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they are going to cna and this is an attraction they think they can do more business in china and do it cheaper. they will do it. >>al-mart are antiunion. they want the low cost services. goods. they bringn places where people would not necessarily be able to havethose things. in the rural areas of america. in the ameca dna. >> create tremendous amount of wealth in the process china should be happyal-mart wants to set up shop. residential real estate values se where they build store. you people lining up to shot ere. people are lining up to work there. to wayne's point, protesters and union folks love to use the gornmento clamp down on wal-mart but they are clamping down against people achieving their values. they get employment and it's sad that wal-mart gets better treat in the china than the u.s. >> theggest pushback on wal-mart is the unions because they can't get their grimy hands on wal-mart. where do you stand with wal-mart >> look, we can't have it both ways with wal-mart. they are in the business of not necessarily doing what is best for american citizens. they are in the bu

. >> i am mary beth, representing the rna and cna. >> my name is sarah and i am also with ask me 3299 we represent the technicians at the center, and i want to add a couple of things one is that a couple of people who could not be here is tim of the san francisco labor council who is in support of this issue and as well as representatives of 1021 which represents the city and county workers the san francisco general and i wanted to point out that you know the technicians and the administrative assistants many of them have been working for san francisco general for 15 or 20 or more years. it is a family among the workers and patients and these people like others said are risking their jobs are at risk. and you know they have and they are on the uc pension plan, right? and they get health insurance and they get the wages that they fought for at uc and that is all at risk here it is an issue of patient care and also an issue about workers as well. >> thank you very much. >> is there any other member of the public who has not spoken who would like to speak? >> seeing none, public comment

start backing up causehe 50 billion by the way i disree but e ct is that is what we are borrowing om cna to send to egypt to send it to other allies. >> lookt wh they're doing around the wld they are spending more we have to stand up because we are uniq and exceptional and unless we assert ourselves we put the worl at risk. >> 30 years ago we got r of the russianss now we're almost inviting them back and. but we're not sure now. lou: but we have not acknowledged that vladimir putin is the leader a arguably of the most powerful country on the planet. i think there is room to start thinking deeper and better and broader and you are here ani appreciate it. goo our social sit lou dobbs.com or e-mail me at lou@loudobbs.com or follow on twitter. riddled with corruption the ci of detroit receives some justice as one of the men responsible forhe debacle is held accountable. significantly. in court. justice meets up. next. howdy partner. you're not linda. i'm filling in for officer owens. she used double miles from her capital one venturcard to take an early vacation. buckle up. let's go do cop u

a woman drinks too much and see us cnas lobby. she is not seen as feminine. we are much harder and women who drink too much and so i think faces and places of recovery canada and it named aside -- united states following the parent organization in the united states. that notion is we have known for more than 20 years that addiction is a disease. it's a complex disease like diabetes. we have known that but we don't as a culture see it. we see it as a moral failing and definitely a mother who drinks is way down on the totem pole of who you can expect an admiring to an admiring the weekend into the complex issue of -- so there is the credit -- pecking order and stigma is enormous. it's something we have to have a more open dialogue about and people in recovery who have -- as i do five years clean and sober and other standards teen or 20, we have to pay so much attention as a person who has spent 30 years in the media we pay so much attention to people like charlie sheen or robert downey, jr. or whitney houston but when they get clean and sober we don't focus ver

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be worse than under the private insurance plan because obamacare has more funding for nurses and the cna but not really opening up doctors and limiting access to general practitioners? >> i'm sure obamacare will access to doctors be worse? >> that is the standard analogy right now we are pretty good at stimulating demand the supply-side is like being. but there is always problems of forecasting when necessary level of physicians that they see what's coming ahead kithara was a fully trained doctor it would take up your entire workday you never have enough doctors we have to go to alternative providers that is a basic model we can argue were those lines will be drawn but inevitably we will see somebody other than a doctor did he think about how to do that review tell them it is free and paid for by somebody else than a previously happened the amir over committed on this front i think we will do some work around that we will mediate that to some degree. >> to what degree do we have anti-competitive rules keeping nurses or physician's assistants doing what they can do to what degree doctors

for most people because obamacare and the new systems have funding for nurses and more funding for cna-somethings like that but they aren't opening up doctor schools and limiting access to general practitioners. .. all of the preventive standards which would take of their entire workday, you will never have enough doctors to go around. we are going to have to downsize and doug to lower-cost alternative providers. that is the basic model that tends to work. we can argue of our those lines will be drawn, but inevitably, you're going to be seeing someone other than a doctor for more of your care, and we need to think about how to do that and break down some of the barriers for that occurring without regulatory interference and folks holding on to their old protections. if you tell people they will get everything, which they're not actually going to get and free and paid for by someone else you will get more people wanting that and been previous happened. i think we will do some work around which will be satisfactory and will mediate that to some degree. >> you can answer, but to what degree do we ha