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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100331:08:08:00 - Vimarsana News

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"explanation of accounting methods used to prepare the cost impact." business lobbyists say instead of hauling ceos in front of congress, lawmakers should restore the tax break. >> this is the worst time imaginable to put this kind of a hit on corporate balance sheets. we certainly don't want to encourage companies at some point in the future to have to move their retirees over to the medicare program, which will cost the federal government more money. >> the white house says the government will continue to pay for or subsidize 28% of a business' cost, tax-free providing the prescription drug ...

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We are working it. when we know more we will bring it to you new health insurance reform law is supposed to increase coverage and lower cost. some of the country's biggest companies claim it will do the opposite. now house democrats are calling the ceos of those companies to capitol hill and demanding documents saying if you are going to say this, you have got to show us why molly henneberg is in our d.c. newsroom tonight. molly, i guess they are waiting for those documents. >> they are. henry waxman of california and bart stupak of michigan want to know why four companies, at&t, verizon, scat...

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"explanation of accounting methods used to prepare the cost impact." business lobbyists say instead of hauling ceos in front of congress, lawmakers should restore the tax break. >> this is the worst time imaginable to put this kind of a hit on corporate balance sheets. we certainly don't want to encourage companies at some point in the future to have to move their retirees over to the medicare program, which will cost the federal government more money. >> the white house says the government will continue to pay for or subsidize 28% of a business' cost, tax-free providing the prescription drug ...

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Hill because at&t said its will take a billion dollar hit because of healthcare reform and deere said it will cost $150 million. congress has told the ceos to bring any analyses related to the healthcare reform, email message about the projected impact and an explanation of their accounting methods. a spokesman for deere told fox they haven't respond yet, but under rules of the house of representatives they have subpoena authority though we have not received a subpoena. megyn: thank you so much. new developments this hour with what some consider a stunning court decision. first a father loses ...

Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20100308:14:33:00 - Vimarsana News

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-- it is to get jobs. very inflate the system with this bloated plan and the most scary thing to come out of this and why we should be focused off health care is that on friday, martha, the congressional budget office released a report showing that the decifit will be $9.8 trillion over the next decade, that's 1.2 trillion more than the white house had predicted. a tiny little accounting error there, don't you think bob? >> and remarks i know that you're greek and there's a little trouble with numbers, but the fact of the matter is that everybody who looks at these things has -- and the fact i...