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Care for them. when the mothers and fathers were here, they couldnt steal jobs from americans. they have no documentation. >> youre absolutely right. it was not hurting anyone. the program was working. it wasnt large enough. it wasnt covering everybody because it had only started in a small scale. it could easily have been expanded at a fraction of the cost of what were spendingnow. that program costs $35 per person/per family a day. opposed to hundreds -- really up to $1,000 or more that it is ...

Up to 138% of the poverty line and under 38 and below. were going to keep that in perpetuity. and new enrollees can enroll. but were going to ask the states to pay theyre fair cost. all of the other categories like the blind, disabled, elderly, poor, the states pay their share. on average that works out to 43%. and were going to take seven years to go from the federal government paying 90% of this cost and the states paying to just 10%. to the same match for all other categories. i think thats a...

And theyre in the straits that were talking about, that we would get them to them. were a country that can afford that. as a matter of fact, the medicaid program costs about 28% less. all things considered, it even costs 28% less than a commercial insurance plan, and its medical cost growth is negligible. but medicaid is an incredibly efficient program, and its doing wonderful things. and if we can imagine a greater national priority that we would rather fund, whether its a wall or some other th...

Revert things back to the states and have state-level reform. what do you, as someone whos run these programs, what do you say to that argument? >> id say a couple things. first of all, we have a commitment in our country that we made in 1965 that wasnt a partial commitment. it wasnt a halfway commitment. it was a commitment to people that when they need medical care and theyre in the straits that were talking about, that we would get them to them. were a country that can afford that. as a matte...

Theyre not against the recipients of these programs. theyre certainly, they say, not against patients in america. but they say the overall system cannot hold and that you have to revert things back to the states and have state-level reform. what do you, as someone whos run these programs, what do you say to that argument? >> id say a couple things. first of all, we have a commitment in our country that we made in 1965 that wasnt a partial commitment. it wasnt a halfway commitment. it was a commi...

Clifford krauss, thank you. lockheed martin, tweeting this morning that the f-35 program costs is out of control. billions of dollars can and will be saved on military and other purchases after january 20th. lockheed martin has a deal to build a new fleet of f-35 stealth fighters to be flown by the air force, navy, and marines. nbcs rehema ellis with the latest reaction at trump tower. they call this the $4 billion tweet, rehema and this follows what we saw last week with boeing. >> reporter: ...

Memos. potentially leading to the default and disrupting continued services and coverage to consumers. it goes on, without a financial management platform that accounts for enrollments and associated program costs, the entire health care reform program is jeopardized. it says if its not done by mid-march. this is what, asked about that, the health and human services secretary said. >> there are only 300 insurers in the whole country, and they have signed off on -- i mean, we will get them paid, ...

Way up the line. manufacturers dont have the stores to sell to. so jobs are lost all through the economy. >> the program costs about $25 billion a year. republicans oppose an extension of it in the bipartisan budget agreement unless the cost was offset elsewhere. by all accounts syria is most likely not going to make its tuesday deadline to give up its chemical weapons cache. al assads government reportedly has not yet begun moving them and u.n. officials say the deteriorating security conditi...

Hollywood and taxes, bases the whole article on one source, and where did it come from? a conservative think tank that supports the tea party, also not big fans of taxes. >> that bad? >> and he claims he cannot think of any program that made any money in any state ever. >> stop with the horrible accent. >> in maine, they had a similar program, generated $1.5 million in direct spending to the state. the program costs $38,000 to administer, that means for every dollar paid to the program, it gener...