the next level pandemic. well, that did not happen. right. dear member the banking crisis that was supposed to overtake us? it’s the banking crisis that was supposed to overtake us?— to overtake us? it's an optimistic note, it's to overtake us? it's an optimistic note. it's an _ to overtake us? it's an optimistic note, it's an optimistic— to overtake us? it's an optimistic note, it's an optimistic note. - to overtake us? it's an optimistic note, it's an optimistic note. 0n| to overtake us? it's an optimistic| note, it's an optimistic note. on a less optimistic note, i'm just going to squeeze in wills with his story. are you telling me an american tipping is coming to the side? ilurul’eiiii tipping is coming to the side? well that's what i've _ tipping is coming to the side? well that's what i've heard. i've obviously, tipping in the us is an everyday— obviously, tipping in the us is an everyday occurrence, every restaurant check, every time we go to a cafe _ restaurant check, every time we go to a cafe nowadays, we are asked to provide _ to a cafe nowadays, we are asked to provide a _ to a cafe nowadays, we are asked to provide a tip — to a cafe nowadays, we are asked to provide a tip. but i was reading the other— provide a tip. but i was reading the other daym — provide a tip. but i was reading the other day- - -— other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are — other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are you _ other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are you going _ other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are you going to _ other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are you going to make - other day... what do you tip, 25? 2596? are you going to make me. other day... what do you tip, 25? - 2596? are you going to make me sound 25%? are you going to make me sound bad if— 25%? are you going to make me sound bad if i _ 25%? are you going to make me sound bad if i say— 25%? are you going to make me sound bad if i say 20? we 2596? are you going to make me sound bad ifl say 20?— bad if i say 20? we were at 12 at the side, bad if i say 20? we were at 12 at the side. so _ bad if i say 20? we were at 12 at the side, so that's _ bad if i say 20? we were at 12 at the side, so that's why - bad if i say 20? we were at 12 at the side, so that's why i'm - the side, so that's why i'm pessimistic about this. j the side, so that's why i'm pessimistic about this. i tend to be renerous pessimistic about this. i tend to be generous about _ pessimistic about this. i tend to be generous about tipping _ pessimistic about this. i tend to be generous about tipping because i l generous about tipping because i saw what the _ generous about tipping because i saw what the pandemic did to new york and especially the service industry, so i and especially the service industry, so i tend _ and especially the service industry, so i tend to — and especially the service industry, so i tend to give a couple of extra dollars _ so i tend to give a couple of extra dollars here and there. but i've
jake tapper: was he asking you to commit a crime? richard donoghue: it gets back to the criminal intent issue. i don't know what he believed. [indistinct chanting] jake tapper: and what might lie ahead. michael luttig: the former president and his allies represent a clear and present danger to american democracy. speaeaker: it's s over! michael luttig: not because of what they did on january 6th-- speaker: you better run, cops! michael luttig: --it's because of what they pledge to do in 2024. jake tapper: a cnn special report. american coup, the january 6th investigation. [music playing] rusty bowers: i'm a very textural artist. i love a lot of texture. jake tapper: in arizona, the republican speaker of the house, rusty bowers, is an artist by trade. but last february, bowers was thrown into a real life drama. rusty bowers: the bill number was 2596. jake tapper: 2596. one of more than 100 bills submitted in arizona to tighten
access to the ballot b box. the measure would have scrapped early voting. all voting would be on election day only. rusty bowers: 90% of my district votes early. jake tapper: and it would have mandated paper ballots. but most egregious to rusty bowers was this. rusty bowers: with no guidance criteria, the legislature, after the election, could dismiss the election. and i said, welcome to fascism. speaker: hb 2596 elections. rusty bowers: and so i said i will give this the respect it deserves. education. so i sent it to 12 committees, so we would have a long vetting process. military affairs. typical is one or two. if it was a controversial bill, you might send it to three. if it goes to four committees, then you're getting a message. the judiciary-- i assigned it to 12 committees. transportation. it was theatrical, and i admit it. jake tapper: it's no overstatement to say that because bowers stood up for democracy,
to call. this is almost look a fema number, isn't it? 318-2596. you dial it up before midnight tonight, get your name on the list, you are going to be able to get obamacare. you cannot be kicked off the rolls you, cannot be denied. that has change that we all voted for. not once, but twice. get your cell phones out. tonight's question, after 6 million sign-ups, were republicans wrong about obamacare? text a for yes, b for no, 67622. go to our blog. and we'll be bring you the results later on in the show. i want to bring in a couple of people tonight. first, let's go to michael hillsic, covered health care and written about it quite a bit. good to have you with us tonight. >> happy to be back with you. >> you bet. cooking the books, what's the source on that? it -- doesn't that make a journalist curious, because there's nothing better than somebody lying in the mediaed by and you catch them.
chuck. >> will somebody pay it? >> oh, absolute -- >> you do believe people will pay the penalty? >> absolutely. >> you have a lot of caveats. >> he's the simplest way to think about it, chuck. anyone who can afford insurance who doesn't buy insurance will pay the penalty. >> and what's your estimate? >> it's hard -- we will have to see when we get to the end of the day today and the next couple of days when we have cleanup, what the final numbers are. this is a moving target. one thing, chuck, a lot of people who watch your show already have insurance. >> yeah. >> the thing i would just ask is this is the last day for them to tell family and friends who don't have insurance to go to healthcare.gov or to call 1-800-318-2596. it's really important that everybody try to get health insurance. it's something that used to not be controversial. somehow getting health insurance is controversial. but it's the right thing to do for people. >> all right. on that note, i'll let you do your plug there. personal responsibility, a great reminder there.
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>> let me flip it the other way. if we had people who add midnight on monday finished 3/4 of their application or having trouble getting back into the call center we would be criticized because we cut off people from getting insurance. that's common sense. so we would do it in any other situation, it makes sense to do it here. >> help explain this honor system where people will simply explain that they are already in the process and what the reasons were. how is that working? >> it's self-attest arks the reason i say this is so silly, it's hard to believe there's anybody in america right now sitting in their living room saying i'm not going to fill out an application today or call 1-800-318-2596. i'm going to wait until wednesday so i can scam the system. what we found in december is that people, there was a large volume right at the end. people needed more time to work
and that we as a count droi this to build a healthier nation, to build a stronger society. we can get there. >> congresswoman marcy cap you are the, i know you represent the folks in lorraine, ohio. those are some proud americans and they speak highly of you. keep up the fight, i appreciate your time tonight. thank you. >> thank you. you know, people can register for a plan until the end of march, they just have to call 1-800-381-2596 and a navigator will walk them through the dozens of plans they are eligible for. >> navigators, all good. that, too, is what the republicans have chased out of the neighborhood in florida. thank you, congresswoman. appreciate your time. let me bring dr. cory abare, professor of lsu science centers. here we go again. it's been four years since obamacare was passed. how do you think it's going? and where's the flarj all the doctors who have a hard time with obamacare? how come all the doctors aren't quitting? how come we're not seeing all
president willing to roll the dice and do whatever it takes to sell his health care law. >> have you heard of the affordable care act? >> i have heard about that. that's the thing that doesn't work. why would you get the guy who created the zune to create your website? >> healthcare.gov works great now, and millions of americans have already gotten insurance plans. we want people to know you can get affordable health care. most young americans right now are not covered. and the truth is that they can get coverage, all for what it would cost you to pay your cell phone bill. >> if they get that health insurance, it can really make a big difference. they have until march 31st to sign up. >> i don't have a computer? >> you can call 1-800-318-2596. >> now, i don't know how many young people sign up because of that. i suspect not many, but i don't really think that's the point. maybe republicans dismissing these types of venue is.
most young americans right now, they are not covered. the truth is, that they can get coverage all for what it costs you to pay your cell phone bill. >> is this what they mean by drones? >> the point is, a lot of young people, they think they are invincible. >> invisible. >> no, not invisible, invincible, meaning they don't think they can get hurt. >> i'm just saying nobody could be invisible, if you had said invisible. >> i understand that. if they get that health insurance, it can really make a big difference. they have until march 31st to sign up. you can call 1-800-318-2596. >> i don't like the phone. i don't want people looking at my texts, you know what i mean. >> first of all, zach, nobody is interested in your texts. second of all, you can do it in person. the law means that insurers can't discriminate against you if you have a pre-existing