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that doesn't mean -- applause maas -- 90% of the residents who lived here were murdered. and that was a part of it, too. >> the debate about what's so great about america, tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span. >> transportation secretary anthony fox called on the public yesterday to push congress for more transportation funding. he spoke at the chamber of commerce transportation summit examining the role infrastructure plays on key sectors of the economy. his comments are 35 minutes. block. >> ladies and gentlemen, can i ask you to take your seats, please. >> thank you everyone for coming today to the second infrastructure summit of the u.s. chamber of commerce. we're so excited to be presenting a program today that really focuses on the intersection between infrastructure and the economy. you're going to notice from our program that there's not a lot of what we in the transportation will call the usual suspects sitting up here today, and that's because we have been asked repeatedly over the last several years to bring business to the table and talk about how does infrastruc

because the nfl's policy that punishes players simply for making the safer choice to maas marijuana instead marijuana. we need to start seeing that change so it catches up with public attitudes and public policy, at that point. >> so, yeah, we were looking at a recent gallup poll showing that 58% of americans believe that marijuana should be made legal with only 39% saying, no, as of october 2013. so, you do actually have a majority of americans saying it should be made legal, but it does feel a little different to say that than to say, players ought to be using it. i mean, i get your point about it's safer than alcohol, but i also don't think it's a good idea for players to be drinking during the season either. >> well, what it comes down to is this. the nfl allows players to use alcohol and if it's going to do that and it's going to even go so far to promote the use of alcohol, not only among the fans, but among players. >> there is that. >> has a deal with uber to get players rides to and from the bars to keep them out of trouble. why can't it simply allow players to use marijuana. the n

glitches.ot of -- in mav maa where massachusetts where governor held pushed through reform, it took ale for people to learn and get enrolled. closer in march, we're going to see a spike upwards. the first enrollment period ends on march 31. people who need to get coverage march 31. enrolled by the other thing is there's a requirement for people to get they don't get enrolled, they have to afford they have to e, pay a penalty. health h better to get coverage than to pay a penalty. so my suspicion is they're going see a much larger number of eople in february and in particular in march and that corresponds with the histories of the other programs. program notary publics the past and their enrollment, oes that model apply today in your opinion? >> it applies. the question is, how much does apply. there will be a serge in enrollment in march, again, deadlinef this sort of effect. people respond to deadlines. but when you get right down to it, a $95 penalty compared to couple hundred a younger premiums, for people who might not have health insurance and might think they're going to live fo