and so we have obamacare regulations going in place. the roots of obamacare going down. the american people are starting to think that we don't have the determination here in this house to repeal obamacare. i come here, madam speaker, to remind you and anybody that might be listening in to this deliberation here on the floor of the house that this house has passed the repeal of obamacare. every republican voted to repeal obamacare. we sent it over to the senate. the senate also held a vote and every republican in the senate voted to repeal obamacare. however, they didn't -- didn't pass the repeal in the senate, and so the repeal failed. well, that has something to do with the president who has a lot of belief in his signature piece of legislation. his future and his destiny is wrapped up in obamacare. however, we know that the american people have said they want all of obamacare ripped out by the roots. they want it gone, lock, stock and barrel. not one shred, not one d.n.a. particle of obamacare left behind. the american people understand that obamacare is a malignant t

how you differentiate that from obamacare?n you went to iowa, the democratic party lovingly welcomed you to the state and said because you paved the way for health care reform in massachusetts, we were able to pass the affordable care act, obamacare. it seems to be their strategy to say the same thing. to explain to conservatives that is their big area of skepticism for you, because it is one issue that comes up. in your own words, what do you want to tell them about it? it does not seem to go away >> first, if i were president, i will repeal obamacare. the first day of my administration i will say to the secretary of health and human services, i want a waiver for all 50 states from obamacare. we had a bill that is 70 pages in length. he has a bill 2,700 pages. >> you have to pass it to find out what is in it. >> nancy pelosi said it. >> i didn't mean to interrupt. >> in those extra 2,630 pages he does a lot of stuff we didn't do. he takes over health care. basically had the federal government manage health care not just for t

against obamacare. let me add to this, mr. speaker, for this congress to think about going down a path that would offer a balanced budget to the states in exchange for let's say some cuts in spending, increasing the debt ceiling by $2.4 trillion, and cutting our spending as a percentage of g.d.p., ratcheting it down to 19.999% which is short of the constitutional amendment's cap, for this congress to do this but still allow what we will know as $105 billion to implement obamacare is irresponsible. there are $23.6 billion sitting there right now automatically appropriated for these types, this year, for kathleen see we'llous and others to -- sebelius and others to implement obamacare while the president delays the case that should be expedited before the supreme court that i believe will find obamacare to be n constitutional. it's already been rejected by the american people. by margins of 60% or better. there are 87 freshmen in this house of representatives all of whom ran on repeal of obamacare. all of

frankly, romneycare is obamacare.s absolute night mary. >> bob: by the way, no exchanges set up except for few states. >> andrea: no one signed up. >> bob: you have until 2014 to do that. in m.d., i'm one of the first people to sign up and i insurance, no one else would insure me. >> andrea: i wonder. >> bob: they wouldn't insure me and now i insurance thanks to a very good healthcare plan based on the obama plan. >> eric: they are in trouble. honestly, mitt romney is in trouble. this will become bigger. look what is going on since obamacare. prices raised, premiums, everything going up. they are trying to drive everyone to exchanges. eventually it will be all government run exchanges. it will drive the private businesses out of -- >> dana: do that as well from a political stand point, bring it back to politics. greg, how do you think that healthcare and the whole debate feeds in the 2012 election? >> greg: the big problem for me i never heard of healthcare exchanges until the story meeting a couple hours ago. it tick

the alternative is obamacare. obamacare takes a half trillion from medicare to spend on other programs and then it puts a rationing charge in charge of cutting reimbursements to doctors affecting current seniors. so obamacare ends medicare as we know it. it takes a half trillion, and does nothing to save it from bankruptcy. the cbo is telling us in nine years the medicare goes bankrupt. we get rid of the rationing board. we stop the raid. we guarantee to 55 and above and save it for the next generation by reforming it. >> if we don't get a deal done in terms of the debt ceiling, there a real risk of a government shutdown? >> well, shutdown a cr scenario. default i think is the real risk you're concerned about. we believe, and i believe the law is pretty clear about this, the treasury has the ability to prioritize spending so make sure default does not occur. nobody wants to see us go down that path. but i think it would be dangerous if we just rubber stamp an increase in the debt market because that would show the

obamacare took care of that. and they want to destroy it. they will destroy it by letting it go broke. so this is the democrat party's health care plan. deny it, delay it and destroy it by letting it go broke. just recently one of the government accounting groups released something that should scare every senior, every taxpayer, every american. they said that medicare within the next couple of decades, a lot of zeros in this, 63 and a lot of zeros. this is unfunded liability of medicare over just the next several decades. mr. gingrey: that will be $63 trillion, if i'm not mistaken. mr. broun: i just try to make it so the zeros didn't confuse folks. the liabilities for medicare is $63 trillion. this is unsustainable. there's no way to take care of this. we need to shore up medicare, we need to make sure that it's strengthened so that our future generations, not only the senior citizens today can continue to get medicare but future generations also. now, what does $63 trillion of unfunded liabilities mean to everybody in this country? i mean,

president obama took 500 billion out of medicare in order to put pit in obamacare that's not going to -- to do any good for seniors. we need to fight for them and liberty in health care and people know we won't get that with obamacare. >> sean: you stood alone with maybe two that i can think of in congress saying. wait a minute we found that they prefunded obama care. >> right by 105 billion dollars. >> sean: you wanted the leadership to fight, they didn't agree with you? >> i believe in was a battle we could win. because we've already presold this to the american people. they want us to fight this fight. i believe we can fin it. i think our best chance was on the 2011 budget. i was a tackle decision i believe we could have made. i think -- tactical decision i believe we could have made. >> sean: the ryan's budget it has to be passed and b a year later. you are saying a lot of that money would be spent. >> 23 billion so far has been spent. it is not a small amount. there will be a lot more that will be spent. it to set-up and establish private exchange in the various states. florida a

you could easily find $1.4 trillion in savings if you would appeal obamacare. not complicated.his president refuses to put obama care on the table. >> every, every, independent analysis. >> wait. >> the bush tax cut, medicare part "d" and two wars. >> bush tax cuts. >> it contributes 15%. >> you keep talking about the bush tax cuts for super rich. >> chris: wait, wait. wait. okay. everybody calm? let's -- what is going to happen? i mean, all you are doing is repeating the argument we heard and heard and heard. every one of you agrees that we cannot get past august 2 without raising the debt ceiling. agree? yes? >> yes. >> should not. >> chris: so what is going to happen? >> the republicans will pass "cut, cap and balance" and pass prioritizing of federal expenditures if there is a few weeks where the debt ceiling goes past august 2, so social security, medicare, defense is taken care of. they will also pass, i believe, a short-term increase, for maybe a month. $100 billion -- you'll explain it to the american public. $100 billion in debt ceiling and spending cuts and the presid

at the same time that's happening, we've learned that health care has gone up 9% since obamacare wase promise was that health caring with down, andrea tantaros. >> that's right. the reason we did this was to make costs go down and the reason for this is, one, hospital costs are going up. they're consolidating and forming semi monopolies and also think of all the provisions of obama care that's gone into effect immediately the annual lifetime cap provision, pre-existing condition. you have insurers that need to cover kids, 19 and under. >> oh, what a thought, covering kids. >> and these preventive services now that insurance companies have to provide. all because of obamacare. >> but you also have one in eight major employers, dana perino, saying, you know what, i don't think i have to provide health care anymore, let's let the government do it. we're going to get taxed for it anyway. >> right, that adds to the uncertainty, right? and you hear ceo's and financial officers of these companies saying that unwith of the reasons that we're not adding jobs that we're not sure what we're goi

first,eave obamacare. there it is. obamacare. now, we're talking about a -- right now trying to get something like $800 billion in all these negotiations so that we can increase the debt limit. in one fell swoop, $1.5 trillion. his plan costs, over the crent decade, once it's fully implemted, the ten-year cost nearly doubles to $2.5 trillion. this law dramatically expands the government's influence and involvement in the health care sector and together with medicare and medicaid, it will result in the financial ruin of this great county. so that' -- of this great count. so that's $1.5 trillion. second, we have the failed stimulus plan. we all know that it didn't meet any of obama's expectations. of course, it clearly met all of mine. i didn't expect much. it didn't help the economy a bit. it only expanded the size of government. i can remember when we, down here, even though we were opposed to it, i'm among the most conservative members. senator boxer's a very proud liberal and she and i together tried to have an amendment to tak

right the republicans get one hundred percent of what they want but it may improve getting rid of obamacare which is a total preserve church and they should not make a deal either that it might or extension of which were taken before the election which were sure that obamacare if you get election which would put elected which would be a great thing though you talked about ouch donald trump i actually think the g.o.p. should let the u.s. default on its debt so obama won't be reelected because clearly the republicans are not going to get one hundred percent of what they want surely donald trump is not that stupid maybe he just misspoke after all it was early monday morning maybe adam had his first cup of coffee at. but alas the republican breaks the real deal now get a hundred percent of what they have to get to make this country great again because right now it is not great then they should do next election that goes to right before the election. promises to get reelected i want to get your art i was a second time drum set of coffee and a cake and by the now he's advising the g.o.p. to put t

i didn't mind her extension which would take if you can with the election which we are sure that obamacare is your direction which would put electoral which would be great but no you talked about ouch donald trump i actually think the g.o.p. should let the u.s. default on its debt so obama won't be reelected because clearly the republicans are not going to get one hundred percent of what they want surely donald trump is not that stupid maybe you just misspoke after all it was early monday morning navy ad had its first cup of coffee at. but allege the republican makes the real deal now get a hundred percent of what they have to to make this country great again because right now it is not great they should do more to extend this coverage to right before deal or should we. get reelected i want to turn our that was a second time drum set of coffee and a cake and by the now he's advising the g.o.p. to put the u.s. credit rating in danger all to prevent a second obama term to derail the global markets for this control really that cynical the top two money men in the u.s. right now treasury secre

same rhetoric he used for obamacare and we are buying into this. fast.we take in 200 billion dollars a month. i think republicans in the house and senate need to regroup, lock themselves in a room, support one plan and put it on the president's desk. if he doesn't want it then any default will be on his shoulders. tell me why i'm wrong? wrong is because if we don't act within a few days, then anyone, including the person with the treasury department under the bush administration came over today that the markets will react. that the lack of confidence throughout the world will be reflected in very severe repercussions, not to just mention downgrades. you saw the stock market down nearly 200 points today. to somehow think that we won't have to pay 40% of our bills is wrong. >> sean: senator i'm not -- >> you may an with that. i respectfully disagree with the fact that we are going to say we are not going to pay 40% of our bills, no matter how we prioritize the money we have remaining. >> sean: social security recipients will be paid, veterans, military, in

the president also promised us again on obamacare if we passed obamacare that each household was the approximately $2500 reduction in the health insurance premium. instead we've seen dramatic spikes in health insurance premium. we can't believe these policies. that's why we have to attract progrowth policies. and as nominee of the republic and party i will make it my business to work tirelessly to elect an additional 13 senators that also have titanium spines who will come with me to washington, d.c., to make sure that we get our fiscal house in order. >> you alluded to this in your speech, if congress doesn't get a debt or deficit solution in place by the second of august what you think happened that day? can you sympathize with americans are dependent on the payments that are put at risk by failure to do something by then? >> i absolutely do sympathize with americans. i spend most of my time speaking with americans all across this country. and they do sympathize with them. we heard yesterday from a secretary treasury tim qaeda we ms. stabenow's over 300 americans that government is

obamacare obviously won't do it for me but the president was busy today as part of his reelection efforts i mean general public outreach hosting a twitter town hall at the white house and apparently the questions that got through the screeners were very interesting there are a lot out there but i'm really kind of offended by this i mean not because obama did something in cheesy i mean no big surprise there but it instead of doing something legitimate with this instead of taking the opportunity to say we're going to interact with the people give them a chance to answer questions to ask questions and answer them really at random they were all prescreened and basically the thing turned out to be an excuse for obama to hold another press conference on a variety of topics without even having to answer questions from the real media now this event was hailed as a historical event then and perhaps for the president doing a twitter town hall it was but years ago when i was running for congress we did a twelve a hall which is what you're supposed to call it when you're doing it the right way and ac

office published this graph last year showing in the dotted lines where medicare was going before obamacare and in the solid lines where medicare is going now yes the president has fixed medicare in fact it's even more astounding than that as the folks over at the center for economic and policy research point out as it stands the projected shortfall of the program's seventy five year planning horizon is less than zero point four four tenths of one percent of g.d.p. this is less than one quarter of the cost of the worst in iraq and afghanistan and the wars in iraq and afghanistan have been going on for ten years and they cost four times more than all of the seventy five year projections for shortfalls in medicare and another one when you look at your paycheck you'll see it's a fight headed auction a pricey eight that induction for medicare and social security fica is also known as the payroll tax because everybody even if you only are a few thousand dollars a year everybody pays it but consider this the name f i see a stands for federal insurance contributions act insurance yes insurance the

they should be a good year but unfortunately in 2010 we have a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare the was just the luck of the job even of good democrats hold the senate it is 50/50 republicans and democrats do are up for election my barbara boxer they're not going to lose the region have many opportunities but that changes next year and three years from now those are fantastic years and i don't know how they will blow it. i am sure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. [laughter] >> thank you very much. do you think the liberals have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives? you don't like our policies but it does go beyond that. >> that is covered more extensively in my book called "godless" and that explains why you do see that mob psychology characteristics on the left but not on the right-wingers are republicans and we know from the polls that most though the been a god and those who claim they do run for office and are lying. it is a vertical relationship. and around the crowd around do because christ said we would be it makes us

he didn't come up with a debt plan and hurt us with obamacare and waimed war against small businessestrepreneurship. taxing us to death. >> juan: i'm all for holding people, politicians accountable. but the obama hating that is going on here -- >> kimberly: there is no hating. >> greg: i like obama. i like america. >> juan: i love america. let me ask you a question. are you hearing good ideas? better ideas from someone saying we have better ideas for how to get the economy going? >> greg: the tea party. >> juan: get out of here. you know what? >> greg: that's why we have new congress. >> juan: why don't we taker rick's advice and blow through the debt ceiling. that will help things. >> eric: no one hates obama. i hate his policy and what he is doing to america. >> juan: that was your feeling about the former president, too? >> eric: what are you talking about? >> juan: the guy that drove us in the ditch. >> eric: 9% unemployment. >> juan: oh! oh! >> andrea: there were moments that george bush did not act like a conservative and he acted more like barack obama and that's where i issues

one thing hae has to get rid of obamacare.ve to get rid of obamacare or the country is not coming back. it is a disaster. as i said, you have to stop. whether it is opec, china or others, you have to stop all of these countries that are out there that are absolutely beating us and taking advantage of us and making a tremendous windfall profit, if you want to use that word. you have to stop the abusers. there's so many abusers. they negotiate with us. they negotiate with our representatives. and they tell me, they say donald, may i ask you a question? are your leaders stupid? these are people that makes deals with this country. they say are your leaders stupid? look at colombia, they make four billion dollars, a relatively small trade pact with us, four billion dollars last year, colombia. we have to get really smart people. we have to use our best people our smartest to negotiate. the people that are doing it right now are leading us to oblivion. >> greta: donald, thank you. con garage s, you're a grandfather again. tell your

foundation this should be a good year unfortunately in 2010 we had a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare but it was the luck of the job we didn't have good senate seats even though the democrats hold a 60 o 70% of the sun it was about 50/50 the democrats to were up for reelection and in the solid blue states we didn't have many opportunities but that changes next year and a three years from now they are too fantastic years to pick up seats and i don't know how republicans will blow it. i am sure they will come up with something and it is your job to stop them. >> [inaudible] the. >> thank you very much for coming and i am serious you think the liberals have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives are lows? you'll have to let their policies but it goes beyond that. >> yes. that is covered more extensively in my book three books back god bless and i think that explains why you do see the mob psychology characteristics on the left and really don't see it among the republicans and we know from the polls that most republicans believe in god and democrats to deny those who cl

former federal tax lawyer so that's what we're focusing on, turning the economy around and repeal of obamacare. >> the african union is calling to ignore the arrest warrant for moammar gadhafi by "the hague". the african union said the warrant complicates the attempt to find a solution to the libyan crisis the union says it singles out crimes committed in africa and ignores those perpetrated by person powers. >> employees at nissan and other major companies in japan are working weekends and taking thursday and friday off. the weekend schedule is an effort to spread out electricity consumption in peek -- peak hours. the weekend schedule will continue through september. >>> another royal wedding today. prince albert married charlene whitstock in monaco. the wedding had more royals in attendance than prince william and prison set kate middle ton. they were married in a civil ceremony yesterday. today's ceremony today was much more strap gant. she is the first princess since grace kelly. >> the other royal couple is traveling through canada. the douche and dutchess of cambridge, otherwise known as

how many of you would like to see obamacare repealed? raise your hand. just three out of the group.t's interesting. go ahead. >> premiums for small business other thans because of obamacare have gone up 30, 35% across the board. >> and what about the waivers that are being issued, and also what about the states that are suing? there are over 26 states, i believe, that are suing to prevent this from happening. >> and i'm sure that probably effects your bottom line, right? >> absolutely. >> obamacare was that you would be able to keep your doctor if you're happy with it. so of course there are going to be waivers for companies that have -- martha: what i'm getting at by asking this is everybody seems to agree that we need spending cuts, right? but when you say what should they be, are you willing to raise the age for social security and medicare, you know, give me your quick thoughts on what you think -- what are you okay with them cutting? because everybody agrees we should have cuts, but when you start to do it, that's when these politicians are running into a tough time at home. >>

the fed would have been an additional reason to vote against obamacare people argued it was required for our obligations and so the controversy in recent weeks and wisconsin i wish i had a dollar for every time someone argued what government walker did that in repealing some of the old public union rights actually was a violation of human rights. that's been very argued and should be turned up in litigation. so there's a pattern here. much as it was preached in the 1970's that of the u.s. constitution required if properly read but enforcement of the agenda akaka sinnott it is argued the international human rights still somewhat vague as to how this will happen required of "the new york times" editorial agenda. it gives the government more to do, and in fact it is like much as the other ideas and talk about from legal academia. it was actually not always at your's views that litigation should have a bigger role in society. it's intellectuals because they will often be listened to when we decided the result through the legal process these rather than the legislators were other ways of

americans deserve to know the truth about elena kagan's involvement in obamacare. how can any person believe she is impartial when cases involving obamacare comes before the high court? furthermore, the u.s. code section 455, title 28, says she must recuse herself. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman's time has expired. the gentleman from minnesota. >> mr. speaker, i ask to address the house for one minute. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. walz: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to express my frustration that i feel that the continuing budget impasse in minnesota. minnesota faces the biggest budget deficit in its history and with it comes a responsibility to govern and a cautionary tale for this body. a government shutdown at any level is not only detrimental to any economy but it's hazardous to the progress of our society as organizations are put at risk. like many of the citizens of southern minnesota have written to me about this shutdown, i am concerned about the working families who receive childcare assistance,

unfortunately in 2010 we had a lot of enthusiasm and anger about obamacare but it was the luck of theraw. we did not have the senate seat even though the democrats hold 70% or held 70% of the senate it was about 50/50 republicans and democrats who were up for elections like barbara boxer. they were in solidly. states. we didn't have many opportunities in the last election. that changes. next year. it changes three years from now. those are two fantastic years for republicans. i don't know how republicans are going to blow it. they will come up with something like fewer jobs. >> somebody here -- i want to add we are conservative but not partisan. >> thank you for coming today. do you think the liberals and i'm serious about this, have a clue about the spiritual component to why conservatives -- you don't have to like our policies but it goes beyond that? >> yes. that is covered more extensively in my book about three boat back called godless. that explains why you do see all of the mob psychology characteristics on the left and you don't see it among right wingers. you don't see it amo

i remember the tea party as a response to the obamacare .had democratic-run congress under nancy pelosi. after congress, if you recall, they were very impolite. that is how part of the tea party got started. in the other part is, where the tea party members before president obama came on the scene? well, when we had our deficits, it was bad enough. now we have large deficits in trillions. when you hear people saying that we need to raise taxes on the rich, if you raise an extra $70 billion but you're spending a rate of $1.2 trillion, that is the same ratio of spending $70 to pay down $1,200. it will not go very far. this concept of taxing the rich and the oil companies and getting rid of loopholes, if you tax everyone, if you will not raise enough money to pay for this wild spending that we are on. host: thank you for the call and thank you for the plug. we will check you out in cincinnati. guest: he is absolutely right. health care galvanize this movement and it did so because health care is personal. there's nothing more personal than heal

two weeks later "the new york times" runs a story about the pharmaceutical industry buying into obamacarein because obama promised to captain liability at $80 billion over 10 years. buried in that article was a fascinating little tidbit. in order to seal the deal the pharmaceutical companies have to chip in a little bit of money, $150 million to pay for television advertising in favor of obamacare. by way of comparison the obama administration during the entire 2008 election cycle spent 236 mine dollars on television commercials. to see how that works? obama gets what he wants. the industry gets what they want. everyone goes home happy except the taxpayers. you would imagine that the big stop it would be the executive. you think the executives would stop this. leave aside their reliance on big government and focus on the fact these people are corporate officers. they are supposed to be focused on earning revenue for the shareholders or only one problem. the executives want to make a difference. so just listen to doug herzog, the current head of the parent company of mtv and comedy central

they feel the government is too intrusive in their lives, obamacare, the dodd-frank so-called reform bill. they just feel like the government has grown too big. the only way to get government smaller, more rational is cut spending, not raise taxes. i think we win that. >> how much has this turned into a political debate? senator schumer has words to say about that. that the g.o.p. may be using the economy and the struggle of average american throughout to their benefit, simply for 2012. here is his accusation. >> it's becoming clear insisting op a slash and burp approach may be part of the plan. it has a double benefit for republicans. it's ideologically tidy and it undermines economic recovery which they think helps them in 2012. >> playing politics with it? >> that is certainly false there is just no basis to it. you know, the president in his party are doing a good job of undermining the economy as it is. with the unemployment at 9.1%. higher than other type of the country. people with capital on the sidelines because they don't know whether the taxes will get increased or regulat

this take years and years and introduce nothing but uncertainty in the markets, and add to that, obamacare, unbelievable uncertainty. nobody knows what the rates are going to be, who is going to be injured and not insured, and you are surprised businesses are not hiring? >> the consumer protection agency is not responsible for that -- >> dodd-frank -- >> could i finish? look at your credit card bill. for the first time you can -- >> i'd rather not. >> see what it costs you if you don't pay it off. this agency is to make the buying public able to see what the costs are -- and to break are -- make a market judgment as to what kind of mortgage or credit-card we want. it seems that those are all things that are eminently sensible. >> elizabeth warren's ardaman is that consumers are protected by in toys for their children but not financial instruments. >> we saw this play out during the carter administration when they tried to get a consumer protection agency through. esther peterson survive, but the agency did not. in this case, the agency to rise but elizabeth warren and doesn't the question

>> i think its bribe for women to try to get them jump on board with obamacare because we know obamacaret with the majority of people and try to prop up obama's polls because his polls are going down because of the policies. >> one of biggest issues today is abortion. half of all pregnancies are unwanted. we are aborted go something like quarter of all pregnancies. how do you stop that? i would say prevent let's prevent them from happening. but obamacare, who is mandating we're going to cover that and not cover that. >> let's get away from politics, this recommendation came about as a result of a national institute of medicine study that said this is good for women. this is good for the country. this is good for healthcare. this is not a political statement. why should we have more unwanted babies. >> and religious beliefs do not believe in contraception. >> it's just a recommendation and it's a recommendation that the insurance companies are already doing. private insurance companies already pay for this kind of help. >> this es seemed panel or council did not take into consideration th

office, if i'm lucky enough to have the office, i'll grant a waiver to all 50 states, for obamacare.romney during the last republican debate, and the former massachusetts governor taking heat for signing a similar health care law, in his home state, now, one of the top advisors, a former utah governor is defending part of president obama's health care overhaul, en couraging the state to embrace the so-called exchanges and dr. marc siegel, a member of our medical a-team and professor of medicine at nyu, good morning to you. >> gurng. bill: -- >>good morning. bill: and, the former governor of utah, heads up the health and human services -- >> under president bush. bill: he's knee deep in it. what does he say with regards to obamacare. >> i can see both sides, what he says is unless all 50 states, establish their own state exchanges, by 2014, and ten have done it so far including california, and connecticut and colorado and maryland, and ten, only, if they don't all do it the feds will come in and do it for them and, he says, leavitt says you might not have the flexibility you need and

i think you are going to find that in this country people say they do not want obamacare. i wish the president would have given me a call. i would have said do not impose this on the nation. american said no to obamacare in every way they possibly could. >> but you think the mandate is right for some states? >> what we did in massachusetts is a decision massachusetts makes. i understand the most recent poll there by a factor of three to one people support that plan. but we also have in massachusetts a curriculum for our school system, and all of our schools teach to the same curriculum. if the president were to impose that on the nation, it would be wrong, and in my view unconstitutional. it is simply wrong for the bedroom government and the president to shred the constitution by saying we are not going to believe in state authorities and state responsibility. we're going to have washington tell people how to live their lives. that is an american. it will not work. >> i would love to spend more time on this. we have a question that comes from anthony. if you are elected pr

economy with obamacare and is dragging it to the bottom of the ocean, and that that is why he's running into this problem and has nothing to do with race. >> millstones around the neck, very good. steve, what do you have. >> as regular viewers of this show know, i just hate soccer, but i have to say even i was captivated by the high drama of last week's women's cup. what a chls pr by the united states team, incredibly courageous, a valiant comeback against france only to be undown by the japanese and out did the u.s., if i cut me i'd bleed, red white and blue, but stuart, i was captivated by what the japanese team did and couldn't happen at a better

it is exactly what obamacare does for the rest of the country. what ryan was doing with medicare recipients is exactly what president obama's plan does for the rest of the country who go to these exchanges. that is not throwing people to their own deves. why is it throwing people to their own devices to put competition into the medicare system? you know, the drug benefit system is one of the few government programs in history that its actual cost less -- that has actually cost less than it was projected to cost, because there was competition built into it. host: 17 minutes left without guest, richard land of the southern baptist convention. shifting gears a little bit, who is your favorite candidate for 2012? guest: 0, i don't have one, and if i did, i would not tell you, because i don't endorse candidates. it is no secret that i am pro- life. i am going to vote for a pro- life candidate. but which one? that is up to them. the one that i think would make the best president. that is what i did the last time, every time in the primaries i tried to

it is exactly what obamacare does for the rest of the country.an was doing with medicare recipients is exactly what president obama's plan does for the rest of the country who go to these exchanges. that is not throwing people to their own devices. why is it throwing people to their own devices to put competition into the medicare system? you know, the drug benefit system is one of the few government programs in history that its actual cost less -- that has actually cost less than it was projected to cost, because there was competition built into it. host: 17 minutes left without guest, richard land of the southern baptist convention. shifting gears a little bit, who is your favorite candidate for 2012? guest: 0, i don't have one, and if i did, i would not tell you, because i don't endorse candidates. it is no secret that i am pro- life. i am going to vote for a pro- life candidate. but which one? that is up to them. the one that i think would make the best president. that is what i did the last time, every time in the primaries i tried to vote f

i remember all these things said about health reform called obamacare. this is terrible.erage, even though most private employers would be better off under this law and small business get substantial subsidies to offer coverage. in 2010, in the election the insurance companies raised private insurance companies for profit, raised the premium through the roof and that we hate to do this, we are so sorry. we know the economy is in bad shape but obamacare is so uncertain we have to build up a big reserve. no one pointed out even know it came out in the election finally they file financials for 2009 when there was no obamacare and the recession was at its depth, what happened in 2009, the for profit insurance companies profits increased in that horrible year 26%. they raise rates through the roof causing five million americans under the old system to lose their health care. three million went on state medicaid program which ballooned the deficit to the federal and state government, but nobody knew. you cannot turn truth into power if you don't have the facts and people don't

have to throw in the fact that you have got a lot of other problems for instance over regulation obamacare and various other things dodd frank these are things domestically that the market here has to start to digest all of which are playing obstacles are having a very difficult time with pricing the market. now let's take a look at the markets crude is on the rise we can see that light sweet. ninety eight dollars there and brant is adding just seventy cents and the price increase comes after a strong u.s. housing data and debt cutting plan from washington. they are a step has a plan and strong gains on wall street had a positive effect on the asian markets as well the gains were held by earnings reports from apple and i.b.m. which boosted tech firms. and here in moscow thing r.t.s. has opened in the black it's now one percent point fifteen zero and then my sex is just outside trading. now looking ahead to the day stray than they have bogged down the from gas from bank expects the sideways movement to continue in the absence of any bad. if you do will be the sort of like three in the sidel