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At the federal level and it creates monopolies for insurance companies in every single state. we've got to knock down those barkerbarriers and think about e consumer. no minimum federal requirements. >> greta: let me ask you this. so the insurance companies are making out like bandits because of this mo monopoly? >> they've got a monopoly in each state. >> greta: what was that tell you? >> number two, we should let every american pay for their health insurance expenses, whether it's their premiums, their co pays, deductibles, fascial suit calls, medical -- pharmaceuticals, medical devices, the...

At the federal level and it creates monopolies for insurance companies in every single state. we've got to knock down those barkerbarriers and think about e consumer. no minimum federal requirements. >> greta: let me ask you this. so the insurance companies are making out like bandits because of this mo monopoly? >> they've got a monopoly in each state. >> greta: what was that tell you? >> number two, we should let every american pay for their health insurance expenses, whether it's their premiums, their co pays, deductibles, fascial suit calls, medical -- pharmaceuticals, medical devices, the...

It's a big deal from the way conservatives are going after warren buffett. warren buffett is the people's capitalist, really. he doesn't dress fancy, he doesn't remind you of that banker on the chance card in mo monopoly and he has given us the simplest way to understand the unfairness of the tax code. you only pay 15% on capital gains. very, very rich people, particularly investors, hedge fund guys, that's where they make most of their money. a plumber, a nurse, a cop, they make their money through their labor. so what this is saying is if you make your money through capital, it's fine to be ...

That's why the right wing despises warren buffett and is trying so hard to shut him up." will obama's buffett strategy pay off? that's the question right now. e.j. dione is a columnist for "the washington post." and sam town house is the author of "the death of conservatism." you first, e.j., and thanks for being with us. this thing about buffett, is this going to be big? the fight about the very rich paying maybe 15% in capital gains compared to a lot of people paying 35% in taxes? >> well, thanks for having me on, chris. and yeah, i think you can tell it's a big deal from the way conservativ...