Page 397 - Hyperbole News Today

Its a political hot potato. trump doesnt want to own it. ryan is stuck owning it because it goes through the house first. but i think everybody is up here with the hyperbole this is failing, its over. it took democrats six to eight months longer than they ever expected to actually have to pass obamacare. were in the first inning here and everybody is acting like were already in overtime. >> they also understand that this is something thats going to have a really big impact on the future of the r...

Dumbest cliches about donald trump thats come to popularity is that you shouldnt take what he says literally. take it seriously. it doesnt -- i dont even really know what that means. if you look at what he said over the campaign and compared to what hes done in the first 50 or so days in office, its clear we should have taken him both. sometimes trump people talk about that when they talk about how hes following up on promises made. this is an excuse trump folks make to allow him to use hyperbol...

And lower premiums and make health care, therefore, more accessible. this is part one of a three-part plan and thats hawaii iwhy im. >> reno gazette said looked like nancy pelosi was more efficient. maybe not right but much more efficient with her peoples time. not a great start. susan collins of maine called the scoring a cause for alarm asking the house to slow down and reconsider parts of the bill. bill cassidy told reporters, yeah, its awful. huh? when asked about 24 million people projected...

We need to get past the hyperbole and get into solutions. >> thank you both very much. next, is the white house using breitbart to stir the pot? plus steve bannon, surprising words about kellyanne conway tonight. wait till you hear what he had to say about her. and jeanne moos with late-night comics finding the trump white house wherever they look. ♪ if you have moderate to severe plaque psoriasis isnt it time to let the real you shine through? introducing otezla, apremilast. otezla is not...

Done. it is not something you discount paired i know you would like to discount it based on some messy tweets or some french commentator, but the problem is, and you can get this on left and right, since the patriot act came income americans in general have had a problem with too much surveillance and wondering how, if we give up a little bit of freedom, just for some security, do you ever put it back in the bottle? it is a concern. reagan said to trust but verify, subtrust the system but verify...

Told, these points, these facts you want to get across. there was inevitably some vintage trump, what he calls in his own book truthful hyperbole. i was struck by the reality that you have in that room the two administrations, as it were. youve got all these really serious, sober people from mattis at defense, tillerson at state, kelly at homeland security, his economic team, gary cohn, bright, serious guys. then there is the reality tv show of donald trump who couldnt stop himself from attackin...

And as we discussed theres hyperbole from the left from my opponent. and what the trump administration needs to focus on is the fact that its about national security and the countries on the list are state sponsors of terrorism and were talking 90 days or 120 days which is temporary. >> our vetting has worked. >> theres at least 300 -- >> shannon: lets not talk over each other. and the fbi just released there are 300 people who came here under refugee status that are now the subject of terrorism...

Denominator, thats how actuaries evaluate insurance, the less expensive for everybody. >> mitch jock is a doctor at a clinic in rural west virginia. he was on a "new york times" podcast this morning. he said for many of his patients, as many as 20% to 30% will lose their insurance. he said, quote, i think without question if the republican policy goes through and health care is withdrawn from 20% to 25% of our patients, a number of those will die for lack of appropriate health care. is that hype...

We cant afford -- let me tell you something, if you can get us better coverage than this, go for it. let me tell you what we have plus a lot of benefits that we need. we have $29 per month for my husband. can you beat that? can you? >> i unfortunately inherited an incurable genetic connective tissue disorder called ehlers-danlos syndrome. it weakens my heart and veins, paralyzes my stomach, affects and weakens my immune system. without the coverage for pre-existing conditions, i will die. that i...

Moved so many times, a lot of people who wanted to go to the town hall worried folks wouldnt know where it was or when it was and nobody would show up. but it turns out, you know what? people found it, everybody got there just fine. when it came time for people to tell the senator what they had on their minds and ask him their questions, turns out there was kind of a theme. >> ive got a husband dying and we cant afford -- let me tell you something, if you can get us better coverage than this, go...