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lote is taking land away from farmers and giving it to the managers know that he's making the rich richer and the pore over it. but having just a few kilometers away. if you are listening to what the farmers had to say. many indians are paying their hopes on the week. he believes he'll bring change to the country. and for more on the indian elections were joined now by tw correspondents onion from attack. sun doesn't feel great that the economy is looking likely to win selection for monday when sophie looks that way you know most balloons and suggests that sound economy is the single young men on one issue on voters' minds in india. and that it's not hard to imagine what that is the mean you have a slowing economy you know you've high inflation people. in india the competing for places high fuel prices so subtly the economy is important in this election but i think it's a simple mentioned yet is still more the zone track record as before not support the idea. he's reminded to turn around the state does not attract foreign investment in on something that used it so much to do in in india.

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lote are -- there is a about them to miss. but our policy has been geared around how to bring them back as opposed to how do we deal with today. both parties are intellectually exhausted at the same time in a way that is very bad for the country. was big.vernment big labor was big and there was a lot of economic dynamism at the same time. that's true, but it doesn't mean we could do it today. >> so what is the future? the 60's were pretty good to me. i know you guys don't remember it. >> we weren't born then. >> that's why i enjoyed them. [laughter] >> one way to think about that is that an important difference between the two parties now is that democrats tend to think about the future in terms of large institutions. republicans, when they think about it at all, which is not enough, tend to think about it in more decentralized terms. in that sense, i think republicans might better be to have a vision of the future than the democrats. a huge rewrite of options in a decentralized space. that is what the future -- variety of opt

there's a loting of effort and time into the fact gettingre is no chance pass on capitol hill. he is pressed really hard for democrats to campaign on the success, so far, of the affordable care act. we will possibly see a bit on immigration, as well. democrats running in primaries against the democrats, they are to talk about their love of the affordable care act. what are we hearing from the white house about? guest: i think the white house is very proud that they got up to over 8 million people enrolled. it exceeded expectations from outside pundits, from lots of analysts, and they're very happy to trumpet that. there will be another enrollment. coming up later this fall. right now to have to worry about getting their next health and human services secretary confirmed in the senate. that is something they will be working on now. you try to encourage democrats and citizens in states on the country to see the benefits of , and not to focus on the crummy rollout that was last year. if you'd like to join the conversation for republicans, the number is i think we should talk about