Right thing to do but its the economic thing to do. I just want to quote from a study that was done called Diabetes Research and the public good by to economist. It points out that diabetes caused the United States 245 billion in 2012 and that cost is expected to double by the year 2020. Medicare costs from diabetes or 104 billion in 2012 and a projected increase to 226 billion by 2020. And increase costs are attributable in a large way to diabetes role at the leading cause of kidney failure, adult blindness, not dramatic implications fo and nerve damag, stroke, heart attack. Those things happen because people dont get the treatment that they need. Cgm as part of the treatment, there is no doubt that we should fund that can help with everybody healthier, we can get that legislation passed to make that happen. Dr. Rodgers, i wanted to ask you, you and dr. Z talked about a number of the Promising Research that is going on to address diabetes. I wonder if you could speak to what you think
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Well, were back, and sincece bb didnt really tell us what he really felt just before we went st pan yarks we want to hear more. Well, i mean, if done all truch was trying to broaden his appeal tonight, where in this speech did he do that . Do you think he made a new appeal that africanamericans will like . Did he make the new appeal that women will like . Will he did he make a new appeal that mexican americans, people of hispanic dissent will like . I think he talked directly to his base. And i dont see his going much furthered than that. You know, i have always thought these debates are about more than just the issues. Well, tonight you saw donald trump in full. John, i heard from another republican tonight who was predicting there would be more defekses tomorrow in the key, would be speaker paul ryan, not that he will defek but what will he do. What paul ryan does is very important. And the, you know, well just have to wait and see what he rate this debate. Thank you. So much, bob sc
Ideas like having voucher order personalize Social Security so people have a stake in this great country. Think about ownership. They want capital. Capital is ownership and when you think about markets, markets is ownership. Social security is one way we can reform it and permanent personalize it into people can have a stake the Congressional Black Caucus stands in the way of every idea today and must be stopped. Host star parker, blind conceit politics, policy and racial polar asize. Modifying forward to save america. Theres the cover. This is booktv on cspan2. Next, dived vine talked in the 800 military bases the u. S. Maintains around the world and question weather they are necessary help reports that maintaining these bases costs thest taxpayers 100 billion per year. [inaudible conversations] good evening, im bradley graham. The cooregon of politic and prose, and on behalf of the entire staff, thank you. Its terrific to see so many people here. We kind of underestimated. Thats wond
To the u. S. Taxpayers a year to maintain these bases. Good evening, i am bradley graham, the coowner of politics and prose, on behalf of the staff, thank you. It is terrific to see so many people out here. We underestimated a little bit. That is wonderful. I hear like half of American University is here. And there is a good chunk of people from sid well as well where david used to go to school. A few quick administrative notes. Now is a good time to turn off our cell phones or anything that might go beep later. When we get to the q a part of the session, try to make your way to the microphone because we have cspan, booktv here, and we would like to pick up your question on the tape. And at the end, before you rush up here to get all of your books signed, our staff would appreciate it if you would fold up up the chairs you are seated in and lean them against a pillar or book case somewhere. It is really, really a pleasure to be hosting david vine this evening. David is an associate pro