understanding? or could it be, senator cassidy, the problem is i do understand and you got caught with your gop-enis out. joining us now is governor mcauliffe. before we get to the specifics of what s in the bill and what it means for your state and others, do you think jimmy kimmel is having an effect on whether this bill will pass? well i think what he s doing is having people pay attention to this. what we are seeing now with this health bill, this is the worst of the worst. i call it the frankenstein of health care bills. it will impact our nation. it will hurt america, americans, virginia and virginians. right now under the aca in virginia, i m entitled to $2.2 billion a year. so the next six years, i would get $13.2 billion.
absolutely dead wrong. why his governor, who has to run these programs. i remind you that we the governors run these programs in our states. his own governor signed that letter, by part sap letter. we had an original with 10 governors, five and five, two more have come out against it. why is it these republican governors. let the facts speak as they are. don t rely on me. look at the ama, blue cross/blue shield, look at the experts in the health care industry which have come out and totally vilified this bill. i want everyone in virginia to understand, this is horrible for virginia. $13.2 billion that is available to me today. would not be available to me. and 830,000 plus virginians in 2027. then they say, oh, we ll reauthorize it. don t worry about it. in 2027, we ll reauthorize it. it s laughable to think that my citizens in virginia are going
stood most important goal for president trump and president moon was to build a relationship. there is what of an odd couple on the world stage, both of them share the same goal, of course, of denuclearization of the korean peninsula, come at it at different approaches, president moon takes a much more aggressive approach on emphasis in engaging the forth koreans and president trump and his administration decided a coarse approach. the task was to get on the same page with north korea strategy. sorry, kelly, go ahead. sure. i think the jury is still out whether or not they are on the same page. yep. but tern certainly, that is something they had in mind. let me talk business. i want to show our viewers the trade deficit, the amount america buys from south korea that s different from what we sell it n. 2011, it was 13.2 billion. it s now up to 27.7 billion.
ethanol standard to be mixed into our gas tank. right now we don t even have anything in place to produce, to mix in with the gas, because all this happened in 2005, and because of the pact that we are now at 13.2 billion glops of ethanol. there is not much we can do now. it is profitable and the government wants it in place. the farmers lover it because it has driven corn prices up but question not afford to do it because we cannot afford to feed the animals. the ranchers are crying but something needs to be identified in the argument. we cannot, we are not in a position to lift 9 mandate because we have nothing to put in. stuart: does politics have anything to do with this? corn is grown in iowa. iowa is a very important state. corn is going up in rice and farmers are doing well because of the mandate, because of the shortage. guest: it is safe to say there are a few swing states involved where, obviouslies we
park. police said, tear the structure down, get out. they are refusing. and so our athena jones is live there at the site of the protesters. number one, athena, why did they built it? earlier, you said they built it because of the cold weather and they wanted some place to go in and keep warm. now this. what s going on where you are? reporter: well, that s right. i just wanted to update you. we saw, as you said, a few minutes ago, someone somersaulted off the edge of this structure on this giant inflatable cushion that the police have blown up, right next to the structure on the backside. a few minutes after that, another protester jumped on to the cushion, so there are now four people left atop this building, as you can see. now, they said they built it because it s getting colder and they want to be able to have daily meetings inside, their general assembly meetings, they call them, to make plans and to talk about what they stand for. this is a group, occupy d.c. proteste