that. when you do a first read of it there are things worthy of debate especially when you get to the funding mechanisms but the plan that elizabeth warren laid out is a visionary document, a fundamental reimagining of american healthcare and the dream big fight hard structural change candidate this fits in line with her brand as a candidate. when you look at the status quo of 500,000 people going bankrupt every year due to medical care millions of people uninsured have no coverage at all. she is saying we can fundamentally insurance cover every american regardless of race, gender, income level - neil: when you are saying you
right? that can lead to death. indefinitely. does the president maybe he serious liver problems can occur. cannot work with nancy pelosi. they seem like they don t get symptoms include tiredness, appetite loss, stomach pain, along at the moment. and bleeding or bruising. what about chuck schumer? blood clots that can lead to death have occurred. does he think there s a tell your doctor if you have pain or swelling possibility that maybe he and in your arms or legs, shortness of breath, chest pain, rapid breathing or heart rate, chuck schumer can work together? it s interesting. or if you are pregnant, nursing, or plan to be pregnant. i believe so. we were working with chuck common side effects include nausea, infections, schumer on immigration, for example. low blood cells and platelets, decreased appetite, headache, and nancy pelosi stepped in and pulled her puppet strings and abdominal pain, tiredness, vomiting, said you can t work with him. and hair thinning or loss. after our f
irresponsible congress has been regarding funding it. there s few funding mechanisms implementing it. at what point do we say, okay, we need to pass something like we have in new jersey now, an individual mandate that funds these laws and makes them sustainable in the future? you re answering your own question. the judge in texas was wrong on the law but he actually had a point about the individual mandate being key to this law and weaver taken care of that in new jersey. we restored an individual mandate and you know what the result is? insurance premiums for new jersey voter for citizens this year are down 9%. $1500 per family for people in the unsubsidized marketplace. do you think american people would like to see a $1500 decline in their health care
understands what it means to have a bond with your child. and what it means to potentially be separated from your child. so first of all, have a very human conversation about it, i think we can come up with some very quick answers. but long term and short term, there are funding mechanisms that congress can enact. we can allocate resources at the national level to make sure there are hearing officers. to make sure there are judges available to hear some of these cases. some of these backlog of cases. meanwhile, a policy has always been to be an opening and welcoming country. we are still that nation and in 2018, we have a responsibility to look at our laws and our ability to make sure we are still the united states of america, that we were created to be. how long can you see that these little kids would be comforted under a mylar blanket? you re a mother.
than the national average. joining me now to discuss is david duvall. he is the executive director of the oklahoma education association. lawmakers, sir, have approved a $6100 pay raise. we just talked about that. it s the first one that teachers in oklahoma have gotten in ten years. the president of your union called it historic and major progress, but the plan is still to walk out on monday. tell us why. well, hello, brianna. yes, what s happened, however, is that the legislature passed what is admittedly historic legislation which would provide significant pay increases for teachers, but then they turned around within 72 hours and began to dismantle the funding mechanisms to pay for it. and that s simply not acceptable. it s important to understand the context here. over the last 10 years, oklahoma the oklahoma