and turn this around. >> reverend william barber, jonathan gruber. thank you for your expertise and time on the issues. >> thank you. >> the test of the new voter suppression law to. day marks an infamous anniversary, may remember, 25 years since tanks stormed tiananmen square. if you were to ask a young chinese man or woman about the moment in history they might not know anything that you are talking about. we have a pretty extraordinary look of china's censoring. and jonah hill apologizing for using the f word, not that f word, but a different one. an apology that is rare in our culture. an apology we should look for more often. that apology and reaction, coming up to night. stay with us. i'm their mom at the playground and i'm his mom at the dog park. the kids get trail mix, and here's what you get after a full day of chasing that cute little poodle from down the street. mm hmm delicious milo's kitchen chicken meatballs. they look homemade, which he likes almost as much as making new friends yes, i'll call her. aww, ladies' man. milo's kitchen. ma

and turn this around. >> reverend william barber, jonathan gruber. thank you for your expertise and time on the issues. >> thank you. >> the test of the new voter suppression law to. day marks an infamous anniversary, may remember, 25 years since tanks stormed tiananmen square. if you were to ask a young chinese man or woman about the moment in history they might not know anything that you are talking about. we have a pretty extraordinary look of china's censoring. and jonah hill apologizing for using the f word, not that f word, but a different one. an apology that is rare in our culture. an apology we should look for more often. that apology and reaction, coming up to night. stay with us. honestly, the off-season isn't really off for me. i've got a lot to do. that's why i got my surface. it's great for watching game film and drawing up plays. it's got onenote, so i can stay on top of my to-do list, which has been absolutely absurd since the big game. with skype, it's just really easy to stay in touch with the kids i work with. alright, russell you

potential for additional users additional riders and while this may be a first for remix it isn't for gruber just last year we were integrated pay pal as a payment option for its. i. would snowden's revolution may have make you a bit more skeptical about government and whether it probably properly uses its authority but our next guest takes issue with the whole idea of government from taxes to laws and even citizenship. doug casey is a prominent libertarian who views government with a big dose of suspicion skepticism he's a staunch free market advocate a bestselling author and the chairman of casey research we wanted to bring you his view on sistership rather citizenship taxes and government surveillance aaron first asked what the u.s. government's piggybacking on that data collection by private companies in order to have it spying operations here's what he had to say. you know any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic and where is it headed i i would agree with. ray kurzweil believes that generation we might see what he calls the singularity where computer power b

with that i will turn to doctor gruber. >> if i may, can i do a little housekeeping? want to make sure people know that if you want to engage in or engage the twitter sphere, you can dudack. -jack is raised 2015. the lower right of the slide that is on the screen now. we have got a new feature if you want to use a device for which you need wi-fi access. we actually have arranged for wi-fi access from you. there are instructions on each of your tables. the user name and password. they are on there. there we go. okay. there will be a video recording of this briefing in a few days on our website and a transcript a couple of days after that. call your attention to two pieces of paper in your packets, blue and green. i card that you could use to ask a question when we get to that part of the program. very important. we can improve these programs as we go along. you're watching you can find all of these background materials that we have distributed to the people in the room on line and at the same website. you can follow along, including with the slides. thank you for -- >>

with that i will turn over to doctor gruber. if i may cannot do a little housekeeping? i want to make sure that people know for example that if you want to engage in the twitter you can do that. the half tag is -- hashtag is #2015. we have a new feature if you want to use the device which you need wifi access we have arranged for access for you there are instructions on each of your tables the username and password is on those instructions or i will get them to you. they are on there. there you go. okay. there will be a video recording of the briefing in a few days on our website al -- all health.or. the green one is a question card that you can use to ask a question when we get to that part of the program. the blue one is important, and evaluation that we would like you to fill out so we can improve the programs as we go along. and if you are watching on c-span you can find all of these materials that we have distributive to the people in the room online on the same website, allhealth.org. >> thanks to the alliance for having me and i want to thank the commonwealth fun

here's what jonathan gruber, who helped create the law, said on the show recently. >> the fantastic studyed when we expanded health insurance in massachusetts. we saved lives. in fact, the numbers suggest that for every 820 people who got health insurance, one person's life was saved, so to put that in context, these states that are not expanding medicaid and not covering 5 million people, are killing about 6,000 people a year. >> today, senate democrats kept the heat on, sending a letter urging governors to put politics aside and expand medicaid. and all over the country we've seen people power. in north carolina, expanding medicaid has been a major part of the state's moral monday protest. in georgia, dozens were arrested and protests -- at a protest and march demanding action. in missouri, protesters shut down the state capitol, pushing for the medicaid expansion last month. and last weekend in alabama, protesters demanded the governor expand medicaid now. >> you think about what if something serious were to happen, you know, what if she needed a major surgery or something like that, y

i came here via gruber, and the man who was -- by uber, and the man who drive me by car as talk about, i explained presidents and figures. he said it's tighter than ever now. yesterday. he said i hear it's gone back 100 years. this is nothing new. i said that's exactly what a talk but in my book. he said, and it's not just about wall street and washington, told of the families, the blood and emerges. i said you are quoting me. that's weird. and it turned out he had heard something throughout the week. and just as an author you ask about writing and books, it's so amazing to have someone who wasn't related to me actually talk about a theme that was out there that is now part of this discourse. it was a really warm feeling to come you. the reason i wrote this book was because we know what's happened more recently in time. i had worked on wall street before the years, before the financial crisis that this happened in 2008. there's certainly an intense aligns them relationship and interdependence between washington and wall street that i think we're all aware. it's pretty obvious when hea

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