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$6,000 is going to be the count on seniors who are on medicare? >> according to the congressional budget office, the ryan plan will cost the typical senior, and concluded cost the typical senior an additional $6,000, ultimately, because they essentially put seniors in the greatest generation, on an allowance. they give you a voucher. >> so now its up to messaging. how will the democrats do this? >> were going to do the way weve been doing it for the past year. were going to hold these republican...

>> according to the congressional budget office, the ryan plan will cost the typical senior, and concluded cost the typical senior an additional $6,000, ultimately, because they essentially put seniors in the greatest generation, on an allowance. they give you a voucher. >> so now its up to messaging. how will the democrats do this? >> were going to do the way weve been doing it for the past year. were going to hold these republicans accountable in every single congressional district. we need 25...

Lets ends medicare as we know it and were not going to let them get away with it. >> the counter would be with many lawmakers on both sides, when this issue comes up, theres a bad case of fear factor on both sides in that nothing is done and the problem persists. >> there are things that we can do. if we need to balance our budgets why dont we do cuts where cuts make sense but take a look at the revenue side. this is the dividing line. these house republicans are asking seniors to do without the...

Budgets by asking seniors to pay an additional $6,000 and put them on an allowance to end medicare as we know it but wont ask oil company executives to sacrifice a nickel of the $40 billion subsidies we pay for them. that is the defining line between us. >> as its being reported, representative paul is working with democratic senator ron wyden on medicare reform that might propose keeping traditional medicare as an option alongside a privatized system. the conversations are very honest when you ...

Cannot equate solyndra with small why. you can not a new battery with getting battered in our checkbook. we have to prioritize -- we dont have the money. look at greece. look at spain. look at portugal. look at ireland. they have discovered what we are reluctant to, the pot has run dry. >>guest: the european allowance got together and said because of the united states investment in clean energy they knew have to make investments it compete with us and to hold on to the jobs. what i am telling yo...

To train people for jobs that businesses wand to fill. >>shepard: what about republican response? how have they weighed in? >>reporter: a glass half empty. the economy creating jobs in spate of the presidents policies, not because of them, the allowance for american manufacturing says the chinese trade imbalance is costing job creation in this country and analysts says we are only recently creating jobs as fast as we need to. >> the unemployment rate did not fall, it is still 8.3 percent, unempl...

Not open from the last four years, too many are underemployed." >> too many people still, are underemployed and the news is good but not good enough, folk dozen not put much stock in a single months job report with 245,000 people finding jobs and unemployed off the side line and last month 400,000 entered the market and most found work. at an appearance at an aircraft engine manufacturing plant in southern virginia, today, president obama says that american manufacturing is growing for the first...

im erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, iran. we begin with a new report on irans nuclear program an 11-page release from the international atomic energy agency. the conclusions reveal the doubts and suspicions about what the iranian government the telling the world about its nuclear efforts. iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes including cancer treatment. we read the report and it does not say that iran is making a bomb, but it does say that iran is rapidly expanding it...

im erin burnett. outfront tonight, iran. we begin with a new report on irans nuclear program. got our hands on it today. its an 11-page release from the international atomic agency. they reveal doubts and suspicions about what the iranian government is telling the world about its nuclear efforts. they say their nuclear program is for peaceful purposes. we read the report, and it does not say that iran is making a bomb, but it does say that iran is rapidly expanding its nuclear activity...

im erin burnett, "outfront" tonight, iran. we begin with a new report on irans nuclear program an 11-page release from the international atomic energy agency. the conclusions reveal the doubts and suspicions about what the iranian government the telling the world about its nuclear efforts. iran says its nuclear program is for peaceful purposes including cancer treatment. we read the report and it does not say that iran is making a bomb, but it does say that iran is rapidly expanding it...