should be able to stand their parents plan until you are 26. there needs to be a solution we have for people with preexisting conditions, but we want more choices. lower prices. more competition. no monopolies. that s what we want to replace it with and we re working on now. i m sorry to interrupt. there are other questions about obama care and i want to let you get to them but just to put a point on this, one of the things that jeff was asking about is you begun the process of repealing obama care, is the process of replacing it going to coincide with it? yes. it s going to coincide? yes. without legislative mumbo, jumbo, we want to advance repealing this law with its replacement at the same time along the lines of what i just described because i said, people aren t buying insurance or if you get it, your deductible is so high you re out-of-pockets are not affordable. we got to fix that problem and the point i keep making in
they re shady, sketchy no one is surprised. they re rich, not another shocker. do people care about this. no. lloyd blankfein at goldman sachs essentially paid hillary clinton for two hours of worth of mumbo-jumbo in conference room, $400,000 doesn t care. he thinks it s a ruse. larry fink, who runs blackrock who put cheryl mills why do they do it? this is the price to pay to get their person back in the white house, the queen of crony capitalism where her husband was the king of crony capitalism. back me up on this nobody did more to help wall street than bill clinton on wall street? and hurt main street as he was helping it. we don t have enough time to explain it. that is what he did. can we all agree this was one hell of a rollout, terrible campaign rollout? think about it. buying the state department. it is not good for her. we re talking about it.
million. if he takes it lump sum, we understand, it s $150 million. according to friends and family here in this neighborhood, this is hardworking man. he comes from a family who has struggled a lot over the last few years. he and his wife and five kids live in a small apartment. they do own a bodega estate but facing $25,000 worth of liens against them. when he learned he was the winner he couldn t believe his good fortune. he at some point hopes, somebody that won a lot of money and take it to other people. that is the latest. steve: great story. gretchen: there is a ton of books written on investing but most of what is out there is marketing mumbo jumbo and help you make any of the real dough. he has written a book to do that. brian: author of this book,
line, that means a lot of small businesses are filing as individuals that means the small businesses would get hit by the tax increases. sure, small businesses get hit and that is a higher cost of the doing day-to-day business and that means they will hire less and that is bad news for the economy overall. if you are talking about the notion of economic patriotism. top 10 percent are paying 70 percent of the federal income taxings. would it be 95 percent more fair and half a million americans who are not paying tax are not they patriots. they are patriots and we forget those americans are paying taxes not always income taxings. rich, that is not the code we are speaking in. only republicans understand that heavy mumbo, jumo. we don t know from the
that you take in. it s radical and extreme to pass on trins of dollars of de trillions of dollars of debt. you said before of paul ryan budget absolutely right on. i mious, is there anything about it that you disagree with? the items we agree on outweigh any differences there may be. we haven t gone through piece by piece where we said here s a difference. i can t imagine any two people even in the same party who have exactly the same positions on all issues. that s a meaningless statement. anybody can say anything like that. it s mumbo. you go p now at 80 years old you have to go out and find an insurer who will insure your health at 80 and you ve got to do it with less money than the