I had blue cross for years, and i had a really good Premium Payment that i paid every month and i had really good insurance. After this took effect, i lost my insurance and my premium went up to 600 per month. I think it is terrible and i hope that the Supreme Court does decide to go the republicansway. Frank in ohio, an independent caller. My question is, a lot of people are missing the fact that everybody wants the American People to have insurance, but nobody wants our economy to fail. Obamacare is going to take down our economy, and people dont understand that. We want people to have insurance but we want to live in a good economy. We talked about the impact of the courts decision. The administration saying that we dont have an authority for a plan b if the court rules against us. But in the wall street journal yesterday, the republican said they have a backup plan. That is one thing that the challengers say they are for. They say that it is not that they want to take people out of
Mr. Reid mr. President . The presiding officer the majority leader. Mr. Reid ask con scene the call of the quorum be terminated. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Reid i ask unanimous consent the senate proceed for a period of morning business and senators allowed to speak up to 10 minutes each. The presiding officer without objection. Mr. Reid i now ask unanimous consent that at 5 00 p. M. Tomorrow friday, april 11, all postcloture time be yielded back and the senate proceed to vote with no intervening action or debate on calendar number 574. Further, that following disposition of that nomination, the senate proceed to vote on cloture on executive calendar number 613. If cloture is invoked all postcloture time be yielded and the senate proceed to vote on confirmation of the nomination, that if confirmed, the motion to reconsider be considered made and laid on the table with no intervening action or debate. No further motions be in order to the nominations that any statement
Ryans Budget Proposal unveiled yesterday. We will of live coverage on cspan 3. We want you to weigh in on the budget blueprint. Republicans, 202 5853881. Democrats, 202 5853880. Independents, 202 5853882. Send this a tweet or post your comments on facebook. You can also email us. To give us more details about the budget unveiled by house budget chairman paul ryan, lauren french is joining us. She is the congressional reporter with politico. 5 trillion over the next decade. How does he propose saving that much money . It is kind of a hodgepodge of savings. Interests that the government will not save. We missed that little bit we have an audio hick up. Hiccup. The budget does call for a full repeal of the healthcare law. That will bring in about 1. 2 trillion of savings. There will be savings from medicare changes. He is counting interest the government will not pay on the debt. There is a hodgepodge, but the big bulk of it does come from repealing the healthcare law. How does that save
Was that . With regard to tsa because of the responsibilities for the screening and Airport Security has a limited separate line budget with regards to providing Technical Assistance on Airport Security no other component to my knowledge has a separate line item that would permit the kind of Capacity Building. Let me quickly pursue this very briefly. You said that despite the fact they work to incorporate recommendations on response times and the Standard Operating Procedure they do not require member countries to implement them. Do you have recommendations on this . As i said in response to the chairs question requiring other countries to screen the database is an issue we need to debate but populating it has a direct and Immediate Impact on our security so if we go down that route and mandates or Capacity Building efforts i would focus on getting data into the database that we could screen. Whether we could cooperate with interpol and other organizations such as the Civil Aviation or
Say hi in you get a chance. Hes a c17 engine guy. Maybe he could build a new launch platform or something. He could probably build anything. Yes, sir, john. Yes, sir. Your title here is strategic agility, and you talk in here about taking advantage of different points. The lesson, though, of acquisition programs in the last few years seems to be dont change the requirements because that causes a lot of expense. So how do you reconcile the two . Are you going to have more frequent overhauls of the program . How do you take advantage of new technologies as they come along without dhachanging the requirements and changing the technology assertion . Our best in this is with the new programs. They are what they are and we have to do the best we can with the new technologies over the years. To the extent we built open air modulars, architectures and the like, this is a way we can plug in different types of capability, different types of technology as Technology Changes over the years. We can