i have had to give up one of my diabetic drugs because i am on obamacare. however, i just can't afford it. a1c and i've been practically eating a vegan diet i went for may 5 pointa to 6.3. i had a lump ectomy a week before christmas in 2021. i lost my health insurance for my job. i have been trying for five months to be able to get a 3d mammogram. obamacare will pay for the old-fashioned x-ray but it doesn't pay for a 3d mammogram. they found my tumor when it was 9mm. it did not spread or metastasize. i was one of the lucky ones. however, i've been trying to get the 3d mammogram and they said because obamacare only pays for preventive. if you've had breast cancer sorry, you are not covered. host: thanks for sharing your story. guest: kelly, i appreciate you calling in. i work for more than 10 years at the capital staffer and we heard about the importance of medicaid and health insurance coverage from constituents every single day. your story eliminates how critically important it is to have comprehensive and affordable health insurance coverage for the heal

the only way we could get him obamacare, florida blue. was for me, and i'm 74, to make him a dependent a, because in the state of florida, if you make less than $16,000 a year you can't get obamacare. so i made him a dependent. we pay $10 a month on the hospital bills. that we could pay. but he has beat cancer, i'm eternally grateful. but i'm saying, in the state of florida, you have a republican governor. republican legislature. and they continue to refuse to expand medicare. excuse me, medicaid. >> so we've got a problem here, we've got no way to fix it as long as we have what we have. here out. it's very and for the poor people out here. so that's my story. if you live in florida, look at. >> thank you. what >> thank you for calling. florida, very similar to texas, it's a large population state that has not expanded medicaid. as a result, there are millions of people, just between those two states, who fall in the medicaid coverage gap, which is exactly what our color from florida was illuminating. in her case, she was mentioning that

medicaid and obamacare, 30%. mandatory spending, 30%. mandatory spending in veteran affairs, education, and transportation. if you make even because across-the-board, look at how the map changes. still about 30% in social security and medicare and all other programs in mandatory spending in our federal government. your reaction? caller: like i said earlier, there are certain things perhaps that can be looked at. my personal point of view is that i live off of social security. i would not be very happy if i saw cuts in those areas. host: all right. harold in west virginia. hi. caller: hi. we pay quite a bit in medicare out of our wages. let let money go into the medicare rather than play it out -- put it out for every other little think some of these people can come up with. let's make medicaid put a work requirement on these people. i live here in west virginia and they have a terrific coke problem. food stamps most of it is traded off with 50 cents on the dollar to buy dope with. host: how do you know that? you have to have evidence we

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in fact, obamacare, and i love calling it obamacare, obamacare today has set records in the number of americans who have insurance through the affordable care act. today there are some 60.3 million people-- yes. [applause] 16.3 million people, remember, obamacare was set up to help those who were uninsured, not those who already had insurance, but those who were uninsured or losing their insurance. before obamacare, most of those 16.3 million people probably would not have received insurance. when the president took office two years ago, that was 11.1 million people. we have almost doubled the number of people who have health insurance through obamacare in two years. not because it was chance or we were lucky, because it was intentional. we went to where people were and shouldn't surprise you, the communities least insured, once again, black and brown communities. we've seen a 50% increase of the number of black americans who are enrolled in obamacare and we've seen a 53% increase in latinos who are enrolled in obamacare. the reason we're breaking numbers and the number of americans w

11 years ago you said republicans were calling it obamacare?eah, let's remember, there's a lesson here, which is, democrats had 16 votes in the senate, hard to believe that was the case, and i was in washington. there were a lot of democrats who basically wanted to give up on health care. pass a very very reduce bill. remember, mehdi, the economy was still in terrible shape. we were covering from the financial crisis. the politics of this were not great at the moment. but we had tried 400 years to pass this kind of legislation, and this isn't just about winning and maintaining power. we need to do something with that power. help as many people as you can for as long as you have the power. so the politics didn't look good. it heard us in 2010. by 2012 obama's reelection, the affordable ce act was a positive. i think it has remained that way, because republicans remain obsessed. wdon't yet know what the economy is going to look like a year or 18 months for now as people are casting votes in a presidential election. but there's a lot of uncertaint

medicaid and obamacare, 30%. mandatory spending, 30%. mandatory spending in veteran affairs, education, and transportation. if you make even because across-the-board, look at how the map changes. still about 30% in social security and medicare and all other programs in mandatory spending in our federal government. your reaction? caller: like i said earlier, there are certain things perhaps that can be looked at. my personal point of view is that i live off of social security. i would not be very happy if i saw cuts in those areas. host: all right. harold in west virginia. hi. caller: hi. we pay quite a bit in medicare out of our wages. let let money go into the medicare rather than play it out -- put it out for every other little think some of these people can come up with. let's make medicaid put a work requirement on these people. i live here in west virginia and they have a terrific coke problem. food stamps most of it is traded off with 50 cents on the dollar to buy dope with. host: how do you know that? you have to have evidence we

percent chance to speak with an is is a strategy by law but while a formal care at all lost things, obamacare by any description. [applause] made you saturday after fighting for decades to make it happen i remember the three words i use at the time . i was the and i stand by the fact itwas a big deal . so i also called at's day israel is not merely was painted on walls and textbooks. it began with this. history is made when we decide that there's a greater risk and a suspicion that aaron and steve are slides andembracing change . no one has more spine greatest fear in the history of this country, nancy policy . nancy, is no exaggeration to say that is not the law without you. [applause] for the speakers is to get this law passed and return the ones here today and kamala, i want to thank you for everything you've done to defend this bill as vice. united states senator and asked the attorney general my son both and you are on both cases. i also want to thank kamala for leadership to protect rights for and. [applause] look, so many of you your work so hard to make history 13 years ago today and

and this founded by diet, obamacare no turned into another band of t. as a que palazzios, converting his 2nd of the day. the resolved does document a favor as they all were dig by on a stable leaders after the game years like he makes talked about what the defeat means for why on going forward. we're not at the top anymore. and so we're, we're to work more am to get better. we know that we have the really important games ahead terms, especially against normal at home. and do we know now that we have to win meanwhile, or non violent among the strongest witness league? aside from being at home doctor that script when the horse to frankfurt, elizabeth came to boyland with a good head to her directly against the home side. but the eagles failed to take sides and her toner lost to the berlin as who noon berlin. a fortress in the league when plain in home, were licking their wounds. air for their european season came to an end earlier in the week, but so did frankfort. and both sides were still looking for their 1st, but as they go, when in the month of march

i have had to give up one of my diabetic drugs because i am on obamacare. however, i just can't afford it. a1c and i've been practically eating a vegan diet i went for may 5 pointa to 6.3. i had a lump ectomy a week before christmas in 2021. i lost my health insurance for my job. i have been trying for five months to be able to get a 3d mammogram. obamacare will pay for the old-fashioned x-ray but it doesn't pay for a 3d mammogram. they found my tumor when it was 9mm. it did not spread or metastasize. i was one of the lucky ones. however, i've been trying to get the 3d mammogram and they said because obamacare only pays for preventive. if you've had breast cancer sorry, you are not covered. host: thanks for sharing your story. guest: kelly, i appreciate you calling in. i work for more than 10 years at the capital staffer and we heard about the importance of medicaid and health insurance coverage from constituents every single day. your story eliminates how critically important it is to have comprehensive and affordable health insurance coverage for the heal

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to affordable healthcare through the affordable health care act, and that -- or better known as obamacareed a rescue plan that increased the coverage and lowered prices for affordable healthcare, saving millions of people about $800 a year. my new budget -- [applause] -- and my new budget for this year makes that permanent. almost 100,000 nevadans get their healthcare through the affordable health care act. and 300,000 have coverage because of expanded medicaid under the affordable health care act. unfortunately, my maga -- and, by the way, i mean it sincerely -- this is not a broad criticism of all republicans. this inot your father's republican party. this is a different breed of cat now that's in charge. no, but i -- but think -- think about it. you know, i knew a lot of good republicans who represented this state as senators. they were friends. we disagreed. but they had -- they were conservative republicans. but these maga republicans, they're a different -- they're just different. they continue to be determined to repeal the affordable care act. and, you know, it's hard to believe,

we kept trying to get obamacare, or they call it florida blue in the state of florida. and only way that we could get him obamacare, florida blue, was for me, and i'm 74, to make him a dependent because in the state of florida if you make less than $16,000 a year, you can get obamacare. so i made him a dependent. we paid $10 ten dollars a mn the hospital bills and doctor bills that we could pay, but he has beat cancer. i am eternally grateful, but i'm saying in the state of florida you have republican governor, republican legislature, and they continually refused to expand medicare. excuse me, medicaid. we got a problem here. there's no way to fix it as long as we have what we have here. it's very unfair to the poor people out here. that's my story. if you live in florida, look out. thank you. >> guest: thanks for calling. florida, very similar to texas, large population state that is not expanded medicaid. as a result there are millions of people just between those two states who fall in the medicaid coverage gap which is exactly what our caller from florida was illumi

all the stuff besides obamacare, the and dodd-frank that no one paid attention to. but there's this profound consolidation that was going on. and so too big to fail, which was a banking term all of a sudden it looks out into the whole economy and we built this series of arguments that were saying, look, we have a monopoly crisis in this country and really have radically changed the way the democrats think about political economy and. i think republicans as well i don't think this is one of the things that's really surprising to me, because i always used to think republicans evil and then republicans started reading my stuff and saying, oh, that's really interesting. and the democrats were mean me. but that was like not they're always mean to me but it was interesting to see like the open mindedness and the attempt to rethink what was going on. and i think there really is a curiosity on the conservative side. but the the, the i think that is going on on the right. and i see this with how the wall street journal editorial page kind of controls republican policy thinki

. >> he sets up two scorporation to avoid paying medicare and obamacare taxes pulling in 17 million effiforn his life in private sector, he talks about paying fair share and he is not. he says he is. >> hypocrisy. i'm not opposed to private jets, but i am opposed to people who fly in them and tell others to take a bike. again, you are right. i really believe psychologicaly there are a group of these folks who believe they are above us, there are certain things we should get, we heard of bill gates say this, he said, i donate to things like climate funds show i should be allowed to fly in private jets, in his mind and president biden mind and president obama and other so-called elitest leaders, they believe there should be an asterisk on their policies for the rest of us because they are so busy and doing such great work that they don't have to live by same things that we live by. i think we're missing, we have a la a -- long run as preimminent nation in the worm. world. >> right, charles payne, thank you. appreciate you very much. >> thank you,. mark: we'll be right book. plan back. ♪ look

obamacare passed in 2010 without anyone reading the bill. you are talking about libs.are such suckers. they fall for everything. you mean like the big banks? they put it on your backs, the taxpayer. we all know where this is going. the left wants nothing more than to replace our paper dollar with the central bank digital currency. first the government has to back the banks before it can become the bank. you see how this works? there is a quick recap for you. a major bank goes under. the government swoops in and rescues it. eliminates the risk for the depositors on the bank and puts it on the taxpayer and effectively nationalizes the bank. once they have complete control of our money, we have complete control of us. joining me now, chief economist at euro pacific peter schiff. you heard the monologue. did we just effectively defacto nationalize our banks? >> basically. the implicit guarantee only applies to the banks they like. the ones they deem systemically important, too big to fail. the government created a run on all the smaller regional banks. your deposit is at r

he sets up two s corporations so he doesn't have to pay medicare taxes and obamacare taxes. we have the worse person in the oval office imaginable. and he is setting fire to this country economically, politically, socially, and militarily. that's it. i'm done. >> sean: i have a couple of questions, i want to follow-up. >> yes, sir. >> sean: this is a guy that says he won't raise taxes on anybody making under $400,000 a year. but yet he is raising taxes on gas, on oil, on coal, he is raising taxes on pensions and retirement plans. on corporations. you don't need to go to mit or harvard businesses to know corporations don't pay taxes, they pass on costs to we the people, the consumer. what ultimately is a billionaire bailout of his silicon valley friends. every other fdic insurance of $250,000. so, he says the american people aren't going to pay this. who will pay that, mark? and why is he allowed to bail out without any congressional approval, these banks with this kind of money? >> he shouldn't be. look, this particular bank was subsidizing 1550 technology firms according to

that and obamacare. >> maybe it's unpopular, but it's also math. we are running out. >> we are but i think her version needs a lot more statistics and research. the thing i have a problem with is not the ideas, they just see the arbitrary numbers without the data. as you see the new group tells us nothing. >> she clarified that it was twentysomethings. >> yes but twentysomethings does not tell us anything. why not say when you start school or -- >> also, why not raise taxes on the wealthy? the elephant in the room here -- >> this is why democrats have not adopted it because it is bad policy. she is proposing a cut maybe not for people currently in their 60s but certainly for their children or grandchildren and this is what democrats mean when they say that republicans want to cut benefits and then like nikki haley say we don't want to do that and it turns out her version is to cut it for people who are younger who will eventually be beneficiaries god willing of social security and medicare when all you have to do is raise taxes on billionaires and

so you have to be careful when you sign up for obamacare. they will tell you we give you the benefit, but once your income goes up, the family loses everything. reporter: got it. thank you for joining us here. the california society of cpas. >> yes, if you are a taxpayer in a storm impacted area, you can make your contribution as late as october 16, 2023 for the 2022 tax year. it is $6,000 if you are under age 50. you can contribute $7,000 if you are 50 or over. the limitation is earned income so you have to have made at least $6,000. reporter: it is more complicated this year. >> yes, because we allowed these extensions. reporter: great information. thank you. we will be here another 30 plus minutes so if you have any questions about your taxes, give us a call. 415-954-7621. michael finney. ama: take advantage. great resource. of the worst damage done to california by the atmospheric river. ama: and a fedex truck versus floodwaters. if you have heart failure, entrust your heart to entresto, a medicine specifically made for heart failure. en

they still, across all those years, i have not read propose an alternative to obamacare.now how to go word, that they're interested in governing, then, nothing. >> i might add that the republican candidates should face the question as to who the legitimate president can -- pose the question, are you siding with vladimir putin or not in the war in ukraine. if you like this could be important markers for a gop electorate. this also goes to show that the week -- we're talking about this because we know it's trump likely will not commit to backing the republican nominee, i also think that in that scenario that you just painted, there, joe let's say if desantis or someone else were to take on trump and a gop primary and defeat him. donald trump is not going to concede. donald trump is not going to acknowledge defede, don trump is going to do the same thing he did after the 2020 election and -- the republican party and bring the whole thing down. >> coming up -- hundreds of newspapers have dropped the deliberate comic strip after he went on a racist rants. -- including elon mus

the obamacare taxes for example new forms of business income increasing taxes on certain medicare taxesn households making above a certain amount. but again, what you're talking about is passing cost increases on to consumers at a time of high inflation. let's talk about his idea of saving the medicare for another 25 years. this is a shameless political ploy to get the voters of seniors. we will not institute cuts to your services knowing very well that that could very well happen if title reform doesn't happen. he doesn't mention anything about entitlement reform. hey, maybe we should raise the age for example and you can take certain benefits. so this budget absolutely is a no-go. it is just a scare for the older seniors to believe he is doing something for them in advance of 2024. >> ashley: do you think the seniors have a right to be worried? >> they should because of where medicare/medicaid and social security are purely seen the congressional budget release estimates where we are financially here they are insolvent and on their way to insolvency and automatic cuts will take fact i

for our economy, and there are a number of things we've got to rein in the subsidy expansion of obamacarereds of thousands of dollars already had insurance, all this climate nonsense there's hundreds of billions of dollars, that is mandatory spending, long-term we have to reason in the mandatory spending driving this over next 10, 20 years, that will bring us to the point of prices we can't bailout. maria: are you going to be a to be the guy who recommends a cut in defense spending as china has largely better navy than united states? are you going to be the guy, who says yeah, we have to cut back, to 2022 levels at time russia creating death and strucks on ukraine. >> i agree with you the stone suggests you understand that we are decades low in spending for gdp, or per capita adjusted for inflation any way you look at it dangerously low the smallest military we've had, in the history of our country. and we've got make threats like china and others we have two major threats existential threat of china making sure we have the military readiness, and then, changing course so that we don't ha

that same federal judge cited with lawyers steven miller the judge decided obamacare and title 9 ruling against discrimination on the basis of sex did not protect lgbtq plus patients by discrimination thereby enabling doctors to deny patients gender affirming care in 2021 it was about irreparable harm to interests. asserting a public interest in maintaining the liberty of individuals to make intensely personal decisions according to their own conveks. all the reasons this judge gave for those rulings sound like arguments that could be made in favor of protective rights, but all these rulings were in favor of conservative interests and all written by trump appointed judge matthew kazmierczak. kazmierczak has ties to the federalist society that date back to his law school years when he attened meetings, and now he's a headliner between 2015 and last month kazmierczak spoke at ten events. member of his family pointed him a man with deep religious convictions particularly when it comes to pregnancy when he was a college student me wrote a column for his school paper endorsing a republican p

this is after a federal judge in texas struck down parts of obamacare. the rules required insurers to provide an array of preventive care services free, including cancer and heart screenings. also, tobacco programs. the judge deemed unlawful the requirement for insurers and employers to offer plans that cover hiv prevention at no cost is likely this will be appealed to california health care leaders really statements tonight saying people in california of california regulated plans. they're talking about things like covered california will not be affected. and new at 9, a fired police dismissed captain a sergeant. several other officers are on paid administrative leave. this is all led to the oakland police department to be hit with a scathing report. the department appeared to be on track to end 2 decades of oversight last year. but the new report by a federal monitor says the department has failed to show that discipline is imposed in a fair and consistent manner, suggesting it could be a while before the department gets out from under the watchful eye

you know, then you had later on sarah palin and the death panels and invention about obamacare, right you know, the birther lie that barack obama wasn't a born. so by the time get to trump it's not that's that crazy when you know he's talking about well you can't trust elections and of course he was did that in 2016 you know before the big lie of 2020. so i don't think we could have gotten to the big lie without all other lies succeeding along the way they basically conditioned and convinced people just not, uh, not to believe you're reading in the media, not to trust anything. and this is what we've wound up with. okay. speaking of the media, do you think the media played a role in the the crackup and the current acceptance, the big lie and other conspiracies and fallacies? yes, it's all the fault of the media. i'm just not particular. the washington post. i apologize. well, yeah, of course. you know, uh, in, you know, i think the media in particular with trump were very slow to adjust in 2016 to somebody who would just say utter nothing but falsehoods all the time, you know, cable a

kidding, i'm not, but biden there mentioning what he did say on an open mic, bfd, 13 years since obamacare president barack obama and they had did a surprise entry on a video call. the folks thought they were having a chat with policy experience, but the experts they dot were the people who got the law passed. >> i'm thrilled we're going to have a chance to talk to some folks. we have about a -- >> the plan has made us financially possible to have a baby. >> i've been able to apply for medicaid. >> they gave me my life and family. >> you know, our republican friends have tried 50 times to eliminate this. they're going going at it. >> they are still going after it. while the democrats have basically won many rounds of fights, including efforts to appeal it, biden talking about a class where republicans are working with a former budget official for trump to slash the medicaid funding, it comes as enrollment is actually breaking records. 1 million people enrolling in this year, i should say, say lone, that speak to how many people choose they voluntarily want this support. north carolina is t

joe wilson the congresswoman of south carolina say you lie barack obama and it was something about obamacare. it was like the world was exploding because the congressman dared to that. john boehner who was the lead of the republicans made him apologize. he called and apologized and obama said, no problem, moving on. you look at the last date of the union where marjorie taylor greene is standing up and howling at him essentially. the sound, we will all watched it. we have so devolved in the way that we treat one another that it allows you to -- well, it allows somebody like marjorie taylor greene to lie about somebody. it does matter when someone died. it matters 80 fentanyl crisis and you are right about that but because has happened joe biden is guilty of that. you should know what happened during 2020 when trump was president. we have more deaths now, fentanyl deaths than we did that year. we had more apprehensions of fentanyl at the border by astronomical events and astronomical amounts. that is what this has turned out to a new ad thinking joe biden how serious he is about the border bec

he has the anniversary of obamacare. he wants to celebrate it today.ortant meeting and speech to the parliament there. been very little getting coverage. >> i would say, my guess is the president and the white house are just fine watching republicans talk about grand juries. i think donald trump did a lot of interesting stuff over the past week in terms of focusing people on this indictment. look what he did was basically get every republican that wants to run against him out to support the fact that this prosecutor in their opinion was overstepping their bounds. interesting that -- i agree with michael that in order to beat donald trump, you have to get around him. if you spend a lot of your time hugging him and saying that what is happening to him is untoward and the result of a political prosecutor, it's going to be hard to draw that distinction. i think the white house spent the last month smartly setting up the big debates of the year, debt ceiling and the budget. have positioned themselves well as it relates to that. i think their big bet is the

you want to go further than what this president did, like working with barack obama on so-called obamacareersal healthcare like they have in every other advanced democracy. you don't -- look at insulin alone. look at how many millions of americans are rationing insulin. 18 million americans with not afford to fulfill prescriptions that their doctors give to them. you don't have this happening in other advanced democracies. >> neil: i understand. you'll hear critics saying you're going to break the bank, huge deficits in the middle of a fiscal crunch as we speak. banks are in great disarray. you're going to tax it all the more. bad timing. what do you say? >> my response to that is that there are equally legitimate arguments that say if people have universal healthcare, if people can go to college, if we get rid of these college loan debtses and a higher minimum wage, this will stimulate the economy. there's just as good an argument that this will stipulate the economy. this austerity of making it easier for those that already have to get more and harder for everybody else to make it is not

and obamacare passed. >> and i remember three words i used at the time.ers] >> i thought it was a big deal. >> the big diplomatic deal this week is china and russia appearing to team up and so, when president biden pops up with justin trudeau tomorrow, we do expect a response to the china spy craft scare earlier this year. they are going to announce improvements to norad. gillian? >> gillian: i think we have been waiting six weeks for that response now. peter on the north lawn. thanks so much. coming up next, free college for undocumented migrants may soon become reality in one part of the country with u.s. taxpayers footing the bill. we will take you there next. >> we are in upstate new york where they are considering free college education not for instate residents but for illegal migrants. we have the story after this. ♪ lomita feed is 101 years old this year and counting. i'm bill lockwood, current caretaker and owner. when covid hit, we had some challenges like a lot of businesses did. i heard about the payroll tax refund, it allowed us to keep the a