if they do that they reveal obamacare and replace with obamacare is a light they will have obamacare, bipartisan support at every get rid of it. >> on the flip side of the 60 votes in the senate, you never get 60 votes for reconciliation. for the repeal of obamacare, an alternative on the horizon. >> people look forward some alternatives the deal with coverage, and mike and i were testifying in the senate and made a similar point, claim that a tax credit is roughly akin to the individual mandate in obamacare that a tax credit officially mandates that you buy insurance. by that logic the child tax credit mandate everyone have a child. who would make that argument? >> childless couples are annoyed by that. >> you can take anything to a theoretical extreme but there's a profound difference between the government mandating that you buy a product or service, the federal government for the first time in american history, and offering a tax break in whatever form to people who choose to buy. >> there is a tax credit for child care. a lot of stay at home families, stay at home parents are rea

the health care front, i believe the bowct obamacare mandates,. >> if you are poor you probably think it helps you. >> there are other ways it could help. you are positing if you oppose obamacare you are opposing health care, there are other ways to assert that. >> what are we talking about? >> i ran on a proposal to have a refundable tax credit for families to purchase health insurance but not have to do it through exchanges. there are other ways we can make health care more affordable. the impact on out of pocket expenses as a result of obamacare has been significant for those noncollege educated working poor. we can protect against preexisting conditions by not causing health care to go up in the way that obamacare does. >> do you think it's logical for republicans to company on the repeal of obamacare given the almost 50 attempts to defeat it in the house, the supreme court efforts, do you think that sits well with americans to say you guys are still on this? >> i think it's logical to put forward a positive alternative in a way to meet the concerns of americans. there is a reason

that have been offered as alternatives to obamacare and i sorted them into three basic approaches or schools of thought. the first school of thought i call the reform school and this is comprised of people who say that at this point it might be unrealistic to fool the repeal obamacare and holding out for full repeal shouldn't be a barrier to instituting reforms to the overall system that will move in a more market-oriented direction. the second approach i described as the school is comprised of people who think obamacare needs to be repealed but the only beat done that way if opponents offer a credible alternative that grapples with the changes obamacare has made and the beneficiaries it has created. the last but not least is what i call the restart school and this is comprised of people who think obamacare needs to be repealed and full be wiped off the books and the only way you can create a true free-market alternative is starting from scratch and focusing on lowering costs rather than just figuring out a way to expand coverage. so we are fortunate today to be joined by three advoc

obamacare dollars in your state for ohio citizens. >> but, jake, look, i oppose obamacare.by the "associated press." we had a little issue with them where they said one thing and they retracted it. they said yeah the governor is opposed to obamacare. but because you oppose obamacare doesn't mean when you have an opportunity to bring these $14 billion of ohio money back to ohio, that's not obamacare. that's medicaid. you know the difference between medicaid and obamacare. and with medicaid we've cut our growth rate from 9% this budget it will be about 4% 4.5%. and we're treating a lot of people. nobody ever said -- i've never said i was against the medicaid program. i would like it to be block-granted to me is i can be more helpful in helping those who are poor and live in poverty. but i also want to hold them accountable to get them work and get out of that situation. but we have programs in ohio to deliver value-based medicine where we are incentivizing physicians insurance companies to be in a position of where we deliver better health care at lower prices. that's where i

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under obamacare, that is the cheapest way for a company to do it. obamacare is absolutely a disaster. the whole thing has to be changed. you know, another phenomenon -- obamacare does not kick in until 2016. the president was smart and said, don't let it really kick in. senators will not have it. all the people in washington that are supposed to be paying this problem, they are not doing it. obamacare kicks in in 2016. wait until you see the catastrophe that will take place. doctors are leaving their profession. they say they cannot do it. it does not work for them. they have to hire more accountants because it is so complicated. it is totally out of control. obamacare has to be ended. it can be done. if we have the right leader, jobs can be produced. josh: we are about out of time. thank you, eileen. you brought up public health. a big problem in the state is heroin addiction. what would you do about it? mr. trump: hair when -- heroin is a big problem in colorado. i would say in terms of health with marijuana and other things, you have people dying

and largely due to obamacare. these losses are forcing kentucky hospitals to cut jobs, reduce or freeze wages and in some instances even close altogether. we've lost at least two rural critical access hospitals this year. officials report that kentucky hospitals are suffering partly because more than three out of every four kentuckians who signed up for obamacare was in fact put on medicaid, and we know that medicaid reimburses hospitals for less than it costs to treat patients, and so despite promises that greater access to coverage would decrease visits to the emergency room and cost -- and the costs associated with those visits, the vast majority of emergency room doctors now say they've actually experienced a surge in patients a surge visiting the e.r. since obamacare came into effect. in fact, a recent survey reported that thousands of e.r. doctors have actually seen an increase in emergency room visits since the start of last year. one physician from lexington was quoted as saying he had seen a huge backlog

john: i'd like to get rid of obamacare but it's the law of the land. vote to repeal it, but the president will veto it, so we're stuck with obamacare for now except now the supreme court's debating whether four words might dismantle the whole thing. the affordable care act says americans are covered if they're enrolled through an exchange established by the state. established by the state has become a big deal because 34 states didn't set up their own exchanges, the federal government set one up that covers people in that state so is that legal? the decision is expected sometime this summer. can four words really kill obamacare? judge andrew napolitano obsesses over words like this. i use the word state to refer to the federal government and the state. >> well it's interesting you say that. most people do, john, but the federal government never uses the word state to refer to itself. it only uses the word state to refer to the states. so when obamacare was originally enacted, that statute that nobody in the congress ever read before they voted yea or n

john: a word may get you in trouble four words may kill obamacare. >> without it, the act simply can'tction. john: politicians invent words and avoid words. >> unwilling to utter the words radical islamic terrorism. john: they quibble about words' meaning. >> it depends upon what the meaning of the word is. john: and they get in trouble for saying the truth. >> i like being able to fire people that provide services to me. john: in politics -- >> it's not what you say, it's what people hear. john: is he right? that's our show tonight. ♪ ♪ >> and now, john stossel. john: now that election season has begun,well hear -- we'll hear more lies from politicians. i guess they don't usually lie outright, but they play with words so is everything they do or propose sounds great. i long for day when a politician runs a campaign ad that tells the truth like this one. >> hi, i'm gil fulbright. the people who run my campaign have made commercial, and i'm in it. this campaign, it's not about me it's about crafting a version of me that'll appeal to you. a version that visits random worksites with paid

it had nothing to do with what became obamacare. it had to do with certain benefits, housing related benefits that would follow members of the armed services. it was passed in the housing came over to the senate. harry reid and the majority leader adopted a strip and replace amendment ever place that bill with what became obamacare so all the obama tax prohibitions these new revenue provisions were added for the first time in the senate rather than in the house. had we been following the origination clause and had we had members of congress who are willing to say we are not going to go along with that because that's originating new tax laws in the senate contrary to the constitution we would have been protected from obamacare. >> you talk a lot about the fourth amendment, one of my favorite amendments of the constitution and the rights of the people to be secure in their persons houses and effects and a reasonable searches and seizures shall not be violated. award shall be issued but upon probable cause. is that still matter in the

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that bill had nothing to do with health care or what became known as obamacare. it had served at a certain housing related benefits that would follow members of the armed services. harry reid of the majority leader then adopted the replace amendment that would replace it with what became known as obamacare. so all of the tax provisions to the revenue provisions were added for the first time in the senate rather than in the house. had we been following the members of congress that were willing to say we are not going along with it because that is originating new tax laws in the senate. we would have been protected from obamacare. >> one of my favorite amendment in to the constitution is the right for people to be secure against unreasonable searches and seizures shouldn't be violated and no warrants shall be issued upon probable cause. does that still matter in the internet age with the government when the government can find out anything about it? >> it matters more now than ever he thinks the government more efficient and can therefore make them more dangerous s

they haven't panned out under the obamacare law. gerri: you know at the top here, steve, you mentioned that poll about 60% of us believe we're still in a recession. >> unbelievable. gerri: that is astonishing enough. it is six years later now. you look at something simple like food stamps. 2009. 33 1/2 million americans on food stamps. today 35.7. how can this be possible when the recovery is ongoing for years and years and years? >> you don't understand gerri this is a stimulus economy. the more people on food stamps the better. we need more people to get food stamps and everything will be fine. i say that jokingly, democrats like nancy pelosi believe that. there was another report out that have not validated it. it says 100 million americans gerri now that are getting some form of food assistance from the united states federal government. that's one out of three americans getting whether it's school lunch program or nutrition programs or wic or food stamps. that's a big problem when you have 100 million people that are depending o

i am on obamacare."light laughter ] valerie jarrett called me up, said, "i heard your son's on obamacare!" [ laughter ] i was like, "how do you know?" she said, "mika told me." thanks mika. >> seth: oh, really? they don't just get, like, a google alert every time somebody signs up? >> exactly. well, no it certainly didn't work that way. >> seth: no, right. >> only on the enemies list. >> seth: right, exactly. gop field starting to feel out. who are the contenders? who are the pretenders? >> oh, wow, pretenders. well -- >> seth: who has an actual shot. who is -- >> jeb bush, i think. >> seth: jeb bush contender, yes. >> yeah. >> i think scott walker is really strong. >> seth: contender as well, okay. >> yeah, it's a good field, actually. i mean like, last time around -- >> seth: ben carson? >> come on, dude. don't set us up like that. you know where you're going. he's going to sell a lot of books. >> seth: exactly. so some of these people are running -- >> he's not gonna win. >> seth: okay. >> he's not go

karl rove has a message for republicans trying to repeal obamacare.ng them to give it up. in an op-ed in the "wall street journal," he said the gop should plan for a potential supreme court ruling against the controversial law this summer. he goes on to write, "some republicans may insist on simply repealing obamacare but this would chew up valuable time and give the president a veto opportunity that he relishes." former deputy chief of staff to george w. bush joins me now and a fox news contributor. you are getting some headlines out of this. what did you mean? >> i meant what i said in the piece. i was talking about the decision in cane versus birdwell. it could end in june and say it is inconstitutional and illegal for the administration to grant subsidies to allow people to purchase health care coverage. up to 37 states did not establish their own health exchanges. my point was republicans need to be ready for this point because the president will demagogue the fact that 8 million people are losing their government support for health care coverage

from the very beginning obamacare was plagued with issues.lment numbers, we did not know the complex tax in a legal obligations. our news poll finds half of respondents are worse off because of the signature lot. welcome to you. let's start with you. i have struggled for so long to give good advice what people should do with the new health care landscape because obamacare changed everything to raise prices. what is the big changes of the landscape? >> number one you have to get the right health insurance. it is different if you are young with kids don't just take whatever policy. you have to manage your health insurance to get the right to value it is a lot of money. many employers only offer one or two plants so do the best that you can on the insurance side. is this the cheapest way to do this? with the cost is an issue. >> let me recommend a website. and to find out what people are charging for surgery a different procedures to compare then disallow issue to hold seats to the fire to get the lowest price possible. the one of the issues out

visits surge despite obamacare." "e.r. visits surge despite obamacare.room doctors say they are seeing e.r. visits surge since obamacare took effect, just the opposite of what many americans expected would happen." well it's not what many americans expected would happen. look what the president said would happen. back in 2009 when the president was trying to pass the law president obama said this. he said "if everybody's got coverage, if everybody's got coverage, then they're not going to go to the emergency room for treatment." well, that was one of the biggest reasons that the law required everyone in america to have insurance coverage. remember that's the mandate. it's called the individual mandate that remains extremely unpopular today. the president kept saying it over the years. he said it early on. he said it during the debates. he said it after the law had been passed. he continues to hold this position in spite of the fact that 75% of emergency room doctors, 2,000 who actually work in emergency rooms are saying it is not true, mr. president. the

obamacare is a case in point for everyone. and it originated in one technical sense in the house and that bill had nothing to do with health care. it had nothing to do with what became obamacare about instead certain benefits housing related than a fifth and members of the armed services. and the majority leader at that time adapted an amendment that replaced by and these new revenue provisions were added for the first time in the senate rather than the house. had we been following that and had we had members of congress who are willing to say no, we're not going along with that because that is part of it. >> you talk about the rights of the people and against unreasonable searches and seizures shall be violated the young probable cause. >> it still matters now more than ever. as i explained in the book the modern technology that we have makes government more efficient and it's therefore making government even more dangerous. and this includes manipulating vast powers to its own advantage. and that is why this great parliament

can obamacare say they don't want you going back to that >> hospital? >> you're going to have to change oncologists, change hospitals. >> anyone >> anyone who's had cancer knows how incredibly stressful that can be. >> people all over the country are certainly left in just that situation. >> and now they're getting hit. >> and now they're getting hit. >> >> an investigation shows that say a fraud sister goes in with fake documents. and tries to sign up for a subsidized health plan courtesy of the taxpayer. 92% of the time, that fraud sister is going to succeed. in other words, that's how easy it is. this is designed to take taxpayers to the cleaners. >> i'm not entitled to obamacare, either. because i have enough money? >> who is checking that? >> that's the problem. mobile else nobody's checking. >>. >> >>. >> the irs is checking our kids. >> they say they're not responsible for detecting fraudulent documents. that's what they say. so the general acounting office sent investigators in posing with fraudulent documents. and 11 out of 12 times, they were

as we've just noticed, the wake of obamacare has gone higher premiums for people through obamacare as other people who weren't using the process. so we adapt that into the trade arena. there can be more of a multinational corporation play in there than we can see, that's just being hand waved through congress. david: and kerry, we remember with obamacare what happened is there were enough gaps in obamacare, we didn't read it before we passed it, or congress didn't. anyway, that the president came in with the executive actions to fill in the gaps. is the same going to happen here? >> that's true. i will give the president credit. he is bucking his own party. 95% of the consumers are outside of the united states. we are left behind whether it's asia or elsewhere. i think it's apples to oranges. david: free trade but we're worried of the executive action programs. >> these countries weren't going to come to the table if we didn't protect them from congress larding it up with the exemptions by the democrats. david: it is interesting that you have the alliance from those on the right and t

beginning in the house gop lawsuit against obamacare.day of manhattan court debated whether chimps should be entitled to same legal rights as people. most americans use internet from checking facebook to filling out a job application. but when you think about it for many poor americans, it's not easy. 48% of u.s. households that make less than $25,000 have an internet connection. compared to the near universal connection among wealthier households. now a digital divide. fcc a way to subsidize internet access for low income americans. it expands the federal lifeline program that started during the reagan area. providing 12 million u.s. households with a subsidized land line and cell phone. now the fcc wants to expand to deal with the internet. joining me with this and another bunch of fun topics abbey huntsman and jonathan capeheart. let's start with the idea that the government is helping poor people get online. good or bad? >> i think that one of the most nettlesome aspects of the society is fear of the poor. there's a large contingent

states are using obamacare funds for everything but obamacare? a watchdog warning you need hear for yourself. it's going to make you sick. . >> what did we do with the five billion? where is it. federal watchdog warning states may be misusing the five million smackers to jump-start the local obamacare exchanges. john sununu says that is the problem with giving that much money to uncle sam. rarely does it go to the intended target. what happened here, governor? what we know now is in order to get the exchanges up and running, the government doled out millions of dollars. in the case of washington state, rhode island some other they're not getting a fraction of the money back, and those exchanges aren't close to being up to speed. uh-oh. >> well, it's typically what happens when you have a bad program implemented without people knowing what they're doing. and the government tried to write a piece of legislation built in with all kinds of ambiguities to entice people to accept it. they put the word implementation in there as a justifiable reason for

obamacare. i know you have been a republican donor, and some republicans want obamacare repealed.t would you say to them? >> if your health care is not tied to your employer, you can switch jobs anytime you want. it turns out, even if you hate obamacare as a government takeover of the health care system, you should still love it because it makes possible for people to pursue their own dreams as opposed to getting tied to one job. >> there has been a conversation in san francisco going on about inequality and responsibility in -- of the tech community. you mentioned tech companies that are part of the stanford hospital project. mark benioff has been adamant that tech companies need to do more. what do you think? >> i think that is basically -- that is basically right. i think that is basically true. a lot of the new startups are brand-new. but a big part of this is what the big companies do. and the sort of maturation of companies when they go from being startups to being big companies, they got to step up on their responsibilities. i think that is a big deal. >> what about inclusi

it is where hawaiians line up to sign on for obamacare. federal government awarded the state more than $204 million to build it. it's likely to shut down. hawaii is attempting to salvage the site called the hawaii health connector. the operators have a contingency plan. scrap it altogether. >> in the case of hawaii they have an exchange that they were not operating very well and the lack of political support in the state legislature to provide that financing so they are coming up empty. >> reporter: hawaii would join states like oregon with federal grants running out, the state exchanges have to be financially self-sufficient. many are looking to insurance companies to fund shortfalls. >> i think we will see further attrition among the existing state exchanges and more of them -- not all of them converting over to federal exchange status. >> reporter: obamacare state supporters in response to questions regarding the health of state exchanges, a spokesperson with the department of health and human services writes we remain committed to work

. >> here is what you said about obamacare. >> obamacare is really, i think the worst thing that has happened in this nation since slavery. it is in a way slavery. >> the worst thing since slavery? >> you have to understand what i am talking about. you know obamacare, fundamentally changes the relationship between the people and the government. the government is suppose to respond to the will of the people. not dictate to the people what they are doing. >> so what is wrong with that? >> everything. what is wrong with that? comparing it to slavery? he said at one point obamacare was worse than 9/11 and then he said i never said that. we compared the united states to nazi germany. this happened yesterday with chris wallace didn't understand the issue of judicial review. he is not qualified to be president of the united states with the lack of understanding and basic preception. >> when he announced he was running he said i am not a professional and will make mistakes and they will make fun ome. >> he has a compelling story and he is a role model for many. but it isn't just about not ha

another obamacare promise not being kept. manny alvarez has this subject.095 emergency room doctors. right and said you seeing an increase in emergency room traffic and three quarters of them said for the second year in a row, yes. >> that before you have with the s&p going up. well medicaid but recipients going up health care flat, out comes everybody unhappy. flat as a pancake. >> in a bowels of hell. health care in this country is broken beyond comprehension. when you look at the survey and i don't need a survey you can go out to throw a stone talk to any doctor who goes to the emergency. ten, 10% increase in medicaid patients coming in. why? because they cannot find any doctors that will take medicaid. all right, they can't find doctors that will take medicaid? why can't they find doctors to tack medicaid because doctor cannot pay his electricity with the medicaid reimbursement why a doctor put himself into that kind of business when he can't even buy food or his kids on the table. so these patients have now waiting periods of four weeks, five weeks to

[applause] >> if you say you oppose obamacare, when have you stood up and fought to stop it? [applause] if you say you oppose president obama costs unconstitutional executive amnesty, when have you stood up and fought to stop it? [applause] if you say you support the first amendment, where were you in indiana? [applause] if you say you support the second amendment, where were you when harry reid and the president were coming after gun rights? guest: host: ted cruz takes a swing. how will this play out in the primaries? guest: i don't think ted cruz will be the republican nominee. but he will be a factor. he is one of the most articulate candidates out there. host: he is going after jeb bush. that's your guy. guest: i have a lot of respect for senator cruz, but he is asking people to vote for someone who will stand up and fight a losing fight. the real question is not where did you stand, but where did you succeed? we need strategies to change obamacare and returned when market oriented health care system. not people who would cast meaningless votes against it. unfortunately,

there was no obamacare, my parents insurance did not cover me.f our children were born that same hospital. our third child, the child was born at home. i didn't come home to tell you that story, but since tomorrow is mother's day our last child was born home. our first child took 36 hours our third child took 30 minutes of labor. this was not on purpose. we were at home. my wife and me on a bathroom floor, two things i learned -- every man here, you go home and think your mother, your wife, your daughter, your sister, there is a reason that god in his infinite wisdown allows women to have babies. [applause] the dumbest thing i ever heard next week we were in church, a guy comes up to me and says bobby, the exact same thing happened to me. i had a kidney stone, it is exactly the same thing. [laughter] that was not a nine-pound kidney stone. i've been married for 18 years i have lied to her exec we once. it was that morning. on the movies, they come out your full of pink. there is a reason that the hospital takes that baby pretty quickly away from

gerri: no surprise here court is back in session for obamacare.icans obamacare lawsuit. republicans say the obama administration overstepped authority when it made changes to the law, but will republicans prevail? we're asking founder of viral springs technology. thanks for coming on the show tonight. this is not king v. burwell this is a different lawsuit altogether and brought by republicans who say the president did not do the right thing in bringing obamacare to law. what are they stating that president did wrong? >> as we recollect, gerri, manipulations in terms of the exemptions that were given to employers, the delays in terms of the actual deadlines for implementation, so a lot of the things that were written into the original law were not actually enforced according to the way the law was written, so there were a lot of actions taken to manipulate those deadlines and compliances that are at the root of this particular lawsuit. gerri: they are saying it has no chance they're saying the lawsuit is wasting taxpayer dollars, what do you say?

obamacare ends gender rating. it requires health plans to cover women's preventive services like contraceptive gare and obgyn without cost sharing. accessible contraceptive coverage is particularly important because prior to obamacare more than half of all women between the ages of 18 and 34 struggled to afford it. in addition, every health insurance plan is now required to offer maternity leave. prior to the passage of obamacare, the national women's law center found that only 12% of private plans included maternity service. and even without those major improvements, health care accessibility remains a challenge. almost one out of three women reports not visiting a doctor due to the cost. women are still less likely to be insured than men. even when they have insurance, women face increasingly high deductibles, co-payments, and other cost sharing requirements, forcing major sacrifices just in order to make ends meet. a recent study found that over 40% of women have unmet medical needs due to the cost of medical c

lou: that more people are provided health care under medicare than will ever be affected by obamacare village. >> medicare and medicaid talk about entitlements it is the biggest. >> really? i did not know that. >> why would you support medicare? to me that would be everybody. >> i think to the original question whether there will be anything that this president is known for if it ended now nothing could would the looked back upon other than the election of the first black president which is a major historic breakthrough unfortunately the performance has not been good. lou: i think that is exactly right to. in historical terms no question but beyond that we could have a debate. good to have you here. be sure to vote you believe the obama justice department should be investigating a local police departments or the up politicians that run them? said debt the beach ended in tragedy nearly as the kids were playing with the inflatable bauhaus' it was hit by a waterspout on the coast of the atlantic ocean lifted 20 feet into the air all three children crashed one was hospitalized but is expe

>> does appear to have been the model for obamacare. healthcare.gov didn't work.he connecttor didn't work. nobody told the boss on healthcare.gov and massachusetts and nobody got fired. they appear to be on the same track. the problem is politics as usual. you get invested in a top-down solution. no one wants to tell the top it is not working. you have to have a strong leader who is willing to hold people accountable. until the new governor came in that simply was not the case. gerri: it was like, don't tell anybody. we have a problem. it will not work. here is what a whistle-blower told the pioneer group which published report. we were waiting to recognize how bad it was done we had done everything we could to escalate the matter to higher levels. we're told to be quiet. it doesn't matter. don't say anything. at the center of all this, cgi, this is a company that provided all kinds of headaches for obamacare with the national exchange. what do you say? >> same pattern. federal -- massachusetts wants federal money. they have exactly the same contractor to say to t

obamacare will be so entrenched it will be hard to get rid of it.ase. i got a letter in the fall. the reason being was obamacare. that was what was applied to me by my insurance company. i am healthy. i do not smoke. i do not drink. melissa: i think the three of us on this panel are paying for everybody else. you have to wonder if this will praise the argument once again to go back and change obamacare. look at the law or get rid of it. >> very unpopular. i think that it is having significant economic recoveries to. it has not expanded when they wanted it to. devastating. >> keeping their office counts to a certain minimum. thank you very much. appreciate it. if you think you are having a bad day this guy just lost more money than you can ever imagine. we will tell you exactly how much. one of our own reporters discovered shocking hiring practices at the faa. adam shapiro will update us. you can never have too much money. ♪ when a moment spontaneously turns romantic why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doing to find a bathroom? with ci

a situation where i was not happy with the things that were happening out here, everything from obamacare to overregulation on business. i was not only in the beauty salon business, but i was in the trucking business. i came home from the marine corps and ran it for 10 years. the frustration, talking to the family with a lot of decision-making, and i could have just thrown my hands of an and i am done with them a but, in that, i said, no, i'm going to try to it is to make eggs better for the kids. host: when did you want to run for the house? rep. mike bost: 2014. host: your race, you defeated the incumbent democrat bill enyart, in what was reportedly one rep. mike bost: of the most expensive races. rep. mike bost:-- reportedly one of the most expensive races. rep. mike bost: it is. the paducah, kentucky market is less expensive, but you go to st. louis, it is like $600. host: so your district reaches all of the way up that far? rep. mike bost: my district goes up to alton almost st. louis, but not as far as grafton. it is 1.33 counties. host: how did you do it, from the standpoint of rai

you see obamacare, mr. speaker, is an expensive proposition and we're seeing more and more proof of that every day. strengthens medicare for the future without county affecting those near retirement now. this is important. some of us, for my friends on the conservative side have looked at the press reports and found, hey, we've given up on medicare, absolutely is not nor for social security. these are the drivers of our debt, mr. speaker. our budget language remains in tact. the fact of the matter is this conference committee report in knew merrickly driven -- is numerically driven, not policy driven. for everyone, this is what's driving our debt. these pieces of the pie that are all attached together. whether social security, medicare, medicaid or the interest we owe ourselves and others for the amount of money we're borrowing. our ideas for correcting this debt, the drivers of our debt, are still in place. and i call upon the authorizing committees whether it be energy and commerce, ways and means, educat

pataki: i would repeal oppressive laws like obamacare and end common core. i would eliminate excessive taxes that crushed small businesses. [applause] mr. pataki: i would eliminate excessive taxes that crush small business. i would throw out an incomprehensible tax code written by lawyers at the direction of lobbyists in the interests of the powerful, and replace it with a simple, lower rate that is fairer to all of us. [applause] mr. pataki: i would lower taxes on manufacturers to the lowest in the developed world so that factories and jobs could spring up across america. and shrink the size of the federal workforce, starting with the bureaucrats overseeing obamacare. i would fire every current irs employee abusing government power to discriminate on the on the basis of politics or religion. that is not america. [applause] mr. pataki: let's let every washington politician know, from now on, you are going to live under the same rules and laws that we do. no exemptions for politicians from laws they impose on us, no special rules for the powerful. [applause]