it is 50 mullion. final thought from congressman flemming. >> it is it a top down so called solution this takes the privilege and decision making from the patient and his and her doctor and it is in washington with 50. and congressman eliot. >> it is. >> and the bottom line is this. and right now. insurance companies control the whole thing. they will decide who they will insure and if they have a preexisting condition if you are 26 you can stay on parent's insurance health care is expanded. but they are calling the shots. it is the same square. >> and they they want to repeal it >> passions run high on both sides the viewers can see and the debate will go on and we thank you for joining us for a fair and balanced debate. >> all right now we'll hear fru. what should congress do now they have ruled on the health care law. >> and 69 percent was you say that congress should push for extentive reforms. and tweet the answers for you. and i plan to read your responses later in the hour. >> and back to the de

. -- some mullions some of them cannot speak english, but they are employed.y call for equal rights. i see them deteriorating. the young ones, deteriorating. walking around with the pants hang off of their behinds. and not getting what they marched and fought for and then replaced by other immigrants. host: touching on immigration. one earlier caller speaking about how he thinks ethnicity will make the difference. this headline. they talk about a pattern of sitting out. the have a front-page photo here out of denver. the help of latinos become citizens and register to vote. this is from the front page of "the new york times." good morning. caller: how are you? in a seven-year-old -- i did some computer research. a the thing you'd want to look at is mainly how all the different categories have been voting the same for 25 years except the one that is the most important, at the role of government. he started this in 1987. if you think about its, the news media was completely flat. if you think about it, rush limbaugh chemlawn. in 1995, he came on. he gave the oth

. -- one thing that has really devastated mullions is -- malawians was the breakup of our relationship with the uk. >> we talk about these broad concepts, democracy, government, security, but each of you speak about specific steps you need to take that make those things a reality. is that a big part of what it means to choose? >> absolutely. i spent nine years in my country at the top of government. you cannot tackle everything at once. you have to be deliberate. what can you do in what timeframe? he cannot do everything at once, but you can put on the building blocks that you then move further on as you have the time and opportunity. looking at the issues which confront countries coming out of crisis, when elections are being held, things are being done -- then the priorities move to how you actually build your government to deliver. that becomes very important as a part of building confidence. you need to build parliament, which is such an important organ of democracy. you need to build institutions which can fight corruption, etc.. the securities sector is extremely important. gener