haslem. hat a fantastic to close off our last meeting. let's give him a round of applause. wonderful job. applause] >> i think you should sing for us. it makes you want to sing after coming to nashville. uts a little kick in your walk you know just being here. but it's been a fantastic trip meeting and we want to thank your staff. sponsors and your hosts that have helped put this together say & this is our of our 2014 ng a it's been a g and great pleasure to be able to serve as your chair. one o reasons why i chose my chair's initiative american education and training for tomorrow's jobs was to ensure we changing business climate have in our nation matches the education needs and also our needs at home. all governors are keenly aware technology and invasion have changed and altered our national affects our ow it schools and daily lives. we must also pay attention to cities and our small ities and our rural cities and employers large and small. our businesses on main street have been the bread and butter economies, so we're very pleased this morning that our ext speaker come

so far the governor haslem declined to do saying he favors plans to help the poor by private insurance to epilepsy, they were forced to make an ago nieser decision, stay together or separate and keep coverage. >> i can't live with her unless governor chooses to -- with medicaid, i'll never be able to live with her. >> he's written daily letters on his blog titled dear governor haslam. all you can save is lives but to do that, you must act. all governor haslam can do is save lives, potentially thousands of them. the health affairs study found refusals to expand medicaid will result in the deaths of 7 and 17,000 americans or expanding medicaid coverage would save up to 17,000 lives and for that matter, at least one marriage. that's all for now. i'll see you back tomorrow at 4:00 p.m. eastern. "the ed show" is up next. >>> good evening, americans, welcome to "the ed show" all the way live from new york, i'm michael eric dyson in for ed shultz. let's get to work. >> i don't believe he particularly cares whether or not the borders of the united states is secured. he doesn't go to the border

bill haslem says that no one notified him.t by checking the health and human services website. the republican governor writing a letter to the predsident, saying in part, "not only was our state not informed prior to any of the children being brought here, i still have not been contacted and have no information about these individuals or their sponsors." no response yet from the white house. >>> well, let's keep talking about that border crisis. when do you think we'll get a handle on it, or will we? and what if congress goes on vacation before agreeing to a solution? head to our facebook page right after this show, and that's #keeptalking. >> a lot to talk about, certainly. >>> well, the chairman of the house and senate veterans affairs committees finally reaching a tentative deal that's meant to fix the many problems affecting veterans trying to get health care in our country. the bill is expected to authorize billions of dollars for new doctors and nurses and also make the va more accountable. it's also expected to lower wa

winemaker haslem free recording clinics in china to help educate the brand.n bring in any bottle 15 years and older and have it record, if necessary. bottle this particular was at the bottling line, the level would have been here somewhere. over 20 years, it has fallen down. that is still fine. past the point of curvature, you have a lot of volume in their increasing surface area. there is a huge potential for the wind to oxidize. everyone blames the court for everything. here we are in beijing today with a pretty warm day. if that's under the bed or on top of the refrigerator, not good cellaring. >> the bottle was salvageable. with the aid of carbon dioxide and nitrogen gas. i'm starting to feel like this is a trip to the dentist. >> this goes in. >> what does this do? >> it forms a protective cover up above the wine. >> 15 milliliters is port for tasting. it tasted pretty good as well. after the re-corked bottle was topped off. degradationof value is there in recording? >> that is a great question. only 15 to 20 years of age, it will take the value down a l

the president haslem more than two years left in his mandate and the economy has been healing as evidencedthe job report, the unemployment rate falling to 6.1%. we have seen improvement. much of that is a consequence of monetary policy and not action by congress or action by the administration. what could he do to make a difference between now and january of 20 17th? >> there are policies that have real velocity to them. what people don't realize is where and at tough congressional period and there is extruder a bifurcation of political viewpoints. there are policies that have real velocity and actually are not band-aids. >> could both parties get behind him? cash trappedis overseas. that could change. it could be creative to hiring. infrastructure spending in this country and in the world is relatively low. we could do some form of public-private partnership that could create real velocity. leverage hashere grown in last few years is student loans which a picked up dramatically in our creating a tremendous drag on the housing market of the first-time homebuyer. i think there is a tremendo

. >> in a statement to aljazeera, the tennessee's governor's office wrote, governor haslem believes more people having access to health care is a good thing but you have to control costs and provide better outcomes. this coverage gap affects residents in 24 states that either did not expand medicaid or are still discussing the issue. so far, only two southern states have opted for the obamacare expansion. >> why have so many southern states decided not to expand medicaid? >> well part has to do with the politics of the situation, the south is obviously a hotbed of opposition to the obama administration. >> politics and policy ever taken an emotional toll on the drains. every day for the last five weeks, larry has written a letter asking tennessee's governor for help. his message. >> you have a chance to do good. you have a chance to help a whole lot of people, a whole lot of people who have nowhere else to turn. >> they fear they may spend their golden years facing a major dilemma, stay apart and keep the insurance provided needed for medications or stay together and risk losing coverage

. >> we're talking about bill haslem, the republican governor of the great state of tennessee. they were at a governors meeting a couple of months ago and he specifically asked the secretary of health and human services sylvia burwell, if you're going to put any of these illegals in our state, let us know, will you? then he logs on to the h.h.s. website and discovers 760 of the kids have been released somewhere in tennessee, 30,000 all across the country. as it turns out, he didn't get a heads up even though he apparently was promised one. >> he actually went out to slam the president and those that he met with, with the warning that he requested unfulfilled saying this, quote, not only was our state not informed prior to any of the children being brought here, i still have not been contacted, have no information about these individuals or their sponsors other than what was posted on the h.h.s. website and subsequently reported by media. some of the questions he's looking for answers to are how did the federal government locate these sponsors? what medical screenings were done

it haslem lemon and pepper and red pepper has magnesium which is great for stress.tion if you love to work out. i'll turn that on. >> i love to work out. >> you really do? i hate it. >> juice down. >> if we were going to put in -- >> i don't know if you should chew it like that though. >> this is great. if you do love to work out, this is great for hydration. >> that's good. >> i'm not saying this would be good with alcohol but it might be if you wanted to. >> this is my favorite so far. >> delicious. you can put any of your summer favorite fruits in these juices. >> you can freeze these. >> popsicles. >> delicious. this is also a favorite. this is called liquid summer. this has cantaloupe, which is great antioxidant and anti-inflammatory, fresh mint and watermelon. >> that's it? that's all of the ingredients. >> and coconut water. >> that's what you have for hydration. >> that has a kick. >> what's the kick? >> the ginger. >> they both have ginger. >> which i like this. i'm going to take this puppy with me. >> it's good stuff. thank you so much. good to see you, sw