this was a bill that was negotiated initially by leadership and included changes to medicaid to help bring some moderator members along who were concerned particularly about how this bill would affect the elderly, people under the age of 65, not eligible for medicare and how high the premiums could be. that s a big part of where the reduced savings number is coming from, why this version of the bill costs, according to the cbo, about $150 billion more than the previous version of this bill. but this does say that the number ofeopl insured, that change would basically be ne glijible. the first estimates from the cbo were the noms that shocknumbers shocked people. the number of uninsured in 2026. you re still looking at those same numbers. it s important to note, chuck, our conversation about the bill has gone way beyond the policy
going to save a dramatic amount of money. sara, how do presidential leaders, the uz. but it s not really clear what problem they re trying to solve. it wil and like you re mentioning, one of the big hurdles right now is we don t know how much this bill costs, we don t know how many people this little will cover. we re waiting for numbers from the congressional budget office. the official numbers. the official numbers, the non-partisan score keeping agency. it s possible we ll have some volts before we get the numbers. you could see some votes in early committees where people will be voting without knowing how many people this covers and how much the bill even costs. part of it is republicans have a fairly aggressive time frame. they want to get this repeal and replace down by eastern april, which is obviously mid aathat ws
i m answering the question. go ahead. what is at stake here is there are tens of thousands of low-income families who cannot pay rising water bill costs. the cost of living is going up. the chances of living are going down. we have the reporters out here like this guy that is standing on the side of the people that have money. yes, there are bills being contested what we re talking about is two months behind, $150 or more is what you owe. but the same kind of situation and same kind of threat is not being made to these folks that are rich. golf courses and maureen, i m glad you brought it up. this is an outrage i hear this morning. i m glad you brought the part up. while residents have been shut off. the detroit red wings the hockey team plays they owe a bit more than $82,000. the detroit lion s stadium owes more than $55,000. golf courses, as you mentioned, owned by the city of detroit
model that went out of business long ago. if we don t cut it, are we willing to borrow more money from china to fund it? reporter: so to find out how much the senate bill costs, log on to foxnews.com/yourmoney and check out the taxpayer calculator. if you make $30-$50,000, that 34 billion will cost you about $55. if you earn $100-$200,000, your share is about $400, and if you re in the top tax bracket, you re going to spend about $4,000 a year just on that bailout bill. there s a competing bill in the house, jenna, that would allow the agency to close offices and stop saturday service, and that would basically mean a loan and not a handout from taxpayers. that is the fight. back to you. jenna: yeah. we ll see which option makes it. william, thank you very much. jon: a new push to extradite joran van der sloot, the last person seen with natalee holloway before she disappeared
what we re again showing this bill that nancy pelosi brings to the house floor has ten new federal taxes in the great recession. it s internally corrupt, showing people from nebraska and louisiana are treated better than the other 49 states and has massive cuts for senior health care. julie: let s talk about tax increases and the effects on jobs. how hard will republicans use those when they fight this? this bill will kill over 100,000 jobs in the state of illinois alone. with these heavy new federal taxes being imposed and the teeth of the great recession, we estimate it will cause unemployment up to record levels. that is exactly the wrong way to go. the most important issue in america today is the lack of jobs. this bill costs americans many jobs. julie: what about young americans? unemployment rate as high as it