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$1,000 a month. that means less food on table and less mon for things like college. bill: reading from the article, kirsten. middle income consumers face 30% rating increase in california due to several factors tied to the health care law. how is this going down? >> for the people it is happening too it will not go down very well at all because the president said clearly if you like your plan you can keep it. and i heard david axelrod this morning on msnbc saying that the vast majority of people would not see their health care plans change which is a new talking point. used to be that you if you like your plan you can keep it. now it is vast majority of people will keep their health plans. that's the main problem. if the president had said, if you like your plan you can keep it for double the price, i don't think that people probably would have been as supportive, so i think that is his primary problem. he made a promise that he is not following through on. bill: two things it will do, help those with preexisting