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host: margot sanger-katz. what number is she pointing to to show that medicare is stronger than it was four years ago because of the health care law? guest: the health care law sets a budget for the future. it says that the independent payment advisory board is going to have to do things to influence what providers are paid in order to keep the program on a budget no more than 1% greater than g.d.p. growth per person in the program. and so because of that, and because of some of these other adjustments to the payment rates that hospitals get, and some reductions to the medicare advantage plans, comes to about $500 billion in savings. host: so it is true that -- guest: it is true that it saves the medicare some money. i think she makes an argument that this policy is going to be lead to long-term sustainable for the -- sustainability for the program and it's a stretch. host: yeah. then there's this headline in the "washington times." medicare bonuses are bogus. investigators say the administration is wasting bi

and his beautiful wife margot's home, and they have -- their story is so unbelievable because let's just it this way. nobody ever thought the two of them could ever have children. right? it was almost a physical impossibility. let me show you what happened to these two people. what happened to them twice, as a matter of fact. that's barbara taylor bradford with me and that's debbie and patty, their two nurses who were there for the weekend. those are little james and little kathleen nederlander. >> those are real babies. >> those are real babies. unlike the ones we had on earlier. the most beautiful, precious little kids. i snuck up and said i want to see these babies. and they listen to my cds all the time. thank god somebody does. and i started to sing to them, and they both went -- which never happens to me! >> did they wake up or do they fall asleep when they listen to you? >> i have a daytime one and a nighttime one. so then the big, big, big bash was saturday night at the breakers. and i had sung at jimmy's 80th birthday party ten years ago. and they asked me to sing to him again.

health care correspondent, margot sanger-katz is our guest. we will take a close

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republican presidential candidate mitt romney and florida senator margot rubio who hold a news conference vice presidential selection process. afterwards, mr. romney held a campaign meeting with supporters the reagan republicans are voting in primaries tomorrow in delaware, connecticut, new york, rhode island, and pennsylvania. >> i am happy to be able to participate in this town hall. we are campaigning to encourage people to get out and vote. this is a big campaign push on the last day before voting, and i am delighted senator marco rubio agreed to join may. i understand it is a pretty good crowd, so we thought it would be a good opportunity to chat with you as well. >> i am glad to be here with the next president of the united states. >> the process for selecting a vice-presidential running mate is just beginning. they have begun to put together a number of names and criteria that would be associated, but we have not had a discussion yet of evaluating various candidates. that is the process. we are looking at various legal resources and accounting and staff to take a look at tax return