until you re 26. but benchmark premiums will rise 25%. yes. how do you think about that in this? it s like, okay, mission accomplished, democrats did it, liberals did it. there s still problems with this law. yes, because we didn t go all the way. right. fdr didn t do half of social security. we have to have single payer universal health care. i m hoping, i m praying that president hillary clinton is going to make that happen. we don t first of all, we have the gold, the silver and the bronze plan, the obamacare, the bronze, do they have to call it the bronze plan? you know, where they i have an insurance executive who once said to me, people order it the way they order wine at the hotel, they get the second cheapest. or like at a restaurant. it s like, no one knows. you re looking at your insurance the way you re being looking at wine. i don t want to be the cheapest. i ll get the second cheapest. we should not have health care that s the equivalent of
good evening. i m erin burnett, outfront, breaking news. protests across the nation tonight after another deadly shooting involving a white officer and an unarmed black man. you re looking at the crowd taking to the street right here in new york. they re blocking traffic on new york s brooklyn bridge at this moment. there s also another rally going on in san francisco already, as you can see, crowds are gathered there with signs that read black lives matter. these are scenes repeated in several other cities tonight, including tulsa, where today, 73-year-old volunteer deputy turned himself in after being charged with second degree manslaughter. robert bates is his name and he said he accidentally shot eric harris, the man you see running away in an undercover sting operation. there are growing questions tonight about whether bates who is a former insurance executive who had donated thousands of dollars to the sheriff s department in tulsa, was qualified to be on the street.
we don t know why it was a year. the records are old enough that we haven t received them yet. it was from 64 to 65. he became an insurance salesman. insurance executive in the meantime. wealthy insurance guy. flash already in flash forward to 2008, joined the violent crimes task force as the deputy, gave money to the sheriff s election. and brings us to today. evan, final question to you. he is 73 years old. i understand are you raising eyebrows about his age. yeah you know i think the first thing to say is reserve programs are a huge asset nationwide. reserves they perform, you know, just an enormous service to the community. at my own agency they performed something like $7 million in free labor per year. they take a lot of people to jail. a lot of bad people to jail. they save lots and lots lives. at the same time, you have to be trained for the situations that
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sellers. let me say this story, the idea of an insurance executive who literally provides resources to a local police department. caught with the camera that caught him, i m not exaggerating. can do this ride-along get some training. whoa. what? what are we talking about here? what s your question? because honestly, that does feel like a safari. it s a hobby. my point being, to go back to khalil s point, we can t just make this as an individual like this is some individual bad guy. this is a system that allows all of this to be possible. i agree. it feels like a cowboy culture where if in fact you have the resources to do this and i would never use the word hunting, but it does feel like or adventure. a game. i think the true issue here