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a man or woman to give it to a child. but now surgically we have advanced, technology has changed, we are able to take part of the lung and give it to her. it is unfortunate because of two years she is not making the list. and they should change that. gretchen: the one problem is that pediatric lungs are rare. in other words, another child would have to die and be on the donor list to be able to give their lung to this little girl. some people ask this tough question, which is: she has cystic fibrosis. what is the life span of somebody, even if she gets this new lung? and does that factor into where she would be placed on the list even if she was eligible? that is a tparbt that the committee needs that is a factor the committee needs to look at. they are living longer and longer. they go to their 30 s and 40 s. it is becoming a chronic disease so they have a better chance to live. in a case like this what is going to happen is the surgical team, the ethical team, all of them will
we have a budget proposal? looks like we might. dueling budgets revealed. congressman paul ryan says he s not going to spend more. he wants to simplify taxes and get more tax revenue because more people under his plan ostensibly will have jobs. and that will bring in the increased revenue. brian: to balance the budget within ten years, he s going to do it by killing obama care. medicare will go for years. he s going to simplify the tax code to 25% and 10%, cut corporate taxes. for the most parbt he s going to for the most part he s going to leave the sequester cuts in place. steve: when it comes to energy, regarding energy, because we re sitting on the largest supplies of gas, enough to runed run
down, specifically the parbt that requires employers to pay for coverage of emergency contraception. the company s found tkeur and ceo in a letter says providing that coverage goes against the biblical principles that his company follows. david green saying, quote, the government is forcing us to choose between following our faith and following the law. i say that is no choice that an american company or business should have to make. the government cannot force you to follow laws that go against your fundamental religious belief. the obama administration has rejected a request from the roman catholic church for a broad exepl son that would exclude catholic hops and schools and charities. they were given until august 1st of this year to comply. private companies like hobby lobby face finest up to $1.3 million a day, money that david green says, jenna he will spend in order to not have to compromise his personal religious beliefs. jenna: we ll continue to watch that story, rick thank you
that is working efficiently. these guys need to be bolstered. they need to be brought up. the health insurance needs to be re-enforced. these guys and these women deserve it. you want to look at other areas to cut. this is the only area i would not cut. brian, what are you talking about? $600 billion cut. over ten years. another $600 billion over the next ten years. we have the full screen, eric, if you want to walk us through. mandatory entitlements versus military spending. look at the biggest difference. where does all the money go? entitlements. the most parbt part of that is continues to increase on the entitlement line, but the defense budget, the number keeps coming down from 2010 to 12 it s down $18 billion. why can t you call right now for social security and medicare to be cut. a huge drop in defense from $6 sfenlt to $603 billion. here s the point, i would agree with you on we don t need to be