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Hanging in her home in monday called 911. allemand was in the hospital for two-day brothers doctors took her off of life support. she was just 29 years old. >> another day another negative report on the effects of obama care. theres a new report out by mckenzie and company. they will limit choices of covered doctors and hospitals. the main reason they site cost. nearly 1,000 consumer plans on exchanges in nearly 13 states half were hmo type plans which dont pay for out of network charges. >> he ...

If youre telling me that this country does not need unions, thats insane. >> got norma ray over here. >> unions put food on our table. >> not mine. >> neil: coming up right now, some of the protests its as if they have a tin ear to whats going on in the country. to demand or and demand the dugo double digit increase some of them for benefits or avoid 401(k)type plans and six of the states where theyre pushing this when private industry workers have gotten kind of used to this. either their head ...

Choose between food and drugs and eating cat food. >> youre dodging and deflecting. >> you deserve to have a good retirement. >> 85% of americans. >> should have a -- >> steve, you can keep talking but we have 85% of private workers in this country with 401(k) type plans. you can argue they work or not but thatsed the reality of all theyll get. >> its not a talking point. >> ill let you answer. the people they pay whose salaries they support, whose jobs they cover, all theyre asking is why dont ...

Pensions, in general, where in the private sector we have moved to where only 20 percent of businesses, private sector employees have pensions they have moved into define contribution 401(k) type plans or they have nothing at all. and the public is exactly reverse, 80 percent get a public pension and we have to move the public sector into the 401(k) system with defined contribution. >>dagen: but the idea of basically buying, retiring early, and buying years and getting a pay off well in excess o...