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have these ng to people walking around under get es or that can't medical care that could be minor and they could be useful. now i think the rest of the orld thinks we're absolutely out to lunch because we have a based on profit and that is immoral. pass.that, i host: all right. nan's thoughts in ohio. north carolina, independent. caller: good morning, mrs. greta. host: good morning. on obama ne healthcare. i'm on social wife ty/disability, my works part-time. pelosi and them set up there and is guaranteed health insurance, that is not true. thesh people would bring up obamacare act, you have to make $12,500 per year obamacare and my wife just comes up short of that health insurance and nobody addresses this. hank you for your time, mrs. greta. host: okay. carol. buddy, democrat. caller: it is -- yes, ma'am. insurance now, life insurance for 11 years, now they now getting around to medicare because i an insurance policy. and for my children to bury me i'll have to drop it and let ohio state bury me. thank you. host: all right. all right. happening outside of washington washington times

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after an appeals court made a to ng that made it harder convict someone for insider trading. > sunday night 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's q&a. >> raise your right hand. >> with the confirmation hearing court nominee neil gorsuch starting next week, tonight 8 p.m. eastern, we'll at confirmation hearing of all eight supreme court starting with justice kennedy in 1987. 1991, ruth mas in breyer, john , alito, , 2005, samuel keagan, in ayor and 2010. watch tonight 8 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> "washington journal" continues. host: joining us now, howard with reuters, covering federal reserve for publication. good morning. are you?w host: fine thank you. tell us about the decision that fed.ned yesterday by the guest: the fed, their main role as guardians and administrators policy in the u.s. to control short-term interest ate, the rate which sets the terms for banks to borrow from each other, right? they raise is already low level to less low level around .5 to .75 percentage points spo to 1, does this make a big difference? not yet. his is part of a process they began a year ago to bring inte

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