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Might have slightly higher premiums. but, you know, they're also going to get, like i said, preventative care measures as part of the package. and that they didn't have beforehand. >> matt segal, thanks so much for joining us. >> my pleasure. >> up next, toure will not be talking about hip replacement, at least not yet. he'll talk about how the shutdown and the civil war are link linked. stick with us. ♪ care of business. they always have. they always will. that's why you take charge of your future. your retirement. ♪ ameriprise advisors can help you like they've helped millions of others....

To fight a war because you're not committing troops, making war more likely. >> as tour'e pointed out, your book is a work of fiction, it features a pro nag in any event who is a specialist in drone weapons. how much does your book parallel with reality? >> i'm a fiction writer. and the joy of that profession, you get to make things up, when i started jumping into drone research, i was fascinated on the subject in general, i found out i really couldn't make up the systems i was discovering, that drones come in every shape and size under the water, on the water, on the air, on the land. so i co...

True. 90% want insurance. without question, if you're pragmatic, the affordable care act helps you. 6.6 million people are on their parents health insurance plans. there are preexisting conditions who obviously will now be able to get insurance or more affordable insurance. and finally, if you enroll in the exchanges, you aren't just getting these catastrophic care plans that have a $10,000 deductible and the rest you pay out of pocket. you have decent preventative care, birth control, regular checkups. and that's going to save us all money. >> plus, nbc has great health care. so toure's hip r...

Respected heart surgeon from texas, who didn't see you, didn't examine you and write something saying you had normal cardiac function, that just wasn't true, mr. vice president. >> go ask deb cooley about that. >> the lies and due plisty began at the beginning. he was already manipulating -- >> don't ask me about that. >> don't ask me, sure. this man didn't tell his doctor, hey, just say what you got to say so i can get this job. later he says, the president asked me to be vice president, no, you were in charge of the search committee and you picked yourself. >> tour'e, can i nominate this for...

Philosophical drive, being this relentless and tough on people as tour'e was explaining, how did that work with evolving corporate strategy? sometimes the company needs to do different things. >> we see this in other parts of business. sam walton at walmart and steve jobs at apple and bill gates, of course, these leaders who you don't stop and don't -- arnt satisfied with the status quo and want the best out of everything around them. in amazon's case, it makes it a tough place to work. the turnover rate is very high. it also is probably responsible for a good deal of amazon's success. bezos i...