i'm terry keenan and welcome to "cashin' in." our crew this week, the boys are here. wayne, jonathan, and jonas. along with tracy byrnes. also joining us the editor of op-ed news.com, steve lazer. ok, jonathan. is wal-mart's prescription price drop proof that the free market can actually fix this health care mess? >> absolutely, terry. there are already estimates that wal-mart saves the average family $2,500 a year. that was before their push into prescription drugs. whenever you see wal-mart or capitalism, for that matter, you always see massive wealth creation, employment, and lower prices. so what we need for health care is more private profit-seeking business, not bigger government spending and an even larger entitlement stake. terry: steve, wal-mart has the answer? >> this is more smoke and mirrors from the private health insurance industry and big pharma. the reality behind this, there is 300 generic drugs being offered here for $10 apiece. if you have ever gotten prescription drugs in the past, you know there is not a whole lot of generic drugs that cost much m

terry keenan and "cashin' in" right now. >> it's a sick amount of money. >> excuse me. i'm going to hurl. >> we're not talking about the pricetag for health care reform but how much we're already in the hole for medicaid. should we get that under control before spending trillions on another government boonedoggle? and they're spreading across america and no one can stop them. >> the blob is back. >> now states are hiring czars. why someone here says you better pay attention because your money is at risk. plus, this wasn't what cash for clunkers was supposed to be about. >> girls, girls, girls. hello, girls! >> your tax dollars going to buy luxury cars? it's another outrage alert. all of that and -- >> i made a little decision. >> you finally got botox! >> a botox tax to pay for health care? we can't make this stuff up. your innocent, your life, your show to stay ahead of the game. "cashin' in" starts right now. terry: a huge bust over medicare fraud. more than 30 people indicted in four states this week as lawmakers in congress promise to deliver a whole new government-