there is nothing run of the mill about this as you mentioned, bill. hundreds of hundreds of millions of dollars and a billion in marketing it not out of the question. let him finish, richard. hundreds of million and more than 650 million in marketing and it is because they are selling a product people don t want. if people wanted it and medicaid part d was not a national man date for everyone person in the borders of united states of america. that make its different. richard you will be down for obama care and bill the bmw. i will take obama care. thank you. and obama administration wants to change military s veterans file for disability. they are outraged and it is a seismic change that will hurt the american heroes. peete, good dow day to you. what is the rub? as a veteran you could file a written letter to the
on the planet at the time. and you know, we did one-year tours. you didn t do a one-year tour in world war ii. you were in until you were wounded, killed, captured or the mission was complete. it s a very different dynamic. it s not to take away from the tours of today. but it was a theater, you were in for the duration unless something happened. and you were far away without the ability really at all to communicate with your loved ones back at home back in the day. a very difficult, different situation for both the service member and the family. i m able to go to iraq or afghanistan and dial up skype at a local call center and call back to my family. my grandmother, whose husband was in a postworld war ii he was in world war ii but after the fighting was in germany for two months before she heard from him and that was a written letter, and they were married two months before that. i mean, the time, the patience, the uncertainty, the anxiety that comes with it is at a whole other
greatest on the planet at that time. we did one-year tours. you didn t do a one-year tour in world war ii. you were in until you were killed, captured, or the mission was complete. good point. not to take away from today but you were there for the duration. you were far away without the ability really at all to communicate with loved ones at home. a very difficult situation for the service member and the family. i can go to iraq or afghanistan, dial up skype at a call center and call my family. my grandmother whose husband was in a world war ii was in germany for two months before they heard from him. that was in a written letter. the uncertainty, impatience is another level from what vets of today experience. when you re not talking to folks back home it s easier to be focused on what you are doing but it s difficult.
on the planet at the time. and you know, we did one-year tours. you didn t do a one-year tour in world war ii. you were in until you were wounded, killed, captured or the mission was complete. it s a very different dynamic. it s not to take away from the tours of today. but it was a theater, you were in for the duration unless something happened. and you were far away without the ability really at all to communicate with your loved ones back at home back in the day. a very difficult, different situation for both the service member and the family. i m able to go to iraq or afghanistan and dial up skype at a local call center and call back to my family. my grandmother, whose husband was in a postworld war ii he was in world war ii but after the fighting was in germany for two months before she heard from him and that was a written letter, and they were married two months before that. i mean, the time, the patience, the uncertainty, the anxiety that comes with it is at a whole other
its signature deal. but this doctor, he can, to be fair to him, he didn t have anything to do with the rollout of the computer or anything like that. he didn t he s a big picture let s give health care to everybody guy. that s what he is. that s right. and can i tell you that he did say in the interview he does believe they should have appointed a ceo to oversee health care and they didn t do it. and not only yes, they did. kathleen sebelius. ceo. sure she is. it s basically the medicare people who are running this. got the title and that s it. they didn t have an executive bill. from the president on down they didn t have a ceo of a major piece of legislation that was remaking 1/6 of the u.s. economy. and let me just tell you, a guy named david cutler who was a co-architect of obama care, told them. he wrote them a written letter in may of 2010 saying you don t have the team in place to execute this, it s going to fail. you know how the government works, correct? t