much, thatnk you very is certainly not the case. they are higher income than under medicaid, but that does not make them wealthy families. are covered hat under the chip program live in households with family income of 200% of federal poverty level and lower. ost: aside from financial requirements, what other requirements are necessary for those under the program? limit? the age other factor? caller: there are children are age 19 and the way in which the states operate programs, they have different many times eligibility younger children versus older children and handle them differently in their little there is a difference among the states as to how they handle say newborns versus how they handle younger children and older children. medical, dentalt included, other services included? a medical immediate and dental service included. michigan, brian in ichigan, brian from catskill, hello. caller: good morning. thank you, mrs. thompson. notice the reason minnesota is going bankrupt, high degree of reasons and arizona, the hey are goin

secret thatnk is a this president is scary. niall: not to get hung up on the point. sayever democratic leaders this is not the right time, you think they are wrong? tom: obviously we are doing it now. yes, we think this is an urgent issue for the safety of americans. there is no time when we will say we don't think we should stand up for the health and safety of americans because it is not a good time politically to do that. no. we think this is an urgent issue and everybody knows it. if you look at what has happened since october 20 in terms of people showing up at the polls and the results of that, i think americans are pretty aware of where they stand on this issue. that is why we have had the response we've had. susan: i want to follow up one more time. some quotes from democratic leaders, some suggest timing. i wrote down a comment. unhelpful. a vanity project. feudal. when you -- futile. when you hear those, what are you here in? tom: i hear two different things. one, it is not good timing. the other one is a question about questioning my motives and trying to

thatnk i guessed right has thing exploded in front of me in a huge fireball. is five: on a spec that aircraft, right, you -- and a is five aircraft, right, you shoot down five aircraft? >> five. two german planes that day, another one about half hour later. and seven japanese planes. but i only have credit for five of the japanese because i gave to at for two of them couple other pilots. jonathan: so this is your chance. you sit in class. i know they make you read a lot of history books. we have west point, naval academy, all the different schools. this is your chance to ask folks that were actually there. history books are written by people who have interviewed people who were there. this is your chance. does anybody have questions they would like to ask? please, feel free. now's a good time. yes, sir. howard you compare the f four f with the japanese zero? jonathan: how would you compare with the japanese mitsubishi zero? >> the japanese plane was better. it was faster, more maneuverable. in a one-on-one dogfight, zero usually won. however, the fact remains

. >> [inaudible] thatnk we have to remember men. were 44,000 sailors. appreciate this because i don't want to forget the french. >> the french were not only at yorktown, that they were also at lafayette. lafayette was with washington for most of the war, though he returned to france and came back. washington is eager and willing to work with the french forces, and they were integral to the american victory at yorktown and to the overall american victory during the war. for the french army. [inaudible] thank you. you left us all hanging -- no pun intended. the man who was complaining and was going to be executed and the comrades were going to rescue him. what was the outcome? it was samuel smith, and he and his comrades saved a soldier who was basically going to be hung. this is not uncommon. section that i cut out, i talk more about punishment as well. there were a bunch of different punishments. all punishments -- corporal punishments, work reserved for enlisted men. officers would have more would be kicked out of the army, whereas soldiers would be fl

thatnk it is fair to say -- in eight months, folks believe they have found an honest oftener and the secretary agriculture, one who wants to hear from them, listen to their issues, listen to their problems , and hopefully work to solve some of them. makenk this gives me a you perspective of serving two different worlds. one is the world of washington and politics. you know it well. the other world is of real people out there outside this area that don't know what about what goes on here. they don't really care too much. when i travel across america come i don't get questions about the things that everybody in washington seems to be talking about. i do get asked about the latest scandal. i don't asked about the latest tweets. those are the things that seem to be important to people in this town, which are never mentioned when i go and listen to people outside. when 1250 people get out on a freezing day, cold snowy morning in rural upstate new york to talk to me about agriculture or 60,000 join me in indianapolis, you know that they're pretty serious about what they do and what their a

thatnk there is a number other states with mexico and the number two in both cases is .sually mexico or canada it is not just here in washington. it will be felt with the negative impacts of three of us talked about. collect thank you. i would like to focus on security aspects. this companies incorporated and border issues and drugs and illegal immigration, hallowed exiting impact those areas, especiallygration, from central american companies, -- countries, and potential terrorist threats? those are issues that citizens care about. >> a good place to start is precisely where mike left off in a lotthat it leads of these issues. yunnan in the -- do not need to be kissinger to figure out why a country where positive favorable perception of united states has collapsed the most is mexico. year.t from 66 to 33 in a people may say, how does that impact a written -- the relationship? when you have that impact in mexico in less than eight months and you see what mexicans are being asked, there is a key question i would like to put next to this collapse which is you ask mexican citizens wheth

much, thatnk you very is certainly not the case. they are higher income than under medicaid, but that does not make them wealthy families. are covered hat under the chip program live in households with family income of 200% of federal poverty level and lower. ost: aside from financial requirements, what other requirements are necessary for those under the program? limit? the age other factor? caller: there are children are age 19 and the way in which the states operate programs, they have different many times eligibility younger children versus older children and handle them differently in their little there is a difference among the states as to how they handle say newborns versus how they handle younger children and older children. medical, dentalt included, other services included? a medical immediate and dental service included. michigan, brian in ichigan, brian from catskill, hello. caller: good morning. thank you, mrs. thompson. notice the reason minnesota is going bankrupt, high degree of reasons and arizona, the hey are goin