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bernie sanders would get rid of obama care and put in single payor. i think the president has studied that, don't you think? >> who better to talk about the polling positions than you. so let's talk about this. let's look at you this in poll, trump ahead of cruz 38% to 22%. if he does this well on saturday, what does that mean, larry, for super tuesday? >> it sets donald trump up very, very well for super tuesday and particularly the sec primaries in the south. and, look, if you want to be even more machiavellian than gloria was, apologies gloria, i would extend what she said. your poll showed that after the debate when trump attacked bush, george w. bush on 9/11 and the iraq war, trump dropped considerably. the white house pays attention to these sorts of things. why would the president single just donald trump out knowing that the republicans hate him? because it's going to push some. republicans who are on the fence to donald trump and it will solidify trump's backing. trump took a hit at the debate. he said some things he shouldn't have said, he w

same thing true on the payor side.made it illegal for health insurers to product manage, to change what they offer. you can't get health insurance that doesn't include desperate acts of surgery on stage four cancer even though it makes you die faster and more miserably. they're not allowed to offer a cheaper product that doesn't have that and a million other examples like it. so what do you do if you can'kyy verse guy? you merge and get administrative savings. >> are you legitimizing their pricing structure? >> i would know your voice in my sleep, carl. and i absolutely -- listen, here's how it works. and again, it would be easier if there were many buyers and not just one. but when it buildings a plan date from t mandate from the people, your negotiation power crops down. he'd be forced to behavior a little better, but bisince it's illegal for nip anyone to say n it allows him to be a jerk. can you cut enough hospital days out of the health care benefit for make it cheaper. if you can, you can charge whatever you want

what are the chances payor bowser gets involved and supports yvette alexander, against vincent gray. what are you hearing out there? >> well, there's talk of possible bad blood between alexander and gray. so supporting alexander was an option. however, she was asked during a conference just the other day, and she kind of hedged with an answer. so the jury is still out as to whether or not she will throw in her support behind the councilmember. >> okay. thank god for that, delia. >>> he already appointed chuck sees as campaign treasurer. >>> donald trump was back in new hampshire thursday, with a packed schedule. after a disappointing second place finish in iowa, he is stepping up his efforts. his campaign is promising that voters will notice the difference. >> we're at the beginning of a very, very important last few days. >> donald trump took a break from the attacks against ted cruz. one day after slamming cruz of social media. accusing him of stealing the iowa caucuses with official campaign mailers. trump tweeted, this is a violation, a misdemeanor at minimum. cruz said trump is

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wouldn't be able to afford it did you ever think about it or the impact on the hospitals and the payors? the internal memos said this is the price we need to make, this is the goal of the profit we need to make. >> i can't comment on daraprim, it's not our drug but -- >> then let me ask you another question since you mentioned that it's from someone on this. how is valeant's conduct any different than the conduct of mr. shkreli's company? is the conduct of your company and business model any different? >> i'm not that familiar with their company other than reading newspaper articles but as far as valeant is concerned, valeant is a global company. we operate in 100 countries and have over 1800 products -- >> we are not looking at the company, we are looking at the strategy which from your own memos i would like to place in the record to show the business model was to set a goal, a prophet he would make and that was all you did. now yesterday, in response to questions that were put forward by the committee in the knows about valeant's price increases, your company said mr. pearson made an

our medicare for all single payor system builds on the enormous success that is the affordable healthare ability. under senator sanders plan, you're not taking anything away from the affordable health care act. >>. >> she's good, y'all. she's good. >> i love her. >> ben jones is grinning like a cheshire cat when she went after bakari. >> so thank you, simone. >> next time we're just going to sit here and go mm-hmm, get it. every day you read headlines about businesses being hacked and intellectual property being stolen. that is cyber-crime and it affects each and every one of us. microsoft created the digital crimes unit to fight cyber-crime. we use the microsoft cloud to visualize information so we can track down the criminals. when it comes to the cloud, trust and security are paramount. we're building what we learn back into the cloud to make people and organizations safer. nobody's hurt,but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do, drive three-quarters of a car? n

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michael: i think there has been an effort, because the government payor programs, medicare and medicaidquite large, moment hasat this a fair amount of influence on the direction of the health care system. it sets policies and the private sector can fix them up -- pick them up. and we've got, i think, a very energetic set of government leaders now in the medicare/medicaid space that are actually realizing that we have to start innovating. we have to start changing how charis delivered. we have to start worrying about whether people get readmitted. we have got to start worried about making their long-term care more efficient. so, i think we're having the right discussion now. i think the notion of value in health care. this is the term that five or seven years ago we never used this term. now we are finally using it. we are starting to measure things. tom: caroline hyde in london with a national system. caroline: i find it fascinating when we hear the u.s. -- we are at the poitn of c-- point of care. we have a socialized system in the u.k. but we have posted one of the best -- commonwealt

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things like single payor healthcare. things like tuition free colleges. even things as basic as family leave. that is all the norm. >> what is his appeal to young people? >> i think what his appeal is -- it is about revolution in a way. a revolution of changing the way politics works. i think what's so appealing about him to young people is that we've grown up now in eight or so years of complete and total political grid locke. it is dominated by a couple of big donors and super pacs and whether he's going for is a very grassroots way to government. >> joining me now -- andy, you are around young people. is it any surprise a revolutionary candidate would intrigue young people? >> not really. i think that the students in america, the students we see in our political science departments are not happy. like most americans are with the way things are going and they see the candidates often as the people who have led america to the kind of gridlock that it currently has. and new faces are always ones that offer hope that that might change. as barack obama did

may lose to a guy who's five years older than her, who wants to burn down wall street, provide sing payorh care and provide free education. things that are not pragmatic, cannot be done. >> you both think it's a huge loss for hillary clinton? >> i think it is for her. >> it's measured she knows she's a very smart candidate. her people know there was going to be a tough race, if she loses to bernie sanders it's not going to be the end of the world. >> martin o'malley saying thanks to everybody. who's getting out of the race. >> if hillary clinton wanted to wrap up this nomination early she is now facing the prospect of a long drawn out fight floimtion where shnawmtion where a lospend a lot of money. >> antonio mora coming up next. >>> this show is captioned live. >>> good evening, i'm antonio mora. this is al jazeera america. iowans cast the first ballots of the 2016 presidential election. let's look at the latest results on two very tight races. texas senator ted cruz is the protected winner of the republic caucuses in what tur

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the new law, the danish government can seize any cash and valuables worth more than $1,50000 to help payor her family upkeep. she left her husband behind in turkey and it makes seeing him much harder. it blocks migrants from bringing immediate family members to denmark for at least three years. nicola ben-dixon said delaying a a family reunion is just cruel. >> making a law like this is so cynical and so evil. it is, i don't really, i don't know how you can do things like that. >> reporter: denmark is influx of more than 20,000 refugees last year. one of the highest per capita in europe. politician marcuss knute. >> this is a deterrent? >> you could put it that way. it sound very tough. alternative is that we simply don't have enough empty beds, we don't have enough space, we can't look after the people who come here. >> reporter: the government says making migrants help pay for their stay is only fair. danish citizens on welfare also have to give up their cash to qualify. but ben-dixon said it is not about the money. >> the cost of an asylum seeker in denmark is so much bigger than whatev

that then, of course, bernie sanders would like to go further with a totally government-run single payoralth care system. a clear splito be between the parties. it will be interesting to see in november.s out host: the final caller is from on theeld, massachusetts republican line. james, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you, c-span. wanted to mention that mr. earlier that eric was strangled by the police. there was no indictment. as a matter of fact if somebody strangled, there's no way they can say anything. if they weren't -- if they were not indicted, there's a good reason for that. right.ll james from massachusetts. bristow, your final thoughts. think if you tune in to the results tonight of the primary, you are going to get a good indication of where the party is going to coming up in a couple of weeks on super tuesday. whether it is going to be a trump if het for does well here. you are probably going to see him do well in a lot of the states coming up. if he stumbles a bit or if you candidate alternative emerge, that might be represented in the vote in a weeks.of you might se

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