ything about it. now i think first of all, the syrian regime s air force should be grounded, never allowed to fly again, and i think if president trump can speak to president putin in russia who says he wants a political exit now, an exit strategy from syria, wants a political settlement, maybe he can ask that he delivers, that he delivers assad. assad should not fly iranian forces who support assad who actually fight for assad because assad has almost lost his army, has no military capacity of his own anymore. he can maybe reign in those iranians, push them out, push them backwards so they are not fighting syrians everywhere in the country and encouraging jihadism. think what we re seeing is assad is manufacturing terrorists
lower prices, better plans, and not touching medicaid. the gop plan does the exact opposite of that. i actually think the white house is looking for an exit strategy for donald trump. susan, it is interesting, i mention these sort of i don t know thousand describe them, pro-trump voices in conservative media. their objection is basically a version of what bill just said pa that gnat campaign, donald trump offered this different vision of conservatism, sort of a pro-safety net conservatism. it s how he won potentially pennsylvania, michigan, wisconsin, states that normally vote for democrats. how did it come to this that he would campaign on that and then sign off on the paul ryan plan? well because paul ryan has a different constituency than donald trump. paul ryan has traditional, kind of old style conservative republicans who want a smaller government and as you say, donald trump appeared appealed to the populist group. not necessarily even republicans who would be the ones m
enough, even though donald trump is said he s 100% in nafr of this health care plan, they have been very loudly in opposition to it. so i think what you are starting to see is this campaign give trump an exit strategy on the heckic. and that would be dirty to do that to ryan this way and i am fought endorsing ryan s program or his plan or trump s or anybody, but i don t think ryan would be dirty back at the white house. i just don t. well, you know the reality is, this was a bargain. this was the faustian bar began paul ryan and the other republicans made. they were going to look the other way, swallow a great deal f. return they were going to get their agenda, they were going to get tax reform, obamacare now, of course, all of that is highly problematic. anyway, we ll see what happens. anyway, thanks for joining us. trumpcare, ryancare the whatever you call it the gop
car cair, you know, as it becomes increasingly obviously, this is probably a non-starter, the trump folks, you know, i think are very, very likely to look for an exit strategy. because they don t want to own the failure. the best way to do that is to separate himself from this. make it ryancare and throw paul ryan under the bus and end the reality is this is the one consistent theme of breitbart over the years, which is hatred of paul ryan, they did everything possible to beat paul ryan last year. there s been no love lost. steve bannon made it absolutely clear that one of his missions was to destroy paul ryan. so i think you are seeing that playing t. ll right. well to play on that theme of being a cheesehead, you and i are both cheeseheads, so is paul ryan. but so is steve bannon s almost his office mate reince priebus chief of staff. so you have ryan priebus is very good friends with paul ryan. why in the world would that one
moving out of the country and shipping products back in while shedding american workers. he will continue to fight for policies that promote manufacturing and job creation in the united states and supports american workers. so i don t want to get ahead of the exact nature of policy. he s been seeking a lot of input. he s going to talk today with speaker ryan and senator mcconnell. i know that both the joint session, state is repeal and replace. i m sure some discussion of tax reform will probably come up. we re continuing to move forward and meet with them. on the isis strategy. can you get to the timetable now that you are receiving it, what happens. there s a report you re asking for $30 billion on top of the 54 in the budget for defense spending. is that true? does that cover the new exit strategy? thank you. right now literally that principles meeting that i mentioned is happening as we