backs so for folks looking for maternal care, mental health care, opioid addiction care, basic wellness and prevention services, all of those are at risk and our colleagues try to say well, there s additional funding set aside that might be able to cover it. one, the funding isn t anywhere close to covering it and, two the whole point behind the affordable care act was making sure everyone across the country got the care they needed when they needed it. this bill blows a whole in that value that we have as a country and that s why it s so insulting to those of us trying to expand on those efforts and make sure we strengthen the affordable care act and build upon the values that we ve built. but what speaker paul ryan has said we didn t hear that rhetoric last night during the course of nearly 30 hours together in the room.
they ll take it on the chin. if you look at the technicalities of it, it rescinds these essential benefits for folks on medicaid is preserving them for everybody else and tries to pass off a huge tax cut literally on their backs so for folks looking for maternal care, mental health care, opioid addiction care, basic wellness and prevention services, all of those are at risk and our colleagues try to say well, there s additional funding set aside that might be ableo cover it. e, the funding isn t anywhere close to covering it and, two the whole point behind the affordable care act was making sure everyone across the country got the care they needed when they needed it. this bill blows a whole in that value that we have as a country and that s why it s so insulting to those of us trying to expand on those efforts and make sure we strengthen the affordable care act and build upon the values that we ve built. but what speaker paul ryan has said we didn t hear that rhetoric last night dur
hearing over the course of those 27 nearly 30 hours we were in that room together and it was clear that, one, most of my republican colleagues didn t understand what the bill did and, two, that for those that are in need, for families that are working paycheck to paycheck who have operated under the have the value we have as a country that in your time of need we ll care for each other. they ll take it on the chin. if you look at the technicalities of it, it rescinds these essential benefits for folks on medicaid is preserving them for everybody else and tries to pass off a huge tax cut literally on their backs so for folks looking for maternal care, mental health care, opioid addiction care, basic wellness and prevention services, all of those are at risk and our colleagues try to say well, there s additional funding set aside that might be able to cover it.
pennsylvania. a new visitor s center opened at the shanksville site. loved ones and first responders paying their respects again today. my father, donald freeman greene. and today on this 14th anniversary, much of the focus is on the future with calls to educate our children about what happened on 9/11 since some were born after the attacks. and on funding to support the memorial and the museum and also to help pay the healthcare costs of the thousands of first responders said to be battling illnesses connected to their work on the pile so many years ago. that funding set to run out next year. bret? rick leventhal live at ground zero. rick, thank you. today is also the anniversary of the terror strikes that left four americans dead in benghazi, libya in 2012. the father of one of them tells fox news he is not going to let the story die. charles woods, whose son was former navy seal ty woods, was killed in benghazi,
pennsylvania. a new visitor s center opened at the shanksville site. loved ones and first responders paying their respects again today. my father, donald freeman greene. and today on this 14th anniversary, much of the focus is on the future with calls to educate our children about what happened on 9/11 since some were born after the attacks. and on funding to support the memorial and the museum and also to help pay the healthcare costs of the thousands of first responders said to be battling illnesses connected to their work on the pile so many years ago. that funding set to run out next year. bret? rick leventhal live at ground zero. rick, thank you. today is also the anniversary of the terror strikes that left four americans dead in benghazi, libya in 2012. the father of one of them tells fox news he is not going to let the story die. charles woods, whose son was former navy seal ty woods, was killed in benghazi,