But there are examples of exactly what the gentleman is talking about and exactly what the nonpartisan CBO is talking about when they say this is going to add $74 billion to the deficit. And that was the example that in 1965 when Medicare came about the administration at the time underestimated it by 70 percent. The first 5 years it cost 70 percent more than they projected, and the projection was not a conservative one.
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I want to point out, though, that Pew Trust came out with a study said 24 million people who are registered to vote aren't eligible to be registered or registered illegally.
Actually, if I look at what Donald Trump has done for me and middle class America, he has brought down the illegal border crosses by 60 percent. He has renegotiated trade agreements.
Today, it boiled down to politics. A question that I would like to know is who was -- who won when General Flynn had to resign? Was that a victory for Russia?
Anytime we change a light bulb, we talk about how great the last one was. And that's what I'm hearing right now from the Democrats.
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