Suitorman, Senior Editor at reason magazine. Kasie, let me start with you. Weve already seen far right groups like Heritage Action criticize the plan, Club For Growth as well, freedom works, rand paul calling it obamacare light. You tweeted this a few hours ago. Here it is, it is still early so caveats apply but events of today suggest Gop Health Care bill is already on life support, if not Dead On Arrival. How can that be so early, kasie . Reporter well look, craig, this bill has run into extraordinary opposition just in the first handful of hours that it has been out in the public, and youre saying you tick through some of the groups that have come out and opposed this, the Heritage Action went so far as to say this doesnt repeal obamacare. That of course kind of the cardinal sin for a party that has spent the last however many years campaigning specifically on repealing obamacare. So the people who are
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one pittsburgh goldendoodle did. cecil ate $4,000 in cash off a kitchen counter. here is where the story gets, i don t know, a little nasty. they got most of the money back. how, you ask. here is a look at how they did it. reporter: he is soulful, he is noble, he s a good boy. reporter: as his owners put it, this is cecil, he has never done anything bad in his life, until he ate $4,000. i was, like, oh, my gosh, i saw all this cash just strewn on the floor. cecil is just standing there, like reporter: clayton arrived at his pittsburgh home from the bank and laid an envelope with 4,000 bucks in it on the counter, one that was intended for workers to build a fence. but half an hour later, clayton found it in bits, and in the middle of the night cecil made like an atm.
people think cecil looks like a human is trapped inside. we joke around he has a civil war veteran stuck in his body. reporter: not to mention 4,000 bucks. talk about a treat. money money money it makes the world go round cecil s eyes are super cute. he is an adorable dog. i am glad to hear the cash is not going to go to the fence workers. i m glad they took the cash to the bank. yes. they won t be paying anyone with that stinky money. that is love and patience and forgiveness. you just hug him. at least that s what they re telling us. they just washed the money, washed the poo out. he s a civil war veteran in there. apparently. which side?
the last thing before we go, forgive my corniness. the money hungry dog. it was a ruff day for the law family, when they realized they re usually very good dog, cecil, had eaten 4000 bucks in cash. clayton law of plattsburgh said the money was sitting on their kitchen table to pay for a fence they were having installed. it was only out of sight for like 30 minutes before they found it chewed up all over the floor. the washington post reports that cecil is a seven year old naughty golden doodle. well, at least naughty now, and has lived with the law s since he was just a pup. clayton said he has never done anything bad before, so they were shocked more than angry. they were able to piece together about 1500 bucks before calling the bank to explain the situation. clayton s wife carrie, said, quote, i felt like a kid who says the dog ate my homework. i was surprised when they said they d actually seen similar things happen multiple times that maybe dogs like that particular smell on t
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