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ima 62-year-old retired mail -- i am a 62-year-old retired male. have to buy insurance that covers maternity coverage for myself. so many people today with the high premiums are not eating healthy because they need the money. deductibles are so high that they would be in a catastrophic position, and so many people are losing their homes. what is wrong with americans having a choice? why is it a government's position to demand that you buy a product that only they can approve? that is my question. host: go ahead. caller: in a free society, i thought you were allowed to choose what you wanted. host: on the first part of your comment, the track record of the congressional office, there was something that sean spicer talked about yesterday. here is a little bit. >> let's look at the city of projection. there projection on obamacare, input 16, it would have 24 million people on it. the actual figure is 10.4 million. that is have the number of .eople it predicted the only point is to make sure that people understand, if you're looking to get an accurate

but the kids susan merrill runs the parenting website ima. >> when you want something, you save up foru want to buy something, it's yours. >> seeing money in the jars reminded them to wait. >> it's really good to see that money grow. they get into it, how much have you saved, i've saved this mo y money. >> it doesn't need to be money. >> prizes, praise. >> when her kids wanted it, they could have it but only after doing something that was hard for them. >> megan wanted a doll. megan, three days staying dry and boom, you could have. >> she could look at the doll -- >> but she couldn't have it. >> what if the child demands a doll now. it's important to not give in to a tantrum. this commercial shows it. this kid wants a bag of chips now. instead of giving in, mom int t imitates him. >> she looks at him, no. >> what's the moral. >> you really can work with your kids. i think sometimes parents are too busy to be consistent or they are too fearful that their child will not like them. >> also. >> lead by example. see how they behave. you have to teach a child to save for a rainy day. kids ha

ima, florida, republican. good morning. >> caller: what i want to talk about is no one is talking about how much medicare has been cut. i have a cousin whose husband has cancer. he is medicaid plus. theistic other 20% didn't cover. they no longer do. he's having treatments right now. last year, medicare would cover up to $7000 per treatment. they would have to cover the rest. this year they've already told them they are only going to cover $4000. by medicare has been going up and up in a period and a retired federal worker. i have insurance through the fed. i started paying $188. my husband, 138 because he is also retired the federal government. we are up to $204. so he hasn't only affect the people on obamacare, he's affect that everyone. obamacare is a disaster and i think it should be taken out. for the people who think that control -- the government giving insurance to everyone. i just came back from spain. my relative was there. a system in which my husband has had cancer. they told us he didn't get the s

ima i think she's very attractive. >> i didn't say she wasn't attractive.es brown. >> he did apologize. an extremely intelligent accomplished woman, why do that? >> i think, don, we should first start -- we always go to the race card. i don't think that's relevant. i don't think this is a racial thing at all. there are plenty of racists in this world. >> paris. >> we should be sure when we call somebody a racist that they actually are. i just think that we need to stop that. let me finish. >> but even all the white guys in the studio are side eyeing you right now. >> he needs to be side eyed. >> let him finish. let him finish. >> bill o'reilly said what he said was in jest and was for fun. he did go on to say he likes congressman watters. >> said she's old school and she believes what she says. >> because the title of his book is "old school." she's a woman that isn't a phony. she is someone who is jgenuine. >> he said say that. he's right. >> in case you thought this was bill o riley's first racist moment, he has a record. slaves that worked there were wel

but that is kind of their self-ima self-image. question why resurrect this at this point? there are points on either side. yesterday on cnn, the republican representative, i'm not looking to the house for answers here. i'm looking to the senate. the fact is the house intelligence committee has been somewhat of an island in that rising tied of partisanship and more parliamentary style and the house has been submerged in over the last 25 years and last week we saw the water line go over that levy as well. >> one of the questions has been is the reason democrats think devin nunes has a bias and he went on the old executive office on the white house grounds. had some documents to look at. goes back to the white house and briefs the president. we don't know what's in the documents. we don't know what it's about except he said it has nothing to do with russia. the committee is complaining you're supposed to tell us. he didn't do any of that. the house speaker was asked this morning is that appropriate and is the president under investig

the group which posted the video is called chill ima civil group. an emergency request from the family who feared for the safety after he was killed last month at the kuala lumpur airport. >> what this group is trying to do if it's a legislate group, is to send a radical message to senior north korea officials, which is if you intend to escape, don't worry. there is an escape route, we are here, contact us, and we will be here to provide you with protection and assistance. >> reporter: but the motives of the group are unclear. kim hong sol is in his early 20s and told an interviewer in 2012 he was born in pyongyang, moved to macau, but still visited nauks. >> when i was growing up it was isolated. >> reporter: the prime minister accused kim jong-un of ordering the hit on the brother. president trump's ambassador to the u.n. questioning the sanity of the north korea's leader. >> we are not dealing with a rational person. >> reporter: kim jong-un is not taking credit for the killing. is the brother's son a threat as well. >> from kim jong-un, the one

a ju-- ima -- i am nior. i don't agree with the muslim band.ave a friend who is muslim and not all muslims are terrorists. as for the wall, i don't think it's going to work either. i do believe that illegal immigration is an issue. but building the wall isn't going to help. i and communications major. -- am a communications major. i would like him to lower the rate of unemployment. road ons from the c-span. >> washington journal continues. host: joining us now is kyle pomerleau of the tax foundation. he serves as an economist and we are going to talk about the upcoming debate on tax reform. what is the president and white house's overall goal in tax reform? guest: i think what they are trying to do and this is clear from the campaign's reform a tax code that they think is broken.

. >> ima junior and for the first 100 days, i believe that trump should approve the immigration policyn't agree with the muslim ban because i have a friend who is muslim and is not a terrorist. as for the wall policy come i don't think it will work either. i believe illegal immigration is an issue but the wall will not help. >> i am a communications major and a student here. my message to president donald trump is i know a lot of candidates make a lot of promises when running for president but i would like him to lower the rate of unemployment. >> voices from the road -- on c-span. >> tonight, on "the committee caters," advisor with matt lira to kevin mccarthy and the ceo and cofounder of cyber reason about how congress and companies are interesting -- are addressing questions of cyber security. fundamentally challenging our entire in economy and the government has no choice but to reflect that reality and it will. i don't think we have ever been it -- ever been through it at this scale. we have survived and thrived and i would argue democracy has improved upon itself in an industrial

ima wisconsin progressive and as a wisconsin progressive i have no place in either political party because as always with wisconsin we like in our politics and everything else to feel superior. >> because you are. david? >> i would say that every political movement is a combination of idealism and self-interest. that was definitely true of the antiwar movement, as you said. it was the draft, the fire that fueled it so that every day people of my generation, young men of my generation had to think about what would we do if we were drafted. would we go to jail? when we joined the national guard and go fight in a war we can believe in? our girlfriends had to deal with that. our mothers and fathers-- it was something that combined idealism with opposing a war with self interest of what i do and that certainly was no clearer combination of those two in a positive sense than the civil rights movement. of course, the self interest was we wanted to be treated as human beings. the idealism is every human should be treated that way. i think that you starting to see that combination of idealism and s

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ima graduate of south carolina state university and i represent the university of south carolina here in this body and i want you to know what is going on around the men ofngratulate the south carolina basketball and i will watch the women do the same. i have met along with other members of the congressional lack caucus on the last week that president trump and we had the opportunity to share with him some of the fears that we have of his budget and what it would do to the historical black colleges and universities. as you both have mentioned, i represent seven of these institutions. and i said to the president that there's something that most of e miss about the value these colleges and universities. and i share with him a little experience i had with him last december. whileic kicking off the annual christmas fess activities. i was having a conversation with a very is good friend who i have coordology doctor nd we were talking about the hsbcu's. and i said to him that i thought there was a significant misunderstanding of the value of ese institutions and i wrote an op ed in the char

>>i followed the toad i am rob wako ima richmond community district resident for 30 years i've been looking to restore this golden gate park for 20 years. i heard the name john mclaren this is the guy that decided to leave those precolonial oak grove's there. we have cleaned up brush and garbage in transient camping and were about to finish off a mile long trail. we plant trees , we plant a variety of trees as i mentioned before of amber and shrubs. we managed to see before the return of the a woodpecker. this is a wonderful place in san francisco and it's all because of the vision of the management is because of the community supporters and the wonderful people my neighbor and including michael who just spoke earlier on. i cannot as a nonprofit director. i cannot go to institutions and asked them for money directly without a management plan. the management plan part of it is to encourage community stakeholders and without this management plans i am asking you we need it now and i think the eir is very reasonable. we should add it tonight and all these items have been discussed and sign wit

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three hours of a ima week they were doing 6.7 hours. let's bring this back again to philadelphia. wanted to do it again here because this is where i'm from. we want to get as much coverage of this as possible, as many people as possible so they don't think of cheesesteaks and beer when they think of a if it and active lifestyle. was it hard to get people on board? >> i don't think it was as much. i think everyone is a little more excited about the fact that it's something that they can vision and look at. when you look at something, it gives something to your brain. it gets you more stimulated and more motivated to participate. this belt keeps track of everything? >> it keeps track of everything and every time you go to the city fitness gym there's a screen right in haven't from of everyone so you're able to see if you're working hard and if you're not it stays at a certain percentage, at a certain color so it kind of pushes you to really challenge yourself. do you wear this all the time. >> i wear it all the time to be honest with you. > it's like high technology. professional sp

>>i followed the toad i am rob wako ima richmond community district resident for 30 years i've been looking to restore this golden gate park for 20 years. i heard the name john mclaren this is the guy that decided to leave those precolonial oak grove's there. we have cleaned up brush and garbage in transient camping and were about to finish off a mile long trail. we plant trees , we plant a variety of trees as i mentioned before of amber and shrubs. we managed to see before the return of the a woodpecker. this is a wonderful place in san francisco and it's all because of the vision of the management is because of the community supporters and the wonderful people my neighbor and including michael who just spoke earlier on. i cannot as a nonprofit director. i cannot go to institutions and asked them for money directly without a management plan. the management plan part of it is to encourage community stakeholders and without this management plans i am asking you we need it now and i think the eir is very reasonable. we should add it tonight and all these items have been discussed and sign wit

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