the wreckage was never found. and this again was in 1972. the active search lasted for 39 days. it involved 70 aircraft and 3,600 hours of fly time. nothing turned up. in 1972 because, hear this, this is flight 571. it s headed to chile. authorities are not aware that there are survivors. but there are survivors. you probably remember this plot from a movie so hang on with me. an avalanche actually hits the wreckage. the people on board are using this wreckage as their shelter. this is what we are using. but an avalanche hits it so another eight people die. so survivors resort to
boonstra after deciding which plan she wanted togo with, i m quoting, the new plan will save her at least $1,200. the new plan has a higher deductible and higher out of pocket costs until she hit the deductible. her monthly premium is dramatically lower. under her old plan she was paying $1,100 month in premiums. under her new plan, boonstra would pay $571 a month. in what serves as the single most fitting summary of the entire contentious story of obamacare s passage and implementation, when told about the details and savings, boonstra said, and i quote, can t be true, i personally do not believe that. joining me now, jonathan cohn of the new republic. author of sick: the untold story of america s health care crisis and the people who pay the price. that s the obamacare fight for me, in a nutshell, i do not believe it. it s really quite remarkable. i was, about two hours ago we had the local news on. i live in michigan. and there was the new ad. and it s been everywhere. and,
here s the thing. if you watched these before, you know where i m going with this. the detroit news talked to boonstra after deciding which plan she wanted togo with, i m quoting, the new plan will save her at least $1,200. the new plan has a higher deductible and higher out of pocket costs until she hit the deductible. her monthly premium is dramatically lower. under her old plan she was paying $1,100 month in premiums. under her new plan, boonstra would pay $571 a month. in what serves as the single most fitting summary of the entire contentious story of obamacare s passage and implementation, when told about the details and savings, boonstra said, and i quote, can t be true, i personally do not believe that. joining me now, jonathan cohn of the new republic.
would pay $571 a month. in what serves as the single most fitting summary of the entire contentious story of obamacare s passage and implementation, when told about the details and savings, boonstra said, and i quote, can t be true, i personally do not believe that. joining me now, jonathan cohn of the new republic. author of sick: the untold story of america s health care crisis and the people who pay the price. that s the obamacare fight for me, in a nutshell, i do not believe it. it s really quite remarkable. i was, about two hours ago we had the local news on. i live in michigan. and there was the new ad. and it s been everywhere. and, you know, it is impervious to facts, it seems. everybody i think feels for this woman. she s got cancer. everybody wishes her the best. but, you know, these claims, you know, people, opponents of the health care law, they make these claims. they get debunked and they keep
file yur. even whether there are witnesses, there can be mystery and con tro verse sichlt upwards of 1500 people say they saw some kind of fire trail in the sky, leading to speculation it was a missile and terrorism that brought down the 747 killing 243 people. pierre salinger, fed the conspiracy incorrectly claiming it was a u.s. navy ship that shot the plane down. it was painstaking work by investigators that concluded an explosion in the fuel tank was the real mystery. in some mysteries, it is not how passengers survived such was the case of flight 571. in 1972, the charter plane crashed in the an december mountains. of the 45 passengers on board, only 16 would live to tell it. it was made famous in the 1993 film alive depicting survivors eating the dead to stay alive