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Medicare benefits to hearing, vision and dental is one of three components in health care that the democrats want to do. and it's a very popular one. 790% of people in a recent kaiser family foundation poll said that they think it's a top or an important priority. but it is also very expensive. a previous version of this bill pegged it at $358 billion. but, now, people think medicare covers everything. it doesn't. and actually you have 43% of people who have trouble seeing have not gotten an eye exam. and 75% of people with trouble hearing, you know, haven't had it addressed. and 70% of people...

Mcconnell has been there. he has conflicts of interest with china. his family is very powerful in china and very powerful in the united states. one of the fate of the president trump is going to face is economic dealings with china where they now have the $358 billion surplus over us and trade. he's also going to face issues about human rights and a whole source of other things. mitch mcconnell was one of the few senators that voted after tiananmen square not to have punitive actions against china for human rights violations. they killed 500,000 500,000 pet tiananmen square. you have to wonder...

Obamacare individual mandate thing. the sense of desperation i think most republicans feel about passing something, i think it will get them over the line. >> i think the senate republicans are going to have to come closer to the house bill in order to have it become a reality. the senate bill is on very shaky ground. the individual mandate repeal is -- sounds great. 358 billion. but it's a really politically stupid pay for. you are going to lose potentially people like susan collins, dean heller, vulnerable republicans, maybe senator shelley moore capito from west virginia. people concerned a...

Financial sector. there were some 300 economists supporting it. today there are 1,000. they've opened a written letter to the g-20 finance ministers. they say the financial crisis has shown us the dangers of unregulated finance, it's time for the financial sector to give something back to society. this tax could raise hundreds of billions of dollars and calm speculation. i've just been doing a bit of research. the center for economic policy at the mass maachusetts univers has done some sums on what they could raise. they say they could raise $358 billion a year. it could bring in $176.9 billio...