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Vehemently arguing for their policies. where is pete buttigieg with all the containers and shipping problems we have the tracking problems we have? >> harris: looked! where is pete? >> bret: if you add up all the things that have happened in a short period of time for the biden administration. >> harris: just this hour. >> bret: we should point out it's not that they are happening to them. the president and the administration is making decisions that result in some of this stuff. the afghanistan withdrawal chaos. concerns about inflation. the situation affects every family. border chaos, boost...

>> insurers are required to cover people with preexisting conditions, and that drives up prices. overall, he says rates are going up for the young and healthy, like dan, and down for older people and people who are sick. despite the sticker shock, he says health care is not something he wants to live out. >> growing up with a father who was a cancer patient you have to have insurance, whether or not you like it, you have to have it. >> we are going to continue tracking problems with this signup sites and keeping the information updated to you. go to cnn.com/healthcare. i went to the doctor a...

Against the sick, and by ending the discrimination we'll raise premiums in states like wisconsin and the southern states. >> insurers are now required to cover people with pre-existing conditions and that drives up prices. overall gruber said rates are going up for the young and healthy like dan and down for older people and people who are sick. despite the sticker shock, olkives says health care isn't something he wants to live without. >> you know, growing up with a father who was a cancer patient, i definitely learned you have to have insurance, you know, whether you like it or not, you do ...

U.s. official who did not want to be named but certainly knows about this issue. it's very sensitive. but this official did say that it's unclear exactly what they're talking about. are these international companies? are we talking about strictly afghan companies? and then also that time frame. is it they all have to shut down in four months or the process begins in four months? and then the other thing, the international force said they've been tracking problems for a long time. their suggestion was to put everything under the control of the government with more supervision. but they do admit...