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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20130804:02:02:00 - Vimarsana News

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Obamacare from hurting more americans across the country. >> welcome to hannity. it is considered the cornerstone of the president's domestic policy agenda, and now the debate over obamacare has returned to the forefront of american politics. efforts to defend the controversial law now raging on capitol hill. doctors are threatening to close down their practices. many business owners, they're facing an uncertain time and future thanks to the mountains of new and very costly regulations, and with with all that in mind, tonight for the hour we have assembled a studio audience of doctors, health ...

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Be the worse distraction. it's 12 times more distracting than talking on the cellphone. the average parent takes their eyes off the road for 3 minutes and 22 seconds, i hope not at all once. >> my son says, can i read this to me. no, i'm driving. [ laughter ] >> what are you doing anyway. the obama administration is making a strong fund-raising push to support obamacare but have they gone too far? one tennessee republican says they have gone way too far. peter doocy joins us live from washington with the latest. >> reporter: if the 30 million americans without health insurance don't know abo...

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Company c.e.o. to get up before congress and support obamacare in if you don't get up and support it, well, we will withdraw our business and ruin you. it is conceivable? >>guest: you are spot on. that is the first thing i thought, look, we know the public does not want obamacare. the polls are clear. 60 percent of the people are against it. we have had a veto repeal it and now you watch the administration line up the directing companies lake with aarp and the insurance companies saying we need to do this, for fear if they don't they will use the back room tactics like exclusion to oust c.e.o....

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Out the money for the obamacare support. megyn: let me challenge you, they say the biggest recipient was u.a.w., but at&t got dough, verizon got dough. can we say that verizon and at&t were critical parts of getting the bill passed? >> they offered their support. blue chip companies offered their support for obamacare in part because they were getting help to tide them over. i think it's brought unwelcome attention to people like jeff immelt. as you know, g.e. paid no tax on $14 billion worth of profits last year, but still got $36 million to support obamacare. that is some unwanted attention ...

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Like to help you pay the medical cost of early retirees, so we, on behalf of the taxpayers, will give the unions and the companies a gift. >> yes. in return, the unions and state workers would support obamacare. so they signed up, got the money, got so much money, the government made so big a commitment, that they've run out. they shelled out nearly $2 billion in the first 10 months of this program. they've only got $5 billion in total. they've run out of money, closed up shop. megyn: it's not like they had second thoughts about spending that $5 billion -- >> they got what they wanted, didn't ...