forty. it was a ridiculous. non solution to an actual problem. and this problem will come back. theodore kovach is fascinating having you on the show and getting your insights we appreciate it thank you welcome. but i spent all night at the border the authorities said wait be patient be expected an answer by the morning but there was no response they had meetings and nothing back to venezuela they said go home because we don t want to know where it is whelan s hear. all that was the voice of even its way the refugee desperate to escape the deepening economic crisis in her home country and the growing poverty and hunger which have gone hand in hand with the rule of president nicolas maduro now the u.n. says more than two point three million people have left in the last three years and
employer penalty. big businesses don t have to pay a penalty. and you still have to pay a penalty if you don t have the insurance. and if you do who knows how much you are going to be paying, but it feels like it will be a lot more. bill: some consumers may have to pay more, if some have to pay more then they are paying for others somehow some whelan that ends up a hidden tax to americans. the point is. it s a tax that keeps growing. nothing about bending that so-called cost curve. someone with a chronic illness, cancer, m.s. someone who goes to the doctor s office a lot uses up their deductible rapidly. this is a disaster. it s elementary at the basis of it was supposed to stop at the very least it would stop