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Their voices that there were enough votes to hold on to health care for millions of american families. i see that as a moment that signaled the transformation of democracy. that it really was a moment when people said we are not going to let this republican congress and we are not going to let this president just roll over us. and now we need exactly the same thing on taxes. these guys are ready to say hey, have we got a deal for you. long-term, permanent tax giveaways in the trillions for giant...

Bill to kill obamacare, as of june ready to vote and then they too had to yank it. turns out they didnt have the votes. in their own party. then the following month in july tried again. a different version of how to repeal obamacare, put out for a vote, put it on the floor, thought for sure would pass it, john mccain wouked out to middle of the floor, melodramatic flourish, slow thumbs down and killed that one too. republicans tried again in september to repeal obamacare and nope, again had to y...

To be in because typically people my age are apolitical and dont necessarily believe in a bipartisan system. they dont believe that two parties is working for us and some her it to that argument so getting young people involved not only politically but in to the party structure sooits almost impossible. but i hope that more young people do because i dont think people get better until people my age are more involved. >> do you have support of the national democratic party? >> absolutely. absolute...

$250 credit to help teachers buy school supplies for students, fought for it, got it enacted into law, fought for it again and got it permanent as of last year. in the new republican tax bill theyre voting on tomorrow, theyre killing that tax credit for teachers buying school supplies for their students. again this is a discrete, small thing in the tax code. you have to go out of your way to zoom in on something like that and kill it. especially just a year after made permanent. thats what repub...

Joining us once again is senator elizabeth warren of massachusetts. stha thanks for sticking with us. >> good to be here. >> you helped set up bureau, conceived it, obama tasked you with running it and installed richard cordray, who resigned after spending a year working at that bureau in the trump administration. reaction overall? >> exactly seven years ago this week that i first called rich cordry and was trying to put together this baby agency, i said, will you come be a part of this, and he ...

It, republicans largely for it. i dont know what the plan is or what will happen next year but senator elizabeth warren joins us live next. times up, insufficient prenatal care. and administrative paperwork, your days of drowning people are numbered. same goes for you, budget overruns. and rising costs, wipe that smile off your face. were coming for you too. at optum, were partnering across the health system to tackle its biggest challenges.