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. >> the person i'm talking about couldn't get hearth before. were tens of millions of people that suffered because they could not get health care. >> why didn't he go on medicaid >> he can't get on medicaid. medicaid only applies to children and pregnant women. men can't get on medicaid except they can now under the affordable care act if the governors allow it. in virginia my home state poor people just have to suffer. they can't get health care. but the government is changing. we'll have a democrat who will allow virginians to get health care. >> the low end benefits from this and the high end might benefit from this but they don't need it. it's the middle class that will be upset with the higher minimums and higher deductibles. >> make, does the republican party have a growth message as in a rising tide lifts all boats as let's bring in latinos, let's bring in young people, let's bring in women. the gop can they reach out, change their stripes? >> we actually have a new year's resolution on our show and that's to get out of the echo chamber

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due in part to the botched roll out of his hearth law.ew plan to bridge the gap between rich and poor. designee won't tell american people he won't wait for congress. he'll move forward in areas like job training, education, manufacturing on his own to restore punt for american families. >> reporter: that means executive actions and public remember private partnerships trying to get something done in a key mid-collection year. >> this is supposed to be a year of action. >> reporter: the go around congress plan rejected by republicans who say obama is aabusing his executive power. >> i think it also has a certain amount of arrogance in the sense that one of the fundamental principles of our country where the checks and balances. >> reporter: one major legislative item obama has his eye on is immigration reform. despite house republican opposition to a comprehensive plan. it was one of obama's big agenda items in last year's state of the union but it stalled along with expanding background checks on gun sales. and increasing the minimum wag

fundamentally, news is coming back to the hearth and saying do not hunt over there, hunter over therews is still social in nature but it took thousands of years to go from the first stories that we are told -- that were told around the fire to the advent of being able to write things down on stone and then on paper and then being able to print them on a press. at the time between being a will to print them on a press and being able to create a radio recording was around 377 years. another 71 years until the advent of television. and then 40 years before the advent of the internet. and then 10 years before the advent of social and mobile phones. some futurists predict the rate of change in the next 100 years would equal something like 20,000 years of change in human history. change in thef space of about 100 years. we know those disruptions are coming fast and furiously. news, we welcome those disruptions. we are excited about that change. we have begun to make the preparations to live in that new world. the new world of digital transformation, a new world of demographic transformation

because we're a party that believes that people need to keep hearth and home together. the long-term unemployment rate is twice as high as it was at any other time that these extended benefits were allowed to expire. there are three unemployed people for every job opening nationwide. so i'm going to close with a few little stories from my constituents. because you got to hear the voice of the people. in this senate, we should be representing the middle class and the working poor of this country. we should be fighting for them. because, guess what? everyone else benefits. the billionaires and millionaires, think you'r they'g infine. they do better when we have a strong middle classments madam president, you are a fighter for economic justice and i know the statistic is something you've probably used many times. but the fact is that 450 families are worth more than 150 million americans. i can guarantee you those 450 families, they're just fine, and their children and their grandchildren and the children's children's children. and good for them. fine. but what about the p

unpopular than any of his past state of the union addresses due in part to the botch roll out of his hearthy he'll tout a new plan to narrow the gap between rich and poor. >> he won't tell the american people he'll wait for congress. he's is going to move forward in areas like job training, education, manufacturing, on his own to try to restore opportunity for american families. >> reporter: that means executive actions and public/private partnerships. >> this is a year of action. it sounds vaguely like a threat. >> reporter: the go around congress plan rejected by republicans saying obama is abusing his executive power. >> it has a certain amount of arrogance in the sense that one of the fundamental principles of our country is the checks and balances. >> reporter: one major legislative item obama has his eye on is immigration reform despite house republican opposition to a comprehensive plan. it was one of obama's big agenda items in last year's state of the union but stalled along with expanding background checks on gun sales and increasing the minimum wage which he'll push for again tue

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