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Get together across state lines? >> people are already grouped through their jobs, so i say let's start with the associations we have. if you want to form new ones, that's good. the insurance that work are better than the individual market, else let's start where we are. >> melissa: we are still talking about the price of health care policies and that doesn't say anything about the cost of actually repeating the care. i don't know that that solves the problem. how do you do with the affordability problem when it comes to actual services? >> we have to quit insisting that people buy these polic...

People off, now remember, if they in fact modified a little bit, the estimates are that they will still throw 17 or 18 million people off, and most of those people are hard-working americans. >> bill: and no, it is not throwing people off. >> it is. >> bill: i will make my point and allow you to go again. we don't know who the 17 million or 22 million are, these are the young people who don't want to buy the insurance in the first place. >> we can't -- we can to leave that with your false assertion, it's not that young people don't want to buy health insurance, is that the affordability is a p...

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surprise. you certainly hear republicans call for that, but it wouldn't do anything in the short-term. this is way too big an oil market. as you know, the bulk of what makes up the price of gas is the price of oil. >> and it's all a lot of tradeoffs, too. certainly you don't want a depression so you can have $2.50 gas. >> right. >> i want to look at this. gallop polls can find the price at which consumers significantly change their behavior is $5.35. richard, no economic statistic more immediate than gas prices and consumers are feeling it. is this justified? >> yeah. i i think that ...

Do, too. >> let's take another one. sarika, it's a little more general, this comment, you can't -- this is in response to my request for fixes for the education system, for the college and university problem. she said, you can't just fix the whole education system. you have to look at the whole socioeconomic picture. that's kind of the point you were making in the last segment when we spoke, this is not just -- it's not a new problem. it's not just a state college and university problem. >> yeah, the budget cuts in higher education are also being felt in other parts of state government. there'...