To win and why losing for him may be uniquely hard to bear. And his drive to win a state he cannot afford to lose, florida. Jim acosta reports. Where at least i know im free reporter donald trump stepped off his plane to big cheers. Americans are going to experience another massive double digit hike. They said 25 . Forget. Up take 25 percent. It is going to be 70, 80, 90 . You have to brush up on your negotiation ability, believe me. Squl the gop nominee is seizing on his latest report on obamacare that find whose buy their insurance through the Affordable Care act will see their insurance go up 22 on average next year. And i. And i can say all of my employees are having a tremendous problem with obamacare. You folks, this is another group. Is that a correct statement. If you look at what they are going through with their healthcare is horrible because of obamacare. The problem, trump and even the hotels General Manager later acknowledged they dont receive their healthcare through obam
insurance. we may not like companies. i like my health insurance. i m afraid of change. i don t know if i want to go through change. what do we know? we have one thing on the wall. gallup asked the question, are you satisfied with your health care costs? three-fifths of democrats said they were satisfied with their health care costs. i don t understand this entire thing. democrats are like the affordable care act. they like their health care more than not. those on the other side of the party are not looking at the electorate at large. everybody wants better, cheaper, more efficient. you have a number about that. we do have a number about that. democratic nominee preference. would you rather vote for somebody who builds on obamac e obamacare? yes is the answer. they want somebody who built on obamaca obamacare. 40% want to replace medicare for all. you understand that joe biden
in america we have people who can t afford the fact there s an mri available. there s no question we spend more on health care than anywhere else. the reason we spend more on health care is the price of health care is much higher than anywhere else in the world. other countries regulate the price of pharmaceuticals, hospital care, et cetera. we here in the united states regulate price of public insurance such as medicaid and medicare but more free market in the private sector and the price is extraordinarily high. one thing the affordable care act did not do particularly well is get a handle on costs. hardly touched. good job on access. it did a good job on access but not cost. let s talk about cbo score we re expecting at some point today. is that going to make any difference to the discussion that s doing on right now? we saw the first cbo score for the first house bill that never went to a vote. we saw the second cbo score for the house bill that did pass the house. they all
forces and those working with our military. the second category was burned and maimed children that our children s hospital could provide lifesaving care. to the president s credit he did write those in as exceptions which were noted by the supreme court. we ll see where that goes. thank you for your views on refugees. i hope you re able to share them with more people. let s talk about the health care bill waiting for that cbo score today. andrew reuben and i were just talking about this a few minutes ago. one of the issues more than it was when obamacare came in is medicaid. oklahoma is not a medicaid expansion case but you re a u.s. representative. what s your sense of the 23 people people who may end up, or some of whom may end up losing coverage because of the transfer of authority over medicaid to the states. i think the first thing we have to examine is 23 million figure. it is not a hard figure. in fact, it s probably only roughly a third of that that s actually enrolled. th
legislation working its way through congress now. the office needs to make assumptions, not just about the political in question, but also about growth, inflation, and economic trends, about obamac e obamacare, cbo predicted that by 2016, there would be 20 million americans getting health insurance through the exchanges, the actual number was about 10 million. the cbo predicted that by 2016, 10 million would be added to expanded medicaid roles, the actual number was 14 million. and sometimes the cbo is just right. the cbo also predicted that the crop in uninsured a health care