act. so 3 million of them are already getting health care when you re 27, 28, 29, what do you do, you re only making $25,000 a year? what do you do? i hear that, greg. what you re hearing from young people is they ve gotten a chance to get affordable health care. think about a young woman who can get birth control as part her health care policy because of the affordable care act. a young man gets maternity care, gee, he really needs that. that young man also gets a chance if he s sick and gets a heart attack to go get an ambulance to take him to the hospital. we re talking about the benefits of the law. the benefits the the law overwhelmingly represent and benefit young people. that s the truth of the matter. brad knows that as well. here s the problem with the law. you can pay a fine to get out of a liability. by the way, if you don t have obama care, you do get sick, you can get immediate coverage because of the pre-existing condition. so there s no incentive for young pe
0 koreans do. one of the reasons for the standoff with the united states over the nuclear plans north korea has. great news for newman and his family. more concerns being raised by people who signed up for obama care. the administration now admitting that there were problems processing new enrollment records. meaning many of those who think they ve signed up for health insurance may still not be covered come january 1st. elizabeth prann has the details in washington. there are additional fears with those who think they have already signed up. the glitch per taking to electronic files sent from healthcare.gov to insurance companies. they re called 834 forms. companies use them to bill consumers. about 1 in 10 of those forms are showing errors such as misspelling, missing entries or a duplicate entry. in turn, the companies can t complete the transaction if any of thesing innings are raised. the white house says it s still a work in progress for the contractors. they re making su
when a president says something for three years and it turns out that it s not true, i think there s no doubt that that affects the credibility. i don t care if you re the janitor or you re the president of the united states, it affects your credibility. got to move on to the next topic. the first ever across-the-board cut for food stamps comes tomorrow. billions of dollars will be slashed, and that will affect a whole lot of folks because currently, around 47 million americans, one-sixth of the country receive food stamps. that s up from 44 million the year before. and fraud a big concern with usda estimating a whopping $753 million in federal food aid is spent fraudulently each year! brad, are these cuts the right thing to do so that we can root out some of this fraud? you bet. and we should not only be looking at food stamps, we should look at every entitlement. fraud, mismanagement and abuse is ripe in america. the fact that obama has people going out selling entitlements in groc
these people that this was going to happen. well, you re talking right about the top leader, the president of the united states. yep, yep. who for the last three years basically lied to the american people. are you admitting that today? no, i don t think he lied at all, but i think they should have done a better job to explain well, i don t know, if it wasn t the president who should have done a better job, then i don t know how he could have changed his story. brad? look, this is part of the obama 3d strategy, distort, distract and divide. move away from the promises that were made. the president was very clear when he was running for office. he said if you have insurance, you keep your insurance, period. most americans will find savings, period. you ll be able to keep your doctor, period. those are definitive statements that are now it s more than puffery when you re talking about sales pitches. these were firmative promises that the president made that now the americ
especially when it came to his repeated promise, now proven not true, that if you liked your insurance, you d be able to keep it. so, now that hundreds of thousands of americans have been kicked off their plans, who s there to blame? listen to this. remember, before the affordable care act, these bad apple insurers had free reign every single year to limit the care that you received or use minor pre-existing conditions to jack up your premiums or bill you into bankruptcy. joining me now is simon rosenberg, president and founder and a former clinton campaign adviser, and brad blackman, former assistant to president george w. bush. so, the bad apples. it s not the administration, it s not kathleen sebelius, it s the insurance companies who put together these plans that now are not up to snuff? well, what the president said was correct, is that there were in this individual market, which is about 15 million people in it, many of those insurance