back to work. it is just that simple. he has voted consistently for a washington agenda that has kept our health insurance prices sky high, which is actually employing hiring. as you know, small businesses are afraid to hire because they cannot afford to insure their workers. energy prices are sky high. electricity prices right here in the hudson valley, that is an outrage. if want to help folks go back to work, let's help them afford to be able to have operations. let's stop the avalanche of red tape and regulation coming out of washington. the congressman has done nothing to help with that severe a problem. he does however help his campaign builders. it has to do with his pocket being lined with campaign dollars. >> moderator: if you could come by what the congressman to have a chance to respond. what exactly you would do differently. hayworth: i would lift these burdens. right now as a doctor i know that our health care costs are out of control. the affordab