when it comes to individual unemployability, iu is drastically cut and likely never to be made up by compensating social security. why do you believe that is acceptable and in line with the administration's promise to do better by veterans? sec. shulkin: let's take a look at this overall budget. this is a 5.5% increase in total budget for veterans and when it comes to mandatory funding, which is where the iu exists, we are seeing a $7 billion increase in mandatory benefit to veterans. this is a budget that is providing more care and services to veterans. in doing so, we have a responsibility to taxpayers and to veterans, to make sure that the resources of our current programs are being utilized appropriately. so, we are going back and looking at programs and saying, could those resources be reallocated in different ways not to withdraw total dollars from veterans? could they be revised and reallocated to work better for veterans? in the case of iu, i think what proposed is not an elimination of it, but a revision to make the program and resources currently going to some veterans -- m

iu, as was noticed has got to be rescinded. that whole pro po sal is a budget that has no idea how it impacts people. it's just a dollar amount. the effects are beyond what everybody understood the first time with the nonsense social security was going to pick up the amount of money lost in iu, not even talking about the affects of the family members, loss of dental care, loss of local benefits as was mentioned earlier, tax abbatements in new york city. we got the tax abbatement for real estate. that would be cut significantly by that. this has got to be one of the things we are calling upon, we would like since the secretary alluded to the fact they may agree that this be shelved, we would love to see a joint effort between the v.a. and leadership in the senate and house veteran's affairs committee, publicly denouncing this idea and saying we are not going to pass it so we can tell all those scared people out there who have been sending e-mails and letters about the horrors they are concerned about that they have nothing to wo

. >> i've recommended 5,000 ius daily... >> around 5,000 ius tends to be perfect... >> narrator: on onesite, i answered just three questions-- my age, my height, and my weight-- and i was told i needed 10,000 international units a day, 16 times the iom's recommendation. >> when i hear that various groups are recommending 10,000 ius a day or even 5,000 ius a day routinely, i really want to say, "show me the data, show me the evidence." >> narrator: evidence is what dr. joann manson is accumulating here. she's collected blood samples from over 25,000 people. >> the vital trial is, to our knowledge, the largest randomized clinical trial of vitamin d supplementation in the world. >> narrator: manson is comparing disease rates between those who take vitamin d supplements and those who don't. final results won't be known until 2017, but already, she has concerns. >> many people are taking too much vitamin d. the institute of medicine also recommended avoiding getting above 4,000 ius daily because that could be associated with adverse events. calcium in the urine, which can be associated with

, i think what iu we proposed is not an illumination, but a revision to make the program and resources currently going to some veterans -- not an elimination, but a revision to make the program and resources currently going to some veterans -- make sure we are getting this right. >> to follow up on that, a lot -- to be changing so fundamentally the way iu is calculated. what is your response? shulkiun: i have such respect for vso. is so important this country honor its responsibility to our veterans. that doesn't mean that you don't go back and revisit programs that have been around for a long time and figure out different to use those resources, as long as they are directed to helping veterans and more veterans. i understand there is not always going to be agreement. this is washington and we are always going to get passion over important topics. i welcome comments on our veteran service organizations about how to do things better and i know that since we share the same goal of helping veterans, we will get to the right answer. >> can i ask you one other thing about the budget from th

iu has got to be rescinded. that whole proposal is a classic budget year proposal that has no idea how it impacts on people. it's just a dollar amount to somebody in omb. the effects of you even what everybody understood the first time which is this all nonsense of social scale was going to pick up the amount of money lost in iu. not even talking about the effects of the family members, the loss of dental care, the loss of chip va, the loss of local benefits as was mentioned earlier, tax abatement in new york city. we discussed expansion of our tax abatement for real estate. that would be cut significantly by that. so that this is just got to be one of the things were calling upon, we would like since the secretary has alluded to the fact that they may agree with the idea that this could be shelved to come with love to see a joint effort between the va and the leadership in both the senate and the house veterans affairs committee publicly denouncing this idea and saying we are not going to pass it so that we can

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iu mentioned isolationism and have a problem with the left who ring to conservatives believe in sovereignty and every up it vereignty comes completes conflated with isolationism. they are two different things. guest: i think that is a fair point. i think that rand paul who was a presidential contend er this tie around. isolationiste word to nonintervention ill. n ink that is -- noninterventionist. isolation implies 1930's we involved with e we ody and rand paul argues should not get into wars of choice. host: dan from virginia. next on the republican line. caller: hello. host: go ahead, dan. caller: i have lived through 14 presidents also. grew up in washington and georgetown and chevy chase. politics and past 14 presidents have made a mess. thing for trump for one to solve problems. the people in washington, the not on both sides are solving problems. we have a lot of problems specially in the middle east. number one problem that all 14 presidents had is keeping our allies attacking there in the arab states. he second thing is since the ni 19 1950's russia had a warm aterport in syria when

a lot of vsos considered to stealing from them, to be changing so fundamentally a way iu is connected. what your response to that? >> i have such great admiration and admiration for vsos understand their passion. and i share their commitment that it is so important that this country on earth its responsibility to our veterans. that doesn't mean that you don't go back and revisit programs had it been around for a long time and figure out different ways to use those resources, as long as they are directed to helping veterans and more veterans. now, i understand there is not always going to be agreement. this is washington and we are always going to get passion over important topics. and i welcome comments from our veteran service organizations about how to do things better. and i know that since we share the same goal of helping veterans, that we'll get to the right answer. >> let me ask you one other thing which is about, the budget from the president focuses on providing care and purchasing care less on infrastructure. he talked a lot about infrastructure but you know what i'm talking

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quo inri terms of low traffic towers, a traffic control towers, many of which are the first to be cut iu any budgetary cutbacks. so rural america, access to rural america would actually be enhanced if the air traffic control system were taken out of the bureaucratic government budgeting and procurement processes. >> well, i guess you'll think i would add is, as you would understand, look at the composition, a lot of people represent rural states that are with a lot of geography, smaller tumors were generally the aviation is very important. i like you, i think sherry concern that rural areas bee treated fairly and that there be safeguards put in place. i guess specifically my question was to what safeguards in the administration proposal, in what ways would they go about insuring that rural areas will continue to have access and have access to the nation's ssn wouli be affordable? so if you have, maybe at this point since there's no legislation specifically to look at sort of game that up at that something a lot of people on this committee would be interested in knowing about. there were

things iu said two have not heard together, it is a beautiful thing and gasoline on a fire.s all asset classes be enough because there is so much liquidity in the market? you like the fact there is pressure to keep the 10 year yield down, but is there a danger that globally we are building so much valuations into assets because banks are dumping so much money into the system? >> i think so. that will be the blowoff on the s&p to whatever. we are not at that point, though. you look at all the stocks in the s&p and we are at average trading at 18 times. jpmorgan is at 13. google is trading at 21. halliburton is at 41. -- 14. there are a lot of stocks reasonably inexpensive. clients i talked to -- a lot of them have too much cash on their hands. david: who would have thought? >> i have to be right eventually. you will both be staying with us. coming up, an interview with the european commissioner for competition about google's record eu fine. live from new york, this is bloomberg. ♪ emma: i am emma chandra. more than 80 companies around the world have been hit by cyberattacks i

i think iu are -- just favorite. kevin: i am trying to get there.? kevin: there it will go remains to be seen. dese spoken with several ai to the lawmakers who are frustrated with how this has been negotiated behind the scenes. there are a couple of nonstarter issues for moderates. cutting medicare and medicaid. portions of obamacare -- they are concerned about the policy of this and how it will impact republican chances in 2018, particularly if they have to defend something that they are only going to get one week to look at. inid: we are all interested health care because we all have to use health care. but we are also concerned because of what it means for tax reform and infrastructure. what have you learned about what -- about where that stands? kevin: i interviewed representative davis and illini -- and delaney. -- is a member of the house freedom caucus. plane is working on a tax with the members of the house freedom caucus that they hope to , and he august recess told me that he will include structure in that. what all of the house freedom ca

issues that you wanted to discuss, congressman veasey, with regard to some of these, and examples which iu wanted to give as well -- which you wanted to give as well. mr. veasey: absolutely. very briefly, the president's history on racism from the very beginning of his candidacy, of course, the way he disparaged mexicans and mexican americans in this country, by calling people rapists, accusing people of bringing disease and crime into the united states. pretending that he didn't know who david duke was. unbelievable. pretending to not know who david duke was. ms. plaskett: well. mr. veasey: even condone -- ms. plaskett: i think he knows now. mr. veasey: even condone the beatings of a black lives matter protester. but his history extends even before that. of course it was very well covered, very well chronicled during the campaign, about the justice department suing his real estate company and his father's real estate company for not renting apartments to black people. not renting apartments to african-american potential tenants. and of course they ultimately settled that lawsuit. because

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