the democratic congressman, he takes his cues from his leader, president biden. i don t hate anybody. i look for grace wherever i can find it. i have spent time with him. president biden is a nice guy. he is. is president biden a perfect person? no. does he try to do better every day? also no. there lies the problem. he keeps trying to stuff more diapers down the toilet. he goes down to georgia two weeks ago and demonstrated raw gut racial demagoguery. that s what the congressman is parroting, the clip you just showed. president biden basically said to tens of millions of americans who don t want to have an election month. they want to have an election day. who believe that if you vote,
into next week. now, do i support sending troops into the ukraine? no. but why did the president take that off the table? and now putin thinks we re weak. i can t see anything that president biden has done to put together a coalition to stand with us. where is france, where is germany? where is canada and japan and south korea? secretary blinken should have put together this coalition, all of our freedom-loving allies and we need to hold a joint press conference held by president biden saying mr. putin, we re together. don t do this. and if you do do it, you are going to regret it. take no options off the table. harris: that would be remarkable and i m wondering if the president would listen to you on that one. if it s too late.
you had some saying that you will lose employer-sponsored insurance. tens of millions of americans have that. many like it. others were saying, well, we only need to make marginal changes to the affordable care act which would leave out millions of our fellow americans from being able to see a doctor. our path, medicare for mech, says that if you re not insured we ll enroll new medicare. if you can t afford the insurance you have your co-pays or premiums we can enroll you in medicare but if you like the employer sponsored insurance you have, if you re a member of a union who fought for that, you re able to keep it und iter our plan. again, not to give a republican talking point but how much will it cost and who s paying? you know, when this was scored, from a bill that was introduced by members of congress it was around $5 trillion over ten years. our version may be more expensive because we also include long-term care for the first time. so the very wealthiest in this country, cor
that i agree. i think choice is probably more politically popular and the medicare for america model and nor doable. there s two things to keep in mind. a lot of people have bad health insurance and don t like the status quo. there s status quo bias but let s not overlook the fact there are tens of millions of americans who don t like their insurance. who lose their insurance every year. if you lose your job, you lose your insurance. there s a tremendous amount of churn in the labor market. my employer, this place, has changed over who our insurer was i think at least once, maybe twice in the time i ve been here. so i ve noticed. yes, exactly. so there s a certain amount of churn. the other thing i ll say about this, and i think this is where the biden versus sort of warren-sanders debate is most intense and eventually we ll get to a debate with them all on the same stage. is this question of status quo bias and what we re trying how comfortable people feel. because it s
let me just to respond to, that i agree. i think choice is probably more politically popular and the medicare for america model and nor doable. there s two things to keep in mind. a lot of people have bad health insurance and don t like the status quo. there s status quo bias but let s not overlook the fact there are tens of millions of americans who don t like their insurance. who lose their insurance every year. if you lose your job, you lose your insurance. there s a tremendous amount of churn in the labor market. my employer, this place, has changed over who our insurer was i think at least once, maybe twice in the time i ve been here. so i ve noticed. yes, exactly. so there s a certain amount of churn. the other thing i ll say about this, and i think this is where the biden versus sort of warren-sanders debate is most intense and eventually we ll get to a debate with them all on the same stage. is this question of status quo bias and what we re trying how comfortab