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Territory. he had the power to say yea or nay to coverage. >> did you ever look at medical records? >> no, i did not. >> not by looking at medical records. now the state of california is launching an investigation. >> if a health insurer is making decisions to deny coverage without a physician actually ever reviewing medical records, thats a significant concern to me as insurance commissioner in california and potentially a violation of law. >> responding to the investigation, an aetna spokesman...

Decisions to deny coverage without a physician actually ever reviewing medical records, thats of significant concern to me as insurance commissioner in california and potentially a violation of law. >> responding to the investigation, an aetna spokesman told cnn aetna medical directors are trained to review all available medical information, including medical records, to make an informed decision, adding that medical directors take their duties and responsibilities as medical professionals incre...

>> they absolutely are deferring to democrats. because the size of the deficit spending in that bill would definitely be lower if they passed the bill -- id like them not to have to pass it with just republican votes. but if they did, the deficit spending component would be much different. >> this isnt the budget he would have wanted. he has pushed very hard for much tighter spending in terms of entitlement programs and looking for deep radical almost transformation in the social contract we hav...

Pharmacist too? >> the cornerstone has always been -- the republican party used to be a party of family values. i dont know if anybodys claiming that today. the reality is immigration is all about making sure that we continue to have people here who can do the work we need to do, have done who can contribute to the diversity of the country, their skills -- be when that sounds reasonable. why not judge people on that basis? i think they are related to someone here. we dont look for the most talen...

Dossier was used as the cornerstone for this fisa. this is what mr. comey said was salacious and unverified. every time the fisa was renewed you had to present those findings of probable cause. which is the defiance of our law. this is premeditated and people that utilized this at the highest forms of our justice department we we hope that near and dear have to be held accountable. you and i couldnt get away with her so they have to be held accountable. >> to go back to a phrase that was used a ...

Are capturing are being captured by syrian defense. it is difficult to close guantanamo. the challenge was always to close it. >> it is a good talking point for him. >> it projects this toughness. i think the criticism is that 16 years after phone line 11 you havent had the conspirators brought to trial. they have tried and convicted thousands in the same time. the effectiveness is whats being called to question. >> yeah. and president obama was to sign an executive order to close guantanamo. >>...

Bringing me, bringing their brothers and sisters and family. they want to destroy the cornerstone of our democracy and our immigration system. >> thank you, much appreciated. >> come back more to d.c., good to see you. >> im try, thank you so much. nancy pelosi charging that house republicans are committing, this is what she says, a cover-up by voting to release their memo, but not the democrats. so much for transparency. when youve got no plans but with your comfy pants, grab a marie callende...

Point in the obama presidency. after a year of obama only 43% said government should do more, while 48% said government does too much. so who right now thinks government should do more? well, in this case its almost everyone. majorities of every single age group we measured. majority of women, whites, african-americans, and latin americans. should government should do more. plus democrats and republicans. it cuts across all education levels. so whos opposed? republicans. trump voters and white m...

Question. only 38% said the government is doing too many things that are left to businesses and individuals. now lets compare that to this point in the obama presidency. after a year of obama only 43% said government should do more, while 48% said government does too much. so who right now thinks government should do more? well, in this case its almost everyone. majorities of every single age group we measured. majority of women, whites, african-americans, and latin americans. should government ...

Believes in that and would probably be willing to give away a lot to get there. you see he did that right out of the gate with the path to citizenship for those daca folks. >> i think thats a really smart observation by you. the wall was a huge rallying point for his campaign, a cornerstone and something that brought to public to its feet. i remember hearing people chant "build the wall." weve heard willingness from democrat to give funding forward border security, but to the wall itself. this i...