to. another part of the bill has to do with elimb nation, the repealing of the individual mandate requiring individuals to buy health insurance. take a listen to what president trump had to say about this. obamacare has been repealed in this bill. we didn t want to bring it up. i tell people specifically, be quiet with the fake news media because i don t want them to learn too much about it. now that it is approved, i can say the individual mandate on health care where you had to pay not to have insurance, okay, think of that one. you pay not to have insurance. the individual mandate has been repealed. your response? that a president celebrates the fact that 13 million americans will lose their health insurance. willingly. we are the only major company on earth, not the guaranteed health care for all people.
as a result of the vnindividual mandate, 13 million people could lose health insurance. they could be diagnosed with leukemia or hit by a bus, who is going to pay the bill as a result of the individual mandate. y you, me and everyone else who has health insurance. instead of bragging about more americans without insurance, we should join the countries around earth and end the absurdity of paying twice as much per capita. the house legislative committee plans to meet in january to discuss their priorities. and one is welfare reform. republicans think they can get democrats on board by funding training programs for those unemployed for long periods of time. is that theoretically something you may listen to? ? i don t know exactly what welfare reform means. if welfare reform means as paul ryan is talking about cutting social security, medicare and
income americans will receive a tax cut. isn t that a good thing. that s why we should have made the class breaks permanent. but what the republicans did is make the class breaks for corp. rags permanent, the breand at t end of ten years, 83% of the benefits go to the top 1%. 60% of the benefits go to the top one-tenth of 1%. meanwhile at the end of ten years, well over 80 million americans will be paying more in taxes. 13 million americans as a result of this legislation are going to lose their health insurance. health care premiums are going up. we ve got a $1.4 trillion deficit as a result of this bill, and paul ryan is going around saying, oh, we have to offset that deficit by cutting social security, medicare, and medicaid. to answer your questions, should we have focused on the needs of the middle class? we should have. but the bulk of the benefits in this legislation go to large
people will lose their health insurance. now, some of these young people who are healthy today, you know what, they can get hit by a bus tomorrow. they could be diagnosed with leukemia the next day. who do you think is now going to pay the bill as a result of the repeal of the individual mandate? you are. i am. and every american who has health insurance. instead of bragging about more americans without health insurance, we should join every other major country on earth, guarantee health care to all people, and end the absurdity of paying twice as much per capita for health care as any other major nation. sources tell cnn that the white house and republican leadership plan to meet in january to discuss legislative priorities and one is welfare reform. republicans think they can get democrats on board by funding job training programs. is that theoretically something you might be willing to listen to? i don t know exactly what welfare reform means. if welfare reform means, as paul ry
another provision of this bill that was very interesting had to do with the elimination, the repealing of the individual mandate in obamacare, requiring individuals to buy health insurance. take a listen to what president trump had to say about this. obamacare has been repealed in this bill. we didn t want to bring it up. i tell people specifically, be quiet with the fake news media because i don t want them talking too much about it because i didn t know how people would but now that it s approved, i can say the individual mandate on health care, where you had to pay not to have insurance okay. think of that one. you pay not to have insurance. the individual mandate has been repealed. your response? that a president celebrates the fact that 13 million americans will lose their health insurance well, willingly. yeah. jake, we are the only major country on earth not to guarantee health care to all people. as a result of the repeal of the individual mandate, 13 million