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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190424:02:52:15

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190131:03:28:00

asylum-seekers and undocumented citizens, people who come to the state of maine. that s been going on for years. when i was governor, we had a litigation against the city of portland for that exact reason. when the economy started getting better, i removed all the wait lists. there was 4200 people on wait list. we budgeted for it totally, balanced budget paid for it. the democrats came in, took the money, and put the people back on a wait-list. they are still there now on a wait-list. people who have lived their lives in maine are now without services and their aging years or with their disabilities, and particularly the one that is the most upsetting his intellectual disabilities have gone by the wayside. laura: okay, so those are mental health issues and so forth. a lot of people who come after

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20190131:07:28:00

asylum seeingers and undocumented citizens that come to people that come to the state of maine. that s been going on for years. when i was governor we had litigation against the city of portland for that exact reason. i when the economy started getting better i removed all the wait lists, there was 4200 people on the wait list, we budgeted for it, totally balanced budget, paid for it. the democrats i am ka in, took the money and put the people back on a wait list and they re still there now on a wait list, people who have lived their lives in maine are now without services in their aging years, or with their disabilities, and particularly, the one that is the most upsetting is intellectual disabilities have gone by the wayside. they ve closed hospitals laura: mental health issues and so forth, a lot of people after the great recession, 2008,

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - FOXNEWS - 20181115:12:54:00

we taking away from fema, immigration, border control and come from somewhere. dr. sapphire if you re an american and no health care coverage and you don t have anything and you re looking dont care what price is but you want to be healthy. i agree everyone should have access to quality health care if i l firmly believe that. i think in a mixed private and public system we can did that. that is how we have thrived you have to reign in health care costs you re going to 80% of hospitals will become negative. in they re not going to be profitable and you see people closing doctors are going to continue to pull out and that s going to be affect our health care. so the health care that people have right now is going to get worse. because we know what happens. we ve seen it in england we ve seen it in canada where we have over 4 million people in england on wait lists just to get treatments or to see specialist it is an average of ten weeks to see a specialist in canada and united states

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Detailed text transcripts for TV channel - MSNBC - 20180818:08:48:00

at this point under the law, no. reporter: what s more, lewis says states split their medicaid dollars between the poor and people with disabilities. she says it all adds up to a system that can t take that much weight. i think that the programs are overstressed with the numbers. i mean it s why we see wait lists. reporter: is that the bottom line, we just don t have the budgets? we have not addressed the need for long-term services and support in this country. reporter: and lewis says she understands fighting for the resources that do exist is hard on families. she says the federal government mike will move to florida for his job alone. what does it mean to the family? it ll be long distance. and it leaves nick and my daughter and i here to try to figure out how we re going to be three quarters of a family and keep dad connected. reporter: and eric s family is also settling for a situation that s not perfect but better than him sitting at home. six months after he grad

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