To impeach the commissioner and also the topic you can talk morning. Ryan in houston, texas, up ocrat, we will put you first,. Ryan, go ahead caller good morning. States, something is wrong with them. People voting for trump, something is wrong with them. Good morning. You can talk about public politics as well. Caller good morning. I wanted to talk about getting in on the parties. Not. Utely what ive read and what ive going to be suffering in the United States on our National Security of what or gave way as far as snowden, so hes got to stay where hes at. They did a comparison to clinton, yeah, clinton screwed up, but i dont think theres a comparison there. He did was a lot worse. You esser of two evils, if say, he is the better of two evils. Let me read from the Washington Post about this story. Activist, e is an should get aying he a pardon. Moscow by aking from video leak to a News Conference said he would return to the u. S. Would receive a fair trial does said the espionage not h
Enrollment figures. Young people particularly shied away from obamacare accounting for less than 25 of enrollees. Still health and Human Services secretary Kathleen Sebelius tried to put a positive spin on the subject earlier today. Im thrilled that were going to have millions of people for the first time that have Health Security and it should be a great new year for lots of families across america. Adam so what can we expect from obamacare in the new year and will the financial burden fall onioning people . Joining us now, are, susan ochs, former Treasury Department advisor under president obama, and georgia tech undergrad john labute. Thanks for joining us. John, i will start with you, the Affordable Care act, obamacare, is dependent on people your age buying Health Insurance. Are people your age doing that. Sure, wellbeing age 20 i have a nice little grace period until i turn 26 where i can stay on my parentss plan. It will be mandatory but definitely going to be necessary to do in
al sin camarota. our debt is more than 100% of our gdp. this is the largest one-day bump in history. bill: can t make it up. stuart varney, fox business network, what does all this mean to you and me? reporter: let s spell it out in plain establish, the economy is $14.5 trillion, the debt is $14.5 trillion. in other words, the debt is now 100% of our economy. haven t seen that since 1947 coming out of world world war i. as you said, bill, we re in the same league now as italy. what does it mean? it means that the debt situation is worsening very, very rapidly, and it means that the debt deal just completed is meaningless as far as deficit reduction is concerned in the short term. for the markets for your money, it means that the stock market is going to go down again today big time, and the price of gold is going up again big time. bill: you were the first to report this is pretty much a wash because the down economy brings in less revenues to wash and wipes out the gains t
al sin camarota. our debt is more than 100% of our gdp. this is the largest one-day bump in history. bill: can t make it up. stuart varney, fox business network, what does all this mean to you and me? reporter: let s spell it out in plain establish, the economy is $14.5 trillion, the debt is $14.5 trillion. in other words, the debt is now 100% of our economy. haven t seen that since 1947 coming out of world world war i. as you said, bill, we re in the same league now as italy. what does it mean? it means that the debt situation is worsening very, very rapidly, and it means that the debt deal just completed is meaningless as far as deficit reduction is concerned in the short term. for the markets for your money, it means that the stock market is going to go down again today big time, and the price of gold is going up again big time. bill: you were the first to report this is pretty much a wash because the down economy brings in less revenues to wash and wipes out the gains t
to pay the nation s bill without more taxes and pass spending reforms and caps and a balanced budget. we ll be discussing that in the morning. we ll find a way forward. wow. okay. on the east coast, it s a rainy day in new york city. good morning, everyone. it is friday, july 29th. welcome to morning joe. with us, we have mike barnicle and morning joe economic editor steve rattner with us this morning. were you watching the sox game yesterday? i was. crawford. two outs in the ninth. right. what happened? they lost. the ball died. it died. are you serious? it just died. willie, did you see it? no, i didn t. i don t get the red sox games on my tv set. not as exciting as what s going on in washington. it s too much. what s too much? i was getting the must reads ready and there s a great piece on how we are seeing too much. it s like going to the butcher shop and seeing what s happening in the back room. get it done, right? i wish you hadn