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Then copays just so that you have a little bit of skin in the game. so it is similar, but we think we've improved upon some of the other proposals that are out there. >> the other big issue you've talked about, one of the kind of engines of your campaign for a while, i think it was a thing you were known for you call the freedom dividend of a thousand dollars a month. there's a lot of people who are -- there's two questions about that, one is the sort of confusion how that interacts with how the government does, the income tax credit and would those go away and be replaced by that leaving some...

I don't think that will go over real well with a lot of americans. most likely plan. they think they pay too much but they like the doctor and the health insurance. the second thing you mention, how do you pay for it? you look for senator warren, she's a smart person. but i'm afraid the numbers don't add up without massive tax increases that are eventually going to touch upon the middle class if not directly, indirectly. >> harris: when you talk about numbers adding up, they do add up in some instances for a huge price tag. "the wall street journal" editorial board is going after elizabeth war...

What are they doing? probably going to parties. but they're also -- alabama wins the games by so much especially early in the season that it's, like, 45-0, and the students are like i'm not going to stay for the second half, and nick saban is mad and wants to now make sure that when they opt in to the app for the football team, they stick around. president it's called tide loyalty point. students are encouraged to down the app, at which point the university can see whether they stayed in the forty quarter -- ed: a little creepy. pete: it is. you get cheaper playoff tickets. it is opt-in, it so...

Adding a public option, is already costly. elizabeth warren's plan, bernie sanders's plan would cost much, much more. you heard from amy klobuchar saying they don't want to lose their private health insurance. polls show across the board that's not a popular idea. she's saying it's not a bold idea, it's a bad idea. it's not surprising to have seen that debate continuing. poppy. >> so julian castro was the latest far trailing -- distant trailing candidate to take a shot at joe biden in a debate, a personal one, and it didn't go over well, did it? >> it didn't. you could hear the reaction in the...

It was former housing secretary julian castro who seemed to directly confront joe biden about his memory. >> but the difference between what i support and what you support, vice president biden, is that you require them to opt in, and i would not require them to opt in. >> they do not have to buy in. they do not have to buy in. >> you just said that two minutes ago. you just said two minutes ago that they would have to buy in. are you forgetting what you said two minutes ago? are you forgetting already what you said just two minutes ago?! i can't believe that you said two minutes ago that they...