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Mean. in other words, insurance today costs about $12,500 per person. >> taxing the cadillac plans which -- today that -- >> i would actually tax the oldsmobile plans. yes. because that means you reduce overutilization and makes the system more efficient. you take those dollar which is are very significant, by the way. you use those to fund people who are at the middle -- lower-income brackets in order to make sure they have access to health care as well as catastrophic coverage. >> i have to say that "the washington post" editorial today is calling for the same thing. actually, urging blue do...

Actually cover the cost of the increased growth in the medicaid system. over the period of seven or eight years that drops down to just cpi. over that period of time the individuals that would transition from medicaid to the private market would then be able to have the coverage that they want. and if they needed it because of their low income would be subsidized by what's called a split stability fund. making it so we can have patient-centered health care in the system. >> tucker: 's are not fewer people covered by health insurance. >> i believe, there's no way to predict it, cba has a terrib...

Effort online in canada to raise money for the family of christopher speer, tabitha speer. but also for the other soldier. >> speerkids.ca. you have to understand is that this is not a partisan political issue, this is something that people who actually voted for this government are saying i'm not comfortable with. you have to understand that canada values the relationshipsa that we have in terms of our men and women in uniform serving shoulder to shoulder with each other. i think there's a lot of people going, how did this happen and why? it's a question for our prime minister to answer. >> t...

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So there were 21 million they projected would be covered. 10 million are actually covered and we're chasing young people away from insurance coverage through the various obamacare mandates. so as a result, 45% of those people who decided not to sign up for obamacare and pay the penalty instead or get an exclusion are people under the age of 35. we need to reform those markets to give options that are affordable and available to more people to actually come on to insurance coverage. we also believe the reforms under medicaid will allow states to innovate and drive more of their dollars into cov...