decade ago, it cost, you know, $10,000. now it may cost $800. the markets drive down prices. that s what we re going to do with health care. all right. congressman, it was great to have you with us this evening, sir. thank you for that per spective. good to see you. thank you. the democratic side of this debate and confidence coming from leadership that they can fight republicans. we heard senator chuck schumer predicting that repeal efforts aren t going to go smoothly for the gop. take a listen. republicans will soon learn that you can t keep the good parts of the aca and remove the rest of the law and still have it wrk. we re now joined by democratic congressman emanuel cleaver pull the rug out from people while we re replacing this law. the point is in 2017, we don t want people to be caught with nothing. we want to make sure that there s an orderly transition so the rug is not pulled out from under the families who are currently struggling under obamacare while we b
which is what kind of both of those camps of the gop want. so, you know, it s not actually as discouraging from that per spective as you might think at first. what about the tension, perry, between they re calling this the steadfast gop. i d say it s sort of the tea party. although they don t apparently identify with the tea party. but the steadfast gop on the one hand, the business gop on the other hand. you have the money on the one hand and the energy on the other hand. i think we saw this week in mississippi, those two groups can really kind of they can t necessarily co-exist all the time. they really didn t. i was in mississippi. you ve seen the dispute that not only came monday, tuesday, but it spilled out this week as well. the tea party folks felt like it s an outrage. how could you bring in these black democrats into vote in our primary? this is about us being, or picking the most conservative person. the business wing of the party, the kind of haley barbour, the estab
this country if we would use natural gas to make ethanol, methanol, compressed natural gas, and stop depending upon these countries that really can t manage themselves, and yet we re dependent upon them for oil. i want to take a look at gas prices, where they are now and at their highest was back in july of 2008 at $4.11. they were at $3.68 today. you obviously have a unique per spective on this. in the next 30 to 60 days, will we be experiencing even more pain at the pump? if iraq continues to melt down and if the islamists continue to take more and more territory, it s going to put at risk the southern oil fields in iraq. if they are at risk, we could see upwards of 50 cents a gallon or more in the next 30 to 60 days, up at that high record level of gasoline prices in this country. if it gets worse from there, we
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goes to the bathroom. makes 31 cents an hour. works in a factory dorm that sleeps 8 to 10 people to room. if he tries form a union and change that, he ll be sentenced to a 12-year prison sentence. which could explain why that employee and 600,000 a jeer jump off the building after they finish making our iphones. really. that s why this was installed with the yellow nets you see there to prevent jumpers from dying. it creates a new sper spective when it comes to checking the cl. responsible for everything from your dell computer to your sony playstation to your iphone has come under intense scrutiny in the wake of a dozen worker suicides earlier this year. now we have a one-on-one interview with the billionaire who owns the place.