reason to be concerned. you might want to pump your brakes, though, because according to federal data seven of the ten states most reliant on food assistance went for president trump in 2016. nearly two-thirds of individual recipients are children, the elderly or disabled citizens. they can t eat your precious wall. and as planned parenthood pointed out in response, the organization is funded through medicaid reimbursement. playing with that to fund your wall would literally endanger lives. oh, and while first lady obama still cares about the health of our nation s youth, i think she s too busy living her best life to worry about what grown up children think. so, mr. king, why don t you try putting this on the scale, the scale of justice, because i m confident it will read i gotcha. mom,
why promise something you can t deliver? comcast business is different. we deliver super-fast internet with speeds of 250 megabits per second across our entire network, to more companies, in more locations, than centurylink. we do business where you do business. this bill just cuts federal funding for planned parenthood for one year. what does that do for you? concerns me. reporter: will you vote for something that cuts it at all? what i have said very clearly is that i don t think that the issue of medicaid reimbursement for planned parenthood should be an issue in this bill. if we have to get to a point to offer amendments i would move to strike that.
an american company. hewlett packard enterprise. leading the way to discover. to innovate. and to protect. hewlett packard enterprise. a national asset in supercomputing. i ve been uncommitted and i remain uncommitted. just deadline uncommitted. it makes me more concerned and want to explore this more. this bill cuts federal funding for planned parenthood for one year. what does that do for you? it concerns me. will you vote for something that cuts it at all? what i have said very clearly is that i don t think that the issue of medicaid reimbursement for planned parenthood should be an issue in this bill. if we have to get to a point to
high-cost, low-population state like mine. so, it s making sure that access is continued. and you all know i have been a supporter of funding for planned in my state, that s access for women. so making sure that access is continued, costs come down and those that have received the benefits that we have clearly in alaska and around the country with medicaid expansion, those benefits are continued. reporter: you mentioned planned parenthood. this bill cuts funding for planned parenthood for one year. that concerns me. reporter: will you vote for something like that that cuts it at all? what i have said very clearly is that i don t think that the issue of medicaid reimbursement for planned parenthood should be an issue in this bill and i still feel very, very strongly about that and if we have to get
continues to try to limit access for services we are currently provided, you know, we re just not going to reimburse you for them, we re not going to offer medicaid reimbursement for you. i think what i m seeing is culture matters, right, how we shift and normalize these conversations really matter. and shonda rhimes no accident, right, she is a board member of planned parenthood los angeles and she s taken on these issues over and over again throughout her work. the idea we can push back, we can be proactive is really ener juicing, inspiring to our supporters. that work is going to be at the forefront of what we re doing to push back. david, i want to let you weigh in. before this shooting, we booked you to talk because we wanted to talk about the scandal episode and sort of what it meant and i know that you actually lectured about it in your class. and then of course it s the colorado thing shifts the