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Becoming more expensive in all likelihood. higher deductible, higher premium. remember this, 2017, by the administration's own numbers, how many people are in 2017, 30 million. so the american people know differently when the administration talks one way and the reality is a different way, it hurts. >> let me talk to you about the white board which is the number of people getting the subsidies. that is important. i want to tell the audience that in my conversations with one of the key architects of this law, david cutler, he explained to me that they genuinely believe if p em could get on the ...

>> it effects your gland as well as muscles. for your glands, a runny nose, teary eyes, vomiting, diarrhea. for your muscles, it can paralyze them. you die by suffocation. it is a very terrible way to die. >> how much does it take? >> just a little bit. just a drop let is enough to kill somebody. >> give me an example of what we -- we know that something happened over there. john kerry pointed out that sarin gas was used and some of the first responders were able to detect from hair and plood samples that sarin gas was agent used. how do we move forward on treating p em that may still be surro...

A half years in and now these navigators are going to be expected to comply within 32 days to train literally thousands and thousands of p em with really vague standard. i think that puts consumer privacy at risk and that's a big problem for this implementation. >> why the rush? we did know about the healthcare law and exchanges and time lines, right? >> well, i think we did. but this is one step of many where the administration failed to implement the law on a timely basis. we saw it just recently with respect to the timing mandate. we saw it with respect to the application of caps on catastr...

dangerous situation for those suffering through record-breaking heat. triple digit temperatures are making life absolutely miserable for about 100 million americans this weekend. that's about a third of our population. here's a look at today's predicted highs across the united states. let's go first to cnn's reporter live in atlanta in a cooling center where the heat is expected, nick, to hit 106 degrees. that makes me think back to the record here in atlanta in 2007. let's talk about how dangerous this is and what officials are doing. i know there are officials in missouri investiga...

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