45,000 deaths comes from. we are hearing as a response that everybody has to get treatment at a hospital. they can t turn you away and in an emergency they kent turn you away. many die for absence of healing care that have nothing to do with the emergency room. you can t get that with strokes and heart attacks. frankly people who are uninsured don t go to the imagine room. they are having chest pain and i m not sure what it is. that causes them to die unnecessarily. almost every other industrialized country has a form of universal health care. people still die in the countries earlier than the life expectancy for reasons such as we know there are car accidents and a lot of things that people may smoke when they shouldn t. there are many preventable and
wealthy? millions believe repealing obamacare will harm us financially and medically. [ applause ] thanks for the question and clearly that s not our goal and our goal is to make certain that every american has the financial feasibility to purchase what they want for themselves and their family. that s the plan that is in place. contrasted with what we have right now. we have a plan that many individuals performed coverage and pay the premiums and won t allow them to obtain the care that they need. again you have 20 million americans who said the rules of this game are ones that i don t want to play. i m not interested in having that. they say nonsense. i will pay a penalty. the government is forcing me to buy something and if i don t buy t i would rather pay the penalty than buy what the government wants me to buy. shouldn t we have a system that works for everybody? that s the goal we have. that s one tax issue.
covered. you are getting better coverage for the more they are paying. there is nothing in the first bill that affects the benefits. nothing at all. let me talk about this. you said there were categories of people that rely on medicaid. $880 billion will be cut from medicaid over 10 years if your plan phase one goes into effect. how are you going to deal with the people who are desperately in need of expanded coverage? if you are falling into the trap of individuals measuring the success of medicaid by how much money we put into it. our goal is to make certain they are receiving the care they need and the outcomes of the care they are receiving is actually making them better. they are becoming more well and utilizing preventive services
are talking about which is what most of these individuals i just want to follow-up because you have two questions about medicaid expansion and i know you are talking about people who don t have health care, but these people are concerned about those who did get it because of obamacare. you were talking about state choice and other issues, but your planned spending on medicaid would be 25% less in 10 years than undercurrent law. the question that was wrapped in both of these audience members s queries is how are you going to keep the money comingrom the federal government or from anywhere so that these people can continue to get the care they got under obamacare. this is an important question. the premises is that the way that you measure the success of medicaid is by how much money goes into it. we believe that the way you measure the success of a program is whether or not it takes care