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Counties are asking for. it's pretty amazing how many lawsuits have been filed against them because everyone is chasing it. they are looking for a consolidation. they do not have enough money to pay out all of those claims. if purdue decides to make that decision, hopefully it will go a long way. i do think it's an interesting problem about what's happening to people who actually do have chronic pain. purdue pharma, whatever the culpability, whatever they admit to, set it aside. there's a black market problem, an illegal market problem and it's because people who deserve the care they can be g...

Users are going up. that's not true. users have no other choice. that's a classic monopoly. it's time the lef and right understandket forces clearly do not allow the market to correct a market problem. users have nowhere else to go to see their friends. it's time for the regulator to act. by the way, where in the world is the ftc? the ftc has by my math a multi trillion dollar tong cebook back into line. their claim in the entire discussion is they didn't have to disclose their deals with apple and so forth because they considered apple to be part of facebook, an extension of facebook. well, w...

The market problem this week. the bond market is freaking out over higher deficits and red hot economy. maybe some inflation down the road. if you live by the sword, you have to die by the sword in terms of debt. the markets are not happy about this. >> because to your point, two of the biggest point drops in the history of the dow occurred in the last four days. we are told the fundamentals of the economy are still strong. are they ? >> absolutely. i have been arguing that the problem for the bond market is the economy could overheat. there's so much stimulus, the tax cut or spending or very,...

Same things. it's important to note that by 2026, according to to the congressional budget office, 5 it million americans would be uninsured versus 28 million under the current law in 2026. had we gone on with the affordable care act, obamacare, by 2026, 28 million uninsured, under this, that number is about double that. so here's the net effect. a whole lot more people will not have insurance according to to the cbo, but by 2026, ten years and nine years from now, premiums will be lower then that would have been under the affordable care act. now there are two consequences to this. one as the...

Your obamacare comment? >> no, because she believes what the "huffington post" said. "huffington post" said, look, it was clearly what i said, that there are problems with it. i supported it strongly from the get-go, but i knew the people above the subject line were going to get in trouble. they don't have market problem. he tried to give the public option. if you want to write a serious story every day. if somebody says something that can be chewed around. i talked to him about this, about how frustrating it is that the people that are just a little above the subsidy line, just a lite above t...