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-led congress, and why it really matters for everything from health care to global and national security, to the balance in your 401k. plus, i will talk to yuri salk, the adviser to ukraine defense minister about a very important week for ukraine, and a -- new evidence that ending roe was not enough for the anti abortion lobby in this country. the war against reproductive rights rages on, and it's worse than you would think. i will call this week's meeting of the velshi banned book club comes together. it is a celebration of mother daughter love and it has been banned. i will talk to...

China with about 870 billion, great britain with about 648 billion, belgium's out about 333 billion, and luxembourg, believe or not, rounds of the top five at 313 billion. generally, the rest of america's debt belongs to america. the government has barred allotted cash from its own public. 39% from the federal reserve, 22% from mutual funds, and so think about your 401(k) s. 11% from depository institutions, like banks, 9% from state and local governments, 8% for pension funds, and 9% from the social security trust fund. in two or some out of context. this 9% is two point 85 trillion dollars. ...

So that they can funnel more money to middle men, these pharmacy benefit managers as kick backs to keep their drug in a preferred status on the drug form larry. we have got to tackle these incentives or keep seeing increase list prices. we are making progress but the president has been clear this has to stop drug prices must start coming down not going up. we will work with democrats and republicans to make that happen. >> sandra: i just wonder if you can address some of the individual numbers that we are seeing or prices more than 250 prescription drugs went up as i noteds average 6.3%. total...

The key things they're looking at. $321 billion over the course of ten years. the senate has to save $333 billion. that means they have $77 billion to work with there in terms of using money, using financing, possibly, for medicaid, possibly other issues to try to get some worrisome senators back in the fold. also premiums. when you talk to the u.s. senate, the thing they care about more than anything else is premiums. how about cutting back on obamacare help with premiums? in 2020, premiums would drop by an average of 30% for individual plans. while the top line is something democrats will se...

The federal government spent $333 billion and collected $110 billion and borrowed $223 billion. could any business operate on that kind of a model? >> if you put that in a household or a business, you recognize those things in a home or business would be considered bankruptcysy. when the government does it, it's called a deficit, missing, underage. that would not be solvent. >> i don't know if you heard governor rand paul from kentucky and mike lee from kentucky indicated they would vote against giving the government authority to raise the debt ceiling and borrow more money when the borrow aut...