people really need. when you look at let s move it has that multifaceted effort to it. there are salad bars in schools and kids yanking carrots out of the ground. there are doctors and parents getting more involved. the goal is to reduce it in a generation. we have another 25 years to this fight. given that the last democratic first lady is now the secretary of state for the united states, i think there is undoubtedly a little bit of an impulse to ask whether or not michelle obama, who will still be a very young woman, a woman in her early 50s when the terms are over, whether or not she is going to seek public office and public life? i have never seen anything in what she says or self-represents that she wants to be an office holder. i imagine an eleanor roosevelt sort of role for her when she becomes the moral conscience for the party and becomes a rainmaker for legislative candidates. she gets that question a lot.
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just 38% of americans like this new health care law. while 56% oppose it. it s a central issue for the republican presidential candidates including mitt romney, who took a jab at president obama while speaking in rockford, illinois, last weekend. you know his views on health care. his view is the heavy hand of the government can do better than you can in picking your type of insurance, the kind of coverage you ll have. ultimately, i believe, the kind of procedures you will be entitled to will be decided by government under his plan. if i m the next president of the united states, on day one i will stop obamacare in its tracks and get it repealed. look closer and you will see people oppose the law for different reasons. 37% say it s too liberal. 14% say it s not liberal enough. in fact, recent polls show most people don t even know what the law really does. so why don t we give you a quick reminder. already in effect health plans must provide certain preventive services su
protection and affordable care ak. y act. according to our latest poll, 38% of americans like this new health care law. 56% oppose it. it s a central issue for the republican candidates including mitt romney, who took a jab at president obama while speaking in rockford, illinois last weekend. you know his views on health care, his view is the heavy hand of the government can do better than you can in picking your type of insurance, the kind of coverage you ll have. the kind of procedures you will be entitled to will be decided by government under his plan. if i m the next president on day one i will stop obamacare in its tracks and get it repealed. look closer and you will see people oppose the law for different reasons. 37% say it s too liberal. 14% say it s not liberal enough. recent polls show most people don t know what the law does. why don t we give you a quick reminder. in effect, health plans must provide certain services such as mammograms and no copayments. chil
guest: we are working to put salad bars in the school. neil: and are you taking advantage? guest: in the inneither city in the inner city schools we know they like it. i don t know if they still have chips but the kids are eating and the program we had with anti smoking, i am older than you, when i was a lilled and they started going against smoking we would tell our parents, stop smoking, we learned that will kill you and if we get our children in school to be taught that saturated fats are bad, you have to improve your diet, it would go a long way to make us a healthier america. neil: on all levels, eating right, you are saying the right thing, what i see the last few years and this has gone through a number of presidents, this tendency for the government to