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Everyone, but it would also eliminate private health insurance. everyone would be in a government-run plan called medicare. you know, there's another group of candidates who want to move more slowly, who want to provide a public option or a buy in, so essentially give people the option of going into a program like medicare but not require it. allow employers to keep providing insurance and allow private insurers to stay in the market. >> can both exist at the same time? cuff -- because our private insurance industry is so big and it has infrastructure that no other developed country has and it...

22% spike in earmarks, this year cost more than 15 billion in taxpayer money, including 14 million for wild horse and burrow management, 12 million for aquatic plant control program, 9 million for fruit fly quarantine program and a study in 2011. joining me tom, president of citizens against government waste. we see this every year, there is a tick-up and in which areas are we watching? >> across the board, harris, up to 15.3 billion, more than double fiscal year 2017 and more than half of the record 29 billion in 2006, very much going in the wrong direction. on the other hand, senate republic...

Rising ignores the fact that the goods we trade are for the most part easy to substitute. i don't think there will be big crash in this group interaction the people are worried about. secondly, it ignores the fear of the broader point that the success of administration has failed in their attempt to work with mexico against the cartel and cartel drug war that is occurring, they're making $29 billion a year over and having an incredibly violent literally interwar that we are seeing the detriments from in a multitude of arena. those pushback continue to push immigrants over the border in illegal...

Rising ignores the fact that the goods we trade are for the most part easy to substitute. i don't think there will be big crash in this group interaction the people are worried about. secondly, it ignores the fear of the broader point that the success of administration has failed in their attempt to work with mexico against the cartel and cartel drug war that is occurring, they're making $29 billion a year over and having an incredibly violent literally interwar that we are seeing the detriments from in a multitude of arena. those pushback continue to push immigrants over the border in illegal...

Which good economies do, function that way. but you've got a deep philosophic attack to that notion and it is coming home to roost about lifting regulations. >> people are not going to payday lenders to buy their first homes. they're going to payday lenders to pay their medical bills. >> when they're in trouble. >> they are going to payday lenders when their car is broken and they got to get it fixed to get to work. you made a broader point jeff, what we're seeing with this administration is a new battleground of rolling back regulations, versus sort of rampant inequality. >> yes, so on the on...