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Every day? i go, yeah. i love coming to work every day. i feel like im coming to a candy store. theres like fabrics and colors and theres fun things to do all the time. its great. its -- i have the best time here. >> we have launched the second season of our podcast and this week were talking to andy dunne, he tells me what it was like to build a company when everyone was telling him it couldnt work and he talks to me about this really interesting moment when he gave his team a big pep talk at a...

Situations for certainly able-bodied people, people with alternatives, we want to provide those alternatives to them. one of the things in the waiver is exactly that. the ability to come alongside existing requirements and transition people to the private sector, transition them to traditional and commercial healthcare provided by employers. because theyre out there working. if for some reason that employer program is not the same that they would have gotten under medicaid that will come alongsi...

America and sadly they arent anymore. >> didnt get a credit card and couldnt work outside the home and couldnt get a legal abortion. those sacred days? yeah. you heard what i heard. i found general kellys talk today to be fairly disturbing. i think everyones picked out of it the parts of it that were moving and laudable and eloquent. but we i think that overwhelming message of that, you know, talk he gave, that scolding that he gave, was ominous from this idea that women should be held sacred wh...

About earlier about in the show, john kellys nostalgic look back at the 1950s when women were sacred and held sacred in america and sadly they arent anymore. >> didnt get a credit card and couldnt work outside the home and couldnt get a legal abortion. those sacred days? yeah. you heard what i heard. i found general kellys talk today to be fairly disturbing. i think everyones picked out of it the parts of it that were moving and laudable and eloquent. but we i think that overwhelming message of ...

He is a multimillionaire. i know it is just george lopez, all fun and games. the police really -- george lopez coming after you. david letterman speaking of going after people, he wantss what? >> david letterman, americans need to figure out a way to get trump out of office and, quote, into a home. letterman conducted this interview with the associated press, trump was running, he would be gone, couldnt work at the gas station, why do we have to be victimized by his fecklessness, his ignorance? ...

Issue before congress which is getting rid of balm. ma ca obamacare and trillion dollars in obamacare taxes, more than a trillion dollars in spending and reforming the system. >> if you talk to moderates and people who are, you know -- they will tell you 17% approval rating for something, it doesnt do any of them any good, john. do you think the tweets are a negotiating tactic? you think theyll work? >> look, grover, great spin, lousy bill. nobody trusted paul ryan. down a path that couldnt work...

Rating for something, it doesnt do any of them any good, john. do you think the tweets are a negotiating tactic? you think theyll work? >> look, grover, great spin, lousy bill. nobody trusted paul ryan. down a path that couldnt work. ivanka trump and jared kushner, two key advisers, told him it was a bad strategy going in. he didnt pay attention to them. he got burned. now, this tweet on the freedom caucus, this is a negotiating tactic. what he realized in this whole negotiation is that he can d...

Seven years to get that done and we missed it. >> but vindicated from what? >> from people who thought that the challenges dealing with this small group of recalcitrant members were unique to john boehner. they were not. this is an institutional group of people. >> what do you do if you are paul ryan? >> well, thii think paul ryan a the president have to work together to figure out how to get the members together or work with democrats. >> it sounds like hes on the ladder. >> i think we are prob...

The world. >> the building is a tremendous smash. everybody wants to see it. >> and see donald trump. >> donald. donald. its trump. donald. people rushed to him to touch him, to touch his shoulder, to touch his arm. >> it was the biggest bet of his career. >> he was the magic man. anything he touched turned to gold. so even with the marvin roffmans of the world projecting that this couldnt work, there were very many people who believed that it would. and donald trump kept assuring everybody, don...

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