medicaid and obamacare and all these other welfare programs, obamacare, you earn too much money, you start losing your subsidy. the system is byzantine. it needs to be entirely scrapped. we need to get rid of employer-based health care, medicaid, medicare, obamacare, and move to a single national system like we have been discussing. host: mr. morone, you heard mr. kotlifkoff talk about who's pushing back against these ideas. if you go back to 1964, there were those protesting at the dnc in favor of medicare. supporters of l.b.j. had that kind of support as well. who was supporting it in the united states at that time? guest: let me back up a second and say who was opposing it. then i will get to who was supporting. when truman first proposed the bill, the american medical association hired a law firm. this was the first time ever a single bill created politics of people pro and con. we take that for granted today. they did not used to happen. this was the first bill that did it. this lobbying firm created all the tropes and arguments like this is socialized medicine, an extraordinary

we sort of repeal obamacare on january 20, 2017.a few minutes after president trump takes the oath of office we should off had the repeal, legislation, same would say we pass in the house and senate that obama of course didn't sign a year earlier we should of put that same bill there. but we didn't hear paul ryan had a whole different the crazy plank of most ineffective grady crazy strategy i've ever seen. we should've done that and we didn't so we had to oppose the ryan plan to get a better plan ultimately that did pass the house but everyone knows the end of the story. unfortunately john mccain gave it a thumbs down. i tried to take the reader behind the scenes and let them get a feel for the negotiations that were going on, meetings mark and i had and we all had with president trump during that, it was a tense time because the president franklin president trump didn't really know who all were people come his allies who were helping him do what he said is going to do. interesting time but sometimes you have to get past the deadlin

but the obamacare debate reminds me that summer august recess when they got so much blowback for obamacare back in, was it 2009-2010. now that we're in august and all of the lawmakers are going pack home to the districts, the house when they get done with this, the senators now after passing this bill, they're going to take the temperature. are we getting a lot of protesters or happy people saying thank you for doing this or is it sort of a nothing burger. but i think that's going to be crucial to see how this is resonating, not only in the polls which politicians are always looking at, but in the anecdotals and taking the temperature of their districts to see whether and how this is registering with their voters. >> and biden came to office saying i can cut deals in the senate. in this case he stayed back. some of biden's most striking legacy-defining legislative victories came about by staying out of it. that was a deliberate approach. chuck schumer said let me deal with manchin. let me do this. let's keep it clean, two people. >> it was very deliberate. we saw this during the gun reform

on the repeal of obamacare, we promised seven years and repeal this things.es to timings he's leading the negotiation. i remember at this is quoting jim jordan saying the same speech multiple times. guys, this is him. it is not going to be easy buty we have got to stay committed to what we said we are going to do. never forget, you get a better deal at 12 oh 1:00 a.m. than 11:59 p.m.m. were going to have to go past the deadline for them to understand were serious but that's in our own conference. it's taken behind the scenes what that means, what is going on there? president trump ise elected, we should have appealed obamacare on generate 20th, 2017. same legislation b had passed in the house and senate a year earlier we should have put that. but we didn't. had a whole different crazy plan they didn't so we had to oppose the bryant plan to get a better plan ultimately that didn't pass the house. everyone knows the end of the story, we try to take the reader behind the scenes and let them w get a feel for the negotiations that were going on, the meeting market

the bfd is what joe biden called signing obamacare into law in 2009. but they got destroyed in the next midterm election. president biden hopes history does not repeat itself. >> for awhile, people doubted whether it was going to happen, but we are in a season of substance. presidents should be judged not only by our words but our deeds. not by our rhetoric but by our actions. not by our promise but by reality. >> season of substance, the president says, the question is, this is the most significant policy since obamacare in 2009. here is some of it. 5 to 7 million people on medicare could pay less for prescription drugs. 3 million americans will have health insurance. 7.5 million more families can install solar panels. the white house said no higher taxes for teams making less than $400,000. we'll come back to that in a minute. the challenge is, have they learned the lessons of 2009 when democrats passed something democrats wanted for years and said great >> they're trying to sell it. they have a whole plan to sell it but you can learn as many lessons

i'm referring to the obamacare subsidies.e know that is not going to happen in part because the last time they did this, what are they doing? they extended another three. david: in fairness, republicans have been known to do this as well, and the 2017 act, as i recall. sen. toomey: both sides have been guilty of budget gimmicks from time to time, no question about it. but you asked me about this bill. david: why shouldn't we do what we can to make sure people pay their taxes? sen. toomey: i think if it is done properly, you can defend that. i think the irs does have antiquated systems and there should be investment in upgrading that but if there is going to be a lot of small business guys, i'm not sure that is very constructive. david: you talk about tax gimmicks this is the burn pit issue. let's be clear, what are you for in this bill and what are you against in this bill? sen. toomey: that is a very good way to put it. what i am for his the entire set of provisions that will provide new and more generous benefits in health

however, most of the residents here don't seem to be worried about a possible wool pool in the obamacare. ethan, i can't predict if war will break out or not, is away. i don't want to think about it. if it happens, it happens. jehovah, i'm not too worried about us. thinking too much, it doesn't help out there. we shall hathaway him if of reason they've been saying it for a long time. china has said they will attack us, but it has never happened. this time. they probably just want to scare us. can i get my kids a warranty about more? yeah, they asked if it was possible here and but to hide, i told them where the shelters. ah, but we have no control over it. i don't wanna worry about something that i can't control that. china's life i, a military exercises have already raised tensions in the taiwan straits to the highest level in decades. but that is not anything that fishermen chin home in can change to him. what really matters is going out to fish, to earn a living for himself and for his family. ah, in germany, heavy metal fans are back in head banging heaven. after 2 years of corona re

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that means they're just blowing a 500 billion dollar hole now in obamacare to and for what?e t again, to take money from one group of people and give itn to another. this is insanity.t it's not legal.is cha i think you're going tllo see challenges to it. t ho but the fact that biden is willing to do it tells youthy a lot about how misguidedion they are on inflation, de on deficit and what's drivinfig all of these massive problems. know another point. uick. i mean, go ahead real quick. just quick.hy are why aren't we holding the universities responsible for some of this debt? you know of the debt, they have seven hundred billion dollars of endowments, seven hundred whd billion dollars. and why aren't they using thatoy money to lower tuition for families? and if if a school has a somebody went to the school and they don't pay the debt,bac the debt back , i think that the school should be responsible for that money, not the taxpayer. >>xpayer like that.ccount >> that'abs right. actual accountability for the people who did the student . that makes it makes a lot. elivr since the

if you like obamacare or not, the funding for obamacare, about a 70 day discretion appropriations bill, we couldn't work even if you sign into law but this is really dumb and we >> but other groups were and my numbers where it up and most were going down i thought it was political suicide by learn the lesson that people respond well to the truth i would have people come up to me in the grocery store with that would like you because you are not masked. that was high praise. [laughter] but let's get back to the book again so what was the most meaningful experience in the house during your time there? would you feel is your proudest accomplishment? >> to be in a much more concrete form to accomplish the greatest accomplishments are the gubernatorial side rather than thegr congressional side the late tom coburn god rest his soul a great guy and a consistent conservative if you like him or not he knew what he was about drawing certain lines in the sand we were back in the house in the mid- nineties. and we offered 100 amendments to the appropriations bill and then to reverse themselves. ii

last year you also wrote the decision upholding obamacare for those are three very important cases. how do you get the assignment you ever asked to have a particular case? >> i could. >> and have your question or. >> no. to be absolutely honest i think i did once when i heard one of my colleagues say something that i thought maybe we could work with that. it would be five -- four and i wanted to go the way i wanted it. so i did tell chief justice maybe i can do this. but aside from that i have not. i once told him i discovered how to get five people on a single result in the court. he fell for that he said what i said you start with nine. [laughter] [laughter] >> do you about if you don't find yourself you say this i am quoting you. you go on to say you want to say all of your colleagues also have that check on themselves. >> am trying to explain the nature of the job. in front of college audiences that came away deciding i typically have the text they have the history of the statute they have the tradition weathers habeas corpus they need they have the consequences the values invol

carro eléctrico >> la propuesta invierte miles de millones de dólares para extender la cobertura del obamacarepactan a los estadounidenses >> las prioridades que se pongan en la mesa >> gracias por la información randy el proyecto de ley que aprobó es lo que dice 5 mil millones de dólares en subvenciones para apoyar bosques saludables para ocntrolar altos costos de medicamentos recetados >> la inversión de 679 mil millones de dólares será distribuido en Áreas de justicia ambiental y cambio climático para dar un alivio a la crisis climática que vive el país falta que el presidente de estados unidos, joe biden la firme y podamos ver los resultados buenas noticias para los benerficiados de seguro social impactados por la inflación puede haber un incremento desde el 2023 en los niveles de inflación en julio y septiembre pronostican que el auento superaría el 9% el seguro social el años pasadso aumentó un 54% finalizan cuarentenas y distanciamiento social >> entre las nuevas pautas publicadas por los cdc (centros para el control y prevención de enfermedades) la agencia recomienda ya no poner distan

and them being the federal government took over the student loan program under obama to pay for obamacare. you saw mushrooming in student loan debt because the federal government was encouraging more student loan debt because they had to pay for the massive growth of the new program called obamacare. means they're blowing a $500 billion debts. to take money from one group of people and give it to another. that's insanity and not legal and there is challenges to it. the fact that biden's willing to do it tells you a lot about how misguided they are on the inflation deficit and what's driving all of these massive problems. >> pete: go ahead real quick. >> why are we holding the universities responsible for some of the debt? they have $700 billion of endowment. $700 billion and why don't they use that money to lower tuition for families? if a school has somebody going through the school, they don't pay that debt back, i think that the school should be responsible for that money, not the tax taxpayer. >> pete: i like that. actual accountability for the student. it makes a lot of sense. if ste

vice president kamala harris to decide -- the deciding vote to pass the package, largely to pay for obamacarend climate change new rules. texas senator ted cruz is on judiciary committee. he voted against this bill, and he joins me now with the very latest. senator, thanks very much for being here morning. >> well, good morning, maria. good to be with you. maria: can you tell the us about the amendments and the happenings right now in the senate? will bill pass? >> well, sure. we've been up all night, voting all night, i just ran other from the senate floor to join you for discussion, but the democrats to are on the verge of ramming through what really is a terrible bill. this bill will hammer manufacturing, it are kill manufacturing jobs in -- it will kill manufacturing jobs in this country. this bill will drive up gas prices. it has billions in new taxes on u.s. oil and gas production. we introduced amendments trying to take those new taxes out, so all the democrats say they're worried and want to lower gas prices, they all just voted to raise gas taxes and to raise your price at the pump.

you and i disagree aboutgi obamacare but setting aside the substance of obamacare..if you could go back in time i guess that was christmas of 2009. >> if you could go back then you think part of the reason the law was so controversial because it was done as a one-party bill using the budget reconciliation to having opposed both consensus of the way. >> absolutely. >> regular order and bipartisan vote on that was absolutely essential. i was holding out for that as long as i could. as a matter of fact in the interview with the sunday show said the same thing. he said in the book who are the authors of the forward in my book said that they felt that the legislation that they talk best about had been bipartisan. i really felt that way as well. we got to this and prescription drug benefit as part of medicare that was very bipartisan. nobody is trying to repeal it t these days. it is nonpartisan and is bipartisan both have invested in. most signs are investing in it works for the people. that's why they didn't stand up and vote against it. i really believe bipartisanship i

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let me ask you, is now the time to subsidize ob obamacare for people making $304,000 a year? that's what's in this bill. now, here's my favorite part. this bill has a plan to hire 87,000 new irs agents. new ones. that's enough to fill up the rose bowl. that's bigger than the british army. they're going to propose hiring 87,000 new irs agents, and they promise you this is only going to go after the rich. you should not believe that. this is an army of irs agents are going to go after everybody about everything to fill the insaish -- insatiable desire of our friends on the other side to take money from you. there will be now irs agents, than the british army, the german army, the french air force and navy. literally an army of new irs agents, and you shouldn't worry about what these people may do. as i tried to tell people last time, the american rescue plan wasn't going to rescue you. it was going to make your life worse. and it did. 9.1% inflation, the highest in 40 years. senator sanders is right, people are hurting out there. let's work together to help them. but you're not

you and i obviously disagree about obamacare but just setting aside the substance of obamacare, if youcould go back in time to i guess it was what christmas season of 2009, if you could go back then do you think part of the reason the law became so controversial was because it was done as a simple one party bill using the reconciliation process as opposed to having build consensus of the way -- >> guest: absolutely. regular order is bipartisan vote on that was absolutely i think essential. i was holding out for that as long as i could. as a matter of fact joe lieberman in an interview when we were on with one of the sunday shows said the same thing. as a matter fact, he in the forward of the book he and trent lott who are the authors of the forward in my book said they felt the legislation they felt best about had been bipartisan. and i really felt that way as well. when we got to the prescription drug benefit as part of medicare that was very bipartisan and it felt very good and nobody is trying to repeal it these days. where it's not partisan and its bipartisan i think it is better s

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we are taking action to keep obamacare affordable for millions of floridians. we are taking action by increasing vaccine access with our happy act, and we are doing it all while reducing the deficit by over $300 billion over the next 10 years. we are lowering costs, we are fighting inflation and we are saving the planet. this is the largest investment to resolve the climate crisis in our nation's history. it will reduce carbon emissions by 40% by 2030. when generations look back from how to, they -- now, they will read about how this was a turning point. how many more category 5 hurricanes? how many more massive wildfires, deadly floods, dried up rivers and record heat waves do you need? how many more seniors have to get sick or die because they can't afford their medication? how many more families have to get kicked off their health insurance? how much longer before you all get it? we're not waiting any longer. the republicans' plan is to do nothing. in contrast, we in the democratic majority will lead. today we will act, today we will do what is necessary to

wrote the decision upholdingci obamacare.do you get the assignment and do you ever asked to have a particular case? >> you could. >> have you? >> no. honest i think i did once when i heard one of my colleagues say something so i thought maybe we couldd work wih that. i did tell chief justice rehnquist maybe i can do this but aside from that i haven't. i once told him i've discovered how to get five people on a single result. start with nine. [laughter] you talk about how if you find yourself falling back on your own ideology when you're deciding a case we would have a mental check and think i don't want to do this. i'm just quoting you. and then you go on to say all of your colleagues also had that check. >> i'm trying to explain the nature of the job and the part you're talking about we used to debate this all the time and in front of college audiences. judges when deciding a case typically have the text, they have the history of the statute, the tradition of its habeas corpus one tradition. they have the purposes. as somebo

obamacare eventually worked.u 10 seconds because you had a couple guys. leslie, go ahead. >> a couple things, if you show up for the party you have got to be prepared and the report is going to ask you those questions. you have to have the dollar amounts because americans can just google that secondly, i think, bret, you are on to something with your crystal ball about a court and the president going. i tried. >> bret: thanks, up next, the impending release of the mar-a-lago search warrant affidavit. what the panel thinks of that. ♪ ♪ ♪ (customer) save yourself?! money with farmers. (burke) that's not wrong. when you bundle your home and auto policies with farmers, you save yourself up to twenty percent. (customer) that's something. (burke) get a whole lot of something with farmers. kinda creepy. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ if you don't repaint every now and then, it's like the old you is still hanging around. younger zoe: i'm listening to music. so today, let's paint... ...with behr and make

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una reforma sobre precios de medicamentos y la exenciÓn de subsidios para obamacare.Ó, incluso del ala democrÁtica. y segÚn el anÁlisis de la oficina de presupuesto del congreso, su implementaciÓn tendrÁ un impacto insignificante en la inflaciÓn. en su nombre lleva esa promesa. >>> es una tÁctica polÍtica interesante, haber utilizado este nombre. si hay efectos sobre la inflaciÓn, ojalÁ que asÍ se produzca. creo que del punto de vista econÓmico, el impacto va a estar en largo plazo. >>> en un comunicado el presidente biden celebrÓ la aprobaciÓn que considerÓ va a beneficiar a las familias trabajadoras. antes que llegue al escritorio del presidente tiene que pasar por la cÁmara de representantes que podrÍa aprobarla el prÓximo viernes. en washington, javier vega, noticias telemundo. >>> precisamente esta ley contra la inflaciÓn llega en un momento que muchas personas estÁn inconformes con la gestiÓn econÓmica del gobierno. el 69% de las personas cree que la economÍa del paÍs estÁ empeorando. lo revela una encuesta realizada por abc news. es el peor Índice de pesimismo

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lots of things plus once you get past all that, the fact that the folks on obamacare that are getting subsidies, three more years and there will be pharmaceutical negotiations between medicare and the pharmacy company for the cost of drugs, it's an ambitious bill . >> it includes a cap on the price of insulin for those 65 and older on medicare. republicans, for some reason, successfully remove the cap on insulin in the private market but that does not sound like a go-getter. >> a lot of these amendments are niche amendments and the senator asking for it wants to make sure that particular industries may not be harmed as much as they might've been otherwise and things like that. the bill is like 700 pages long so they are all over the place and it's amazing if you think about it that the bill comes out intact in some way or another. by the way, this is the $1.9 trillion bill back better bill that president biden asked for so he gets about 20 to 25% of what he wanted and in politics there's a lot of give-and-take and i think the democrats have something to brag about. >> that there is on

when it comes to obamacare subsidies, if you make 400,000 as a family of four. every problem we are facing is worse. they told you the american rescue plan would rescue you. it doesn't reduce inflation. if you believe the border is secure and the taliban and didn't know ayman al-zawahiri was in couple you will believe this heels inflation. viewed out other things you should doubt this. maria: 230 economists sent a letter saying this would add to inflation. we know that inflation was 1.4% when president biden walked into the oval office and now it is 1.4% largely due to this spending. why are these senators agreeing to it? what do they get? >> it is in democratic dna to tax-and-spend. this is all they know how to do. joe manchin helped us on numerous occasions but always there for them when it comes to tax and spending. no one has mentioned this, there is a 16.4 cents per barrel gas tax on imported oil that will be passed on to the consumer. they are resurrecting attacks that was killed in 95, a vampire tax and reimposing it on imported oil which will make gas go

you're talking about funding obamacare for three more years? is that what you're talking about? >> correct. that's right. arthel: so, you know, maybe senator sanders has a point. it's called the inflation reduction act. did they make a mistake, the democrats, by calling it that in the first place? because here we are talking about it when, in fact, there were some -- i think there's some benefits for some americans who need to be able to get a helping hand on some of their costs of pharmaceuticals including insulins lin -- insulin. >> well, it's overall inflationary policies because over 10 years they will spend more than hay take in in taxes, so that increases the deficit. and the macroeconomists don't look at specific markets very well, those macro models don't. and if you look at specific markets like health insurance, electric vehicles, solar panels, windmills and so forth, those will increase prices. just because you shift the cost around doesn't mean you lower the consumer price index. it just means you shift around the vertical. and a lot of this is a shell game. for exam

, to make obamacare less expensive.cription drug pricing is a big piece of this, incident pricing, that are c on northa you can expect to pay from out-of-pocketps, funding for green energy production, areas that will help the industry move away from fossil fuels. there is a lot of new money and investment in green infrastructure. the green new deal kind of got cut over the years but there is a lot of that in this and that is ultimately part of this package. ama: the house must vote on the bill next before it has to president biden's desk. dan: police have busted a metal recycling business in fremont accused of buying stolen car parts. investigators claim the business has been knowingly buying stolen catalytic converters for several months and they say undercover detectives repeatedly sold cut converters to the business that were marked stolen or had other markings adjusting that they had illegally obtained. police found more than 300 converters and other evidence on the property. investigators also say they have seen a

that the new taxes will be passed on to the consumer, $70,000 of earned income, when it comes to obamacaresubsidies you will get a subsidy, if you make 4,000 as a family of four, every problem we are facing is worse, these are the same people who told you the american rescue plan would rescue you. this is a horrible idea. it doesn't reduce inflation. let me say this. if you believe the border is secure and if you believe that caliban didn't know zarqawi was in couple, you should doubt this. maria: 230 economists sent a letter saying this will lead to inflation. we know that inflation was at 1.4% when president biden walked into the oval office and now it is largely due to this spending. why are these senators agreeing to it? >> it is in democratic dna to tax and spend, this is all they know how to do, joe manchin, when it comes to tax and spending, no one has mentioned this, there's a 16.4 cents a barrel gas tax on imported oil passed on to the consumer, resurrecting attacks, a vampire tax, reimposing it on imported oil which will make gas go up, not down. it grows the government, taxes wi

he or she thought with obamacare. he national not sure . does she side by side sitting? 44, shit! yahoo with with blue with with a condition on yes i'm you know about no fancy but the most dominique but going into this no longer. he was your line. you must my 3 for i'm sure a vehicle. yeah. or she was now you were it was to run or more. yeah. which was goes from the my c natural super store on me and your what all our pharmacy by them . we are cognition. i said there was no, she was just with theodore, my usual model orga. ah, no nation, no nation has ever done anything like in all history. with for the 2nd world war affected millions of people. during the conflict, the balance of power was held by the leaders of 3 nations, the united kingdom, the united states, and the ussr that die in one day before the men tried christa pink. top is not because hitler was weak and knew he would wake and he was bluffing . he was the major political figure, certainly one of the most prominent political leaders of the 20th century when they wish to report the germans of the germans. when we suppor

energy, cars, steel, to pay for the 169 billion on climate change, expanded obamacare.e get the idea letting medicare negotiate drug prices lower but $80 billion for the irs for 87,000 agents? that is six times the current irs budget. what, go after small businesses, pass through subchapter s guys? they are the main driver of job growth. what is with the arrogance of democrats, they think they know it all and they don't. biden has been around since six none, nancy pelosi and schumer since reagan, george h.w. bush era. they keep doing the same thing and it is hurting everybody else. >> yeah the cost will -- congressional budget office i think cbo or joint tax, sent a letter to jason smith, the ranking republican on the house budge committee that the drug price controls, will, are you ready for this? increase drug prices, increase drug prices as many of us predicted. so everything in this bill is phony. everything in this bill is the reverse of president trump put. everything in this bill is against prosperity and price stability. look, american vote remembers against it.

and it also would expand obamacare subsidies, which were set to expire in the fall.eel like they have something that they can tout on the campaign trail when they get back home. and the white house of course is wasting no time in starting the messaging push here. they are already messaging this as a victory delivering for american people. they are trying to highlight how they are lowering prescription drug prices. they are trying to reduce inflation with this bill, bring down spending, and investing in the climate, which again has just been a huge priority for democrats and can help excite the base and excite younger voters, which have been drawing away from the party in recent months. and, so, really comes down to a sales job here because a lot of the benefits of this bill are not going to be felt immediately. so it really does come down to how they are going to message this bill. and it's really going to come down to that, john. >> melanie zanona live on the hill in a very big day. thank you so much. let's bring the conversation back in the room with our great repo

the truth is the american -- the obamacare subsidies go away after three years. well, we all know they're not going to go away. if they stayed in place for ten years, it would add $280 billion to the deficit. so it's a gimmick. they have a gimmick in the about i will to limit the subsidies for three years for people that make 300,000, $400,000 a year. not one republican will vote for it. >> where we can agree that will make things better is the irs will have resources it needs to go after the highest income americans cheating on their taxes right now. and it will mean more revenue for the government. frankly, cutting through all of the numbers, all of the cbo stuff, the average american sitting at their kitchen table deciding whether they can buy medicine, pay their mortgage, or go to the grocery store and get the food they need, they're going to be able to get that medicine much more cheaply. and overwhelmingly, the american people want to cut the cost of prescription drugs. this measure does it through enabling medicare to do what the da does, what the departme

it will cause medical inflation because of the obamacare subsidies. to cause dislocation in american business because of the tax on making things in america that they're imposing a 15% minimum tax. and they're going to go after every single american business. most of our american businesses, some five million of them are pass-through entities. what do you think that 87,000 new army of agents is going to be focused on? our farmers, small business people? and liz, the whole employment, all the ftes of the irs today, 76,000 people, repeat 76,000 people. so we're going to propose employing 87,000 more irs agents. it's insane. elizabeth: you know the workforce at irs, 160,000, that will be bigger than the pentagon, state department, customs border protection combined. so that is astonishing. even john koskinen former obama irs chief, that the irs didn't need all that money or all those workers? >> no. we need some technology at the irs to speed up production. in my office we're still helping constituents trying to get their 2019 tax returns processed becau

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the way to replace obamacare's with free markets, more competition. -- obamacare is with free marketsre competition. hey four by the government is inherently -- paid for by the government is inherently inefficient. host: the next call comes from dimitris in los angeles. go ahead. demetrius hung up. i'm sorry. frank, butler, tennessee. caller: hello, larry. pleasure to speak with you. you are a breath of fresh air. my question is -- this could be the topic of your next book -- what is the topic of your next book? guest: i think i am writing one about my mom. host: the secretary of state you call her. guest: i asked my dad when i first went on radio to come on the radio and my dad is a man of few words, but when he speaks they count. i coaxed him to come on and he didn't want to do it and finally he agreed because i leaned on him. my debt has the theory about who gives better tips, white people, black people, men, women your he said the people to the best our white men, specifically if they are overweight. the worst tippers are black females. he can look at you and tell you what tip you