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Welcomed, that be, this whol thing about if you have an undocumented person in your car, there are mixed thats famil in florida that might be your dad, brothe or uncle, who are just tryin to help get to work, that live with you that message, loud and clear the whole thing seems very dar and dystopian. i got to ask if that is what republicans are leaning into thats what desantis and other photo meant trump is going t do in 2024 what is the antidote from dems do dateline into a more joyful vision ...

People are going to be reduced to about $6 a person a day for food. there is no way that is sufficient. and yet, as shocking as that is, as terrible as this is, there are some people in congress who are calling for further cuts. you know, you really have to wonder what the reality is for those people. the reality for most americans is that they see the affordability issue. they see it. its not just snap recipient, but it shows up in polling. people are concerned about people having access to foo...

Tuesday, when not just the students but the teachers return to the classroom? >> there, will in fact, the counselors there for both parents and students. as well as faculty from across the district. jonathan, one thing, but it also want to point out, is that as children -- parents are often wondering not to send their children back to school. they are looking into other places. private schools. although there is an affordability issue with private schools. the district is offering virtual learni...

Your campaign? >> 100%. no question about it. a womans right to choose and improving our education system are front and center. along with the affordability issue or lack of affordability issue. when my federal -- fellow floridians. i think its fundamentally important as a kid who grew up with the public school myself. graduated from florida state university, one of the great universities in florida. in addition, to my three sisters with public school teachers. my father when mentioned previousl...

A straightforward affordability issue. i think the current university funding system is proving to be quite expensive to the taxpayer in terms of the upfront tuition fee loans and the cost to the taxpayer of writing off a lot of those loans. but it is actually, i think, a really negative retreat from the aspiration we have had for many years now, including previous conservative governments to come to have 50% of our young people at university, it is clearly saying we want fewer people to go to u...

Pain vets can only access it if they can find it on their own. now a new push in washington hopes to change that. >> it is an affordability issue. senator tim cane is leading the way on the issue. yet the ca hospitals in the states like virginia that allow use of maryland cannot offer that as a solution. >> leah kunz is still doing that. >> if we dont want pharmaceuticals, awesome. that should not be the only option. the va does not have a position on bills that authorization cannabis use for ...

Know, working class people and they cant afford to-- >> but its particularly burdensome in high tax states, you and i know that in california, new jersey, illinois, massachusetts, puts a limit on how much you can write off tax-wise and that doesnt help things any. >> thats true, neil. and even though the housing market is an indicator of whats going on with the u.s. economy, it actually represents about 15% of our economy. i would argue here that a slowing down of the housing market may actually...

And places that are doing well. the old industrial cities are doing less well. >> unfortunately thats what we expect to see. now whats really interesting is how that is phoenix open gotten so much worse over the decades. this is many decades in the making. as you know im from detroit originally so i grew up with this. its many decades in the making. not only does it not matter where you live and what job prospects, mobility has gone down. there isnt the premiums in the cities that was there for ...

Affordability. that requires us to change how we pay doctors and hospitals so that they actually want to get rid of unnecessary care. they will make care more efficient and bring down the prices of devices and other surgical procedures and that is -- if we really want to talk about helping the american public its the affordability issue that most americans, a short and long-term thing. >> bill: does that sound reasonable, marc and workable? >> stabilizing the insurance market sounds reasonable. ...

So with excel and the city -- accessibility. how do you cut the cost? >> republicans say that this bill does cut the cost. thats it they are touting enchanting. >> yeah, i dont buy that. number one, the aarp, american cancer society, ama all opposed it. 24 million people are going to lose their health care by 2026. this is not a great bill coming out of the house which is why they have to start over in the senate. whats the definition of insanity? to do the same thing again that not working. we ...