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Concerns for this to work? >> pence would have a key role in whatever avenue they took. first of all, he would have to be a key player in taking the first approach, which is to go to the cabinet and get them maturity vote of the cabinet. but he also has the ability to derail the second fold. the biggest problem is that the 25th amendment really foresaw physical disability, that is what most people were thinking of, they were specifically thinking of eisenhower. eisenhower had a heart attack and ...

Concerns for this to work? >> pence would have a key role in whatever avenue they took. first of all, he would have to be a key player in taking the first approach, which is to go to the cabinet and get them maturity vote of the cabinet. but he also has the ability to derail the second fold. the biggest problem is that the 25th amendment really foresaw physical disability, that is what most people were thinking of, they were specifically thinking of eisenhower. eisenhower had a heart attack and ...

Incredibly closely watched to whatever readout comes out of the meeting to whatever they discuss. but the issue for president trump is multi fold. and one is that he responds to strength. thats something he appreciates in other leaders, which can sometimes make him a little more sympathetic to someone like president putin. another issue is that he often in these one-on-one situations, hes trying to win over the person in the room and so that can lead to him being sort of chummy and friendly and ...

This missile defense system that sometimes works and oftentimes doesnt. theres 10 million people sitting in the fold that would be worried about that. >> which major -- may mean a full military option is the only option. thank you. >> happy fourth. >> gregg: and u.s. syrian fighters make progress in raqqa. the terrorists declared it as the capitol of their caliphate in 2014. u.s. military reports that coalition forces conducted air strikes on portions of the wall that surrounds raqqas old city, ...

Koreas nuclear program. but they have different ideas about going about it. a briefing ahead of the visit, the national security council officials saying the president wants to hear about all of moons ideas for dialogue, such as like a join olympic team and this sort of stuff, but they are talking in two completely different directions. you see some of the presidents -- chinas the -- what we saw yesterday importantly, both sanctions on the chinese banks and shipping related entities as they rela...

Leadership. >> reporter: thats a good way to put it, wolf. in many ways the senate leaders are back to square one as they look for a path to passage for some form of health care reform. for senate leadership, that means attempting to bring w wayward republicans back into the fold, but for senate republican moderates, it means opening the door to work with democrats. tonight mitch mcconnells message to senate republicans is clear. it is time to come together. >> this should not be accepting to an...

More on -- reduce the federal deficit be $119 million. and the second one that theyre looking at the cbo scored 22 million more insured by 2026 and reduce the deaf by $100 million. the deficit reduction, $321 billion thats the silver lining for the gop but it gives room to negotiate. >> it is. because the senate bill will be required to have a savings of $133 billion over tine years. the cb ark was saying its $321 billion sork you do a bit of subtraction and you see theres $188 billion potential...

One of five mainers are on medicaid. so her insistence shell vote no on the ability to move forward on this senate bill, a vote were expecting tomorrow or wednesday is problematic. she becomes the third republican senator to say they wont even vote to get to the votes on the bill itself. so that throws kind of a wrinkle into the process. but also if you think about what senator dean heller of nevada said friday, what senator rand paul has been saying now for weeks and then you put into context w...

Republican leadership as they do try to schedule the vote this week,en to. >> so the first one came out, the cbo score, the house bill, 23 million more uninsured by 2026, reduces the federal deficit. the second one, the senate bill, the c becomes o scobo score, 22 uninsured by 2026. so my question is, that deficit reduction of $321 billion, thats a silver lining for the gop leadership, right, that potentially gives them some room to negotiate. >> well, it is buzz the senate bill would be require...

The key things theyre looking at. $321 billion over the course of ten years. the senate has to save $333 billion. that means they have $77 billion to work with there in terms of using money, using financing, possibly, for medicaid, possibly other issues to try to get some worrisome senators back in the fold. also premiums. when you talk to the u.s. senate, the thing they care about more than anything else is premiums. how about cutting back on obamacare help with premiums? in 2020, premiums woul...