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Pretty clearly even with a couple of nukes that aren't accurate. at the end of the day, you can't discount a doomsday scenario situation like when you get to war. when you get life insurance they don't get priced that you get hit by meteor, there's other things that are relevant. it's going to keep going on and get more technology and then they will have accident, it's going to be the kind of mishaps that almost happened with us in the soviet union many times, computer glitches, start a war by accident, this is not a regime that has act together like the soviet union did. we have to deal with ...

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Uninsured. that number has been reduced by 17.6 million in the country and we want to make sure that we keep reducing that number. right now, open enrollment and the marketplace, an important part of that. we think there are about 10.5 million folks who are still out there who are eligible and that's who we are hoping to reach during this open enro enrollme enrollment. >> your message to them is first of all, the computer glitches have been fixed, that it's not that difficult, but what about the premium costs? >> affordability is a very important part of our messaging. as one talks about the p...

Anyone. twitter, facebook and of course the "meet the press" website. they are all a big part of what i do. but this week was a reminder of how our dependence on technology leaves us vulnerable. computer glitches grounded several flights and trading on the new york stock exchange was halted several times while "gremlins struck." but the office of personnel management revealed the massive scale of a hack that compromised the records of 21.5 million americans mainly government workers, who have gone through background checks. the next day katherine archuleta, the director of opm, resigned under ...

I love technology as much as anyone. twitter, facebook and of course the "meet the press" website. they are all a big part of what i do. but this week was a reminder of how our dependence on technology leaves us vulnerable. computer glitches grounded several flights and trading on the new york stock exchange was halted several times while "gremlins struck." but the office of personnel management revealed the massive scale of a hack that compromised the records of 21.5 million americans mainly government workers, who have gone through background checks. the next day katherine archuleta, the dir...