speckle had can ween are listening. >> there are so many issues here for the affordable care act but it is a good thing because there are tons of children who are probably not insured probably but for some reason people have any kind of insurance live got insurance. [inaudible] the insurance policy that couple really bad severe lead poison and gluten allergies gluten comes from food and lead came from a lot of areas. but the medical that i got for that was ridiculous current were losing can let's go tol howard and west virginia republican. >> i yes, ma'am. as listening this morning i don't want to say about the insurance. are they going to do away with personal injury care? the medicare and medicaid where to do it they had her do have other things he'll do away with? thank you. >> guest: well, i certainly don't believe congress will do with medicaid medicare. those are here to stay. i also do not see congress doing away with employer-based. what they might do is try to ban the ability of people to buy into a government run program. nobody would have to buy into that program. if peopl

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ween actually went above and beyond anything we needed to do as a family, got out of any foreign businessls, father-in-laww, we felt that was the right thing to do. photographic evidence of it, federal papers that he has lied on, you are darn right that we would be locked up and they owwould throw away the key. not only for us, to see the way that america called holes if you are all their chosen party and it's not the republican party. >> you think of the election, laura, i call it the media mob big tech candidate prediction program, they enabled him to hide in his basement bunker, entire campaign, never ask any tough questions, now you have real issues about huge sums of money. with no experience, gun laws, trying to put on all of us. as jonathan turley put out in his column today, just the gun issue alone lying on the purchase application to purchase a weapon, no conservative i know would ever do it because it is dumb. >> exactly right. allhi of this stuff is crazy, lunacy, and i think it's becoming increasingly frustrating for the american people. this executive order, the gun executiv

so they said ween can't agree to this with two names. we'll never get agreement. so i thought about it. and called down to my geographers in the state department. i said give me the exact place this island is located. what's the latitude and longitude. tell me exactly what it is. that's what i got. that's what i put in the agreement. there's no name. just latitude and longitude and they agreed. that's it. you have to work hard and find solutions for your friends. >> so you and your wife have led america's promise for quite some time, an organization you helped start. and it's designed to help young people become a productive citizens and maybe leaders as well. to young people that talk you and say i want to be colin powell, i want to be a leader and help my country, what to you think are the most important leadership qualities they should have? what is it that makes somebody a leader and somebody not a leader? >> you can't be colin powell. worry about being yourself. first, america's promise, we isolated this into five promises. that we wanted every child in ameri

environment at the time which assumed a a more benign e evvironment than the multipolar challenges ween face today. a few years ago he wouldn't have put china at the top of his list for nuclear threats to worry about. and i think the 2010 nuclear qe posture, you said russia was noa an adversary. dr. question for you,u, payne, or for anyone who wants to take it, the biden administration conducts a new nuclear posture review which arp we're hearing ostuabout. broad should that nuclear posture e review take a broader view of what capabilities the u.s. needs to account for these changes ine the geopolitical environment or do you think the best we can expect is a validation of our current minimal modernization plans?gest >> well, let me suggest broadly that it's never possible n realistically, this is the policy we need, we build it, we have it, it's good for an indefinite period of time. requirements can change very quickly.ul and so any reviewly at needs to very carefully at the context, t the strategic environment that e we're in now, and the e the perspective environment that's coming. t

. >> and you think the ev tax credit, and instead of weening us of that, we continue to feed it and you they need it, right, couldn't do it from the 7500, right? >> with the biden plan and the green initiatives it comes down to evs 30% comes from transportation. 7500 the ev credit today we believe that gets up to about 10,000, which is key in in incentivizing consumers. the big one with tesla tesla and gm have a ceiling. they pay it so you don't get the tax credits. we believe that gets removed, tax credit gets restored talking about the green tidal wave, the u.s. has relaxed significantly. that comes in along with europe and china. you start to see the success not just tesla, but we do the 5 trillion mark in the next decade >> and i want to talk quickly about plaid, because the s-plaid, under 2 seconds, zero to 60 that gets my attention but i don't know if i want to -- when would you do that when and where and why and how how do you do that cisafely why would you go zero to 60 in less than two seconds and why would you want to? >> in tesla, the success continues to be not just relining