something i m doing more important than taxes i think actually even more important and i was a little surprised to see this because if you go to the great business leaders they are more excited about this than cutting the taxes, regulation. brian: he never really answered the question. but you want to see entitlement reform but you are not going to get it, at least this year? right. listen, one thing the president said there is absolutely correct. which is economic growth, a healthy economy fixes a lot of these problems. in fact, if you go back and you look at the 190s during the clinton administration, they were talking about doing hillary clinton at that time. it didn t work it didn t go. more people actually got added to health insurance roles in the 1990s under the clinton administration because of economic growth. we have lived in a generation now that doesn t know what it pleens to be in a booming economy. if we can do that, it solves a lot of our problems. ainsley: what does i
actually support obamacare and like it and those who have actually begun to transform their practice so they are really focusing on keeping people healthy. they are focusing on people with chronic illness and keeping them out of the hospital, they actually like that practice better than the current practice. generalizing about 800,000 practicing physicians in this country right now. right. that s correct. if 44% bail. we are not going to have 44% bail out of the system. also says that a lot of doctors are not going to get caught up in this. they are just not going to do it. if they do and it cuts down to 500,000 or 550 it s going to be a problem. when i travel around, i travel a lot of places, all right? and i do too. the healthcare clinics. and they are like walk-in clinics, something wrong? come on. in they are staffed by physician assistants and nurse practitioners and things like that. um-huh. i think that s where this affordable care act act is going. into that kind
actually support obamacare and like it and those who have actually begun to transform their practice so they are really focusing on keeping people healthy. they are focusing on people with chronic illness and keeping them out of the hospital, they actually like that practice better than the current practice. generalizing about 800,000 practicing physicians in this country right now. right. that s correct. if 44% bail. we are not going to have 44% bail out of the system. also says that a lot of doctors are not going to get caught up in this. they are just not going to do it. if they do and it cuts down to 500,000 or 550 it s going to be a problem. when i travel around, i travel a lot of places, all right? i seel73 and i do too. the healthcare clinics. and they are like walk-in clinics, something wrong? come on. in they are staffed by physician assistants and nurse practitioners and things like that. um-huh. i think that s where this affordable care act act is going. into t
folks. and listed improvements he believes the new law will bring. then mr. obama addressed his critics. we re not repealing it as long as i m president. [ applause ] i want everybody you still think this law is a bad idea. you have got to tell us specifically what you would do to cut costs, cover more people, make insurance more secure. you can t just say that the system was working with 41 million people without health insurance. now as football people know the best defense is a good offense. that s what the president was doing today. challenging his opponents to come up with a better system. from the beginning of the healthcare debate talking points suggested that congress pass limited targeted laws to address unfairness in the system. things like allowing healthcare insurance companies to compete nationwide the increased competition would drive down costs things like free healthcare clinics for the uninsured where he they could just walk in and get whatever help they needed
folks. and listed improvements he believes the new law will bring. then mr. obama addressed his critics. we re not repealing it as long as i m president. [ applause ] i want everybody you still think this law is a bad idea. you have got to tell us specifically what you would do to cut costs, cover more people, make insurance more secure. you can t just say that the system was working with 41 million people without health insurance. now as football people know the best defense is a good offense. that s what the president was doing today. challenging his opponents to come up with a better system. from the beginning of the healthcare debate talking points suggested that congress pass limited targeted laws to address unfairness in the system. things like allowing healthcare insurance companies to compete nationwide the increased competition would drive down costs things like free healthcare clinics for the uninsured where he they could just walk in and get