that may affect hospitals, medicaid we have seen a tremendous increase in medicaid enrollment with continuous covert requirements and would end with as a public health emergency. we estimated between five-15 million will lose coverage. >> that depends, as of those. roll off that is a negative for the providers we rank because they're coming in without insurance. with the act that just past, those subsidies move onto to some of those insurers, the individual exchanges. that would be the limit of the negative impact of that. it is a big question to get the folks onto that. in terms of the public health emergency, there has been additional medicaid rates coming through as well. that has been favorable and will come down. that is another pressure point for hospitals going into the next year depending on when the emergency is lifted. >> what are you seeing in terms of hospital margins? compared to the past? >> we are seeing these quarterlies, we do get quarterlies for most of our providers, the first quarter was tough, the most places, there are a few profits but the second quarter was for some a

even more so has medicaid. it's the one program people have added things so it no longer just goes to the people on welfare or to the poor. people that are in some other situation like being pregnant that people think deserve state aid. medicare has always tried not to be the program that pays for long-term care because they want to subsidize people in mental health hospitals who are an enormous number of people in 1965. but it has been moving much more to funding home health care as part of this general trend in medicine to keep people out of hospitals. so all these things are going on at the same time that the welfare reform discussion is going on. host: peter in fairfax, virginia. caller: newt gingrich testified about welfare reform just last week arguing that work requirements have been a success. he further recommended that we replicate that model for all federal welfare programs. what he ignores is the fact that the requirements are unreasonable for recipients and unrealistic for states. unreasonable beca

explain what that means in putting in context. >> medicare or medicaid quick. >> i'm sorry. the cbo estimate that medicare inflation rebates will increase medicaid spending by 15.$7 billion over the next ten years. >> that is the rebate rule it is complicated you probably do not want to know. congress gets budget credit for canceling something everybody agreed needed to be canceled basically through gets to achieve the savings from doing it. >> kf f.org khn.org is kaiser news. new jersey is up first on the line for over 65 years old. >>caller: good morning. i thought social security and medicare was paid into from people who work and they take it out of their paychecks isn't it illegal to give it to people who do not pay into it? >> you have to be eligible to get social security or medicare you can buy into medicare people did not pay social security taxes why they were working many did not pay federal they paid into their own pension system so you campaign for medicare part a that comeses to you you are eligible for a few paid into the requisite period of time but social se

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos beneficios.os planes le ofrecen hasta $150 al mes para productos cubiertos y alimentos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo para ver si cumple los requisitos o para inscribirse. hay más para usted... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] ♪ ♪ [mÚsica] reportero: saludos. esta es la informaciÓn deportiva mÁs relevante. europa league, jornada 1. manchester united 0 y real sociedad 1. la lazio derrotÓ 4—2 al feyenoord. es lo que tenemos por ahora. muchas gracias. ramÓn: esta noche, la ciudad de san josÉ abriÓ un nuevo centro para recursos para pequeÑas empresas de inmigrantes. tenemos los detalles. ademÁs, autoridades del departamento de policÍa de san carlo investigan el homicidio de una mujer enfrente de sus hijos. vamos con yadira. yadira: maÑana viernes tendremos 100° hacia concord. sÁbado y domingo disminuyendo la temperatura. la prÓxima semana laboral en temperaturas de 70° hacia oakla

explain what that means and put that in context trek to medicare or medicaid? >> host: i apologize. medicare tragic you have to read it again. cbo estimates inflation reduction act medicare inflation related rebates will increase medicaid spending by $15.7 billion over the next ten years tragic yes, all right. that has to do with the rebate rule. it's complicated. you probably don't want to know. it had to do with congress getting budget credit for canceling something everybody agreed need to be canceled. it was a trump administration proposal and it was basically who getsmp to achieve the savins from doing it. >> host: kaiser family d foundation is kff.org. kaiser health news is kh in.org and her phone numbers will put on the screen for you and julie rovner here to take those calls. bonnie integers is up first on that line forn those over 65. good morning. >> caller: good morning. i was wondering, not wondering, you know, just i thought social security, medicare was paid intl from people who work here they take it out of their paychecks. isn't it illegal to give that money to peopl

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look how right-wing billionaire barre seid has used his fortune to attack climate science, fight medicaid expansion, and remake the higher education system in a conservative mold. all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in ukraine, there are fresh reports of heavy fighting around the russian-occupied zaporizhzhia nuclear power station, where local residents have been urged to evacuate. earlier today, ukraine's top nuclear inspector said the deteriorating security situation may force officials to close the plant in order to help prevent a nuclear disaster. inyiv, volodymyr zelenskyy said wednesday a counteroffensive in the east has succeeded in pushing back russian forces from around the besieged city of kharkiv. at the united nations, the u.s. and its allies accused moscow of forcibly moving up to 1.6 million ukrainians to russia. speaking to the u.n. secretive council wednesday, assistant secretary-general for human rights ilze brands kehris said some ukrainians have faced arbitrary detention, forcible deportat

medicaid le da beneficios y medicare también le ofrece algunos beneficios. dental. la mayoría de los planes le ofrecen hasta $150 al mes para productos cubiertos y alimentos. todo sin ningún costo adicional para usted. entonces, si tiene medicare y medicaid, llame ahora mismo para ver si cumple los requisitos o para inscribirse. hay más para usted... con un plan unitedhealthcare dual complete. im presentadora: la patrulla fronteriza emitiÓ una advertencia de extrema importancia para que los inmigrantes no traten de cruzar el rÍo bravo porque el nivel de agua crecido, aumentando el peligro de las corrientes, esto ocurre a cuatro dÍas del ahogamiento de nueve migrantes que desafiaron el peligro de estas corrientes. pedro:imÁgenes de migrantes siendo arrastrados por las corrientes del rÍo bravo siendo rescatados por autoridades migratorias a se ha convertido en cosa de todos los dÍas en la frontera de piedras negras e higo paz, texas. fueron recuperados ocho cuerpos de migrantes que estaban cruzando, forma parte del grupo de mÁs de 50 que arrastrÓ la corriente

so security quit medicare, and medicaid are no different.f we want these programs to survive and to avoid cuts to benefits, we need to act today. host: we are asking you this morning on the washington journal what party you trust more when it comes to social safety net programs. we have split our phone lines by age this morning. here are the numbers on those programs. because the government is paying more in monthly social security benefits than it is covering in taxes, the social security program is projected to run out of reserves to fully fund benefits in 2035. at that point, it will have enough money to cover 80% of its benefits. the medicare trust fund will only be able to pay 90% of scheduled benefits after 2028. those are some of the latest numbers. the story from usa today yesterday, biden vows to save social security and medicare in the face of the shortfall but offers few details. that story on usa today. mark, new hampshire, that line for those older than 65. good morning to you. caller: good morning. just another smokescreen is w

the medicaid will leave a will drive along the mile, just a few 100 meters left turn. and there is saint james's palace while we wait for that. her medicaid's lever we have um, we have gods coming through the gates or at least at the moment, standing to attention will leave you watching that. but on the other side of the screen, you can what's a little background here, a report from, ah, i think it's sonya gay ago, we've got here talking about the new king and his interests, which may have an impact upon his reign. let. let's watch this. he has been waiting for the longest time. there has never been any doubt of prince charles's desire to become king, but the sheer span of his mother's reign has left him becoming king charles at relatively advanced years himself. and charles may cause a war, controversial figure as head of state. the queen elizabeth the 2nd did married 1st to diana spencer. he began having an affair with camilla parker bowles before diana's tragic death. that in itself was a public relations problem. uh huh. let's go back to let saint james's palace we

and a related matter, medicaid expansion.pansion. governor kemp does not. take a listen to how they speak about these issues out on the trail. >> we need a governor who understands, we don't get to choose our battles, but we get to choose our warriors! and i am here to fight for you! that's what i'm here for! i'm here to fight for the workers who won't understand that they have the right to be seen and heard and paid a living wage in a state of georgia. i'm here for the families that are in need of health care, but are being denied access because brian kemp will not expand medicaid in the state of georgia. >> during my term as governor, because of the covid-19 pandemic, we have added over 600,000 medicaid patients to the rolls. so if that was the solution, then why did the hospital close? almost 600,000 new medicaid patients, right now, in our state. and they're blaming this on medicaid expansion. they are not being truthful. >> with just seven weeks to go until election day, all yids also on the crucial senate contest in thi

englewood is one of the least insured neighborhoods in the city, mostly medicaid and medicare, 12% offolks in inglewood are uninsured altogether compared to 2 and a half% in lakeview. if you were to overlay where our healthcare resources are, doctors offices, clinics, hospitals, and lay them on top of the city will see them on the north side compared to the south side. you will also see that is where our health status is. you will see a 30 year life expectancy difference between inglewood and lakeview. most of that is not a function of the actual healthcare is they get. most of that is a function of living in a community where there is violence, there are food deserts, there isn't, there aren't options to work out, where you work in a job that requires you go double shifts and might be dangerous, all of those things track along these segregated racial cast lines that have been instituted in our city for decades and all that is required to keep that going for more decades is that we sit back as bystanders and not stand up and say this is unacceptable and here are the human costs, this

expansion in ohio. donald trump oppose both the affordable care act and medicaid expansion. but when votes by drawing attention to the opioid problem among the white working class j. d, events uses the opioid crisis, is a way to wage culture war. are you a racist? do you hate mexicans? the media calls us racist for wanting to build trust war. they censor us, but it doesn't change the truth. jo biden's open border is killing ohio and with more legal drugs and more democrat voters pouring into this country. those are polarizing topics that immediately pull you one way or another strategy to take people that might be in the middle and leaning to the right to pull them all way to the right. when i was driving down here, i saw a few signs on the side of the road, said joe biden, you know, yeah, infrastructure bill provided 500000 jobs. so the democrats get any credit for that in terms of the economy down here. i think at the end of the day, really what we have is like is one party and it's, and it's rich people. so think a lot of people are critical of the president. no matter wh

security medicare and medicaid are no different. if we want these programs to survive and further to avoid any cuts to benefits, we need to act today. >> some of the recent back and forth on this issue of social security and medicare. we are asking you this morning on the washington journal which party you trust more when it comes to those social safety net programs. we split our phone lines by age this morning. here are some numbers on those programs as you continue to dial in to this program. the government is paying more in monthly social security benefits. the social security program is projected to run out of reserves to fully fund benefits in 2035. at that point, it had enough money to cover 80% of its benefits. the medicare trust fund which covers inpatient hospital services along -- only able to pay 90% of scheduled benefits after 2028. again, those are some of the latest numbers. the story is from usa today. biden vowed to save social security and medicare in the face of the shortfalls, but he offers few details. that story

during the pandemic, medicaid was extended so now able-bodied adults can be on medicaid. they also qualify for other kinds of benefits. there is not the pressure to go out and work and it is the 55-64 age group that has reduced labor force participation. they are not retiring, they decided that they don't want to work anymore. that is a fine decision but many of them have many years of life ahead of them and if they could be incentivized to go into the workplace and take these jobs it would be good for the economy. host: how do you incentivize that? diana: rollback the medicaid problem. we could be rolling back some of the food stamp and snap programs. we could rollback the enhanced obamacare supplements. host: the incentives keeping them on the sidelines? diana: exactly. caller: the lady from the heritage foundation, she sounds like she is talking about the rich. she didn't talk about the $1 trillion tax cut the republicans gave to the higher earners. she was saying that the stimulus check is bad. but giving $1 trillion to big oil and the rich and she just said they will

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she told supporters, if elected, she would work to expand medicaid, reinstate free technical college.another issue that is local to this state. that is addressing the closure of hospitals across the state. take a listen. >> i'm here for the families that are in need of health care, but are being denied access because brian kemp will not expand medicaid in the state of georgia. i'm here because right now in atlanta there is a countdown to the closure of yet another level one trauma center, the sixth hospital to shut down under his failed leadership. we've got 19 more on the watch list. i refuse to watch another hospital shut down. that's why i intend to be the next governor of the great state of georgia! >> reporter: republican incumbent brian kemp has long argued that fully expanding medicaid would be too costly. he wasn't on the campaign trail today, but he argues he should get another four years because of how he has led this state on economic issues. he'll address supporters in sandy springs, georgia tomorrow, the jewish coalition. >> there was another closely watched midterm race

concerns over that you're really getting consequences of sense as they may adversely affect the medicaid situation. a very well welcome to you. it's just turn 5 pm here in the russian capital and you're watching all t international with the latest world news update. it's good to have you with us. now kennesaw that city center has been shared by at least 5 at us applied high miles rockets with local russian, back to authority, saying a number of people have been killed or wounded. this on verified footage purportedly shows people running from the blast. another video shows what is reported to be the aftermath of the ukrainian strikes. local officials say that 3 people have been killed and 13 others wounded rockets that struck and administration building at the center of care on city. well, a meeting between local officials was taking place. the head of the local labor department is understood to have been wounded while her driver was killed. the blasts reached residential buildings within the vicinity of the care on administration, breaking windows and damaging balconies. we spoke to caro

and, if you have medicare and medicaid, a humana plan may give you other important benefits., vision, and hearing coverage. you may also get: rides to plan-approved locations. home-delivered meals after an in-patient hospital stay. a monthly allowance for purchasing approved healthy food and beverages. plus, an allowance for health and wellness items. everything from over-the-counter medications and vitamins to first-aid items and personal care products. best of all, if you have medicare and medicaid, you may qualify for multiple opportunities throughout the year to enroll. so, if you want more from medicare, call the number on your screen now to speak with a licensed humana sales agent. learn about humana plans that could give you more healthcare benefits, including coverage for prescription drugs. dental care. eye exams and glasses. hearing aids, and more. a licensed humana sales agent will walk you through your options. answer any questions you have. and, if you're eligible, help you enroll over the phone. call today and we'll also send this free guide. humana. a more huma

expansion, we have many georgians working and pour that would benefit from medicaid expansion, theses have a clear choice about who is ready to represent them in the united states senate. i believe in the wisdom of women and i support their ability to make choices. i think that a patients room is too small and cramped a space where a woman and doctor and the united states of government, i support medicaid expansion, i think health care is a human right and we need to do something about it in georgia, he has the opposite view. and so the contrast between me and him could not be more stark and obvious. >> obviously you've had along an incredible career before becoming a u.s. senator, what's the worst thing about being a u.s. senator? >> well, you know, i'm the dad of two small children and it's tough being away from them when i am up here as i look into their eyes i have a six-year-old daughter, three and a half-year-old son, i see not only my children but children all across our state and i'm someone who benefited from good federal policy, i like to say i'm an alum of head start, a pr

uncertainty about the continuity of medicaid and additional assistance funds. the people were exhausted and stressed. and then came hurricane fiona. fiona did not bring category 4 or category 5 winds. instead rainfall noter before, up to 30 -- not like ever before. up to 30 inches. fiona cause add lot of f floodi. it was historic. in many places in the south of the island, and the mountains beyond what was experienced for maria. thousands of families needed to be moved from floodwaters in places leaving behind everything. in rural areas bridges that have been repaired or replaced after maria and roads that have been cleared and repaved are again washed out. damaged and blocked by land sliedz. house transportation work done after the disaster, some barely finished, needs to be addressed again. and the power system again fell into a blackout. although a majority is back up it's still shaky. more than 70% of the island has power. available units are running to capacity. distribution networks needed to be attended by local governments. these slowed down recovery of

he along this oppositional all abortions sharpen is additional medicaid expansion.oposed by lindsey graham which would be the first in the country, make the landscape across the country like what it has been in mississippi after dobbs, do you support such a ban? >> no i do not. women who have for 50 years have been able to control their own health care choices saw that summarily taken away from them by an act from by the supreme court. my opponent supports a national ban as you point out on abortion, and he says no exceptions. so that includes rape, incest, the life of the mother. i think that too many politicians crowding the room with patience and his extreme position on this, his saying that he doesn't support medicaid expansion, we have 600,000 voters from the working poor who would benefit from this expansion. these are all the reasons why georgians have a clear choice about who's ready to represent them in the united states senate. i believe in the wisdom of women and i support their ability to make choices. i think a patients room is too small and cramped wit

georgia refuses to expand medicaid. which means hospitals are closing and people are sick. mostly the working poor. i wrote a bill to try to get georgians health care, and prior to that, i make sure we put money in the senate build to give georgia every reason to ask -- to expand health care. because it is so important. especially for the working poor and seniors. [applause] [foreign language] sen. warnock: because georgia elected me, and my friend and brother jon ossoff, among the things we have been able to accomplish is we passed the single largest tax cut for middle and working-class families in american history. the expanded child tax credit. [applause] [foreign language] [applause] sen. warnock: because i believe health care is a human right, i wrote a provision that was signed into law that caps the cost of health care for seniors on medicare. i do not believe people like my 84-year-old mother should have to choose between buying medicine they need and food that they need, we have to treat our elders kindly. this is my effort to be kind to our elders in public policy

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only 6 states, by the way, commended for their medicaid ideas and efficiency. when u.s. mortgage demand a slump by nearly a 3rd over the past year, the mortgage bankers association's weekly survey show demand has dropped as the 30 year fixed rate mortgage top 6% for the first time this week, it found more home buyers are staying on the sidelines and wal-mart is moving closer to offering checking accounts and banking. fintech company backed by wal-mart will introduce checking accounts too. thousands of walmart employees and a small percentage of online customers will be undergoing testing with this in the coming weeks live from the nasdaq market site. i'm jane king, back to james. thank you very much, jane. >> a mexican form of art has made its way all across the country. paying homage to dreams and the world of knight nation. it combines various mystical creatures. they look fantastic there. in the video we have reporter christine flores actually traveling to the chicago metro area to see what it's all about. >> they're big. colorful. >> sculpted, from various mystical c

can be on medicaid. they're also qualified for other kinds of benefits. there isn't the pressure to go out and work that there used to be. and it's the 55-64 age group, that is still reduced labor force participation if from before the pandemic. and these people are not retiring, they've just decided that perhaps they don't want to work anymore which is a fine decision. but they have, many of hem have many years of life ahead of them, and if they could be incentivized to go intohe the workplace and take some of these 11 million unfilled jobs, it would be good for the economy. >> host: how do you incentivize that? >> guest: one thing we could do is rolling back some of the programs such as the medicaid program to where it was before the pandemic. we could be rolling back some of the food stamps, the knapp program -- s.n.a.p. program, and we could roll back some of the enhancedac obamacare subsidies,. >> host: it's keeping hem on the sidelines, is what you're thinking. >> guest: exactly. >> host: kim, iowa

social security medicare and medicaid are 75% of government expenditures.you only budget roughly 25% of what the government spends. so if you take 75% of the spending off of the table and you try to balance it based upon the rest of it, it is going to be very difficult. i used to tell people we could cut the defense budget to zero and you still wouldn't balance the budget. in fact, last year, you could have cut all discretionary spending to zero and you wouldn't balance the budget because you're more than a trillion -- what's the budget this year? it's huge. the better question is, if you needed to come could you balance the budget next year? if you really needed to. could congress get together and balance the budget next year if they needed to? i'm not sure you could. >> i'm kind of jealous of the chairman and jealous of you, director mulvaney, you were here when the sequester was put in place. i think maybe the best piece of public policy we've seen the last 20 years. do you believe the sequester would have happened without the requirement for a debt deal

so many issues including the inflation or the economy or reproductive access in this care and medicaid making this core to the argument to expand in the state and governor kemp rejecting that. listen. oh. we are not getting that sound right now. also of importance is the race for senate. warnock, his competing against his republican rival herschel walker. it could determine the balance of power in washington. back to you. >> thank you so much. >>> thank you for joining me today. we continue with jim acosta with the latest on hurricane fiona right after that. ♪ don't stop me ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ h having a good time ♪ ♪ i''m a shooting star leaping through the sky ♪ ♪ like e a tiger ♪ ♪ defying the laws of gravity ♪ ♪ don't stop me now ♪ ♪ 'cause i'm having a good time ♪ ♪ i don't wanna stop at all-l-l ♪ ♪ da-da-da-da-dah ♪ ♪ we believe there's an innovator in all us. ♪ that's why we build technology that makes it possible for every business... and every person... to come to the table and do more incredible things. the greatest sandwich roster ever assembled. for more o

security republicans are undermining that they never did support social security or medicare and medicaid and when we won the house in 2006 was largely a thank you to president bush wanting to privatize social security and here they go again. attacking our democracy making it harder for people to vote. in that regard one of the biggest suppressors is big dark special interest money and politics. this election gives us an opportunityan to elect two more senators to pass legislation to diminish the role of big dark money by insisting on disclosure which we have been trying to do since the hateful anti- democratic citizens united came down to pass in the senate we could not get that but part of the selection has to be to rescue on —- rescue our democracy from special interest money to ensure people's confidence level and ways to pass the house a number of times and more than 50 votes in the senate but they did not have enough to have enough for their famous filibuster screen so when we celebrated with the inflation reduction act each of us whether chuck schumer or the president we all talked

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and georgia refuses to expand medicaid, which means hospitalsa are closing and people are sick. mostly the working poor. and so i wrote a bill to try to get georgians healthcare. and prior to that i made sure that we put money in a senate bill to give georgia every reason to expand health care, he does it is so very important, especially for the working poor and especially for seniors. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [applause] >> because georgia elected me and my friend and brother jon ossoff, among the things we've been able to accomplish is we passed the single largest tax cut for middle and working class familieser in american history, the expanded child tax credit. [applause] [speaking in native tongue] [speaking in native tongue] [applause] >> and because i believe that health care is a human right, i wrote a provision that was signed into law that caps the costst of healthcare for seniors on medicare. because i don't believe th

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