country, and it's about time that we start acting like it. >> state representative bobby moak and nicole lamoureux thank you both for your time. >> thank you. >> we're going to stay on this story, i promise you, though. >> thank you. >> and nicole, we look forward to seeing you july 3rd. folks, please join "politicsnation," nicole, and the national association of free clinics in new orleans on july 3rd. we need your help. please donate. we have all the information on our website, urgentcare.msnbc.com, or visit the national association of free clinics site, nafcclinics.org. with your help, we can make a real difference for people who face an immediate health care crisis. all business purchases. so you can capture your receipts, and manage them online with jot, the latest app from ink. so you can spend less time doing paperwork. and more time doing paperwork. ink from chase. so you can. ♪ wonder if i gave an oreo to my dad ♪ ♪ before he made me go off to bed ♪ ♪ could we stay up? ♪ tell jokes 'til we got hiccups? ♪ ♪ or read or draw or dance or just sit still ♪ ♪ ♪ it could be wonderfilled ♪ [ whirr

joining me now is nicole lamoureux, the executive director of the national association of free clinicshe show. >> thanks, rev. >> nicole, how can republicans in mississippi reject something that could help so many people? >> it makes no sense. it's absolutely making sure that mississippi will be absolute dead last when it comes to health outcomes. we've had this decision before, rev. health care for people who are healthy, it's just something we take for granted. for those of us who are sick and need that help, it's something that is our lifeline. in fact, in mississippi, if they don't expand that medicaid program, it's going to impact people on an absolute daily basis. it's going to impact my family, rev. it's going to affect my mother-in-law, who needs that help, who works every single day in a bank, whose husband was a veteran, who thought this care would be there for her. that's ridiculous. hardworking americans should not be ignored just because it's time to play politics. >> now, let me get to the free clinics that we're going to be doing, and that you do all the time. we're goin

joining me now is nicole lamoureux, the executive director of the national association of free clinicsner for free clinic july 3rd in new orleans, and richard wolffe, executive editor of msnbc.com. thank you for being here tonight. >> thanks, reverend. >> thank you so much. >> nicole, today more signs the health care law is working. but we see some putting politics over people. i mean who are the people that you see coming to your free clinics? >> rev, the people we see come into our clinics are people who work every day. 83% of our patients come from a work household. the last clinic i was at, i saw a man who hadn't been to the doctor, and he was 40 years old, because his employer wouldn't let him get health insurance that shouldn't happen in this country. we're not a third world country. we're america. we're the best place. we should all have access to affordable health care. it should be a right, not a privilege. >> now, what kind of needs do you see at these free clinic likes the one we're going to do in new orleans july 3rd? >> we see everything from physicals. kids need physicals