network. the union and employers failing to reach a deal on pay and conditions. the first world cup semifinal is tonight, but will argentina or croatia be victorious? modric against messi, legends of their respective countries, we have just had the coldest night so far, 16.8 minus 16.8 degrees in scotland. ice and freezing fog today to watch out for but also sunshine.
mortgage set you back 16.8%. you can imagine when i bought my first condo and we paid 16.5%, we thought we were financial geniuses. your age comes in to play here. that is a big jump for people that are getting used to 2 something mortgages, now 3 something. they could go to 4 something, 5 something. charles payne joins us. susan li as well. those of a certain age, but i can leave susan out of this, she doesn t remember the higher rates. but they re getting higher. how much higher, you think? you know, they won t get to the point where you have to change we could do this same segment next year and it will still be relevant. the other point though, like if you re new to the housing
40 million plus. i think today it s still 31 million americans are without health insurance. what are your thoughts? well, in 2013, right before enrollment increased, the exchanges opened, the uninsured rate was 16.8%. today, it s about 10%. that is a huge drop. and let s also remember that because of a supreme court ruling, 12 states, as vice president harris said, still haven t expanded medicaid, which would allow another 4 million people to get health coverage. there s also a number of something like 17 million people who are eligible for the exchanges and haven t gotten insurance because of what president biden said, the complexity of the system. there are a number of people who are eligible i think it s about 10 million people who are eligible for medicaid, haven t been enrolled because of various barriers and complexities that are put in their place. so we have still work to do, a