cbo score with the most recent bill, but it s not going to change much. of those 24 million, 14 million are on medicaid. there s nothing in the house bill in any versions of the house bill to make this the early different. this is a pretty hard number. you would lose 3 million people who buy their insurance on the exchanges. and you would lose 7 million people who buy or get their insurance through employers. so people who get their insurance through employers are not immune to this. why? because one of the provisions is to drop the requirement that all employers offer their people insurance. so let s look at the bottom line, what does this mean for how many americans that have insurance versus how many hadn t before? you can see on this chart that beginning with the accomplishment of medicaid in the early 70s, you ve had a steady increase in the percentage of american who s wh health insurance.
information technology industry as wages went up to let s say $80,000 a year, the company didn t want to pay that anymore. they leverage the h-1b visa program to reach out to other countries in the world, whether it s china, pakistan, india, belarus, and they would advertise for the job and hire someone at $35,000 a year saying that the american worker didn t want the job. that is an abuse of the system where they were supposed to pay market rates for the job and they didn t and it hurt americans. dana: the u.s. chamber today sort of pushed back on it basically saying it would be a mistake to close the door on high skilled workers from arounb the world who can contribute to american business growth and expansion, and this would be your typical or old-school republican way of looking at things, but the republican party under president trump doesn t want to see any ground on workers, and it was one of the reasons that he was able to slip split the states of wisconsin, michigan, and
paranoia, and while obviously police are very interested in him saying those words allahu akbar, it s worth pointing out he wouldn t be the first person to invoke the name of god while carrying out a killing spree. dana: jim, can i ask about the police force? because as i recall, last fall i before the election, there was a poll taken by pew that asked americans if they were worried that they might either be a victim of a terrorist attack or know somebody who was before the end of their lifetime, and t number was higher than at any time since 9/11, especially in smaller towns. and if you look at a place like san bernardino or fresno, what do these local law enforcement officers need in order to help deal with these random assaults? but if you see something on twitter, can it trigger anything that law enforcement officers to take any sort of preemptive action to protect people? i m assuming not.
according to court records with a quote substantial degree of paranoia and while obviously police are very interested in him saying those words allahu akbar, it s worth pointing out he wouldn t be the first person to invoke the name of god while carrying out a killing spree. dana: can i ask about the police force because as i recall last fall before the election, there is a poll taken by pew that asked americans if they were worried that they might either be a victim of a terrorist attack or know somebody who was before the end of their lifetime and in the number was higher than at any time since 9/11, especially in smaller towns and if you look at a place like san bernardino or fresno, what are these local law enforcement officers need in order to help deal with these random assaults but if you see something on twitter, can it
analyze from washington, fox news contributor lisa boothe and from los angeles, radio talk show host ethan bierman. if i could start with you because as i understand it, you think the executive order on by american higher american today even more than the right. originally, that s the case. the opposition to donald trump, our president of course has changed some of that but of course protecting american jobs is what the labor movement, the union movement for a very long time was pushing. we have the obama administration, the bush administration, not doing that, i fully support president trump, particular on this issue of the h1bv visa program which has ben so abjectly abused here in the united states, putting americans out of work, damaging their ability to make a living. so this is one thing i can finally say i actually support the president on. dana: can you give me an example of some of those abuses? you ve written a book and talked a little bit about this. what are some example