it s one of the big socialized medicine systems we have in the country. people of the military has the department of defense. older people have medicare. and people with disabilities and people who are poor have medicaid. but if you are a hoos sure and you re health insurance is medicaid as of today when it comes to getting birth control pills or breast cancer screenings or prenatal care if you re pregnant or you re yearly lady parts check-ups, if it s medicaid and you live in indiana you are going to have to come up with some other way to pay for those services as of today. at least if youn one of the most 9,000 indian ans whose health care is medicaid and have been getting those kinds of services from planned parenthood clinics. mitch daniels signed a law last month cutting off all funding from planned parenthood. that means anybody who uses medicaid as their health insurance can t get any services at planned parenthood anymore. this in all likelihood is illegal. you cannot restrict
department of defense. older people have medicare. and people with disabilities and people who are poor have medicaid. but if you are a hoos sure and you re health insurance is medicaid as of today when it comes to getting birth control pills or breast cancer screenings or prenatal care if you re pregnant or you re yearly lady parts check-ups, if it s medicaid and you live in indiana you are going to have to come up with some other way to pay for those services as of today. at least if youn one of the most 9,000 indian ans whose health care is medicaid and have been getting those kinds of services from planned parenthood clinics. mitch daniels signed a law last month cutting off all funding from planned parenthood. that means anybody who uses medicaid as their health insurance can t get any services at planned parenthood anymore. this in all likelihood is illegal.
crisis was part of it. look at the airlines, finally coming out of it and now, you know, fuel costs are the biggest cost by far for airlines, twice their labor costs. hits everything from pizzas to airlines. in a word do you think it could imperil the economic recovery? i think at this point the thing is if it s contained, no. but if this goes on, we see because it s already on an annual basis, where prices have gone to now would take about $60 billion out of the pockets contained? what is our window here? i think that s right. clearly libya cannot be in this chaotic situation six weeks from now. there will are interventions or some thing thoos will happen. the thing is, next door. where else is it affected? always good to have your perspective. thank you, sir. wrap up our trivia. which former member of congress was the author of the 1996 defense of marriage act and has since call for repeal? the answer former congressman
and you heard the man mention off some names of various politicians that he s thinking of voting for in the coming elections and understand that egypt has never had free or fair elections so it will be an interesting process as they try to transition and figure out how to do that and the international community of course is very interested in. it s important to remember, kelly, thoos people sacrificed a whole lot and they ve offered a whole lot of their own blood, their own time, their own sacrifices in order to have the freedom and now comes the big question of what we re going to do with it, uma, as we go forward it seems there s a number of people committed they will not have spilled all of that blood, all of those tears, all of that sweat in vein. and vreeland, thank you so much for the update. after days of protesting, egyptian people are looking to guide the country until the next election, many wonder
break. they opposed the extension because of the cost and concerns over the growing national debt. some economists argue there are other problems with prolonging unemployment benefits. the academic evidence is very clear that any time you extend and lengthen and increase unemployment benefits you lengthen, extend and increase unemployment. that may sound harsh or cold, but there are people out there who will delay getting a job until their benefits run out. reporter: but talk to people like joe boyd and he ll tell you, staying out of work is the last thing he want sthoos when times were really bad you turn your back? why? would you turn your back on your brother or sister if times were bad? reporter: boyd says he hadn t lost hope and is still searching for a job. the senate s expected to take up the issue again this week. now that democrat good win is filling the late robert byrd s