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Never get affordable health care? >> yeah. i'm not sure exactly which texans the senator is talking to. but, again, if you come to dallas ft. worth area, in addition to the 265,000 in the district i represent, in the dallas ft. worth metroplex al e alone, you're talking about a million people. because the governor, rick perry, failed to include texas under medicaid expansion, you're talking about another 60,000 in the district that i represent, and about 1 million statewide that won't be covered under medicaid expansion now. and it's considered really one of the biggest blunders that a texas g...

Texas, east texas, west texas, in the pan handle or down in the valley. when you listen to texans, the answer is the same. the top priority for texans is bringing back jobs and economic growth. >> here to tell us if senator cruz speaks for all of texas is congressm congressman mark vissi, a democrat representing the dallas-ft. worth area of that state. good afternoon, sir. thank you for joining us. so, congressman, is this what your constituents want? not more affordable hear, not government programs designed to help the poor, the less fortunate. what they want is ted cruz shutting down the go...

Month working 20 to 29 hours. remember the cutoff is 30 hours. what's happening is small businesses are dumping employees, limiting their hours who are now working 30 or more hours a week and making them work 29 hours or less to avoid obama care. the delta is about 265,000 people a month. that's the difference between the number that are working 30 to 34 hours and losing those hours and people forced into 25 to 29 hours. it's happening. guess what? i don't think the president cares about it. i don't think he thought about it. i wrote my column today on the "wall street journal" about it becaus...

Autism. had real traction, real effect. look at the data on whooping cough cases over time. 1922, over 100,000. 1934, 265,000. you see a drop-off and see basically none from about 1970 to 2000, then you see it go up. you're up to 25,000 by 2004. what the heck happened? >> whooping cough is actually a very interesting case because unlike measles where really virtually every case we've seen in the united states over the last several years has been the result of people who are deliberately unvaccinated coming back into the country and affecting people. with pertussis or whooping cough, what we're...

Some really good walking shoes and bring your wish list. because there is a car here in every price range. if speed is your thing, the mclaren spider can go as fasts a200 miles per hour. >> this has an unprecedented amount of formula one technology. it has brake steer, it has an air brake. >> reporter: it also comes with a $265,000 price tag. more the eco conscious type, the chevy spark runs on electricity. how long do you have to plug it in. >> full charge, four hours. >> reporter: that's not bad. more affordable luxury cars and more technology are at your finger tips. >> there's more compute...