henry aaron has been with the brookings institution since 1968. how many of those years have you studied health care? 1980, afterrted in a stint in government were i was given a job because what i knew about welfare and social security. in the course of my two years in government service, i realized that health care policy was the emerging issue and the most important domestic, social policy issue that the nation would be facing and i think events have proven that inside correct. .ost: paul is an arkansas is that arkansas or alaska? caller: you always get it mixed up. ak is alaska. host: we are even. [laughter] caller: i asked her economics , couldor -- mr. mulligan you define fascism? my follow-up with liberty. here is the issue. medicare.m on -- 68 years old, i'm on medicare. everyone i think a unique health care and we are going to force you to take health care. do you want it or not? president obama has said, i've got the pen. fascism is a situation where everybody, whoever is in power, whatever they say goes as law. that is based on roman law

economy with henry aaron of the brookings institution and university of chicago economics professor casey mulligan. and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> well, as regular viewers of this program know, we've been talking about the affordable care act for several years now. it was march 23, 2010, that the president signed the a.c.a. into law, the second en rollment period begins tomorrow, runs from november 15 through february 15 of next year. this morning on the "washington journal," we're going to look at at fordable care act, who signed up, the cost, how it's working, and your input is necessary for our conversation this morning. now, we've divided the phone lines a little bit differently. you can see up there, if you have enrolled in the affordable care act, if you're one of the seven million to 10 million people who have been included in the new insurance roll, 202-585-3880. we want to hear your opinion of how it went, what you think of it, the coverage, the cost, etc. you get your insurance through your employer, 202-585-3881 is the number for you. if you have

henry aaron has been with the brookings institution since 1968. how many of those years have you studied health care? 1980, afterrted in a stint in government were i was given a job because what i knew about welfare and social security. in the course of my two years in government service, i realized that health care policy was the emerging issue and the most important domestic, social policy issue that the nation would be facing and i think events have proven that inside correct. .ost: paul is an arkansas is that arkansas or alaska? caller: you always get it mixed up. ak is alaska. host: we are even. [laughter] caller: i asked her economics , couldor -- mr. mulligan you define fascism? my follow-up with liberty. here is the issue. medicare.m on -- 68 years old, i'm on medicare. everyone i think a unique health care and we are going to force you to take health care. do you want it or not? president obama has said, i've got the pen. fascism is a situation where everybody, whoever is in power, whatever they say goes as law. that is based on roman law

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economy with henry aaron of the brookings institution and university of chicago economics professor casey mulligan. and you can join the conversation on facebook and twitter. >> well, as regular viewers of this program know, we've been talking about the affordable care act for several years now. it was march 23, 2010, that the president signed the a.c.a. into law, the second en rollment period begins tomorrow, runs from november 15 through february 15 of next year. this morning on the "washington journal," we're going to look at at fordable care act, who signed up, the cost, how it's working, and your input is necessary for our conversation this morning. now, we've divided the phone lines a little bit differently. you can see u

henry aaron has been with the brookings institution since 1968. how many of those years have you studied health care? 1980, afterrted in a stint in government were i was given a job because what i knew about welfare and social security. in the course of my two years in government service, i realized that health care policy was the emerging issue and the most important domestic, social policy issue that the nation would be facing and i think events have proven that inside correct. .ost: paul is an arkansas is that arkansas or alaska? caller: you always get it mixed up. ak is alaska. host: we are even. [laughter] caller: i asked her economics , couldor -- mr. mulligan you define fascism? my follow-up with liberty. here is the issue. medicare.m on -- 68 years old, i'm on medicare. everyone i think a unique health care and we are going to force you to take health care. do you want it or not? president obama has said, i've got the pen. fascism is a situation where everybody, whoever is in power, whatever they say goes as law. that is based on roman law

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henry hauls it in. 2:35 on the clock. >> aaron: arkansas making short underneath passes. i think that's what they have to do. they have to shorten the length of brandon allen's throws. you can't throw deep-outs on the far hash, you have to make sure his throws are in front of him where he doesn't have to have so much rotation on the football. huge pickup on fourth down. >> carter: coming up later. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. allen incomplete. reminder. a.j. derby, the other tight end didn't make the trip for arkansas so henry is clearly the target for brandon allen. >> aaron: credit that offensive line of arkansas. facing a defensive front of missouri. 40 sacks they have had coming into the ballgame. they have got to be able to keep brandon allen out there. >> carter: 10-play drive. every one of them passes. now finally a run. it's collins inside the 35, trying to negate that pass rush. golden on to which the football but collins ruled down. brothers on the stop as well. third and seven. >> referee: time out arkansas. second charged time out of the seco

henry hauls it in. 2:35 on the clock. >> aaron: arkansas making short underneath passes. i think that's what they have to do. they have to shorten the length of brandon allen's throws. you can't throw deep-outs on the far hash, you have to make sure his throws are in front of him where he doesn't have to have so much rotation on the football. huge pickup on fourth down. >> carter: coming up later. play of the game presented by napa auto parts. allen incomplete. reminder. a.j. derby, the other tight end didn't make the trip for arkansas so henry is clearly the target for brandon allen. >> aaron: credit that offensive line of arkansas. facing a defensive front of missouri. 40 sacks they have had coming into the ballgame. they have got to be able to keep brandon allen out there. >> carter: 10-play drive. every one of them passes. now finally a run. it's collins inside the 35, trying to negate that pass rush. golden on to which the football but collins ruled down. brothers on the stop as well. third and seven. >> referee: time out arkansas. second charged time out of the seco