people can afford health care. we have bidding incentives for insurers so people can get access to medical care that they need and not have to go worry about if their child gets sick, are they going to be bankrupt, do they have to make the choice between that and their child s health. do you have some projection of that 11% uninsured what this could drop that to? we don t have a projection of how much that would drop it to, but we have paired this piece of legislation with actuarial analysis we ll do over time. insuring the plans we re offering are going to make nevadans covered under all the needs that they have, and also to die down the premiums over time. if people can afford health insurance, it s not as though they don t want to be covered or they want to be individuals who end up in the emergency room for
is sick, will they be bankrupt? and do they have to make the choice between that and their child s health? do you have some protection as to all of that 11% uninsured wet this could drop back to? we don t have that projection, but we have paired this piece of legislation with actuarial analysis we are going to do over the next bit of time in order to assure what we are doing is building network advocacy because that s a huge part of it. ensuring the plans that we are offering are going to make no veterans covered under all the needs they have. and to buy down those premiums overtime. that s what we are seeking to do. we are seeing if people can afford health insurance, it s not as though they don t want to be covered or they want to be individuals who end up in the emergency room for a very acute injuries, or advanced diseases where they are getting more expensive, and compensated care. you want to make sure people are getting insured and because that 11% exists, you know those are
house health care meeting with the president. let s listen to the congressman this time. when you take a look at this, it is deeper than the deficits or the budget gimmicks or the actuarial analysis. there really is a difference between us. we ve been talking about different issues. there really is a difference between us. it is basically this. we don t think the government should be in control of all of this. was congressman ryan right? is that the most important difference of all? paul ryan joins us now. he s a top republican, ranking member, not chairman of the committee as the president designated him a moment ago on the budget committee. thank you very much. i worked on the budget committee for a long time. i know the problems. i went looking at the numbers yesterday. it is not just we have a deficit of $1.6 trillion. it is that the numbers are completely out of whack. we have $3.8 million in spending and $2.1 million in receipts. it s almost 2-1 now the government spending mo