say i m going to run government like a business because that s nonsense. running the government is much more similar to running a national nonproof the that i founded where you have to have a vision and enactivate energy and excitement around that vision and try and build consensus. that s much, much more analogous. we ve got a lot more to talk about you when we get back. what would that mean for the country also? he actually wants to sit down and talk to the saturday night live comedian. all that and more when we get back. [ applause ] award winning interface. award winning design. award winning engine. the volvo xc90. our most awarded luxury suv.
countries involved get through this without some kind of blow up with trump and, you know, it may sound wonky, but to what degree will this meeting focus on the things that the g7 was built to do and what does that say about that institution going forward? trump is not wrong that a number of the international organizations have strayed from their original purpose and aren t always the most effective institutions. they have value beyond their specific charters. because it is a way for leaders to get together and build consensus. trump is not interested in consensus. the g7 is among the organizations that might be the first to feel the effects of trump although there were weaknesses in the institutions existing before he became to office. he is really highlighting them. i ll wait to see what the future
series of recent as democrats gear up for their first debates next week a series is showing the massachusetts sender dash mike elizabeth warren on the rise. in leading and a s recent survey out of nevada a new national poll shows her gaining on sanders as well. they face a backlash from his democratic competitors. he wants work with as an example of the ability to collaborate and build consensus during his years in the senate. does he deserve this criticism from his democratic competitors? some of the democrats in congress are standing up for him. where would i be if in 1992 when i came to washington i refuse to work with my state senators. that is can hold a lot of
i also happen to believe that the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. i have been saying that for a long time. martha: tom brokaw took a lot of heat for those comments, and also for apologizing, sparking an intense debate over the word assimilation, and whether migrants should be expected to adapt or should want to adapt when they move to a new country, in this case the united states. the issue even came up with pope francis yesterday, who was asked to weigh in on the decision to remove hundreds of asylum-seekers from a community near rome. the pope acknowledged that this was a complex situation, and added, it comes to mind the example of sweden, a country that, back in the 1970s, received many, many immigrants due to a situation of dictatorship in latin american countries and managed to integrate all the people who migrated. by the swedish have said a few years ago that they should take this process more slowly so they can finish it, and this is the
$32 trillion over the next decade, and keep in mind, the annual budget right now is $4.4 trillion, that would be a huge portion of our annual spending would go towards medicare for all. we live in the richest country in the world, there is no reason that everyone shouldn t have access to affordable health care. if you eliminate the insurance costs over time, i think you can drive the costs down, the cost of prescription drugs martha: but with obama car, that was called the biggest lie of the year because people were told they could keep their doctor, they could keep their plan, and then they couldn t. i am not suggesting that you would need to eliminate private insurance. i think what we have to do is have a serious debate, build consensus, what is the best way to move forward, the affordable care act made certain that 20 million more americans have access to health care. that is important. we need to build on the success of the unfold affordable care .