co-op program. when i asked a few minutes ago if you really thought that any of these 12 failed co-ops were conceivablyever going to repay the taxpayer, you said potentially their accounts receivable would become a source of some of the funding that might come back to the taxpayer. i asked what that meant and you said the reinsurance program might be yielding funds for some of these failed co-ops. if you go to page 56 and 57, i would like, again, as the chairman said, these are publicly available numbers. i would like you to just walk me through what this table means. i think what it means is that the co-ops had much healthier populations than the overall obamacare or affordable care act marketplace. if that's true, this means that on net, our co-ops paid in $116 million to the reinsurance program. they're not getting any money back. i mean, here and there you may have one. the arizona example, meritus health partners, they say they will receive $2 million of reinsurance payments but on net, these insurers including co-opportunity in my state, if you look at co-opportunity on page 56, entry three, they

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we show you co we need women in congress. if we want to be heard, it was the women who forced republicans to include coverage in the affordable care act. in congress, i'll fight for pay equity, family leave and tougher gun safety laws. and, as an environmentalist, i'll work combat climate change. i know as a journalist and as a senior executive in business that when women are at the table, we get things done. i'm kathleen mathews and i approve this message. maureen: updating breaking news tonight. metrorail will not be running tomorrow. the entire system will be shut down for 29 hours. crews can do emergency inspections after a cable fire near the mcpherson square station monday morning. the federal government is open as well as d.c. schools. metrobuses and metro access will be running. when we get more information we'll bring it to you. leon: right now voters in five states are voting in primaries on one of the most crucial days in the race for president. the polls in florida, illinois, florida, missouri, ohio are open now.

rates for the 2015 year and for the co-op oversight team to evaluate the financial position of the co-op. you to make one person decision per year. this is why our decisions to shut down the co-op's were largely made prior to the 3rd open enrollment period. finally, all of the loan funding have been granted. our strongest remaining tool of oversight is to call it alone which i can tell you we did not take lightly, ramifications for disrupting consumers come as you know, and would certainly not have increased the collectibility of co-op loans. in light of these three challenges we set up extremely active oversight process, created other oversight tools, new methods of gathering information and focused decisions around events like open enrollment. we were guided by the view of the bestthat the best way to maximize the opportunity for federal loans to be repaid as if the co-op makes it through the start of stage when most failures occur and reaches the point of stability. making recommendations to withhold funds the place co-ops on corrective action plans and work with states to shut down operat

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they're going to subsidize them with these risk corridors and reinsurance plans, weren't you concerned maybe these co-ops might tend to try to gain market share by underpricing their premiums? >> you ask a really good, difficult question. >> so i would like just a basic obvious answer to it. from the private sector, isn't that a legitimate concern? isn't that exactly what happened? >> well so, so these companies that have not had new competitors in many cases in decades, so of course i think you are correct, the companies would not like to see someone come in and offer -- >> i am saying what was the natural result of was going to happen with these government when co-ops. they were going to come in, try to gain market share, underprice their product based on what our laws ration would be, correct? and isn't that exactly what happened? isn't that exactly what the american taxpayer is on the hook for a $2.5 billion in loans? >> these are loans to local nonprofit companies who i don't think had as a goal, i would imagine they had a have as a goo price things us out of business. i think they cleared in ma

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general i don't want to speak for them but strong concerns sometimes we're heard the other co-locations i wonder if you can speak to that certainly a very serious question for us how we make sure when there's a co-location the district school is a support and collaboration. >> we're proud to share the principal a matt as twins and his in coming ninth grader will be attended the other son goes to balboa park and one wanted a big school and the other a school based learn we have a stronger relationship with june gordon and do professional development the kids go on college trips together we use each other's resources a very, very positive relationship we learn from each other also. >> i just echo that being my first year i think with the bell schedule and the way we cooperate that spaced a wonderful relationship and very supportive. >> mr. totiano. >> yes. we do want to thank all the students that came out as well as everyone that spoke today this is a big thing presented for you guys i do believe that ever student did this the city throughout the world does have the potential to be successful, however,

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if you don't win your home state with you co gone from here? >> if ted cruz doesn't win texas who knows what his ego will tell him math will tell him he shouldn't go on. if you want wcan't win your home in texas, he should win by 10, 15 percent. the fact that he's within the margin that's not a good news. >> the democrats, hillary has a sideable lead. there is there one where bernie sanders can go on from today? >> sure there is. i think he's going to keep fighting on. there are so many other states so many winner take all states. the primaries we going to see for bernie he is never going to poll well. he has the momentum to keep going. his supporters aren't going to aban t abandon him. they are going to stay with him. >> ron meyer thank you for your predictions. >>> of course. >> we are down to 5 and the remaining republican candidates have important states ahead ted cruz's home state of texas begins today. march 15th voters will head to the polls in marco rubio's home state in florida. john kasich's home state of ohio. if they secure their ohm

. >> the co-host of "with all due respect" on msnbc. good morning to you. >> good morning. >> we know what mitt romney is going to say today. with this speech does he become the defacto leader of this fractured movement to stop donald trump? >> the next two weeks are but for the country in choosing who the republican nominee will be. mitt romney is choosing this moment. i think this is the wrong choice. he is the distinctive voice but part of a movement and effort to stop donald trump which is not going to happen just because mitt romney says so but the other candidates, john kasich, marco rubio, ted cruz will have to step up at this debate to be part of this effort. >> there are different strands to this stop trump effort going on. what do you know about efforts to raise money to that end, to spend money particularly i florida on ads? some republican leaders openly talking about running a third party candidate with today's knowledge would all but assure a hillary clinton win. >> the effort is not to think about the third party win. the logistics are diffi

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of tonight's debate would not be as harsh as in the last two, including the fox news debate that you cooderated in detroit. he thinks perhaps because that wasn't working for marco rubio doing the don rickles thing. and i asked him about hillary clinton, and nice things he's said about her in the past. i knew what he was going to say about a businessman trying to get along. you'll see more of this on sunday. let's take a look at his response. >> in 2012, you told fox she was a terrific woman doing a good job at the state department. is that b.s. in >> i'm a businessman. i have to go to the state department to get approval on projects and they have to give me a letter of recommendation, why should i say that? >> it makes you sound like a politician. >> no, no. i never knew i was going to be doing this. >> the interesting thing about that, howie, you know, he had been in the game for so long greasing the politicians, what would lead folks to believe when he's on the opposite end he won't continue to play the game? he played the game for so long, you scratch my back, i'll scratch yours, tha

. >> you co-authored a bill with democrats two years ago that allowed a path to citizenship for undocumented immigrants. >> you said an earned pathway was amnesty, yet you've changed your mind here. why? >> keep the promise is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> some and maybe even all of those ads could be hitting the airaways in rubio's home state of florida. and if rubio loses on his home turf next week, his campaign is all but finished. check this out. a new monmouth university poll out of florida "today" shows donald trump still holding on to an eight of point lead over rubio. ted cruz is way back in third place with just 17%. but here is a cache-22 in that race. if cruz knocks rubio out of contention in florida with those ads, the effect could be to pave the way for an easy victory for donald trump in florida. and if donald trump wince florida, that's a winner take all, you get 99 delegates, even if you win by just one vote. if trump wince florida, if he also wins ohio on march 15th, another winner-take-all state, he is going to have a massive lead in the delegate race.

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calls for change within the assembly you can co what according to recent polls more than 70% of the population also want. how and when this early departure might happen would have dramatically different effects for the whole country. >> translation: by stepping down from power he would avoid the process of a recall referendum. it would imply that both the opposition and the government mobilized their supporters and this could lead to increased polarization and all the other methods are simply shortcuts. >> reporter: back on the streets here desperation is reaching a new high. >> translation: this government is going from worse to all time worst. if it were up to me, i would take out the government because we are headed nowhere. >> reporter: according to the i ms the economy contracted by 10% last year and will do so by 7% this year. political analysts say it has gone to the point where solving the economic crisis now requires a political change. it is, indeed, a catastrophic situation which could be made better if both parties entered negotiations, but in venezuela that's a word seldom used >>

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