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Is almost hemingway. the twist was everybody around him wanted to blow their head off. he wouldnt shut up. >> like going on a date with a chatty cathy doll. >> i remembered thinking as i watched this cat the pete you down, just so pleased with everything we say, people over there just zip it for a while. even me, you know, i shut up for a while. you have done any people watching, lately? it is terrifying whats out there now. everybody is walking around stunned, mouth-breathing, crazy. people are...

Scandinavia. you go to norway and sweden, right? >> a lot of furor in norway. evidently there is a local businessman turned politician over there called donald trump. he said that the vikings weres would you wusses. it hit the fan. >> the local guy. >> coming for. >> had a glasure sliding down. his name was donald trump. >> and then the vikings are wimps, right? >> yeah. the vikings are wusses. he wouldnt apologize though. the people over there are so lovely and nice. in the middle of this mount...

That/have a big. what i worried about is we need a lowering of the corporate tax rate which will take a full restructuring. i dont see that happening in this congress in the foreseeable future. >> two thirds of voters want it at the top of the agenda. >> i think as long as the partisanship will be where -- >> and steven, hillary wants to raise taxes. >> she would be a very different kind of president on the economy than barack obama would be, i think now in particular shes starting to embrace he...

That the american people can see the contrast between the folks that are trying to solve the problem, and the folks that are getting in the way. thats what 2016 is going to be all about. >> congressman, you mack a lot of good points. ill talk more about 2016 and in particular obamacare and taxes. why push them out. well talk about that coming up congressman price. stay with us. first off, we want to get more on this bipartisan budget deal, just the beginning of congress overcoming divisions to p...

Provide high cost insurance benefits. a one year delay for a tax on health insurers. doug holt aiken is with us, the former congressional budget office director under george w. bush and the president of the american action forum. good to see you. thank you for joining us. >> thank you, maria. happy to be here. >> what is your take on pushing all the obamacare taxes back. >> the affordable care act is filled with bad tax policy. the medical device tax is a tax leavied on small device manufacturer...

Refugee plan. it funds -- his climate change agenda. i think some gop voters are feeling like they got rolled over again, congressman. >> well, a lot of the information that you hear is in fact not correct. this wasnt a grand deal by any means. the fact of the matter is that in the bill that was passed, it was about $1.1 trillion in spending for the next fiscal year, which is less than the spending that occurred in 2008 on the discretionary side. so we continued the republican congress continued...

And what youre seeing at the american heart association, we know more than we have ever have. where have we gone from the data over the last 20 years? >> this data allows scientific research to transform the treatments for patients. if you look at the 40 consecutive years that heart disease rates have declined in this country, a lot of that is because of new technologies and new therapies. but today is a new day, as mike said, with all of this access to new computing power, the technology compan...

Bill, i think the strategy is to push it back a couple of years, hope that you get a different president, a new congress, and get this done right both from the health policy point of view and tax poly point of view . >> i dont see the -- i dont see the idea of pushing taxes back, if theyre going to hit us at some point, but what youre saying and what he was trying to make the case is that, yes, when a new president comes in, not just pushing the taxes back, were looking for a whole repeal. >> no...

>> i think what were seeing for first time is the real impact of social media on campaigning. the real impact of the bifurcated economy which you talk about on your morning show, winners and losers, people who are losers are very angry and when you have a country where the middle class is virtually no longer majority in this country, yes, youve got a lot of losers, angry people, thats where trump shows up. >> the other issue is equally important, the power of cable television and the debates and...

They were focusing on development in the treatment and prevention of disease. i spoke recently with philanthropist michael millken who was joined by the american heart association ceo nancy brown. you have been on a lot of travel, talking about what is happening in health care. can you tell us about the program first what youre trying to do. >> there is approximately 10,000 life threatening diseases, we have what we would define as cures for 500 to 600. we have a long way to go, but with technol...