you talk about neglect in certain areas of the city. why did it take this, do you think? to perhaps start that communication? it sounds like you think you're getting close to a place where you and the state will be on the same page. but you're not there yet. >> i don't want to hypothesize why it's taken this long. i am grateful that the relief has arrived. that's where my focus has to be at this moment. i will continue to work with them and will continue to work on this challenge. we're working with a number of partners. partners that are aiding us to support this system. beyond the state and beyond the federal dollars that we're receiving. i thank the kellogg foundation and the water alliance for teaming up with us in an effort to correct this system. that's what our primary focus is. going after every state dollar, every federal dollar, in order
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have those concentration camps with president xi. that is a difference. >> shannon: i think we all should agree on these argument whatever country they are residing in. i don't know that investigation should invite or ask for when so many questions about the human details. let's talk about the economy during summers from obama/biden administration continues to sound alarms from the left. he's not alone saying we have to be careful, inflation is a real issue here or there are other things we have to look at because consumer price index is up. household goods are up, cast me up, all these things. the real washington time said a ticking time bomb is accelerating. a current trajectory of spending money we don't have continuous, all of the corporate and personal income taxes will be spent paying interest on the pass the cumulative debt and let's be honest, responsible for that. a massive devaluing of every state dollar. rich, millions more in spending against that backdrop.
now, i am not for the very violent ever getting out of prison. but i'm also against spending $168,000 a year on prisoners. you need creativity. and we're beginning to see creativity. earlier i attended a conference called right on crime. people from state after state came with good ideas about prison reform. >> i'm glad to hear it. i agree with you on this one, newt, 100%. get. this i learned something today. in mississippi, the prison system there for all its problems is actually now starting to take smart and creative steps to lock up fewer people and waste less money in mississippi. meanwhile, here is my outrage. in my beloved state of california, we're spending more money on prisons. more money than we're spending on higher education. prison spending is so out of control in california now that a dime out of every state dollar is going to prisons that don't even work. now, california governor jerry brown could be as forward leaning and progressive as
which is a small piece of the pie that was a state-run health care system that obamacare -- that the massachusetts health care plan was and obamacare was. they preloaded it, they had health savings. everybody got health care. you know what happened five or six years later? it was eating up every new state dollar in the state of tennessee and there was only one solution, the democrat governor of the state at that time had to turn away really hundreds of thousands of people in health care to make the budget balance. and i think as you look at this long term, adding everybody in the country to a government run health care program is -- >> hold on. david. i'm going to let you back in. chip, i actually want to go back. i want to play you an example of sort of what's going on in your party right now because essentially what you've just said is there's a government-run horrible health care plan. if somebody stands up at a town hall and tells you i am on that government plan, i'm on medicaid.
i was involved in ten care, which is a small piece of the pie that was a state-run health care system that obamacare -- that the massachusetts health care plan was and obamacare was. they preloaded it, they had health savings. you know what happened five or six years later? it was eating up every new state dollar in the state of tennessee and there was only one solution, the democrat governor of the state at that time had to turn away really hundreds of thousands of people in health care to make the budget balance. and i think as you look at this long term, adding everybody in the country to a government run health care program is -- >> hold on. david. i'm going to let you back in. chip, i actually want to go back. i want to play you an example of sort of what's going on in your party right now because essentially what you've just said is there's a government-run horrible health care plan. if somebody stands up at a town hall and tells you i am on that government plan, i'm on medicaid. your message is i promise to take that away from you doesn't sound like smart politics. here is a congressman attempting to discuss what the republicans
>> but people have health care. why is that a bad thing? >> government run health care doesn't run as effective -- >> if you didn't have health care -- hold on a second. >> how do we long term deal with that? i was involved in ten care, a small piece of the pie, a state-run health care system that obamacare, the massachusetts health care plan that obamacare was. they preloaded it. they had lots of savings. everybody got health care, then you know what happened five or six years later? it was eating up every new state dollar in the state of tennessee. and there was only one solution. the democrat governor had to turn away really hundreds of thousands of people to make the budget balance. if you look at this long term, adding everybody in the country to a government-run health care program -- >> chip, i actually want to go back and i want to play you an example of sort of what's going