i don t know if you can blame it on somebody that hears about it and isn t involved in it, and i don t know what that person is supposed to do about it. you are a lawyer here. it s also legally hard for some of these women to speak out. i assume that rose mcgowan had settlement, and does a crime trump an nda, and then can she speak about this? absolutely the prosecutors in new york, london, and any city where a crime has been committed, they can open an investigation and they can pursue charges. i think what is so galling to me, is rose s tweet about what jeff bezos said to her, if true, it s very common.
brian: you can t keep what everyone likes, you need more financing for that. you need billions of dollars to keep kids on up to 26 years old. steve: sure. ainsley: why we voted on the congressman to find a way to do that. steve: one of the congressman who is working on a plan is dr. michael burgess from the great state of texas. he was with us earlier. he reminded us one of the reasons it doesn t work is the gigantic deductibles. he knows it personally because he has been on obamacare. we forget that access to insurance isn t always access to care. when i had unsubsidized obamacare policy a few years ago i had a big deductible, $6,000. kidney stone at three a.m., you have $4,000 emergency room hard to pay, is specially folks that have trouble covering cost of a into the tire. the coverage issue is myth.
it was about a condition people were in. it was not about obamacare, it was about the state of being uninsured and possibly the relief of having a way to actually have insurance. no, i don t think you re going to see tons of people who can t pay. if this becomes very unaffordable then they won t pay because they won t be able to. what stops people from having insurance isn t not wanting it, it s not being able to get it or not being able to afford it. do you think that the politics on this turn around any time soon? josh marshall had a post today over at talking points i thought was interesting basically said all the politics on obamacare change on november 5th. yes, there s enough juice in the orange to squeeze out one last midterm rebel downin opposition to affordable care act but then that s it. basically it s up because after that the truth of this is going to settle in so much that you re it s going to be a ridiculous position to be to want to repeal obamacare. i don t know wh
this injury. and gave me her personal cell phone in case i had any problems, questions. and she as well has called me today to check on me, as well. that s terrific. and do you know if they re extending the same principle to other people who may have been in your position? i believe so. i believe that, you know, in this, you know, situation you don t have a choice. you know, you don t get to say, hey, my insurance isn t going to cover that hospital bill. you need to take me, you know, 25 miles out of the way. when it s an emergency, it s an emergency, and you ve just got to get where you ve got to get. and they took me to the closest place they could. there s no way i could have traveled in my condition in the back of a truck, you know, to the nearest participating
for the any additional rehab that i m going to endure from this injury. and gave me her personal cell phone in case i had any problems, questions. and she as well has called me today to check on me, as well. that s terrific. and do you know if they re extending the same principle to other people who may have been in your position? i believe so. i believe that, you know, in this, you know, situation you don t have a choice. you know, you don t get to say, hey, my insurance isn t going to cover that hospital bill. you need to take me, you know, 25 miles out of the way. when it s an emergency, it s an emergency, and you ve just got to get where you ve got to get. and they took me to the closest place they could. there s no way i could have traveled in my condition in the back of a truck, you know, to the nearest participating hospital in my plan. so well, it s a terrific ending